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W0" Byiafwdifm li i i i iii li ioycici-3 Indusir;
d Somerville Canuck Ace
5”” Y - . _ R A 0 E S Purpose  Government Regul-...
Shows The Way To United States
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.-»-    A large number of entries have W  S M L M P this morning at 10.30 at the Cen- 5
. ii-_ ' been received for the Alberton ° ° c  ° 07 tral Christian Church, Summcrsidc, me foundations’ °f me Imperial B a ck Fr orn
Ay ,gpm Gould Associated Press-superior steadlness at the crit'cal ng” yhich take place Wednesday
siwrtl WW) noses. plus his acuity to produce mg,-,,....,r, scpieuiiier zni. 'racy
FIVE FARMS COURSE, BALTI- his best shots down the home un “ follqyng '
“ORE COUNTRY CLUB. Sept, 18 stretch of eachyround over the Matched Rage
Th .
The amateur golf championship roi
1 the United States passed into the
Emmdlan hands yesterday for the
st time in hstory as C. R. (San- inv
ilr
5;. gsmewilie, slender 28 year old sin
um maker of london, Ont., out~ sta
played 22 year old Johnny Good- erv
mm of Omaha., Neb., to win the`am
closest battle for this classic titlepalur
lu six years. Somerville conquered fou
ling Maryland country, cl nched
decision | amy cope-rower _ ciiariom-
sllent Canadian is the first mum,
e
ader to win the American crown Lucky Lindy-lihcrieill - South-
ce Harold H. I-`I'lton, British port,
r was the victor in 1911. Som-
ilie does not hold the Canadian 2.25 Class, Mixed
ateur championship this year,
ouch he has ireic this titic Yorirois (Delaney) Wvllinrton-
r times and is generally rated L B. Jr. (Smith) Cape Traverse.
Goodman 2 and 1 in a chamP10¥\-,the best amateur in the Dominion. Mack Volo (Alberton Stables).
,hip match that was featured bylUn
spectacular flights oi’ scoring ers
questioiiably the two best golf- Wll\l\|° Winn# (5lb¢l‘¢°l\ _Bilb-
in the field came together in ,l¢l)- ~
,uamisiec with briuiant putting the title right. 'rho match wss‘ MIM K\'l\\l|° (Bmw) -‘\lh°ft°n-
close from the start that neith- l’°¢¢l' 58 (Ml¢A|¢\lll) Alberton.
and packed with enough thrilling so
moments to keep the gallery roaring er
ugh; down to the finish on the
player was ever more than 2
Witty Jim (Dawson), Summer-
side
Bill Witte (McArthur) Kenaing
tions Reviewed InAddress By Mr.
l   'lt The church -was bcautif ily  'lem
'W L u e- l wh
I The following illuminating state-
'ment on the oyster industry and
the purpose of the Government
measures taken in accord with the
' agreement of 1028 for thc ra-estab-
iilhment of the industry, was made
by Mr. W. Chester- S. McLilre at il
fmeeting called in Summerslde on
iSaturday for the discussion of the
question: i
The leasing of oyster areas for
production, and development 'of
the oyster fshery seems to have a-
wakened some ` undue suspicion
,with respect to legality of oyster
_ leasing; or, in other words, I might
' say with regard tc direct ownership
of water or leased areas.
It was decided by the Privy
up ~
. I il th OSB F t hlite I tl d 7 '
mn green It was eu y 9 m or “nes B d “que” y an ’ ’ Co oil in 1898 and confirmed in
so and exciting final since wi
:Serge Von Elm turned back Bobby vill
,ones by. exactly the .same margin bee
pi 1926. at Baltusroi and Somerville his
“-35 cool and MB! 0/ll the WHY. His ho]
lHlESHO0TS
ATURDA
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Mr Squires (McNeill) Southport.
es in even par. '
port. It was determined by the Privy
Ls Rico (Power) Charlottetown.
th dramatic suddenness. Bomer- WU- un ,
9 2 down md nm. fb 8°' Wm' cept, cope (ummm) Konclng two subsequent decisions that wer-e_
au” he was ,me to recapture um, handed down, that the exclusive
mmm] md' shoot the last eight Diddy Aubrey (Sheron) llowlug, power to regulate all fishing is
vested in the Federal Govt.
Council decision in 1912 that thc.
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`encc shows that by oyster fishing!/*
fishing was convircing This has C
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» The marriage of Emma. Virginia I
EXETER, Ont., Sept. 18.-Upon
no Rev w rr Harding officiating C”
oratcd with ferns and yellow.
_ . _ . to
~ i_, ids. Th bid i .
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av ng smi ar pu c are . u » L
gshiug involves removing the pm. I to the strains of Lohcngi'in`s bridal j 0?
duct.; of natural increase and re-I Uh
mms nothing - .sister of the bride, looked charm ,fe
ing' as matron of honor avid Thane l
Nature cannot stand 'that with A-
Campbell attc~m`ed as grooms- 4 me
oysters any more than with unyiman. The bride wore a lovely ‘ D01
o
other commodity. When the oyster' B
n of blue chiffon velvet trim of
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fishin began there was little or med with "mme and fuliban 'Y-0 ple
was never anticipated. As timelw
to e. few weeks each year' still the- T e wedding march was played I did
b
trend downward. ,
‘went on 1; was (nm-eaged, and in- Wore a. gown of salmon pink with ` not
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Mrs. G. Elliott Full and during l by
orus. Mrs. Thane A. Campbeihihc
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of Rz\il\\'s._ told n gathering
electors of .South Huron when
flrcd the c,,»»_»iilng guns of the
eral by-eico..on campaign.
Because “the Bennett Govern-
nt has not changed its mind on
icy, and there is no possibility
a gcnerul election within a cou-
of years," he continued, “this
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no restriction as the need for it match and carried I1 b0U<lU0t Of  election provides a piebiscite by
hlte liliies. The matron of honor ' which you may approve what Ben-
t did, what Great Britain did
.creased until fishing was limited turquois blue turban and glovcs.lmid what the sister Dominion;
. And I appeal to you to stand
the leadership which has placed
on the i-,ther hand, World exp9r1_ , the signing of the register Mrs, ` Canada in thc forefront of the na-
as by general upland farming, .
oured coffee and Miss Ruth Mut- .
rthur Roper sang, | rio
Alter the ceremony ri reception
much larger production can be was held at the homc of the brides'
brought about assisting nature! p
than by depriving our natural beds' p
- ,of any chance of further produc- tart, Miss Harriet Brzidslmw, Miss I
tion. ‘ C
l A large oysterfarming .industry Sinclair and Miss Kcltic Holinanin
'rnmpagaila (rhempgon), gum. administrative control, or g B ad-'gives employment to a large num-,assisted in serving. The dining
mercies. _ ministruiion ei oii_ tidal fisheries,bsr of people Just as sgricuiturclroom was beautifully accorutccift
is entirely a Federal matter. How- ; C1005- Like Upland farmins. it can with pink chrysarithemums. l (gp
arents. Mrs. R. T. Holman Sr.,
of
onstance McArthur.. Miss Evelyn ; D1
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32- 2.30 Class ever, as the oysters happen to live , be carried on in a small way or in The groom's gift to the bride wus-
and thrive on the bottom oi’ the  a big way. Very little capital is] a beautiful gold necklace sct wiihi' T
Notwithstanding the gale of thir- dioated below. Out of a possible 150
gy miles an hour raging Saturday
aftemoon the under mentioned
rlflemen met at the range and
carried out the shoot as advertis-
the winner, Sgt. Gormley, only
dropped seven points in thirty
shots. The trophies being shot for
yearly at this time of the year were
id. In place of the regular 200, 500 presented to the winning teams _at
uid 600 yards, it was decided to the bungalow after the conclusion
ihoot fifteen shots each at 200
md 300 yards, as there was
me possibility owing to the heavy
wind that the larger targets at the
long range would blow down. 'I‘he
Trixty Vols (Ramsay), Alberton.
Rio Rota (Weeks) Aiberton.
Winnipeg Boy (Wells), Alberton '
Black Peter (Alberton Stables),
Doreen Aubrey, (Alberion Stab- `
:°°)' _ imains in the right of the Dominion `f1l'1l’ 0116 105568 Call Obtain lssllght-| Mrs. Holman is li grzldiintg- in on
P‘“'l“*.A“b"°V' (A“’°""“ sub' , or the pf-ovimlgl Government, and ly less than six acres. It also gives i Arts from Acadia University and "W
of the match. The thanks of the Yes). to *ne local eo le a first o tion Mr H1 'i . 'cc
l which this has not yet been , p P IJ , . Oman s a graciun e of Bish-
rlflemen were extended to Care- Colonel Moo (H0110) Elm5¢\l|¢~ - fully de¢{ded_ _ under the Act and under the agree- :op's College, Lcnnoxvillo, Quebec. l "is
taker W' L' smith and his em- Raymond Aubrey (wsrlen) Elm.-l In well defined Bays and Rivers ment between Provincial and Fefi- i He is now associated wi.h the firmlth
cient markers for their excellent ‘3“l¢- .there seems lime doubt that the eral Governments. of R. T. Holman‘s, Ciiar1ot‘.r.towii.)D°
bed the question of that owner- needed to make a start in aqua' gamets and earrings to match, Af-‘the
ship seem, so hp” ur-(gen, loyster farming. ,ter the reception Mr. and Mrs. R. , D0
perhaps the quggtion of the bot-l The policy adopted for the leas- , T. Holman left by car for Halifax ‘ Ill'
tom of tidal waters around the I ing of areas favors the small opef- ` where they sail on the Lady Hiiwk- PF
009,51; are par; _of the pubuc D0. S ator. Under it the size of area that ins for Bermuda. .bool I
c who had scanned the agree- 
its made by the conference, hc Great Britain was the great im-
u’d say five-sixth; of their pro- porter of basic commodities, he ex-
ions were “to the advantage of ,'plained. The unfair competition of
c agricultural portion of Ca.nada's I Russian agriculture was forced by
pulzition.” For this reason he was K Canadian producers.
ns of the world,”
licvicws Rosults
Dr. Manion reviewed the results
the conference, explained the
oblcms which had confronted the
plre siatesmcn, and lauded the
n
lcaderslilp which had created the
herlng of British statesmen, bc-
rc a gathering which packed the
era House.
hc by~clcciion, he said, offered
electors of South Huron an op-
1‘i-Unity to Put the stamp of ap-
ovril upon agreements made by
cmier Bennett which had never
i cxtcndcd farmers before. As
Roy Velo Jr (Benny) Alma. U,-,on their return from B , d* icvccptionally glad to know that,
scoring was of high order as in- noon which made the marking 01. B“'“°7 (['°°P“'d)' ufnhh- ‘vu the pu-,vm¢e_ exwpg in public( No Discrimination Mr. and Mrs. Holman will rcsidc, ‘ ‘ an
THE SUMMARY V“°‘“7' ling with the Federal Government, producing oysters in saleable quan~ fclicitations. S. ,,,._,,,,,hm_c_.. he sam ..RuSia is in
Name
Sgt. A. Gormley, Signailers .._'
200_800
 71 72
Sgt. R. Coles, Highlanders  ..  'I0 70
Capt, W, A. Smith, Signailers 
 .. ..... 70 70
Q. M. Sgt. A. J. McCabe, Highlanders  ..  '70 . '10
Sig. P. T. Landrigim, Signaliers  .  '10 70
Capt. A. W. Allan, Highlanders  . . .  66 73
Sgt. P. Hooper, Highlanders 
Sgt. A, 0. F. Gill, Highlanders 
. ..  67 72
..  68 70
Capt. Jas. Coles, Highlanders  .  'I0 68
sis. J. s. Mocncnsid, signsiiers  ..   so ca
Sgt. G. G. McLennan, Highlanders  89 68
Gr. W. Walsh, Artillery . , . . . . . . . . .
 ...  67 68
Sgt. J. C. Stewart, Signallers 
J. H. Judson 
Q. M, Sgt. J. S. Moore, Slgnallers
.  66 68
. . .  57 67
......... ..... 82 82
S. C. Moore  65 57
E.G.L0ve  , , , . , . . .
 60 58
140
140
140
140 |
139
139 Q
iaa
138
nfercncc will be erected a great e,
lice of tin- ..~ and commerce Fred tOfl Races
ich will st:.'.i as a monument
the statcsni' if the British Ein-
iailwaj Minister Reviews
Success Of Empire Parley
Bradshaw, second daughter of Mr.- l_. 
““" M” M‘~""‘“° L- B'“°‘S“*‘W °f .. ive - Sixth Of Provisions Of Conference Are* To
Summerside to Mr. Robert Tinson- _ . .
Hamm' mu, son 0, _,_ .Leroy und) Advani ge Of Canadian Agricultural Producers,
Mrs. Holman and grandson oi’ the! Says Dr- Mani0n~
lato Robert T. Holman, took piaccl
_ Colonel D. A. MacKinnon, D. K.
MacLeod, Garfield Poole and E. F.
Acorn retumed by motor from
Fredericton Saturday flight, hav-
ing left there Saturdaymorning.
lt rained very hard Friday night
and Saturday‘s races were called
off as a consequence The Island
horses were shlppedhome yester-
day and will arrive here tonight.
Golden, 2.12; Mr. Henley, 2.19 and
Johnny Miles, 2.24 did not get a.
start at Fredericton.
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the courage to say that more than
the ties of sentiment were needed to
hold the Empire together. He was
criticized. Yet, right or wrong, the
Ottawa Conference resulted, and 1
Great Britain deserted its century-
old free trade policy. Sc, he said,
the conference at Ottawa gathered
amid a cry of failure from many
nations. Yet today, “vie see a vic-
tory, not only for Canada but for
the Empire.
“But,” declared Dr. Manion, “re-
member that time is necessary be-
fore we will sec the results of these
agreements which were made at the
conference. All these treaties must
be ratified by the Parliaments of
the nations of thc Empire. And that
cannot be done in a day or a week."
W°l'k d‘“'l“B 5 d1“3f°°5bl°'°-fl/51" " ‘ ,ovimership of the bottom is vestedi csmu 'i,, ‘ _
iLouis Rader the Government c - Serious Problem
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Orphan Annie (Thominonii 0 idetermlned the Dwnerqmp as 1_,,st_ Fu,¢he»_. no areas that are ,ww The Guardian joins in happiest ,W0 see abnormal conditions ev Cheap labor, state controlled pro- k
duction and low standards of liv-
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the targets extremely difficult, I P““7“°°" lM°C“u‘7)» T|5'“|‘hj -hurbuurs where the privy Cuuncu ,on Brighton, Road, Chario'.:oto\vii,iiudme’ was a farmer' Q
M°l°|' Bndwlnv (c"m|’h°"l M°“¢' 5 it) 5 being 19559;), so that noth- ____ » . , _ ing sought to cut thc price under
,mn l Just What 3 Publi! h9-f'b9l1!' ls e are inc hands of the Communists Ja-
'l`°'°l ' _ ‘ has not been defined. In many ‘Hs is beffis taken ff°m the public- s'i‘. DvNs'rAN's nssrucs pan and china are nearly at wer.
143 .mugs Ba 5 ml hi; be irblle har- On the other hand, areas that
Billy Cocbanke (Hardy) Elms ~
dale. ‘
Peter S. (Macalduss), Allierton. l
Entries close Sept. 20th. 5817-li
Jack McKen na
Knockecf Out 
13") sr. JoHN's, Nna., sept. is-Phil
unigntnesrt, ‘of Hamilton, ont..
124
scored B. knockout victory tonight
over the veteran Jack McKenna. of
124 i North Sydney. The end) came in
Esithc fourth round set to, and up
Sgt. A. Gormley, Signallers, won
the city championship, score 143
out of a possible 150. _
MACKINNON CUP '!.‘!'}AM'SHO0T
P. E. I. Highlanders
Sgt. P. Hooper . . . . . . . .
 ..
Sgt. G. G. McLennan ... .. 137
Sgt. A. J. McCabe‘....... .. 140
Capt. J. Coles . . . . . . .
 .. 138
Sul. R. Coles . . . . . .
 .... ..
rctci  .......  eaij ---- ’
until the finishing punch the mil- _
ling had been fairly even. ,
GUARDIAN our TEAM siioor V  Gdme ‘ 1
copi..1.ccics .........  lash P03tP0ned
Capt. A. W. Allen  .. 139 ____ u _
139 ‘ Sgt. R. Coles  ._ 140| (Canadian Press)
-'- SAINT JOHN, Sept. 18-Unfav
Total . . . . . . . . . .
 . . . .
 417 orable weather forced postpone-
ment untl Tuesday of the game
140,Sgt. A. Gormley . . . . .
.. .. 143 scheduled for St. John yesterday
’Q. M. S. J. S. Moore   124 between the Kiwanis team, _ St.
I
Total  694 Sig. P. J. Landrlgan . , . .
 140 Stephen, N. B., and the St. John
;'Ma.rtelios, for the senior amateur
Nc. 2 Company, 6th Div. Sigs.
Sgt. A. Gormley . . . . .

Q. M. S. J. S. Moore   124
Sig. P. J. Landrigan ..... .. 140
sis. J'. s. Mcnousld 
Cilllt. W. A. Smith 
140|T0te.l ...............»..-...
Total  _-... .... 407 baseball championship of New
‘Brunswick
14a,sgt. P. Hooper  1395
Sgt. G. G. McLennan .
mf......_........  0 '|' B A 
°-PRACTICE
' Aiscgweit football practice vm be
t fic st vic-
heid at 4.45 his a moon .
toria Park. Now is the time for
- ' all good men to come to the aid
I of the team.
Qin rho oiiione aiu: sursn-suns,
you get the important advantage
of ingenlously tempered shaving
edges-much harder than the slotted
center-u feature patented by Gillette.
FREE 'l`lllA
I. COUPON
GlLLE'|'l'E SAFETY RAZOR C0., LTD.
1085 St. Alexander St., Montreal, Q‘l°» muh.
Genll Pd Ill to try the Gillette Blue Super-
Pleueemegxl me o:e absolutely free and without qlzllgt
lion ou my part.
Name
_ csufisisu
Address City Province, -
DEATHS
MACMILLAN-In the City Hospi-
tal. Sept. 18th, Francis A. MacMil-
lan, aged 58 years. Funeral from
the residence of her brother, Mr.
Patrick MacMillan, ,204 Cumberland
Bt., Tuesday morning at 8.45 to St.
Dunsi.an's Basilica, thence to R. C.
Cemetery. I
The world owes no man a living
who is too lazy to get out and hunt
it.
We Specialize
m'
GOOD WORK
ii. 0. Smal|v'ooi|'s
RADIO SERVICE
All the world is in a state of serious
Y E P -
bours. Consequently, to remove all have ceased to be productive or The solemn opening of the Nov- `pc-i'turba'tion,
doubt, an agreement was gum-ed that never were productive, are be- ena. in honour of thc Canadian, “But Canada will come out ahead
into 'with the Province whereby ins made 50 Edd to the Wealth °f Martyrs milk place at St. Dunstans of other nations, partly because we
the Province confers onthe Feder- the Conimtmltyi and ¢0nS€fiUEIltl:' 1341511105- at 7 p. m. last evening. are a law-abiding people, because
uv authorities my authority the the wealth of the Province and of The Novena is conducted by Rev, we are conservative, and, I submit,
Province has for the adminlstra- the country at large. 1101115 DOUEBH- The C01T>us Christi partly because oi’ good government
gpm of uysuu- P,-oduumg M-e,,5_ I It is not too much to expect that Choir, under direction of Mr. W. .l_ by a man of tremendous physical
The PB~!‘llBml'¢Ill2 Of C1109-di. by 5" ”'1d°;;l°P“`0“l Ufuthls kind thxc Eiélzliviléhhnlcl cli.".1'gc of thc singing, and personal strength and of ex-\
uompeteng yegglauom 1-,ame1y,.._ ‘.\Jud in --ij ‘ ons, but 0 - HY CS McCarthy preached ccpiional ability." ,
the Fisheries Act" -conferred on the opportuiii. »~ ~g given for aiiin- the sermon, thc subject being the There were no terms, declared Dr. igztfggi cgiuisulgz t\:l%llulr\il;1rnEr°erl11l;
gc. ted to » ,to ,he business for life of St John de Brcbcuf Public Nlnnion, which could be too iauda '
Cam-1da's ability to produce. »
"This was one of the problems
which we had to face during the
conference," continued Dr. Manion.
“Russia is ready to undercut any
price any other nation in the world
can quote. And we succeeded in
inserting an article which applies
to Russia and which stops that un-
fair ccmpetiticn. And I have every
belief that the British will live up
Fisheries Department at Ottawa F65 F! -  . ' . ~ ‘ -
the Power to lem, an suuublu themselves. Ti ere are areas enough 'Prayers in honour of thc saints wcrc tory or praiseworthy for Premier lthalndusmes oft 22233;” bum ht
areas. 3,.o,md the Coast of puuce Ed. recited, --Solemn Bcnodcilon was Bennett. He had exhibited-an al- n ag!-semen g
"ard Island that can be made Celcbmfcd by HCV. Grorgc M111.-Dorn most superhuman ability to do tre-
No Lesal Quesiio roductivc end that are now lylnr Qld- The Deacon was Rctg Emmett mciicious amountscf won. and to-
` 'auow and b;1,~_@n in meet the ')Hf1flli2y. Sub-deacon, Rev. Chas. day. he submitted. Premier Ben-
w.u1i tiles-_ decisions llunilcg feeds of all interested. Me‘hods av- ICCam_“y‘ Amr B°m`d1°ti°" me "Mt was 9- "W°Y1d figure."
dwm ‘mm me Privy Cmuwu am* hcmg dcvclnppd by which by mt. encrntion of the relics of the saints "Similarly we came into office
with the competent legislate.. else than labor, muddy botforv' 'kai field- A beautiful in:ii'il'1'i~ l<I\Q\\`1!lg . Ilic Canadian Nations’
covering every damn md vesting under “nth” ,,M_,(_m,ise sultabk, liilnc ii.1sbcl*ii4cicu'.cd in the Bas- Railways had undertaken commit-
me aumomy Dy an ACL or Patna ‘for oysters can be mad, ,_nm,E_,_,, ica.lA vciy huge ci-civil nticnrlcd- ments A of $250,000,000 i1 year," he
ment under me Msherms ACL Wm] suwabley heme thnm ,S no justw .1.;.'1.veiiings4 devotions. Y - V san). 'We knew of this foolish.
the Depanmem of Hmeries, I ,able reafon for ,hc ,mr of mom Yvuilgry eicmng this ii'-.L-i; in-1-\<i¢¢ oiyrr-entiiusiustic administration.
cannon see whele mmm is any levm poly .il ue hold :it 7.30. liic .ifc ‘oi \\c did not interfere in its conduct.
” ~ = . , __ one saint for each day will bc glv- We did not interfere with lt-politic-
As I uiidei-vniii *his ~~i*.r ii..
que-“MU” “'m"~ \‘°3a'1`d~ W me leasng " ` ' n` ` ‘ cn. Players to thc Sninis and Ros- nl‘.\’- But wc did st0l'1 this ridicul-
of fishing areas for oyster develop- `  b0iIlg developed ;f~om c` e  ary ,vm be rccizcd, and Boiicciictioiivoiis, wild cxpcndituref' l
about which could not be improved.
Britain ls satisfied. We are satis-_
fied."
To bring about equitable condi-
tions in the operation of the agree-
ments, Canada undertook to estab-
lish a. tariff board. Before this
board British manufacturers could
make representations regarding
Canada's tariffs. But Canada had
considered her industrialists before
making any agreements. These
agreements were the result of the
brilliance, insight, courage and pat-
.t.on, rind one that .s not as vi a y ,_
ment. 1 given. After Bcneuiction each cv I;-iotlgm of the Prime Minister of
iiitf-rested as thr “cas most ni-
The idea Of 19§l§1Hti0l\ 011 this ' ' ` ` " h ` if cning the veneration of the rc`ics Stopped Extravd
iiuestlon is entirely one for devf:1<>i>~ "‘°‘“"‘°l-" ““°""“ S‘""l~" t “" d will be ircla. The nfiics- choir- will
. , ii " G ' rn ts take a 'ie-i-;lr.. , _ , g _
men.; of a. great .ndu.siry, and the 5;;‘1ld :t0\‘;`u11:;1; allow hi: H” “_ have charge of thc singing for ihci The railway had built hotels from
advantages accruing from this log- ‘Wm to on on the gthar *ind evening devotions. lil thc after- roast to roast. It had built an un-
islatloncanuoteveiibe estiiiiatedlisar 3° ' ` noon at 3.30 sci-vices will be held neccssaigv fifty million terminal at
if iv’ dcstrov or :top the oy=ter
the futu;e in this Province. If '” ~ ' " for the children. Each morning at .\foiilreal. It had built branch rail-
proper consideration is g.ven, deV°_!°l'm“nt “S it 15 "°“'__“m’;E°dl8 o'clcck the Novena Mass will be way lines and bought others. It
prirwe Edward Isiand has in har It Wm lead to cha” and dl ‘""P'*‘m celebrated. The Novcnu will close had gone crazy in a flurry of exor-
oyster industry' 1,, my humble in (he LITE” l'?"°-'iPC`¢f»5 Of i-he 'W cn Monday, Sept. 26th. llcginninirbitnni' unnecessary spending- And
v"'lr"ent °f °"'$t'." °l""‘5‘ on Thursday and ending on tlic‘l\/Ir. Briinctts Government stopped
opinion, a. great and growing re~
source
conditions is as feasible as upland
or general agriculture fanning; as
a usual thing it is much more prof-
itable on account of less overhead
in the development.
Prior to the settlement that took[
place wide stretching Prairies,
were the habitat of buffaloes etc,-
which provided food for the In-‘
dians and earlier settlers; later as
settlements began they were for
the use of ranchers, many of whom
developed large stocks of cattle..
sheep and horses. This was a most
profitable business for the ranch-
ers. As time wen), on their use cf
the Public Domain was regulated,
but later came people who were
prepared to develop these ranches
and make them into fanns. The
further than that.
Past Experience Cited
In Prince Edward Island as a
whole, as well as in Malpeque Bay
and other places, particularly 10”!
 
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before the disease broke out in
_ feast day of thc martyrs on next it.
oyster farming under proper It is “SY t0 5° “Phill lf Y°U\' ln' Monday. special sermons will be Two years ago at the Imperial
tefest P°1“t5 ln that diY`5Cl1l0I1- preached. ‘Conference Premier Bennett had
Canada, declared Dr, Manion.
"So there seems to be a different
feeling in the past few weeks," said
Dr. Manion. "As a. physician I see
the effect of the mind on the hu-
man body. It is true of the body
politic. I can see the effect today
of the mental attitude which the
people of Canada have ussumec
since the Imperial Conference, and
before long those effects will have
made themselves apparent to all o
you.
Malpeque Bay, the evidence that
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point of this kind; hence the _
ranchers had to K0- From that S
standpoint the case of the oyster
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