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WEDNESDAY, _ 'rss cHA1zLo'1~rsrowN GUARDIAN SEPTEMBER
Ah
maint.
did
_£251
1i 
0ld Sydney
Screened Coal
» p..__-_
We are well stocked with Url!
excellent Coal. Now in the tim#
to place your order.
'p Hard Coal
Jut sizes. We will be pl¢Il¢d lil
glue; your order now, ben quality.
'pwut prlcel. E
w. n. cttus a co
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'ro mvsxrool.
sept. rr. ou. is  ironlmrr
Sept. 2-I. 0:.-t. 22 »........... Mantcalml
0et. It Ort. ‘tit  .ilurrtrlurr
T0 BELFAST-GLABGO\V
Sept. D. Ort. 7 .. . . . . . . . . . .
.. Metnglma
T0 CHElBOU`RG-SOC’1‘lIAHP'IOX-
ANTWEBP
Sept. I. Oct. 0 .................. Melltl,
sam. ite. oft. eu  xtinnetioni
rlzou utr-:ssc 
TO Ll\`l'lHl’00L
Sept. 10. Ot-t. 8  Montroyel
T0 BELFA.\'l`-GL.\>`(i0\\`
Sept. 23. 04-t. 2l.  Montnnlrn
T0 ('H|'IKB()l,`R(i--§()l`TllAHI"I()§
Sept. I. 0|-l. G .... Kniprens of Sfollnnll
'.~`rpl. 29. Ut-t, 27. -. Empress of france
*Alun ¢-ulll uf. lluulburg, i
apply Local Aim!!
- II. sauce susrEB
Dj;-gin:-Sltsent i“Tbat Mr. Speaker do now leave
ng no
Saint John N.B.
' committee of ways and means."
To which Mr. .\lanion moved the
I Besson
INTERNATIONAL LINE.
'nn from st. John sto,
gram Eutport or Luboe,
M0439.
Every Wednesdalf 5l~°“m°f
leaves Bt. John 9 A. M-»
Atsunte Time: Ewvorr
1.80 P. M.: Lubes 2-30
P_ LL, Eastern Standard
Time, arriving Boiwllf
'i'nunday. 8 A- M-
on Mondays, Fridays and
Saturdays, Steamer sails
direct from St. J0lJl1 10
Boston. leaving St. John V
7 P. M.. Atlantic Time. `
due Boston following day.
2 P. M.. Eastern Standard
Tlme.`
coanoouoru at Iuka villa' l
nounced in the. budget such assur-
'“""_'“.'" “ "IW 'YORK nnces have not -been fulfilled."
luauaa mu tor automobiles '
_ ' i.viA..\rio.\"s Evllnv c0Nst:RvA-
"°°m°m|°d by P'-"nn - 'rivn Pitt-:st-:\"r t\'ci.UDiNo
after the word "that" be struck
out and the following substituted
-therefor:
paign assurances were repeatedly
giyen by ‘the Prime Minister. and
ot er m nsters of the crown that
\' _V’  i before further tariff changes were
` made an opportunity would be giv-
\ en industries affected thereby to
be heard before an advisory board.
ially incorporated in the Speech
from the Throngvtgf the present ses-
sidn in the foil ing words:
made only after the fullest exam-
ination of their bearing upon both
primary and manufacturing lndus-
tries and that representations re-
questing lncrease or decrease of
duties should he made the subject
of most careful investigation and
report by a body possessing the
necessary qualifications to advise
the ministry with respect. thereto.
cordlngly be appointed forthwith.
accordingly appointed.
\i ESSERVEY \f OTED Likewise
he vo
cts we presented. take
very souls. They could not malt
n ter Robb gave notice thus.-
Jouruals of the House ofl “l N9 1° Il" "°¢l°°_lh“'- WHEN
Were 30 \|ng[\gwergb}e_§THE HOUSE RI‘EOL\ES lTSELF
Lhe truth scorched into their 1~\`T0 COMMITTEE 1 ‘Mu "‘°"
e the following resolutlonsi" .. 
Ian intelligible answer; were wagi These resolutions, covering hun
,nothing the Patriot could do but dfeds 0! iaflff CUBDSES. DOHIGSG F9
.LET THE PILL D|(;E3T_ ye; duction and tax reduction. are _
lthey must say something, if onlv -lllell \'9ClI9d- blll are £00 16118015’ I0 y
for s show of a kind o ' Ublllll hell?
l f excuse. P ‘ l
,Then something came in the form* According to above notice those I
-of a three fourtbs column. caption- l'*l‘5°1Ul~|°l1§ Were ”‘°Ved in mm
let;-~-netayes Admission". 'rue mittee- AND NOT BEFORE- “Hd
lPatriots defense is a literal jumll when mel' Were m°V@d' Mr] Mi"
-from a po‘ltic-al purggt r j 1- lervey and every Conlervat ve n
-political bell. 0 y D 0 a the House, VOTED FOR REDUQ/
Q The points which the Liberal Or- ED POSTAGE. REDUCED IN-
ygan tried to establish, wer`e.- COME T-*X and every 00191' I”
’ til That  My-ers, answering reduction which the Patriot and
lfor .\ir. Messervey, declared that its allied traducers falsely declare
"lie did not vote Agni I th Robb they voted against. V
integer, but he voted lsr til; Mal.. 'rms ts ro ci-iAr.m-:t~.on
I \ . v V
‘ion amendment." THE PATRIOT AND MR.HAS`|Il§'
1; (21 That Mr Sl l i ' d CIAAIR TO PRODUCE A » '
Jun "nw" . ur" "mo o 'Hansard "that mill-.a.\lle}l1l;;l-$'eytrr(1)t?l ARD- 017- JOURNAL- To CON'
‘lard Coal both ln ltovo and chest--only voted tor the amendment. TRADICT A WORD QF T,mS' QR
but also directly again" mg bu¢. TO SUBSTA.\'TlA'I7l~. ANY ONE
get."
<3) That “the Guardian comes Since writing the above the Pat-,
out flatly contradicting .\Ir. Myers T10! has half awakened ‘mm °“r
and giving the lie to his state- Sllllilllng blow. 9110- half d“ed~
statements." tries one of its twisty come-backs
NOW LET Us ANSWER, W|TH. in Saturday's issue. In our form-
oU'r REsi~3rtvA'rio.\', THAT THE er article We Wwle--°
ONLY "LIE", OR MORE PRO- “To give status to s. combina-
PERZLY LIES, IN THIS CONNEC- tion - the King-`l-`orke~Bourassa-
'i'i0.\', .ARE THOSE: PUBLISHED Woodsworth medley-who WW’
BY THE PATRIOT. AND PROP0- asking for a mandate to rule, and
Arno Bi' Liam.-vt. FAi.stri- CONTINUE 'ri-lost: i.\'iQblTlES
ERS. . OF GOVERNMENT WHICH POR
The Patriot commences its mls- 'THE LAST FOUR YEARS HAVE
representations by twisting Mr. BEEN A DISGRACE AND A RE-
Myers' language into statements PROACH TO CANADA. To vote
that he did not make. for such WOULD BE A POLITI
THE CH ARGL
-i.’li Reduction of automobile
WE ANSWER. THAT TH-ERE
VVAS NOT A CONSERVATIVE I.\'
THE HOUSE, WHO VOTED
AGAINST ANY ONE OP THESE
THINGS, AND THAT MR. SIN-
CLAIR NEVER PRODUCED A
HA\`S-\RD T0 SHOW THAT
50 SUCH A HANSARD IN EX-
ISTENCE.
MR. MYERS ANSWERED IN
ACCORDANCE WITH THESE
FACTS.
Now.What Did They Vote For?
Finance Minister Robb moved-
the chair for the House to go into
following amendn\eut.~ “That all
In the late general election cam-
That such assurances were offic-
‘Changes in the tariff should be
\ tariff advisory -board will ac-
That such advisory board was
And this House regrets that in
he case of drastic changes an-
TO THIS AMENDMENT OP DR.
EASTERN- -  --- 
MOTION, AS ABOVE QUOTED.
ITIANIIHIPJI-l'NE8._ ING
CANADA STEAMSHIP. LINES LTD.
S. 45. “CEUTA”
Luvol Montreal _'
' . September 27th. 1’ S
. _.For space and rateo%Llve|tock and Produce, apply ,
 ' CARVELIJ BROS., LTD. ,,,} “
' \.”` . AGENTS.
Arrive Charlottetown
and leave for Nfld.
eptember 22nd.
OHIO .¢..¢......... Oct. 4
o||¢A ..,........... 0et.1s
OHIO .............. Nov. 1
ORGA .........».... Nov.1§
wi
-D
/nom “san
Qantawaxivs.
ct-tsneouao. 'r
-,s>o_u1ri-t»f\"r31er_ot>|.
Habib, AND 'rHA'r THERE is, I'I3lI\ill0l1’S PlllS '
OI-‘ THEIR FALSE CHARGES.
IIl\IE
. `S BROUGHT CAL C . 
AG~\lNS'l` MESSERVEY. AND These words the miserable falsi
ALSO AGAl.\'S”l' HON. J. A. Mac- tier of the Patriot, attempts. 10
DONALD. WAS THAT HB VOT-iT\VlST INTO A DECLARATION. -i
ED AGAlNST,- that we designated a -vote 101' ¢\
(Ii Reduction in postage. rig-ma~role ot other things. filling B s
(21 Reduction in income taxes, whole column, of things never
and other taxes. and,- _ mentioned by us. as a IN-lllllflll
crime.
dudes. counn A.\'v PAPER STOOP
To which they add that Mr. Sin- T0 SUCH CO.\"1`EMPTlBLE TAC-
clair production the proof from TICS. OTHER THA-V THE PAT'
Hansard. "
RIOT.
No Griping
Is Keynote Of
` ri-is Mita. solute-t taltntve
. Popular With Women and `
Children
‘il Promptly Relieve; Headache
To establish normal notion ol
i the bowell. to tone the liver
and clear the system of impuri-
ties. calomel ie seldom und
any more. Most folk; find that
remedy ig worse than the dia- 3
ease. Dr. -Hamllton'| Pills are
different from Calomel; they
don’t cramp, gripe, or cause
burning pain; they are smooth
workers, and euy to take.
DR. HAM>lL'l'0N'8 PILLS
FOR WQMAN’S ILLS `
The Iyotem ll u'ickly won
back to a norm|i,%oalthy con-
dition hy Dr. Hamlltonm Pills,
and every girl or woman who
uloa this remedy will show it
in a clear, wholesome complex-
lon and seound, healthy body.
Sold ln 25:: boxes, five for $1.00
all dealers. or The Cnturrho- i
zone Co., Montreal.
Salem ` 
White Star Line
aww voitlf._s;'p N
t. 7. egoti-
ations for thu sale of the White
Star line by the International Mer-
cantile Murine Company to the
Furness Withy Steamship interests
which were discontinued some 'time
ago. are likely to be resumed on
the settlement of the 'British coal
strike, it was reported on Wall
Street today.
One of the difficulties which de-
veloped in the recent negotiations
was the refusal of the Internation-
al Mercantile Marine to accept
long term debentures in part pay-
ment. insisting on a 15 year term
as against the 25 year 'maturity
suggested by the proposed pur~
chases. _
In shipping circles it is expect-
ed the I. M. M.. will be a. bidder for
of the White~Star Line will be tak
en -before the -bids are opened on
Nevemher Sth `
l-
Info rmat i on
Cm|ada_I|q.t 2,459_ teljqllbtzyis
 ts, 1vt';d
llikogce/2,514,034.
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Our article of Friday, \Ir John UP T0 THIS 'I`l\iE 'I`HERl
E. Sinclair Answered," completely WAS \O MOTION BEFORE THE
paralyzed the Patriot They play HOUSE- EITHER To REDUCE
ed with what they thought was a 'PHE POSTAGE OR THE “Cons
lpolltical puff ball, only to discot Tix OR THE ALTO DUTY OR
er that they had struck a hornets FOR \\Y OF THE PURPOSES
nest And now driven to deeper \\ HK-'H MR SDCL-'HR AM) THE
lation by the stinging beat, they PATIUOT CHAR(-'E CO`l5I::R"A i
‘Jump from the trying pan into the Tl\ ES l-OR VOTLNG AGAINST y
white hot fire. . But at this stage Finance Milli!
The fa ' i '
(actual me) .
l hirlcad-rotierrd cal/lv funsin cottdtiil.: tnirlvr-
grnurid, replarirtg tix niunytmv/tt'at1 1t't`n'i its
_ _-` could be cam'ad_vtt .H pulc: auch with lm
1926
*Ir ;1nsm5-me  _ ' ---
2,40O people mayconfverse with ease
through fafsmalll., lead. tube
MDAGINE the roar of 2,400 volceslconfinetll RTheirnpldi'development ofthe telephon`E'€reated
within the walls of one huge room! uthetnccd ‘for unusunllequipment and devices_
Imagine the babe] of com-usi0n.if tllcylgéopleyin- Ieleplioneiinstruments,~exclr:tnge equipment and
\ i specialtwires and cables. '
1 ' . . ' .1
 2311;]  gggilzuleggiesfsgis  Fortun:1_tely,‘_Csnadian enterprise undertook the
inches in diameter, 2,400 people may converse at Production of thls l.glmtlvOlume of materml'
the same time with ease, without confusion and Already ‘over one mlumn tehfphunes hav? been
in Stl_iCt.priVaCy_, made 1n,Canada by Cnnztdiutl workmen, and
made up of over 1,200 pairs of insulated wires,
catch pair connecting at one end with tt telephone rate ofa thoumn
instrument :tml at the other with at central fex- and growth of .u.|L.l,iwne Service in Canada,
Change- In thc l‘lrl§°"` lcilnildlfm Cllleslllefe are apart from its other bcncflts must be considered
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scores of such telephone cables. _ a very tlircct stiinultutc to Catnudinn industry.
nearly three-quarters of tt million miles of wire
This lead tube (illustrated in section above) ls tlie manufactured into
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cttsin of at Northern lf.lcCtric tele hone cable ' .
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underground cables.
In one department alone of the Northern Electric
Company plant, telephone wire is made at the V
tl miles :t day. The maintenance
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