OCTOBER 26 1928 rua cnAaLo'r're'rowN GUARDIAN PAGE Fm.
fp; Qngppy Weather St k Qu tations
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The Public; Forum
This eolnmn is open for the
dironlion by correspondents
of queltiona of interest. The
Charlottetown Guardian dos
not neoeeurtly endorse the
opinion: of eorreepondmu.
DISGRACEFUL ROADS
f'*'-""'”“"_'_"""__""""*“'
STQREY s GRQCERY  Atom
ow   CoNsTll=>ATloN
High lnprotoine, vitamins and bran to keep “‘" ““°‘ °"“°’““““ ‘° me le"
‘nd hand turn through the Village, and
I8lt T “With northward t the Southport
upyourenergy fy
hot milk on cool mornings
Wharf there is no piece of road
perhaps anywhere on the country
dlllef, tht Wllble Wien! Wllef, TRISQUIT cross lanes in such a condition, bare
ade bv The Canadian Shredded Wheat Co., Ltd courduroy roads of years ago, are
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; rx; 1 1; y-clgay I calioatsgntioa through]
iii ~. ' umns e sgrace u
3:-\;:= " condition of the roads at Southport
fiom the turn west from the cor
poles, the relects of the former
P ii! C0l0i‘s gives a light more iii- tance known, as a basis for
iamp built at the Massachusetts tense than sunlight and uses mag
Ilstitute of Technology for com nesium carbonate the whitest sub and the corner at Maltin Smlth's
esidence, while holes that look like ogles and explanations in behalf of MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE
parisons the yawning cratels of shell ven Globe  F01' Mr Venlot are not worth consider
h R/ef er is not playing Abltibi
geance on the battle fields E ing T e orm
France jolt the waggons, and loos politics It ls traditionally a Liberal B E Steel lst Pfd
Mis K at Texas
9" the “ms 0” m°i'°T Cars and keeii  on newspaper Moreover, it is right ‘on an
one guessing as to whether the the ground’ at the centre of the Montreal Power
iiili L0 TOWN Ciiii be Safely mode scene of action and the lndigna National Breweries
“’m‘°“" the “ld °f akmmed “ink OF Sltncoe M atter tion which it has voiced at the Steel Co Can Com
flying machine The road fiom --- treatment of this veteran can be Winnipeg Elec
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re You Keeping Pace
With the Growth of Canada ? U
cities grow. '
In 1921 Montreal had a total population ot n littlc .
over 700,000. The 1927 census showed an aggregate -
population oi’ 1,072,700. it is well within the realm ol'
possibility that the present population will double in
the next ten years( _
Well located real estate in the metropolis of Montreal
will grow proportionately.
Balfour Building Limited 6% First Closed Mortgage
Bonds, due October 1, 1943, present an opportunity _to
roiit b this growth Price 99 and interest, yielding
D Y » 1 -
, over 0.10%. Detailed information gludly furnished on them to have E ‘Image mad in such
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request.
 Eastern Securities Co., Ltd.
A CIIARLOTTETOWN
;-1 ST. JOHN HALIFAX MON'1`itEAL S
much in evidence on the long
stretch between Southport Corner
sm,ith'S c°m"' W Gemge M°D°“' In a further editorial comment accepted as based on intimate
“ms w°“‘ deeply by me heavy on Hon. Mr. venlot and the slmooe knowledge. Abitlbl ......  
- ’mve\ trucks’ which mmugh l'he|matter the Toronto Globe of Oct. “The Reformer has spoken plain- Shawinigan  
_ ;‘;;‘;‘;e€`0 tggivgouxsell ";ii;“;P°i”t»i1£ 22nd' sayS;_ ly on several occasions in this con- Dominion Bridge ._ 
. _ . ' W V09- 6Y0ii_ In spite of the Statement of t,he.nection. An editorial published in Massey Harris
As Canada grows-so real estate values in iler leading make a miniature river ending ill P0Stmaster_Genem1 and me at_'\itS issue of och 13 15 reprinted else. Asbesws _ _ _ _
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the Slough of despond in the val- tempted defence of his actions b5 where on this page, because The Canadian Brewery  
l°3;)::f§°\“" the g 1 S th vscme of the apologists, me treat- G'lobe_ believes it isa true inter- Fraser and Co.   75 I
_ 3 _ ‘ummer °“ P011 mem, acm,-ded M,-_ C,_ E_ Whitaker, pretatlon of the situation and Power Corporation  
“S” to close ‘ts eyes and Wind-°wS ta the Simcoe veteran, still stands Sh0iild be Widely i'9Bd~ “Afi»Ei‘ f01- Intel' Utilities-A  
ew wt me ckmds of dust’ fmm as one af the most. despicable in- lowing the case from start to finish, Inter Utilities-B  
_victor cars' and IWW me mu mms stances of perverted justice in Can- and reviewirig every Hiigle Wif-11 lit- Can- PFW RY~  
,le on flat bottomed boats will ndws political history. most m0mughness_~ it dec1m.eS'B,-msn Ame;-153 011  
]°°“. ““‘f°Lt° be “sei “P°" me “It is ooloar sample oi the woy.“we are left with the' inevitable Imporia10il - . - . ~ - -
 
rfmce “la erwaysfsurf y s°me °f in which the political patronage impression that party politics is still
:ide S“§pt‘,§5 g"'“é°h“'h °" °“ the roller woi-`l<s,.cruehlng the authority e "wie potent factor in the making BANKS
.f im ‘° “Q mes’ ,““§e"“"° ,_‘§|of the civll servloo commission. of clvll sei-vloe appointments than
J e  m gh 1 af en “S” Ili it does not become the means of ls the Civil Service Commission lt- 13501* RUYBI »-  
fo grgvii ek Wu? ¢b° EIDu2p3:titurning the spotlight on this vicious self, Wl‘ii0h WHS Created f0I‘ the GX- Bimk M°m"e“l  
- -.(;;I,1en0f lafeevnllgeearghgre arglsystem and giving it a final kick PFGSS Purpose of taking such l'
‘ ' _into oblivion, more will be some- appointments out of politics."
mgyngegggi o,h:,,n2;`;§;p°;,§d :Eg thlngfwrong with the perspective of “It says further:
_ ' the voters of the country.' Meanwhile the Di'00€S_Si0h f1‘0ii‘i
ave to walk to town. Is it fair to
Week end Sale
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0i'0Sii & Blwlivl elle in all Pickles, Marmalade,
Slilnache, Pineapple Peaches, Bottle Cherries, Can Grape
Fruit and Vinegnrs Also just received Fresh Corned
Mackerel, Skinless Cod Fish, No 1 Herring, Fruits and
Vegetables of all kinds at prices to suit all customers
Phone Calls and Prompt Delivery our Motto
Condition where stms would be establishment and reassertion of V.enlot's 301110151119 C0i”if»iriiiES RS
, ' she best and only mode of transptthe powers of the Commission, or funeral march. Mr. Veniot declares
,, ;,°rta¢,10n_ ,for new legislation giving it definite the Commission to be a poor Judge
I trust that the mad aumqrmeskcontrol of such appointments as as to the qualifications of a Post-
Whose province it 15 to look afte,-_came within its purview. one of the master, ignores the intent of the
the Southport m,,ds_ Wm not a110W_dutles of Parliament. at the forth- CiviL.Sel-vice Act. and °h°PS Off the
, INVESTMENT BANKERS maple to be subjected to the in_|coming session should be to clear heads of the Commission’s nominees
wnvenieme and annoyame caused the air on this point so that the with e. llbertlne abandon that
by such mad wnditlong or wi11`1;hey|public will know whether or not it would have brought a blush
Wai; “nm Jack Frog; humanelyds called upon to act. For the public to the cheeks 'of a Danton,
_ mis me harbor ,md solidmes the is committed to the policy of end- or a Robespierre. He declaresl
il roads out of protest for the condi-,ing the patronage evil. that - Whitaker is not badly
h fo the edes-' “Efforts to direct attention away off with a pension of $131.50, and
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conclude that long-distance apol
“There is urgent need for the re- the Civil Service Commission to Mr,
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At Top Bt Santa Fe Ry. 4...
American Can Co ........ .
Car do Fdy. Co. ........
Am Loc Co  
m Smltg & Ref C 
Bosch Mag C0 ...
Cop Min Co
N Y Cen dt Hud R. R
Con Gas Co (N Y>
Hudson Motor Car C0
International Paper Co
International Petroleum
Stan Oil of N J
Bouthem Pacific
Union Pac Ry
U S Ind Alcohol C0
Westinghouse Elec
United States Steel
10914
91%
sm
115 1..
03%
64%
136%
107%
163%
148"
Brazilian Traction _ . . . . .
so '/.
as ,
774
219"/l
46‘-'_-
82"i
389
390 .
WHEAT
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CORN
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win-:AT
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W" tions, and sympat y r p , ,
‘ from the principle involved in the goes down to Nova Scotia to tell'
| T. s. Webb ie co.,1.f¢1 I
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INVESTIYIENT BROKERS
.. Mining Securities
Listed and Unlisted
Mining Securities
' 222 INSURANCE EXCHANGE BLDG.
. MONTREAL
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»4+o~¢+ ea-o+vo++o+ oveeooeoo-o
'. » of the Alexandra Baptist church
was filled by Dr. Sldey, of Bedeque.
e e The a -
 heln but feel here is a good man,
-' and li gifted speaker. After paint-
_ . ing a mental picture of the great
'ipostle Paul in the minds of his
‘1eal'ers. as he sat in the great stone
nrison in Rome. bound hand and
foot Mr. Sidey takes us to that
,_._.-,,.
' In the Latest Shapes and Colored
` Enamels -< Also Green and White
y Gold-filled in Exquisite' Designs-
G. H. TAYLOR
Jeweler and Engrnver
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v
oi-e+o-¢+o+e+o+v+e+¢+¢+e+o»4oe+e eco-4+ N
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to the
lliuc Ephesians. Wliicli WHS Wfmen
ln the prison with a ouiii on porch-
ment. Here the speaker expounded
the wonderful truths and treasures
contained in the first chapter of
Ephesians.
On Sunday afternoon the pulpit
ttentive listeners could not
nderful epistle Paul’s letter to
At the evening service in U10
Pownal Pauls life
Mr. Elliot Robertson. Mt- Meiiioil-
student P. W. C.. spent the week-
end at his home.
The Misses Anita wood. ig/oién
t ians. .
Y fam, Sir, etc., 'Simcoe affair have been strenuous, his constituents: “He has one legi
' SOUTHPORTibut not affective. Mr.. Whitaker taken off about three inches below;
.showed he was fighting for that the knee. The other foot is off."\
principle when he said in replying Rather a callous disregard for the
f to the Postmaster-General: “If feeling of a. man who bled for his
P 1 N ‘through the instrumentality of my country. Certainly Mr. Veniot can-
  'case other retumed soldiers are not be accused- of avoiding the cal-
l
__ ‘saved from the humiliation and in- clum glare of publicity.
» t 1 ,justice which has been my lot, “There is every good reason for
bogglehg flxlggagls vixfs, topigggfithen I will be amply repaid fguthe agreeing tha€;hTtl'ie§efo§rneir iis right
tc bo ." ' ` ' i i
:gg   };`;2s°\;;,§gw;£,e.'»lhi?>llr;hntt'h1; hgxilllatiials ' and hi htelclsol Egoomzlaealxnl/eztliatlbn gi;
~end9é tg Mr ,md Mrs Wnfyédljustice political exploitation in gen- her present system of appointingl
wood. waterside. The writer wish-]oral can be stopped. M11 Wiiitakei' °iVil S€'W“iiiS~" '
es this happy couple abundance of Will have earned the Bi'Mifi‘d*f`<if
‘lr 2" :S   Slam. i:'..zi:’s‘3;.““   '
l r a ear y e . - - ‘
, e oglsrlrlie, lgllmerly Miss McDon-| “When the Simcoe reformer says: Bequest ta 5
V aid. of Orwell, is extended by the “We still believe Mr. Whitaker was ' |
` _ 1 f P l. i ‘di t d al.' 8 d the Re-
warm hearted peep e 0 owna lgolhxier lids yest toefind artingle man Ba rnado Boy
in Simcoe, aside from one oz' two --- |
violent part1sans, who will not echo TUNBRIDGE WELLS, Eng., Oct.
that sentiment,” the public can 25.-A gift of $6,000 has been left
_ to Percy Perrin. an inmate of Dr.
Mrs, Dmgwell, Mr, Mon-ow, and Barnardo’s Home at Tunbridge
others, from East Point. WBUS-
Hls benefactress is Miss Diana
Miss Doris Beaton, Alexandra, Genevieve Harvey. of Marston Gate.
was a visitor in Pownal on Sunday Bi‘0Ck€i'ihlii‘Sl¢. Hampshire. Sewiid
gvenmm l #gl daughter of the late Sir Robert
Bateson Harvey, of Langley Park.
_._ Slough.
,,. _ , ,_..-._., _ Two`yea.rs ago Miss Harvey visit-
‘__-‘,-{___,'~f'  ed the Barnardo Home while stay-
 ,..»,,,._,-;j,c?=1"'_"-'VE=f"=,i1'-.,',', -ing at Tunbridge Wells and occa-
 sionally took some of the children
' ` for a country Jlrive. She became
particularly atached to Perrin-
  S who ls seven years of age - being
- struck with his intelligence and
pleasing manner
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wo
U lr ol church. . _ h M ` _
alla if/ritlnss Wei” vividly portrayed Wort Oney Percy is head of tho lrlmlorgar
by Rev. Mr. Boothroyd. of Y0i‘l<- ten, which includes children of nine
A This speaker brought a message es-
.++o-veeoovva peclally for the youu! f0ik-
and ten years of age. He is :1
splendid actor and recites poetry
well.
Hé has a crippled right leg. and
was admitted to the home in 1923.
The money has been left in trust
and most of the interest will prob-
' ably be spent in bettering the boy'S
physical condition. and on ills edu-
Take four old records to
Your Brunswick Dealer
und, under our new plan,
get there four new
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H M  é? Coq  llllliilgntgrlihid ll]/liigs ll!/lgillli/ICI-eiiiiiiii. cation.
° ° p_ w, c., spent the week-end at ' Pei-rln's home was at Guildford.
inedb the Reigate
THE GIRL OF THE MOMENT
(Canadian Press.)
CAMBRIDGE, Oct. 28.-Discus-
sion of sex differences at the Brit-
ish institute of Adult Education.
Conference at Cambridge recently
led to a striking defence of "The,
Girl of the Moment" by Miss Nor-l
rington. head of the Bathe Street`
Women’s Institute under the Lon-.
don County Council. Miss Norring-`
ton said: “We have been so long_
told of the limitations of women,
that it is time we stood up for,
them. The girl of the moment,"
she said, “is better paid, has af
daintier way of dressing, is not sol
Of mixed classes she said: “Thel
influence of the young man teacher,
°° -"5 Mm WHAT A Docroa KNOWS
There IS a way of overcoming the
tendency to ccnstl lation And here
ie how you can PliOVE it
The mxt time your bowels need
any assistance, don’t take the first
laxatne that lomes to mind Take
one the llrugglst tan assure you is
mode with CABCARA Just as el
fectne as using force, and it’s good
for the system Indeed, it helps
make good blood For cascara ir
nothing but thc bark of a tree The
Indians cbe\v this bark, and live to
an old age without. a duy’s sickness
What happens when you cascarize
the bowels? They will usuall func
tion well for SEVERAL DA S One
more dose-no larger, and perhg 5
smaller than the first- and t e
bowels function of their own accord
for a still longer time Until vou
 
CAscAnETs
They Work While You Sleep'
don’t feel the need of any aid of
sort for weeks-on and
So, the only habit you get from
cascara is that of natural and nor ‘
mai regularity How different front
filings one must usually repeat on.
the morrow’ Csscara is the idea
IBXUUVU. Mid the familiar littl
candy Cuscnrtt is doubtless its ideal
form Children beg for these tasty'
tablets, und many men and wume
woul<ln’t ilunk of taking AN
'1'HiNl oleic for the pur so And
EVI RY drugstore has t em
92'-_» iN
  54V fhoollgan behaviour more than 11
 .. 23 2 lpollte ‘Good evening' from ayoung
29 ,mall teacher."
I
Miss Phillips. of the Training Col \
lege Association. said: “The experi-
ence of teachers and examiners is
that girls naturally are less fluent
with their tongues. but more fluent
ith their pens than boys and men
othing prevents any tendency to
42 , l `
13 r
O
Cropzn
is bringing 1100 people lhto thc
and two years to pay.
straight. These things I will
forsake them."
complete a quota of $20,000.
has a fine effect for discipline on|
Da
88 Blind Citizens of This Island
Await Your Answer
The Maritime $300,000 Endowment Hind for the Blind
light.
You have until November 10th to sign si Pledge Card
“And I will bring the blind by a way they know not.:
1 will lead them in paths that they have not known;
I will make darkness light before them and crooked things _
do Ltito them and I will not
30 Island communities have zealous workers tolling to
p HELP THE BLIND TO HELP
;;z;r’ifecl out from the class above! `  !
rk 'ol
my girls. I would not be without a| \f,; v _ '
young man teacher for anything.| 8680-10-26-li. _.
.nrmlikfif
ln the .
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FROM the very da of the introduc-
tion of the new Lash "400", keen
,_-.-_ni ME-,,
Tl-ITE WORLD HAS A NEW  AND FINER MOTOR CAR
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E : ~.ioo~~-special six sedan  _ A __V_A_
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UIUUIIIE. Thafs what theworld .
has said to the Twin-lgnition Motor
using ordinary gasoline, and less of it.
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of y
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‘ N 3°" 'ms Tul“'Rk$"Um“-- hovil Qlirgboo 14% um 14
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_ . ` l ` ' I Trot: bl Johnny Dodd's
‘ ' ' °, ink Bottom swarm
Mr. Fisherman:- .» .. .
' her Prices. Bom*  W, ` ` " ` '“
'riiun iula ~i'btimC\l,“°\“°*'"'
simply s mn or _s ,,,, .lwhm peeling with M "9" . t . l_:"0;;dUNS;i»;fé°;°`:-ua, lijg; ,\"""_,,,_,
Service or More Coerteone 'rrettmelil t ll
‘fciiassono BROTHERS & Rooms » ._ ._ ...,...3..........».
“ . ......:..... '   3.2, TJ; ergo; ;.;._°=;;2°,§e,n';”»=2»
I largest _Dealers iii Canadian Fish in tht
- ` United States ) - .
-_ ,u1s-AGGALLOES -- ETC .
¢ some L.
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Wholesale Commission Fish Dealers "he" “°"`°S i" '“°“"d"` `   f‘s‘T,,§Z§.>i°"§'if3.”§l. of yu... vom
_ , Mrs. J. Heber Gordon was a re- O S I T da Helpers. LeB8“e_ _
em visitor to the dw' n a e 0' Y STANDARD MINING EXCHANG
ish Market ° .
11F\\lt0I`l F M155 Ruby Gay. Charlottetown, 400| ,_1,M",“l. sum. ch-an" Co3;|t¢;a¢,|g;1gLOT“;:l£{‘<;t\g
W" l S d . _
I `   _ X was a visitor in Pownal un ay “'“,, co" cxyarlonewwn omce. W
ti e ecent visitors to it If ` ` October 25
Poévlgswerd Mlgs Freda Dingwell, V" FOIII0 I “GW Bib! 1 h Opening Noon Clos
_________________i___--- Fox Trot:-Chlclro Rhvtliiii- K\i\l' "* Abana _ g 3,90
» Vocal Chorus by Red 1lacKenli| Amulet ' ' ' '
S 3.85 S 3.80
seo me 1.16
21 19 21
99 99 90
'|700 172.00 175.75
. .If 1160 lfao loo
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else, you want your eosi supply in
before had weather eetr in. Be
prndent and place your order now.
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E  g-wimlgnidon m°‘°°_ _ Ignition-Moiored "400”. You take it
h I P°°P|¢ ¢.V¢1'7Wb¢f¢ Ire telling 0I|J¢l‘ oui,and take a ride. Tlmfs all we ask!
& people that they've never driven -a car
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ublic interest has surrounded tbenew Befme you My your new Ca" ‘mme in'
` W/e'll give you the key to a Twin-
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*In the /irst three months following
the "#00" introduction "400" sales
weren¢arly75,000 cars, 14,000 more
tban the total of the best previous
july, the best/previous August and
lbs best previous September in all
Nash history.
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with so much sparkle and=enthusiasm
I in is action-
; -Or one thesis as smoothland quiet
at every speed,.ciear up roche top-
-Or one that needsiso linlegesoiine.
Twimignition widilbi h compression
in the valve-:in-hear? motor means
more power, moresnnp, more speed,
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