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chi-um s. film-Lure, or. Vlue-Prelllllllt. a. a. sun-en. F-l- I Becretury-Lleun-Col. l). A. llunlllnnau, l). D. 0. Editor ulnI lluuuging Director-J. B. Burnett, I‘. J. l. Alnnrinin l-iilltnurs- Frank Wulker and l! I\. flurrle "'"—u7-Tuihg"i{uiiy‘ IIuTiuiII-"u mini s-muo p" yeur (in mum-e) u-iivn-reu “M; Du,- )4-;|r (in mlviince) mulled In (‘nnmla and United Motel

Prellzleni- W.

IJ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1933.

trade treaties, signed at last year's ‘Ottawa Conference, in the world "We wheat agrecrhehi and in the zen- -'I'il"_‘hlll'€ entitled “Tell the World" "a, emu“ o; bmyotgawa Govern- lies reached us, the annual pilbli-llnent’; policies than there Is for caflon of the British and FOWlSTl the people of the United states in’ Bible Soti-ty. It deals efiectlveiy the ‘Nagyonal Recqqeyy drive 5nd. vriin the necessity or the Churches m the omel- recem dgpaytures made] of all faiths maiiitcnniig a Bbfeflll- by the Washington Government.

"TELL THE’ WORLD"

A copy of an attractive

Notes By The Way

Whcu the British Columbia bal- iots are finally counted, there will be 1'12 defeated, and paesumably

' What

300p i

of £01m:

disappointed, cand dates. The inter-i esuhg thing will be to learn how! the British Columbia electors turni

oils fight against the growing men-l

In the meantime, internal condi-

out to vote in response to all this political group aotiviy which has resulted in 21a candidatespntering the flel

It would be impomible to _.' ‘ a wider diplomatic gulf than separ-

Iates American and British opinion ,with respect to the merits of the

wai- deb‘. dispute, or the formula. that should be applied to its solu- tion. The official attitude at Wash- ington is that the money represent-

cce of Ccrniniiuhhii, it. quotes from 3on5 steadiiy im-pyove in Canada. Professor N‘. ‘ins Bi=1<li<~1"\"$ 1100K. Last month's exports showasplendid

led by these debts was borrowed from the United States and should

be repaid to the last uoiiui- at cur-‘

B: [can W. liq-m. ID.

AOIDOSIS JJORREUPED av ALKALINE roons

You are reading much about acidosis these days, sometimes cal- led auto-intoxication or self pois- oning.

Acidosis roughly means an acid condition of the blood and tissues, but as a matter c! fact there is no such thing, as an acid condition of the blood and tissues would mean death to the body.

What is really meant by acido-

->-arrr100 STU

14.29am

H. nm~r~

k717i???’

"lhe Russian, Revolution," the fol- gain over the corresponding month 14mins extract to shoiv that the a year ago, the improvement affect- qiiestion of the existence ‘ of the 111g nearly all the major commodi- Church ‘tsr-lf is zii sizikc: {pm Nothing L; mgye gratifying b0 "It (Cmllilllllillfllll i the religion m; Government and the country 0! the kingdom 0f liiis ivorid, the ‘ last and fl enial oi ihe other W“ the sustained “mine” Raw‘ kiiid of splriiliill- Hy that ha; been under way dur- I(_\'_ l. pi-ccs 'v the reason billy its very marrialisin becomes mg the past ha“ year‘ The recent sqiii-‘iiiial and m}. cnl. The Com- appreciation in the value of the muiiisi; Stun» ' quite different izoin the ordxinry lav socularizod Canadian dollar m the United

State. It is .i FZLJIEd. ‘IIIOOCTEXIIC’ ‘gums m; made if, gpgier 1'01- this State, which takes over the func- tioris that hciuhg to the Church. country w meet "4 vbllsailvns south I" “m”? m““'5 muls- gives "m" of the border. The revenue from the an obligatory creed, demands their whole soul, exacts from 155195 5nd “c159 I" 15 Ymng- The tliom not only ‘What is Caesar's’ d h] 1 . 1 but we“ ‘what is God's,“ spec y and overw e m Hg success o , the new Conversion Loan caps the Conhmentng on bills and the climax gm- Canadian good nqwa ‘Plead °I mmmlmlsm generimY- ‘we have a long road to travel back ‘the brochure says: “Communism! M, m]; prospeflgy, bu; w, “e on If we do not preach. ‘or rather ex- m, way amplify, the true religion of Christ. we shall see this materialistic tide rise and rse until—well, it may sweep us all and our churches be- A Liberal convention for Queen's fore it to ruin." We are told that County is being held today for thei I Ihould the Bolsihlevist ' opiiy prevail. Christianity

LIBERAL MEETING

will be for the 1995-36 Dominion election.

of spiritual darkness ensue. |considerable difference of opinion

“But,” says the brochure, "thewith regard to the advisability of King's business requzrorh haste forItying the Association down to can- enotlior rerisui: the pchce of thefdidatcs so far in advance, but the IWOrld is collstnnilgv Living izhrczitcn- section favouring nomination car- ed and will continue to be thrcat- ried the day in the executive, and ehed until Christianity are likely u, have jhelr own way

rent rates of interest. 'I'i1is attitude B“ 1' W" “l” b1°°d and time‘

accurately reflects public opinion in the country, as it has been fostered and developed by the leaders of both political parties. The fallacy underlying it is that these obliga- tions are entirely too large for the debtor countries to liquidate and that any serious attempt ‘to collect them would Produce n" ""1111!!- tiorial financial crisis. I

Dominion or uiistics! figures show that there iii-e some‘ 770,436‘ radio zeceivingsets in Can- ,5 ada, and as each of these pays $2] for an annual license, the revenue is well over the $1,000,000 mark. Such a contribution to national radio upkeep entitles the contri-I butors to criticize programmes if they do not come up to the P01111181‘ expectation.

tlon at Washington to exhaust the

have lost some of their alkaline properties and are therefore s. lit- tie neai-cr the acid condition-

When your bloctl and tissues get in this condition, you have a tired feeling similar to that resulting from hard physical work or exer- cise. This tired feeling is really due to the same cause as work or ex- ercise, that is too much acid ash or waste in the blood.

The natural question would be why should we eat foods that leave | acid ash; why not use only the base or alkali foods. _ -

The reason we should eat acid forming foods is because they are‘ good foods and rieoessii _y for the body's hcaJth. Thus you can't real- ly do without such body-building foods as meat, fish, poultry, broads (white and whole wheat) and cer- eals. -

What can be done to keep the

There m enough worthy protects blood aha tissuts Ill s healthy iii-l before the public works administra- kaline condition?

Knowing that some acid forming

$3,300,000,00 fund by January 1, ac- , foods must be eaten daily, more of

PUBLIC FORUM

This column l: open for the

fli'°.‘ll.'.'é'..‘ii‘...."’.ua‘fiigilfifiifi s nan-HAN» ACCOUNT Ch oti uwn uur an nee Z3II...::I"::“'.'L'....;'2.'L°;::... °F.‘.>$'§§¥§i'll”“"

(By Ernest Crabbe, Borden. cmar KANE MAKES CORREC- P-E-D

TION

5 Bin-Regarding letter appearing in the Farmer and Guardian on or about October 11th instant, I wish to say that I was misinformed as to

the number of Police Committee»

Meetings as there were only two, at both of which I was asked to be present, the other two, I believe. having been proposed but not held on account of ‘my absence.

As regards my resignation, I had concluded from the various negotia-

i tions and remarks that this was ‘asked for, and I am now informed that this is not the case.

I trust that I have made matters clear, and I wish to add that if 1 have made any misstatements which were made 1n good faith at the time but which turned out to be at any variance with the facts, I am only too glad to make any cor- rection. necessary as I have always endeavoured to do the square thing by the council and by the Town.

Thanking you for your valuable space,

I am, Sir, etc, . JOHN F. KANE. Sumribixtflli, Oct. 19.

1 uggcd Salmon

(Toronto Mail and Empire)

How little has been known, at least until comparatively recent years, about the habits of fish! Leigh Hunt devoted e. sonnet to the subject: "O scaly, slippery, wet, swift, star-

ing MEN-i.

On The Klondike Trail Of '98

' OCTOBER 2o, 1933

i}

i —NE W BRUNSWICK COAL-

Was Bought for the Federal Buildings ofVP. E. I. This coal was tested by the best steam engineers available.

AVON COAL is the best burning coal mined in New

XIH

While 1 5m no the subject of the white Channel I shall add a de- scription of c. 101V £011!’ 04' U8 115d 0Y1 Adams Hill, on a claim owned by ‘seem-Let, we secured this lay on a pillar of ground, doing our thawing with steam. We were two days tak- ing it out, getting three hundred dollars in gOld in the clean up- I

Brunswick. It is fully screened and sells at $7.00 per ton.

FREE DIELIVERY ON FIVE 0R MORE TONS

Bwih-Ylhi ' i I nnsow fir: re MARITIME IIIIAI. IIII. at 2 CUMBERLAND sr.‘

PHONE 99o

$9.50 per ton

did the digging, the others wheel-

the region of Hiuiker Creek with a

ing it out ih cars, the pillar being 11mm o, d,“ hm a do” can when about eight feet through. I was

two or three wolves overtook him digging away with great vim, '

I when’ ion the trail, and started snapping all at once, whang, she went]

WE'RE READY ARE V00?

through. and what showed up in the hole but a black nigger! I! thought m: a moment that it wasI the devil himself, but when he low- ered his head, I saw he hadn't any horns, so I knew I was safe. He and his partner of a like complex- ion were working the adjoining ground. Unfortunately for themh that night down came six sets of

timbers on their tunnel, the remov-

al cit the pillar we took out being

the cause. Luckily the colored gent-

lemen were not there when it col-i lapsed, so oil's well that ends welL,‘ After they had completed their

sluicing operations they told mo’ how they circumvented any night prowlers, who might be interested in the output of gold the boxes contained, a lighted lantern keeping vigil; one time their oomplexfons came in handy. .

‘Ib give one aniidea. of conditions encountered in the early days, be-A fore the advent of steam boilers, I

|country, although in travelling up [the Klondike River, I have often.

at the dogs. Ho had nothing but a small stick for defence, when luck- ily 8.10118 came another traveller, who happened to have a revolver, which scared them away. This is the only instance of wolves molest- ing anybody I heard of in tho

heard their long drawn out, mourn- 2 ful howl in the distance, and on a I

We are plentlfully supplled with lonely trail it brings a pang of “u “m” °I u?“ 3"“ cm‘ 71"“

your order ucw, either for Inn-ml. late or future delivery. Our weIJ known Goals comprises

American Anthracite Nut Size.

Scotch Anthracite Egg and Stove Slu.

Welsh Anthracite Nut and Stove Sin.

Dominion Household

fear to oneb heart.

IPOULTR- - FOXES

I YOU KNOW WHAT I I SILVER TIP FOX CIIBIS] I

HAVE DONE TO YOUR, I FOXESJLNOW FEED‘ I I YOIIR POULTRY SILVERTIP I

penncates

U!

international rvlatioiishirps. It ha; at mdfly'5 convention, often arguccl that. the so far as indications g0, it seems Gzicat Will‘ taught. us our lesson, andlpretty well assured that Hon. Dr. that never again would we be s0‘Cyrus Macmillan. of MoGill, will be foolish as tocngage in worldqvideione of the ca-rididatcs chosen, uni-fire 1n order to sntfle disputesyhile the second choice will likely bi/clin nation and nation. This be between m. '1‘. W. L. Prowse, assumption is false in two respects, iMig Mari; MQQUIQQQ. 3A,, ‘m1 My, A devastating war may ensure pQMQIB. W. LePage, M.L.A. Hon. W. M. for ii tame siniph- l)‘(‘f'.ll5i‘ the com- Lea would have stood a. good chance butiims are exhaiisicd and weuried ‘of nomination had he not intimat- bl/ it; but anot-hci- gonerat on riseslcd his desire to remain in the pa» that knows noiliinr; of war in actual vinclal field. Mr. Peter Sinclair has experience, mid the old fascination a strong following, backed by hLs of it may once more lay its spell brother the senator.

Upon yOliIh. .____.______.__ "Aim-cover. nntlinig is ever really GOOD NEWS FROM N_ S_ settled by ivzir. Fivriryi ring i5 un- -——-—-—

mmpfi PM .,.A,.,,,,_ and vnnqntqhed In a. statement at Quebec before wk,‘ hwy“: sown the wind‘ renpsailing for England, Sir Newton iiie wliirliicind. Disarmament will Moore’ Pmsldent‘ d ma D°mm5°n only conic when we disarm our Steel and 0°51 C°m°“u°n' gave -- incis of all jealousy, suspicion, and Ian enwummm 9mm‘ o’ mm hahwL PM“, ,v___i,. only be mrmmhiqoal and steel operations. Coal is ‘nth. ,._.,.',.j w,‘ W3,“ mace reigns now moving from Cape Breton to In the Il"'fi!’i..= of men everywhere. the Sh‘ Lmwrmw at the m“ o’ “w, mms, only‘ 100,000 tons a week, and for this V.“ n, 2.1.5 bmi activity, "Government assistance through subventions," Sir Newton says, “has been largely responsible." Shipments to the St.

been

In n. ‘word. Chi?’ It! the ado-i l.

ling prcbiv m ."

FA LSE I J1 PR1? 5'5’! ONS

Lawrence

reach n volume of nearly 2,000,000 tons. Present operations at the steel l liaise lmprersion that the gallant 31:‘: flirts: nalofizfh Higher (150421; Colonel Lindbergh was the first be maintained ml 31 It? 1934 w . Irmn to fly the niiuiiic. As a. mwt- ‘Both mdustms an I in more Mr of fact, ho was long preceded g by tlcock and Brouii tlco iwo B it Iemploymcnt than at my previous . ' . A 1' - jti e i th t ears, lsh airmen, wlic made the trip in m n e p“ W“ y and I prllniiivn plane eight. years earlier ime ouuook for the 00mins Mnm Just so 1mm‘ 0f our people gore I18 In“ or mum”. such a message ' K ‘ " If Si Newt with admiration upon what is call-I mm r on. always careful In ed the New Dciil in the United m’ mdgmm“ “d ‘mummy I“ Sh,“ The" th,nk that the NRA his press statements, carries the as- ls a set oi‘ miracles rwrioi-mcd by surance that’ C54” BTW)!!! big in- President Roosevelt. In so doing dnstrles are at m“ ofl to a’ m“) they forget that Canada has come Start through the depression far bcttcr EDITORIAL NOTES th ——-— an the Unitcd States and that it “The Mad Dog o’ Europe" is the

a today farther “Eng H“ ‘OM “title of a new film based on Hitler's] tecovery.

The false impression under which they labor, is in pilrt due m

the persistent campaign carrlgd on by the little cuhuuiuh press, which» m the editorial yesterday entitled, IIWBYS seems to suffer from an in- “Are We Flush?" l. typographical’ feriorlly complex and to admiiclcrror substituted "on" for "or" in

Tm many.‘ Canadians, sayg

Mail and Empire, 1m under

i he

the

m::s:su ei-‘sivusr- ..<_.o_.-_ _

held by William Hohenzollci-n.

-§'21.'.§'1n's':.shi¢§

V market this year, he esuihutes, will’

regime. One by one he seems destin- whether tlie Moscow barking indi- led t0 acquire the titles formerly “it” m" m‘ bmwry-bm’ I‘ m‘

cording to Secretary Iokes. In the’ old days a fund of this size would

pbilos- purpose of nominating candidates have been attacked u a huge “pm-i; ticn. barrel," but under President Roose- ' i wept. from the earth and an age As previously announced, there is “R1515 “m8 ‘WWPWI i“ himmly mm (except cranberries’ plunmi iintmded grease fci- the wheels of 9mm" and T311151")

TCCOVQTY.

In noting further slgus of busi- ness recovery English newspapers state that Birmingham and Cov- entry motor car manufacturers re- port great increases in orders; \\'001 prices rose from 10 to 15 per cent above the recent levels and are now 50 per cent higher than a year ago, while Tyne coal and coke ship- merits in July and August were likewise 50 per cent above last year's levels. The statistics support the contention of political and in- dustrial leaders in the Kingdom that conditions are definitely on the mend.

It is no secret, says the Toronto Globe, that the present dislocation has been caused by the substitution of nationalistic policies for interna- tional intcrcats .Nc individual na- tion can be more certain of interna- tional co-operation in the future than in the past, but; if one-quarter of the world's peoples are working oh a uniform policy with the com- mon welfare in view, trade and fin- ancial dislocations are affecting them can be limited materially.

The people, says the Winnipe: Tribune, are not afraid of experi- ments. Mere words, such as "infla- , ticri," have no terror for them. ' They have taken, a gruelling pound- ing in ihc last three years, and are in a. mood t0 run risks if necessary In the effort to improve conditions. A man who h". been two years out of work has nothing to fear and nothing to lose by even the wildest of governmental experiments, and in greater or less degree that, is the position of the whole people.

Europe has watched, with an ad- miratioir not unmixed with aston- ishmenir-Ainericaxi methods are a constant source of headaches to the orthodox-Abe heroic experiment to which the Union has committed itself, and m observer will wish to under-rate the benefits which it has won. If recovery can be achieved by the abandonment of all known niles of economics, then all who have hopes for the future pros- perity of the world will approve the method nnd applaud the inventor. -Dublin Weekly Irish Times.

Quoting a Japanese proverb that "a cowardly dog is a great barker," a Tokio spokesman concedes that his Government is not yet certain

What is’t y: do? What life lead? eh, dull goggles‘?

How do ye vary your vile days and nights?

How pass your Sundays? Are ye still but Joggles

tables sh:u'd b’: eaten. I“ “m1” "m"

Not oniy will the-e alkali form- Some light has been thrown on ing foods overcome or counteract _ the sea travels of salmon by means the acid foods thus preventing of ‘tagging’ exprlmen-ts conduct-i acidosis, but will build up the al- ed by the fisheries authorities and. koli Mndlfliln 01 the blood so that research scientists of the Domin-I it will have what is called a good ion. “Mark a. salmon from the St.

the alkali forming foods should be eaten to overcome this acid condi- i

Thfs means that milk, nuts.

and vege-

"alkali reserve."

If the aiilcall reserve of the body is high or k‘pt h’gh, you will not have that tired listless feeling, with loss oi’ appetite, which is called acidosis.

"Apples, bananas, oranges, musk- melon, raisins, peas, beans grid whiic potatoes are foods which have been found experimintally to be very efficient in reducing the slight acidity of the body caused by a prolonged acid diet (acidosis) and in building up the alkali re- serve."

The idea then is to make sure of eating some oi’ these “alka‘ine“ foods every diiy to keep tho alkali reserve up to a good height.

INNER MUSIC

ORE" i116 Passionate music I would know

Ls dulled to shuf-Ilings in sepulchrul glooms ,

Like miner nearihg miner, knock- ing slow

Against the thin partitions of their tombs;

And then a growing, an all-pervad- ing sound

Like the susurrus of invisible sea,

It holds me waiting for some glit- tering bound

To sweep this bleak and Ifurltanic me;

And then it bursts, choral and pure, with the pace

And the dazzle of ocean-stallions; past them, reeling

lolfl.‘

In rocky helter-skclter, tumbles space,

And time in ribbons with the wreck goes wheeling;

The deeps are broken up and leap and run

In one wild exultatlon with the sun.

—Gcofl’rey Johnson. _________________

The total stocks o1 wool held in New Zealand on June 30, 1933, were ' 74,006,003 pounds.

cliiied to iHnk the Soviets ans not desirous of good relations. In both Capitals, it is clear, ears are being] kept to the ground for fresh evi-' dences of “provocation? Bo far,

everything that occurs in the Unit- one sentence which should have ed Bates or Russia. and little that rciid "cash or converafon." The fig-i

, been attended by no quickening of‘

happily, the new developments have 5

military activity. In both countries

occurs within the confines of this ures s45, given as representing the, "w Period o! barking and counter- gcmlnlom i" cap,“ cmnbutlm of me| barking may not signify much more The simple truth is that there is Province to the Con nion loan I than m anon to ‘mm-m the m!‘ - V‘ ' tivo masses-althofigh. doubtless, it Dore for Canadians In the Empire should ovvlously have reed 04.50. - a

i

is annoying to the patient Chinese

I

John River in New Brunswick," says Fisheries News, Bulletin for Septzmber, “then set it free a- gain, and where is it most likely to be recaptured. if it is retaken at all? The answer ls, ‘Somewhere in the waters of the Ste John district! But tag a salmon from the Niet- aux, a. Nova Scotia. river just a- cross tho Bay of Fundy from St. John, and when it sets out on its seaward travel it _ will probably head for Newfoundland"