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Notes By Tlleway

(Jo-operation Elli frifihly recom * -' In than days. ‘But who ev- er expected to see Sir llenry Dray- ton and Sir Henry Thornton work- ing toge-zher? This has actually happened. The two great Sir l-Ien- rys mrt in the Committee on Na- tional Railways and Shipping last week and Sir Henry Drayton put forward a plan for giving more and bet-ler paying employnlellt to the ships of the Canadian Government Merchant hiarine. These ships have been operated at a loss for some years past. Sir Henry l)rayton‘s plan is to have tlleln engaged in carrying Canadian chilled nlt-ats to "(he Iiritish market.

grgrprtpitv, MAY 1s, 1925

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WE NEED THE“ ALL . en, maul-e Jul guccess, the one _-"_-' ‘ rarely dlatllrfllfllhflbm ‘mm ‘he Men differ from teach other mell- other, .1119 world moves on, we trust, tally as widely as they do in facial ,0 n his“, ‘goal and a better civill- fcutures or physicist omture. From "Zn,u°n_ the scientist Iwho delves into Na- ture's socl-uts and adds the pmdllfil of his deiviing to the sutm total of hum-an well-bolus: from like astron‘

a EDITORIAL NOTES

Edgy-atone ls tallttng about the

earlier lhose days hin- t" nlark‘ , . other who makes-tbs stars ‘Illa fflm- imam once m“. no one nnemn ‘n; Sir Henry Tnornton quite ap.

iliar companions and charts the _ m _n In prvvts the plan and i1 seellls 1|:- liesvans ln tlv-iflnite distances down be domg any mg a o“ ' ' Ely w be carried lino eflecL S“.

‘r"“ ‘» _, lienry Druyton pointed out that to the ‘man with the hoe who Nomwilhsumuing qhe offlolail

_, .., _ tlle ships or‘ the Niercllallt mifillb‘ earn"; his daiirly wage in menialwnmlng given and meannoyange nnn been nnrryrnn name tn Eng Wmli- were ‘"9 “u ma‘ Varieties M to lpedeslrlans and drivers alikcdlttnd at $20 per head alld losing‘ mental strength snail’ weakness, of m“ glam hgad-ligllfs still travel ourlnouey in the transaction. Tile iutmau usefulness and uselessnle-ss, sugars a, nigh‘ [A few gxampleg H1800 Ot-‘vllnied by One Steel‘ would n, nnnrnngondnnnn and human an with nnm nnnn‘ in [he only rnIHnrIYQIAHOITI room for iiive carcasses of plavity. And w-e- freed them all. -It

_ chilled beci‘ which could be so pro- for this nuisance. Llkl stheln all to lualoe up tihl-s com-r

fi-tallly carried at the current fill" pEtx world through ‘the mazes ofl Everyoneimust now catch his owul

of $1.50 per 100 pounds that no

doubt the rate could be reduced Wflitirl humanity is threading its trout. WA)‘

The new tt-fnendlnenl 11095 and still leave a good margin of (ion

to a lligllcr and better olviliza- not e-vcn make provision for therproiit.

GUARDIAN

Eljat fishy of Quota 1.1-» rm- 4m.

PREVENTION

The late Jno. B. Murphy, one of the world's greatest surgeons, said "if I had my l.i’e to live once again, l would unhesitatingly select the iield of internal medicine." '

The thought, ol‘ course, Is that while it is wonderful to attack the foes of the hody with the kni-fe in a bold rrlnllller, nevertheless the wbility to forsee what causes those troubles, and to forstall thenl, is a bigger alld more wonderful thing.

IUVGPYOIIE recognizes that the hotly has its own ii hting forces within itself. Somct ling of a for- eign nature gets ill the body 'and cvcly part oi the body immediate- ly gets busy in an attempt ‘to dis- lodge the invader.

This invader may be unusually strong, and every ounce of the lighting ol protective strength of the hotly is required to combat it. At tilher iillltn the invader is not so strong, and the hotly has very little trouble with it.

in the sztnle family two young- altrs will be struck down with the same childish ailment, [iossiibly Scarlet Fever, anti out.- will have a dct p lash covering entire body, hc quite sit-k and confined to bed.’

.. ll-nmlltr-it-thful flifilfllrf-Ifllifl who gets thei “The _ ‘tho plulustipher is blazing a road fishmoll-ger to-tblrow the ills-h at him m ‘a a w”! def‘ M mu“ along which OlfLfil may ‘travel; the no that he can catch them and so In ma‘ suuquflon", any“? Sh. He]? . ry Thornton. "I would feel that II.’ [met .n strewing the roadside withlavoid the necessity of ‘lying to his wnn nn nnvnnrnrn in which the YIOWETBI the aciellttis-t and the in- Wife. Canadian (loverumellt Merchant vluior llrl- converting tlle raw mat- Marine could very properly and . J3; u, men. hum] to useful nnd A“ are flflfwd ma‘ the ma“ ‘M? advantageously embark. It might. nrnnmnnr nnrrnnnnnr nnn nnvnlnhieasoll, so far, are on the whole the however, provoke a rate wtlr." mrnr 1n seeking on! rne nrnnnn best we ‘have lmd. But there nrel "l do not see any art-at peril in nlnnnn of rnn. nnrrn nnd nnnnrng nnhsomie exceptions. regnetlwble

n‘ n rate war," said Sir Henry Dray- ton " . -de tio u, who t.hi h b.. ' new lainds for nlcrn to dwell in; the‘ p n re no Hg as pp“ Sir Henry Thorn-loll said, "’I‘here.

is nothing ‘l should enjoy so much . , O

worn“ rnrnnn by inn nwnnr or nrn of the storing fresllets, Th‘ n is tin-nus n rate war, for I think we would nrnw nnd by [he (nmnbrnen enrnns fair to the cominlunltiie-s concerned probably win."

n I - ‘land to the publlg; When these great men thus influx move“ “gammy but 49'1"“ agree their unanimity is something

c‘ y. v

I rnnnrnrn nnrnn nun own and nne done this year to tin-do ‘the ravages

m" The. gpecful prince Ed. wonderful. And the policy upon The inslinctofllumanity la In the ward' Island edition of the which they have agreed opens up dirl-t-tlon of pro ss and goodness HPHYBX Sunday Leader lust a prospect of lifting the Merchant

and hgppluggg_ Th“; insmncr o‘? PFI-‘EWBII l5" i1 Vefll-Bbi‘? b00111 Marine out of its deficits nlld at mnionnny nnrrnnn nrnnnnrron rrnn 1'0!‘ "118 dIPOl/ilwe. ll 1B illifid Wml the same time greatly stilllulutillv" wnnnnnn rnrunmer who in his hasnerl-"XIJEPIBIIT. literary vmnttt-sr concern- and assisting the s-tockralslng and

,. “ kl I l f . would opted u? Lha- "mlll-s of thelmg the provmcg and Wm] numemus pac “g mm“? es o Canada

. - v _' nanny nnnnnnns runny ‘m ‘noggrngylews of our betauty spots, Every Inn yrnmn nnn nnrnyrng the nprocessrlone shou-ld get a com’ before they all g0.

Yvt. even the delay serves to ‘em.

uhaslze the necessity u! the pgfqrm nought. The crank who,

' Word has been received in Monc‘ iton that about 60 Progressive mem- .___. ‘hers of ‘Parliament will arrive Smllifglinll WhlBkBY-Fnto in? Ull- there on IMay 21st on their tour

{P111910 U10 lt-etl States mus; be one of (jgngdgfgvlflf0llgh the Maritime Provinces. in

whilst the other will not llc at all‘ sick, and rush scurt-ely noticeable.

until tllt- skin begins to peel.

Ono might explain this by the: flirt that the cll.ltl with the slight

Flllifl rcstalllbled ullc of thc parental who had hail il st-vcrn tlltllck Scarlet Fever, and had set up a lnll lllllOlllll of immunity for the‘ child.

However, our research friends and uow Il-lling us that this ability or luck of ability to light off all- ulrllls, resin with the dllctless glands, ‘particularly ‘the thyroid iut lllc. net-k, and tllc adrenals whlc

rest oll lht- kidneys.

Tim . tivlty oi‘ these two, in tllrll,

it: dcprlltlt-nt upon anoiherliny gland ill tho skull. the pituitary gland.

I-i would seem that Just as the wireless, the airplane, and other discoveries have life-slime‘! limb‘ lotus for lIll'lll to taollquer. s0 h!!! this Ilcid of the tiuctless glands. [lPi-HilLPd a problem that has only bteli solved lll part.

tfi+OOvQfQ-O-O-§§§ f Dally Selections g? FOR

I? I Guardian Readers

not-fol inlplelnent’

1mm which 119 most thriving industries as ‘the De-fh‘? “"1"” "r which ‘he? Wm V15" tl rivig his

Cflgnnmen, nuns“... lnlnnrnnnn, n, Cnmnrnrnr wnnninrriPrince Ezlyvarti Island. It will be an“; Ihe [hing in “is own wny hnnn r 7n t r n tan event indeed to nueet so many‘ Mn vnrncn m tyne great i on '5 m“ e or eparbmsnfial p": representative men from the ‘boundless alld beautiful plains of Thlfi. the Far West. We feelassured - bg-lnw that ollr people will give them n lLhe nmn nnn nnnrnnnnrn wnn, "my hearty and fraternal welcome us: beneve to be rnn lnwnn, nnnnrnle fellow Canadians and that the vis-. ‘n, _ , t will he of mutual interest to us E1119. I I |and to them,

‘ machfnlifylposes the value of these illegal inl-

l-It as on grinding and sets in mo- tion the machine which does the

The useless and the depraved am ______ 1n, warns n, Lnnrr nrnrn rnrrnnntn‘ The Safety zones on (yuirtprlflttllllll “mun.” In trnnn nnnm cnarrnylstreels Wm be of gm.“ assistance‘ It ‘is a far call from Prairie forbearance, justice So the wmldboth to pedestrians and autoists. Lind h ma» Aunt“: Pmvmc"; Innv-ep on 911p]; 1pm,. h; Herewfore the auto drlvver was up. but our visitors will conle all the

' g 5 ‘own Iway in Canadian cars and under tiface. each titling the work ‘rm-HEM ‘W (117688 the -pedestrian on

the British flag. In no other purl Wit-shy Nature designed 111m m- bmh 514% 0f the silent Policeman. of the vast Empire would it b‘, pos-

cll CYTQWIIIQIHIJCGS have with o, NOW he can run into lh-lm only oncvgltlible lo travel so far in a c0lltinu- RAM“! ‘ill-fa’ Wm, anwgned m nrrndlalso‘ tit will be a consolation to the “"5 j°umey "y “m “M” sud‘ "tmpyjqg! w, 5." mm nnrn born ‘not pedestrian, l‘! run Oven, m know “m, conditions and with so much colu- ‘ ' ‘ Y‘ - - i hem nat- nn ha w“ on the nlrnrnnr n n lolt. They ale mlny oi’ t . “k e And this is equany ‘mm o‘ n Harp-ow ives of other Provinces, or of other [lands than those in ‘which they Evidently ‘Hrndnnbnrnn yrs ‘me nnnihave lllatle their homes. They the majority have not ch ' come to visit us who are almost ' 05°“ "Pcinllnetd soldier more than the poli- ‘ .

MW; not bnin nenmnnlen no, n ‘entirely mttive born Clllltttlltlllii.

In“ c m c mm’- tioian or statesman Hip motto lg] l? B! ‘for which they are 1,1. nnnr n r r ,, "In Dr , y eore llsht. which means - Vefled by circumstances, by

unwise Inttsrfeltence or wall

. ‘ ‘ t . ‘KVBTY other calling and occupation. pa h The trowllle is that orally. perhaps

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They come from the newest oI

‘Wanadlan Provlneaa, ‘their provinc-

p.“ dnjudrcnonn nnvrcn the ~ lal charters tinting hack no further

‘ - y choose ' ‘ the wrong Upaliil ‘and. while they :7“ and imflmiuauou by mung on fiillltllnl$330k:"AiszffllailentfrsgfiliitttililI . ‘ u) 4 . ‘ I r may have achieved a measure of11,;0.£79nd:5;z;vjn A; Ms lnmulljaiwan. They come to the Muritlnlt-s.

"‘“"“""- "my fellvd; to reach thBIMon-archisca to ih e ope: if hem“ ymmge“ M Wm“ h’ New

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“#4,” WW0“ JWOII-ld MVQ- been‘ d,“ ,| n] r a from. y pm Brunswick. now I40 years of ngp. , ' m n‘ s mam on o‘ uphold‘ nlld to Nova Soul's and Prince to. them Not all are‘

mo“. I nnrnin 1 t I'm: "l" RQDMYHC 8000mm‘! l0 MB Edward Island which are much olil-

rnnngn "n I ' a a “mm” l" own oath. This means RSflllI/LiICllIbIfl-T. In other respects the contrast

-‘ p W5 “"9" m ‘M- "l ism is stronger than aygr l“ Ger. between their Provinces and ours

“m” chumhkitrtls than Gray's lie man” are wide and varied. The least of

"Mm" "1 Iriorlmls ‘Mllltonsfl’ "hump; the Wnirli‘, Province is in area live

that the rod of Emtplm mlrqm haw. Charlottetown Harbor will be full "m" '15 “"59 "9 u"? "lmfi Muff‘

"Cromwell gulllllopg of 0! attractions th-ls ‘shm-mer. To the Hm‘ “men together-

"7"">"_°°"lllPy'e blood." Nor m; gay fleet of ten yachts of last sum-

, They are far Inland; we are ac- WL‘ gnwgllnmkdl "Other Wloa m" 15 M"! ‘DWI! Win94 "I5! YE-flfrcuotomed’ to the "It eel air, from » . ti?

r ‘an; pueqw, ‘m, Ina-king a very respectable ahowingrwhlch they are separated by two for the» remit Christ, ma“ n“ of "25 ships of The pug;- The on. thousand miles of distance. We Nude! ‘_ with ‘rm leltlow wise-nocturnal theflhnrlottetown-Yachtt "wf" °" ‘m’ "ha" "m" °' m”

Mil.» Jugs-mum,’ by m” chm. now known rnrnrlnnrly an meihbl Dominion, beside the great wa".

wnnn ‘gm’ in new to. n. C n‘ nnon mmmmnnnre matters more boundless than the pral.

mnM-n rm" '~' o; ' ' Irina and where the great steam- “Li-J

,, d" other deydwmm! 0f 81' lwllible Bncmlmflfqships come and go to and from “In lpll ' '

MQQVFWO Botlhdelitfim meat/We ‘fll-‘VGUIIQ of. the finest the four quarters of

ll" ‘Nil-idle helfliomne one in a . harbors in t-he world for yachting The! have problems to solve and

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twp.‘ Mlle I lmnootf for the and will-Io steam and gasoline have dlmwllie". f" "Vefcilme ""17 F"

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°'° “Y "°;°"‘“‘" m" °‘ '1'“ "°'"°P°° m" °' dfiifmii til; Tiilil-"igrdliiilitif: ' m “h°"'-,tb° m ‘Mr’ i’ “m “Wflh °' M and they alike are seeking a solu-

QWHMIII l0 '9" "n"! m" "W!" ’Y"'"*3‘m°" lion. Wherefore the corn-In: vislt

r no ma"; ‘q and ‘women manure-narrate! gttbe will n, alike, timely hopeful and

_ 1pm, ‘mt nwiiltnggot, I fit v5 label , wit‘ u. At least I '7 I ' ' beotml somzwhsé fitter

-~ ‘tn-infinite: rt.” ’ n ' mutt pl each otllbrqvjllcl‘

the globe.

Qflflgahtzoflllit of ldieltlraftllc cool ‘ffeodt

. _ ‘ J ed.'t-lley no >","€¥* Nw-"M-‘QFW _ v . 3n‘ non, ‘ .,

its a first raqlllrlle toward united pd "”"'°""”°'°"' “and vitriolic effort to effect the it ._ . . cowl ‘ no Wt. s» building ohm" * ‘l w’ ‘ .,IIM..~PQI.O~B~'°-W'"KI" Y! .

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May 17, 1925 SELF DENIAL: ~~Wllosocver will LOIIIO alter me, let him deny sell. and lukt: up his (JPOHSLHYIIITOP low me. For whosoever will suvo

over shall lose Iii-s life for my sake nlld tilt.- gospels, the same shall suve ll. Mark 8:34, 35.

PRAYER:—-We thank Thee, O Lord. for the lesson so rvelous-

corn of wheat fall into the ground illlil die it abiiltélfl alone, bllt if it die it bllngeth lorth much fruit. May 1s, 1925

WHO SHALL I<JN'I‘ICR: - Not t-very ouc ihut saith unto me. Lord. Lord, Hllilli cuter into the kingdom of llcavcn; but fig that tloeth the will of my FTIIIGI‘ whit-h is in heav- cll. Aiatthelt" 7: 21.

PRAYERZ'-Dil?l'ltil?(i Lord, Thou all tllc TliltfllCl‘, and Thou llust taught us tlllrt we are llt-ccptetl only when we t-onle to 'l‘l|ee with our wholt» heart.

iO-Qi-iri

WHITTI ER'S PRAYER

l.ct [H13 lowllcnt task be lllinc, Gfllfnflll, so lhr work b» thine. llct rue fllrd the humhlest placo- In the shadow of ‘tlly grace; Bit-art to me wort- ilily Spot Where tem-pintiou whispers not. Ii‘ llmri» b- somi- wl~lkt-l' one, Give mo strength to help him on; It’ a blintL-l soul then. tic, lmt mp glrdt- him nearer thee, Mako my mortal dreams come true Willi the wnrk I fain would do; ‘ Clothe with life the weak Intent. t.hi znt- hr tllc thing I luoillll. Let me find in thy employ, Police that denrcr is than joy. Out nI self to love he led, And to heaven acclimated. Until all things awcct nnd good, Stem my natural habltutle. -€—<0&—-———

O-tfi-O-O-O 04§+6f§O-&O&Q+O 9-000- Character Reading

v-vo-Ovvoooo-o-o-oo-oooo-oood

_ Protrudlng eyes are a sign of Ill- temper and often indicate self-will to a marked degree; their posses- aors are very good at ‘organizing and have a love for all outdoor sports.

Round eyes are a sign, funnily enough, either of a very Innocent nature or a very deceitful one, no vou will have to judge -by the ex- prmson of them. If the eyell are ‘frank and merry they denote an upright, truthful disposition, but. If they, do not ‘meet your own, or have a side-long glancef It ls n sign that that person is vain and de- celtful.

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W’ KITCHEN comronr » ,'

All tabtlesflsheivel. tubs and other.

working surfaces should he idiom-f just to tilt tie-int of newer-Int

ma‘ ma; up: connnfrort and, inlni

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lMra.

Happenings of the Week

Clean the city, clean the city, Tidy up the old back yard,—

Give heed to this soulful ditty- l-‘or the germs are working hard.

Cali the Junkmaa. call the ragman. Cull the Army (the SA.)

Clear ‘the clutter, flll the bng, man. What you can't sell, give alvay.

Plant a flower. plant a flower, 1min some vines over the fence, Ploti and putter many an hour, ‘Say to strange cats: "Get ye hence!"

Witness marvels late and early. Dew upon the greening sod,- Blnssoms opening petals pearly.— Ziloolllit, leafy ways of God! n t i -

Iiesitles the King and Queen and Quceil Alexandra, many lllelnbers of tile Royal Family have given their patronage to the concert for hlllls. Albani, which takes place at tllt- lloyal Opera Ilouse, Colivclli Gnl-dt-us, on Monday afternoon, Kitty 25th, nlld which will be one oi‘ tllc events of the season, The other" royal _patrons include Prin- cess" Mary and Ulrd Lascelles, the Princess Royal, the Duke of Con- naught, and Lady Patricia Rum- say. Princess Louise Duchess of Argyle, Princess Beatrice, Princess llclelltl Victoria, Princess .\Irtrie Louise. anti Lord anti Lady Caris- brooke. 'I‘lir-re are also llln Gov- t-lutir-tlcrlerul of Canada anti liudy

olnllyllg, of Vilny, several of thtyAnl-r

bassatlors and their wives. -Mr. Po- ti-r Lurkill. lligh Commissioner for Puuutlll, Lord Balfour, Lady Wini- friile Elwes, the lion. Mrs. llellry lieuison, Mrs. Kendal and Sir Ed- ward lellgar, with a large number llltll'(*. I O U

Carroll (lsborne Troop is expect- ed back in llallfax before the cud oi’ May.

U U I

Sir Robert Falconer. President of the Iluiverslty of Toronto, has ur- rivt-ll lll London. after visiting on the Riviera, in the thorns Valley nlld at Avignon and other historic places on ithe continent.

O O O Mrs. S .12. Jenkins and rMrs. H. V Buutain chapel-cued a social

evening at the Navy League on Wednesday which was mtlch en- Jflyed by those present.

' o a q

The C._ G. .I.~ 'l‘. groups of Queen Square Methodist church of St.

F‘rlday night presented very nice

lift‘ shall lose it; hutwhoso-rleather loose leaf folders to new“ "umbe" "r

Neil MacLauchlan anti to Mrs. Queen squat-c parsonage expires

shortly. They expressed the regret

Mr. and Mrs. MacLauchlan were going away and appreciation of their many kindnesses. Mr. and Mac-Lauchlan thanked the donors heartily for their lovely gifts and kind wishes expressed.

I I I

A cordial welcome is being ex tended to Mr and Mrs. A. E. Mor- rlson who arrived home Monday looking exceptionally well after their world tour which was thor- oughly enjoyed by them botll,

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0n Wednesday evening Mist‘ Mary Lamont entertained tvllsa Mil- ler when her girl friends again "showered” her, this time with many lovely miscellaneous glflt-t i: add to her Hope ‘Chest. ~

no;

Mrs, ltldwlll Aitkell is leaving this morning on u short visit to Montreal. '

a - .

The many friends of Mrs. W. ll Motherwell of Ottawa, who under wenta serious operation at tht Civic Hospital last week. will bl pleased to lcarn that aho is rnukin, satisfactory progress towards rt- covery.

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Three ministers of the N, It and P. E .l. Conference who wen located here at LHHBTMII. tllnes, wl! this year celebrate their 50th year in the ministry: tltevs. Thos. llicko W. J. Kirby (Moncton) and W. ll

Pepper.

o or 0 Mrs. J. D. Seaman returned to Montreal this week after a short visit to the city ‘where her friends

gave ller a most cordial welcome. " o 0 a

t

may friends here will beinter- ested to know that Rev. William Deaths of Gt. John's OhnrchFFalr- view. has been appointed rector of Goysboro and leaves immediately for his new fleid of labor. "

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r No longer is the ‘white Wedtilnl s

ceding to the vogue for color and are introducing gowns of "bridal blush" a soft shell pink ill prefer- ence to dead white. It is certainly a nlore flattering color than white to moat women. I I U

The Annual Tournament of the Maritime ladies Golf Association is to be played this year oll ‘the attractive linksof the Yarmotltll Golf and ‘Country Club‘. The dates llilVQ now been fixed for Monday. July 27th to ‘Friday, July 31st. Spe- clul ill-teresl will be giveu lo the 'l‘ournanlellt by the presence of u purty oi‘ prominent lady golfers