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pciyeor (ln advance) dallvorol. Y ' 4 ln Canada and United States

peclul Agency ine. New fork Centrli rs Build ug, Detroit luherstlfe Built!

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Morning Maxim

Health is wealth to all-except doctors and dnigglate.

Wl1;.' are we bring lllnd'-’ Willi

politicians like tens; ul. or be cause they think it mod wlitlfs-

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were not being taxed because the \

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Building Chicago; Syndicate Truat , 9,- is being iifu-gwii merry, Wd;-e he- ‘mt before BULK 95135 ACT

ins taxed simply befwe we lwusht- They up quaint deeds and fuuy ____ ‘°°°‘ ‘“d ‘°""‘°°‘ “Wh hm "L ""““° "W" "“°°~ si -Jrhehxs are cue ze Mr. w. ns/inacns to be paid for. That's sll. Pedole It is the worlds one crime its babes E Qntiey mt hi, wwiiiiiy pre- s

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Tala column la opals for tt' dlnunolou bl ourrnaponden I sf questions of Interest. Th' cauiemmwu “evil” 11°"

not uneuurlly 00'" m' qtnloua ol oorroopoudsutl.

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f new' seem w nm” that when grow du" piled 1'¢'V1°W °f me Bulk 50]” A" Some years ago I attempted to

_- ' they ask a government-Dominion its poor are ox-like, limp and iced. in Frida” ,,Gum,d_ us th V no cause of he o e

f A _ -- f Y -- - °r°vi“°1“_1_]_°' _mi pw he! s°me‘ _ ‘ " lim." Discussion in the preSS 01 but after counting over one hund-

‘ ' ' '-815 111 111° mme pu 1° wr ’ or D lgislstion is slwayl d°“i’°‘bl°' red causes I gave it up. Some of

_ THE NET REL§(,/LT_ 1 expolts to the United S 0 _ t uw Q

h th ndin February enterprise' Dr in B0 into some b\w_ Not that they siawe' but ‘tene so The contention of the wholesalers the causes WGN 00301901011. lllll-

“5 t mm S ° g ' ness that they are blillht B0l'!1€ ‘l’“ml055 V'

_ _ , ,_ ' __ _ img bankers that this Province glsh liver, indlgestion, gass pressure

1931. “hm 111° 111118 G°1€1‘11111¢‘11 iiiing Buiing mmeiiiiiig fm- which Not that they sow. but that they _ fr m h ch md ummm 0 e

The Opposition members in the

legislature must now be pretty well satisfied that their charges of “ex-

travagance" against the Government were unfounded. The chief target

for Opposition fire was the depart- ment, of the Minister of Health and Education. Mr, Allen frankly ad- uiirted that me Minister had not

been “extravagant” but maintained thlt he was “cxpcnsive." Mr. Mc-

Intyre, when challenged to show that the expenditures- incurred for educational purposes were not sb- solutely necessary, declared there were "a lot 0. things that were ab- 1

aolutely necessary that could be done without." These statements cm only be construed as begging

the question.

Mr. Lea fared no better when he

attempted to criticise the expendi- ture in the Department of Justice on the ground that it was heavier than the expense of the department

"ten years ago." Hon, Mr, MacPh€c , had no difficulty in showing that the department was functioning at least as efficiently, and at s con- siderably less cost, than under Mr. Less own government.

When it came to the Public Works

department, the saving effected last

year over 1930-the last full year of Liberal administration - was dealt

with by Hon. Mr. Sharp, Hon. Mr. Arsenault, Hon. Mr. Mclean and Bon. Mr. MacPhee. 1 Liberal members refused alto-

gether to discuss the half million

dollar increase in liabilities incurred in the election year of' 1931. The Conservatives, they maintained, were responsible for part of it. While this is true, it is also true that a large part of that uiiprcccclcntcd

expenditure was incurred in the few

weeks or months immccliaioly pre-

ceding the election.

,The Co11sc1'vnti\'c mcmbcrs, how- ever, did not require to bring Lib- eral election extravagaiice into their

comparisons. '1`hc Liberal expendi- turcs of 1930 afforded to Hon. Mr.

MacLean and otiicr Govcrnnicnt

speakers an excellent background

against which to contrast the sav-

ings effected by sounder bxisliicss methods and closer econoinics in 1932.

There were many other points

raised in the Budget dcbuto and in

the long-drawn-out <liscu.°sion on the Estilxiatcs. But those were sec-

ondary to 'the main issue, namely. whether or not the Government was

following a sound policy of economy

in controllable itcmsof expenditure. Bincc it was shown that tlicsv ex-

_penditurcs last year were consider- ably less than under the Lea Gov- ernment, the net result of thc Op-

position critlclsm was infcrentially I damning indictment of their own extrnvagance while in office.

RALSTON AND TARIFFS

,While federal matters are not

the concemof the Provincial Leg-

islature, Opposition members in the 1-lousc have scizcd cvcry opportun-

ity of "knocking" the Bennett Government, particularly the tariff

policies which they claim occasion-

ed the failing off in Cnnadsrs

trade. The samc arguincnt was ad-

vanced Ln Parliament by Mr. Ral-

lton, financial critic of the Oppo- sition. Neither Mr. Ralston nor the

local opposition mcmbcrs, however

succeeded in explaining how 11 tar- iff which was not beneficial could

had fallen to $36.829,827,__or about

a fourth of their former propo ~

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have in those years? And what did

the Govemmeiit of which Mr. Ral- ston was a member do to offset the ‘hostile tariff enactments of ti1c United States? Mr. Ralston was

Minister of National Defence in the

King Government. Of course Can- ada could not make s demonstra-

tion of furcc against the United

trio, 41.0 per cent.; Belgium 30.;

trade as, if re-valued at 1930 fig-

It was confidently predicted that

next month the prices of bacon, l111~“1!- l>~'J1lll1'i'. t0bfi°C0. cheese and

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1l1oNu_sY, Arrul. s, 1933. _ mc, a__t° wud en md which appeared t e a us s ada ii.

seidom rm should no longer delay in P8S5l1‘ls 0 8 ml 1 y

reached power, amounted to $143,- they have tc pay precisely as they P- te i ii su. in mt Q .0 _

_ ii Bulk Sales Act is ma ra y it . W -~

,m_6“_ when Mn Kms and M_,_,w,,,,id have to pa., if they bougm _ Not that t ey serve. but have no :_ engthened by the mm pointeg Your doctor will tell you that

'something from wwe m¢f¢l1=M l ‘"5 °° °°""°' ' f about eue hair er su the patients

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Ralston left power these exP°"5: ' N t ii i ii-, . di i, h ,_ it i-, Mr. Bentley. that most o

Yet that is the position. exactly. ° la el e' ut t at hey we S: gamer Prolnces had Bulk Sales that come to his office complain of

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like 5 esp 6 headache. Headaches are ss fre

l M I m°°1l11K 111 'l`°1'°11l° 1”* -Vachel Lindsayw ww mu nd quent in men asln women..

tions, while our imports fl”0m the week of the Ontario Association of i _____.__.____ _ 83° ” ufsé u;0_Z;“d cértainlg, :mt Lf then there are over one mind-

Acts of their aw-n drafting as long

Mast Barbers and 1-1a1rdre=se~s ° ' A913’ wr Y red causes of headache and half the

i“'I'he name 'barber' has served its 1 purpose,” he declared. This change _ls due, no doubt, to the modern invasion of the barber shop by the ladies. The g00d old days when the 'barber shop offered s. kindly wel- come to the late home corners are gone forever.

Returns from New. York show that the export Oi' Canatliaii wheat,

States, but Mr. Ralston surely by way of that port, is \.i,.i,iiaii,- ati

might have done something to a. standstill. The blame is placed up-l ' ' `

_ - - - - 1 yi In other words almost nine out

bring 11lJ°11f- 03001’ lmde "l“"°“5\ on the AngI°'Camd1ant'mde mme- CA” _“uh me I-yfmed states today Ort mel ouendhllg puwha-wi llrialdof ten patients suffering with head- _ _ _ mem reached at Guam ,asp wm_ vie would get nie cents less per su fer oss. Sue .01 00ul‘S¢. S H e_ with the neighboring Republic. Mr._ mer sm _mes wh_c__ fO___ne_____ pound for om. butter and seven to happen to the C,-editors of am, ache can blame constipation for it Ralston did nothing and the Gov- fougd amp ilnpoxftant source of mf _ cents a dozen less for our eggs. Mr. dishonest person who defies the‘ l'°oSf°m0 cxlim- cu th re are ei'i1me`nt of which he was 3, member mme in the carriage of om. grain !Pickel proceeded: ll/W Ind lenders himself liable to c°¥r5euy n;:‘;;'t_ Bain and w 1 ° .. r e :did nothing. It remained for thc are shown by the Port of New; Tm” Camdl°“ f”m_pf°d“°° 3' fm’ °r m'prlS°”m°“l °' b°t’h' xrjeiheohcadache thgse underlying Bennett Government to enter into York Authority to have sufiercd a_co1nmands the highest pi-ces paid Wholesalers who take the risk of scwre reduction in busmcss since anywhere on earth. That does not

trade arraiigemcnts with thc lvioth- _an “___ It _S even sam mét the imiude been but I W,-,uid teii Wes. er Country and Empire Dominmns . tern members that beef ls gblrlg W

iAmer'lcsn State De-partmen.. has

ure altered in favor of the United

cent of the time on any radio pro- gram may be devoted to advertis-

grammes Some of the best pro- grammes do no non vo e

and Financial Times that country

financial crisis in its history. It

taxation, fair trading conditions

after ex-pounding thc virtues of their schemes. they explain that there are many good financial brains in this country who could

has practically been abolished from

city had 2.258cases of diphtheria and

cases and 54 deaths. This was the year in which toxold really began to bc used In 1932 there rvcre

month of January 1932, there were

United States were far in excess er ' e Ileclproclty Is » _have “km the trouble to enact of our imports from the Mother f 011° °l lm m0‘“'°°'5 pleaded m U I these laws had there not. been good p““°“t'° wmpmn °f 1'" hw' is me

have the name “:arber" replaced “We c0m€ doctor 301113 to locate the cause of

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Country and all he Dommions by the more amorous ,,Gent]emanS_ _,___ occa;oni___f__or iifnrgg ;o the end me headache and give the proper

“lm” lb' E’“l’1’° °°“`"’l°°d' Hairdresser" and, he added. he wa5`_ (Toronto Mali and Empire) F90 " 0°’ Pr _ _“_ treatment? What sort of tariff did Canada supported by nearly all his fello\v.=..! The mst °11l'°1'Y 1181111153 I 1601' th” “ve °f the °v “ces "e There is s. little rule, that all in-

Df°¢11l 11Y1'B118€¥1“1€hl» With the Uhlt- “0‘°° dlsnrded l‘h°h° °W“ Mt’ in structors or clinicians in medical

ed stat/es along the lines proposed ih the Duff resolution comes from Quebec. Mr. F. H. Pickel, member for Brome-Mlssisquoi, has told the House that he opposes any trade arrangement with the United States that would expose the dairy and produce farmers` of his dis- ti-'ct to American competition, as it would lower the prices which his constituents receive for their pro-

favour of the model or uniform Act

formity of Legislation in Canada, a pmol that ~Prlnce Edward Island cannot go far astray in accepting the latter ss o basis for legisla-

Regarding Section 10 of the uni-

colleges and hospitals teach the

“‘l°'Pl¢0 in °"'°""' in 5Vl"l'°"""°"'lmedicsl students: 193% by the C°'111111-551011 U” Um' "I.»ook` for the commonest causes

and ailments first in all your cases.”

What then is the commonest

cause of headache?

Dr. A. Eustis, New Orlens, who

tion. _hes made u classification of head-

aches, tells us that 86'per cent of

form Bulk Sales Act, Mr. Bentley ,_ the patients complaining of head- ipkpii some exception to gms clause _ ache are suffering from absorption

duets If he said. we nm reclprc- on the ground that the creditors of poisons from the larse bowel

rp offset the less of trade brought ,,,,,,.,,,i,,,,gi,. blwght p,c____,,,c ,C bring 11 better price: we have cen-

cluded a trade arrangement with

31101115 by 91° 11060110 tariffs Of the bear upon tho British authorities _

United States and other countrics._ Wltll R \'ll‘\\' t0 halflflil the lhlef- S$a;r0}_3_;;a'i: gjdiclarkizvepffailil -I-hes, trade a,.,.ans,e,m.mS already nretation of the preferential nicas-ibeen with regird to “sh _umber

have fesultediin much good and sm” transportation interesh and cattle, if some arrangement they are just at tho beginning. It could be made by which these com-

may be noted that from 1931 to 0 ii 1, i i

_ n .ADA the Can” an Rad” United States I would be very

1933 thc decline 1n Canada‘s trade C°I\1l1111SS101l Dl”0p0scs to enforce the .

lmuch in favor gf lt, but certainly

was °“Iy 185 Per Cent" against 0 rule that no? more than me per such an arrangcmciit would hurt

mod'tles could be admitted to the

derllw of 20.1 per eeut. in the us if it included the products or

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§‘°‘““ 'M me mile) and 7-3 D21 Cent. in the There is too much advertising and

son. Since last August, when for

United Stntcs. Among other lead- too many s_;>_t an11ouncc1ncnts in me mstti____c in _*good manyyears ing tmdmg wunmes 0° 5h°W ganadian r 1° m proportion to Canadian farm produce command-` grcater decreases in their export h° enmtamment content of pro' ed better prices than were paid in

trndc were; Germany' 33_9 pei- H __ _ _ate th the United SMIES, I have 0Xp€Cl,4’d

advances to be made with regard

cent: France 319 :er cent: Aus- ~ ~ ` ‘ _ ' I I ' me pm cent content' to reciprocity, but I did not expect

those advanceslto come from the

per cent.: Netherlands, 29.9 per I" "le “1’l“l°“ °‘ um “W 7‘""' hon. member for Antigonisrngiiys.

cent.: Russia, 30,5 per cent.: is ___ th _ th __ _ __ borough (Mr. Duff).Ithought they Czechoslovakia, 44,9 per cent; 0 e Ye?-ge 0! 6 grea es W0l1'd come from the United States

This takes me back a great many*

British Ixidia, 30.5 per cent.; Irish winks that tim msgs can be a,,o1d_ ‘

years. I am older than most mem-

1°~ S .. . _- ~ i _ ~ . _lee tate, "B9 per cent, Italy, ed only if there is a national gov bers of this Home and I me wmv 217 Per CHILI JBDHH. 24.5 per cent. Cmmcnt pledged t0 I balanced _ in strlk'ng dsitance of the Ameri- `l"l1<‘ <l€C1`ff1S€ 111 Drive Values was budget" 000°” “‘°“°Y' ’e°s°"°’bl° can line. so I know how our people

responsible for nearly two-third of tl L _ _ ‘ have been treated." the reduction in Ca11a.da`s export 1 and Ac u m(-,st cmclencs and econ- In wnclusion Mr' Pick” Stated

' ‘ mny M ad'mmi5mm°"' emphatically that the Eastem dairy

farmer in Canada cannot be in fs.-

urcs, export, figures would have A striking feature of _the suggcs- vm. of the Duff reciprocity re5oiu_ 6_5 pci. Cent tions of many inflat;on1sts is that t3n_ nn- button cm,ese_ eggs and shown a decrease in volume of muy the products of the farm come un-

der s reciprocal arrangement, so far as trade with the United States is concerned- it will be disastrous

MILLIONS .T0 FARMERS operate the 00000500 11ll'l“0l°115- to us, and for that reason I shall

_’“‘ They do not propose to operate have to vote against the resolu-

Discussuig thc new stabilization 111011 011171 Dlall-S £l1€mS¢‘lV¢5~ AS B tion.” This was onc of thc argu-

schcme of the Bennett Govern- mam’ °f la” the ml““°l9l111`3111S'ments that defeated the Recipro- meni me Momma, Standard O,_ _Of 2111-S evlmfrv are Strvnslv against city 'rreety of 1911. Many farmers t . _ _ lnflamn md °ll1€1' f01'11'15 0! Cllr- voted against that compact when

3" °°"`°s”°“d°"° say" wmv manipulation t th t 1

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hey learned the pr es o

Wh h d t _

en t B bu ge is formally rati -- farm produce were higher here

nod thc farmers of thc Dominion In an article in the first number than to thc south of the interns. Wlll 1'°°~l1 1f\°l'¢ benefit than any‘ °t ucanadlah Health," Dr. James tional border, and that farm lands other section of me mmmumty Rvbert-1. Medical Health Officer of, along the Canadian frontier were

and M is esummd hm that the lhmlltvropvlnts out that diphtheria ‘~ held et higher- values pei- eere than

farm lands in the adjoining states

smrcnlng in the price °f basic farm lll-4 0lly.Ti1c diphtheria wards inthe of the American Union, We do not 1’f°d11Cl= by UW sXi><>rt equalization hospital have been closed and the recall these facts with a view to plan will bring more than 325__ nurses dismissed. 'Ilomonto is sp- combating any reasonable offer of 000-000 10 fBFm¢r8 in the East and l‘”1'°11llY Yrlfililng rapid progress in closer trade relations that may West, thc Same direction. In 1920 this emanate from Washington in the

near future. It is well, however, to

. ‘ 214 deaths. ru 1925 there were 721 remember that the whole upbiem

whe p 1 1 s

“ " ’“'“°“‘ “dw” 01° 1>“<18" cases sua sa deaths; lu 1930, 1,015 hes many e.epeel.e_

Other milk products, eggs sndi ` ‘

_ 168 _ _ only four cases, and in Fdiruary,

l1°11"y would be increased at least CMN and 15 deaths' In the 1933, only three cases.

ll cents on the dollar, 34 cam ‘di hm' _ hu --

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The stiffening in the prices of month of) Pbgruary :hire wg-ell; There is ample justification for

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fri,-ni D,-0d,,ci__, Wm be made _ms_ cum In _!mu“y_ l933_ then were Mr. Benrie s course n e uro-._

pean situation today. The wanton

sibl b- th ' - - _ el y G_°‘°mm°“"s agmul' _ arrest and imprisonment of prom- ura stabilization fund which will inent English industrlalists by the

Uuarantee exporters of farm pro- surplur of farm pr,-,duce_ the Cm_ Soviet authorities, and other offen-

result ln increased Empire tradc,_duco to the British market 5460 adian farmer will b nent at sive Mis of me smm Govemmmt

or in s smaller decrease in dollar

values, as well as in voliunc, of

world lrnrlo than that of othcr`_ countries. It will also hc recalled

that during the timc that Mr. Ral-

ston sat in Parliament; as a mom- ber of the King Government there were successive tariff increases in the Unitcrl States, particularly

farm, th. forest, and the sea. Tak

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the difference between the prevail-

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for every sale or one d _ I _ _ have made it likely that Moscow

P01111 s er ing The shipper of pioducc to the Wm not able to secure a n

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"h;0n;““_k; t° the Ullllfd Kl118dom. _United Kingdom will have little trade ii-wry with iii., United King.

9 000895 1111-1 been form- itroublc in getting his money as dom-in place ot that which was

ally ratified the agricultural stsbil- the Dominion treasury makes 3-Mi denou11ced as a result of the gg. ization rates go into enect. It means tawa Imperial Conference, in order

iiiiii me desi" or buyer of mm] mg s_M___ng “te and “_” An that that Canadian exporters of primary

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produce will ie ii ` , from thé “_ "la e h18 Purchases the shipper has to do is to present piace in the British market There th h ""1" 011 1 8 Uuarantee the draft or cheque he gets from is even a threat that the British 'll ° will receive uso for every the purchaser 111 arm sfltelu. Gvvermuent may sever diplomatic

against Canadian products of thc

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products may have a preferred

Sale of one pound in British money with his invoices and any chartered "’I°'"°“5mp’ lm" `R"55l“' ll ls '11'

0° ln B1' ll“l11- AS ll0m¢Sti0 prices bank will psy the difference ln the

deed suspected that the Moscow regime is becoming involved in the

giving credit to dishonest retail~ ers cannot well escape the chan- ces ot loss. but that fact must not be used ss s. palliation for wrong doing. ' The eafperience in tho other Pro-

inces has been that purchasers of business in bulk, who do not com- ply with the regulations laid down in the Bulk Sales Acts, and there- by protect the interests of the vendors' creditors, are of the class known as "fences," and men of that type do not as s. rule dbtain credit from reputable wholesalers or careful bankers.

As to the number of wholesal-

ers, bankers and others in Char- lottetown who signed the petition, there were 33 in all, and I believe that the few remaining firms and companies who could not be seen at the time would gladly have af- fixed their slgnatures had the op. Pvrtunity been offerred to them. Not in a single instance did any- one refuse or even hesitate to sign.

There is, however, one important;

phase of this matter to which Mr. Bentley did not refer, viz: the seri- ous limitation of the credit being extended to the retailers of the Island because of the non-existence Of 8. Pl`0ylMliil Bulk Sales Act.. Credit, which after all is tanta- mount to the investment of capital is one of the most sensitive factors in business, particularly in times 0! llelvreosion, and no community can afford to adopt s. course time will have the effect of pf-eluclicing the minds of the or-edit men e1 the large wholesale and manufacturing institutions of Canada, the United States. and Great Britain. These men are specialists. well versed in Ill l¢8al matters pertaining to their flevartments, and I know it for a fact that they have expressed sur-' prise and disappointment thin; Prince Edward Island has not long since followed the example set by the other Provinces in the matter of the Bulk Sales Act.

I sm, Sir, ew.

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CANADNS PROBLEMS

Sir,-We are all being forced to

realize that our social and econo. mic structure is apparently giving way under pressure.

Many millions of people ln all

corners of the globe are suffering for want of the necessities of life, such as food. clothing and shelter. People have often suffered for want of such necessities; but mostly when there was a scarcity of such com- modities, People are now suffering while the country is overflowing with all kinds of raw materials, manufactured goods and the surplus labor for the building of homes. Our problem appears idiotic on the face of lt. Why can wc not do away with such n. state of affairs? We Glnnot until we destroy the "Gol- den Oalf" in the heart of mari and also as a. basis of value.

We have become worshippers of

Bst.sn‘s golden allurements to s greater or less degree, and his vir- tusa of hate, greed, crookedness and selfishness have become the virtues that must be possessed by all who make their life's work the chase for gold. These are the people who lead the world. and are set up as an ex-

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8° e _ y e exportsble__ prevailing sterling rate and $l.¢,0,_ Wm, between China and Japan _

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causes must be removed. ‘_

Treatment consists then in trying

to find and remove the cause of the headache, which often cannot be decided until after long questioning of the patient, and a thorough ex- amination.

While the physician can always

give medicine to relieve headache, it fs up to the patient to give the physician s. straightforward story of his daily habits-food, sleep, exer- cise, attcntion to intestinal move- ment,-lf permanent relief is to be obtained.

The thought then in headaches as

in other ailments is to “look for the commonest cause." The com- monest cause is poisoning from thc intcsi.i.ne. . ' Prevent this poisoning from

wastes in the bowel by proper food, and daily exercise or, as is neces- sary in some cases. a mild laxatlve. and the vast majority of headaches would be relieved. - '

ample to our children.

“R.aplnc, avarice, expense. This is idolatry and these we

adore."

The root of our present economic

depression and social unrest is firm- ly attached to gold by our developed selfishness' and greed.

Sarcasm and destructive criticism

is casy as compared with kindly and constructive thought.

Each of us have ideas for the bet-

terment of our country, our social system and our own individual hap- piness.

I think each of us have cfimething of value to offer. At iea?s Each of us should study our present day problems, and with intelligent thought we can surely work out peacefully and efficiently our own solutions to our economic and soc- ial problems. We do not have to go to Russia for ideas. Our race has never had to go outside our own borders to find either men or ideas.

One of our chief problems is the

unfair distribution of our wealth. The shrewd sharper takes the cream from the toil and ef!orts of our

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B. H. HUGHES

District Manager for Prince Edward Island _

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Charlottetown.

farmers, our fishermen, our miners and workers, who are the producers of all our wealth working upon and with our natural resources.

We are in an enviable position in

as much ss we have some 700,000 unemployed in Canada who are wil- ling and able to work. We no doubt have a percentage able to work, but unwilling to work. These only should go hungry.

0ur idle workers represent s sur- plus stréngth to our country, as they are not required in production.

This country nevertheless has an

immense amount: of work to do. We have roads to build, buildings of all kinds to erect, electric power to be

'more widely distributed, these and

a thousand other tasks are risking to be completed. Solinstead of wasting the real

wealth that our unemployed are capable of producing as we are nowi doing, let us put them to useful work, lncrcasliig thc wealth ofthis country, increasing thc comforts which the world can give us and bringing prosperity to ell.

These men to be paid with dollars

backed by the wealth they them- selves have produced. Why should such an issue of money lower the value of our dollar; or credit

standing of our country?

I am, Sir, etc.,

A CANADIAN.

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