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‘jTllE BIIARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 10. 1933

ROADS A1113 BRIDGES some points of view their most suc-_ ‘cessful, installation of this nature.

The local Liberal organ, which is ‘ m’ hydro pow" “anon Dmepmb nothing if not critical, complains ‘wt Enacted by Amman mange". that “if the roads had received at a stated w“ o‘ 250900.000 gold proper attention early in the season ‘mumes, or over mopoopoo‘ n w“ a there would be less ground for com- lwonderm‘ mule“ uhlevement‘ plaint today." The fact is that at ‘but u’ w” phnned ‘eamflna w a no time in the history of the Pro- ‘general theory and without pluh vince did our roads receive earlier ‘ma! as to the needs it must serve‘ or better attention than this year. ITO be econmc um‘ plant mom This h“ been fawurably comment‘ feed factories and other concems m upon by both Liberals and Con‘ ‘of s capital spproximaicly ten times

- . . Th ‘ . nn.mes Even Mr ‘me A that o: the power station. In fact Campbell, Attorney General under

the Les administration and a severe j critic of the Government's road ‘ policy last year, testified to this fact when he had occasion, early in May of this season, to go by car from Summerside to Alberton to attend

much under capacity. The whole “plant is hopelessly unecon ' '- whiie elephant eating its head off.

rm: CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

NotesBy The Way

Important changes in our reis- tionship to the different countries of the British Empire have results from the Imperial Conference of last year. Canada exports more tilsn ever before to Great Britain. In certain cues the increase is cri- ormous. This situation is really re- markable if we take note of the rats of ‘ which was not verY favourable to Canada, in compari- son with the trade which a Euro-

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B] III“ W-IBIIOI. “B. l THE VALUE 0F LIME

A few years ago, in s hospital clinic it was found that the blood

Atlantic Salmon Catch Rises Sharply

‘(Ilshcrics News Bulletin) Featuring commercial fishing rc- sults in the Atlantic coast provinces inJunewsssshsl-prisointho landings of salmon.‘ All told, the catch for the mouth in the four provinces was 25,787 hundredweights. an increase of about only 19.391 in Juno of last year sud it had s landed value to the fisher- men amountinfl $0 8248.883 Is Wm- pared with $170,935.

And figs grew upon thorn,

_ blood Then surely I was born:

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When fishes flow and forests walked

Some moment when the moon was

With monstrous head and sickening

pearl nation could do with other European nations. If the exchange obstacle had not existed, the result would bc still more eloquent in favour of trade PM“. The oblwi of the Government in creating an agricultural stabilization fund was to counterbalance the bad effects

in one of the patients did not coug- ulaie or thicken quickly enough, and chloride of lime (not the chlor- ide of lims used for disinfecting), was given in 15 grain doses in s syrup three times s day.

The blood then coagulated in nor-

tion improved at the moment thatf this fund entered into force. Thei {effect desired is thus obtained! ‘practically without the Federal‘ ‘Government opening its pursc.—Le; ‘Nouvelliste (Three Rivers). '

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With the exception of the Mom‘ l treal legal district, Grand Juries are

D i t i h ticsll oth-‘ ~

neirosx: “as mac“ 1y“ lit {to disappear from the Quebec court‘ was given m the mun of “me m. 1118 ee- ‘Nm '° x “"‘system. Western Provinces alsofcalclum glucombe‘ 5 to 7 an“, lbines only one is ‘WYUBI. l-ud that, have abandoned the Grand Jury,‘ doses three time. Q d“,

' and similar action is being discussed ‘ in Ontario.

The blanket code for the rcgula-l

mal time, but the physician was sur-

ulcer on the leg, which had resisted treatment for a long time, had healed. He immediately gave the lime to a number of cases with varicose ulcer and had very satis- factory results. ‘

A short time ago it was found‘ that while lime would not cure can- cer it greatly relieved the pain. It

In New Brunswick, the biggest producer, the catch was 15,131 hundrcdwcighis. an ncrense of about 34 per cent over the figures for June, '32. "uehcds commercial fishermen landed 5.901 h ’ ‘- weights and in Nova Scotla the cstch was 4,731 huhuredweights, s

°' 3°’ b“ m” “m” mu" ‘ prised w we this In 01d vulcoseigslu of nearly 1.000 hundrcdweights

in the one case and 1,008 in the other. Salmon are never taken in large numbers in Prince Edward Island's fisheries and the June catch was only 18 hundredweights, but that represented sn increase too.

In British Columbia, the grest salmon producing area of the Do- minion, most of the annual catch is marketed in the canned form but

Recently Dr. F. Fabry, Munich, reported a case where calcium chior- ‘ ide was injected into the veins ln' cocaine poisoning. l-le states that

on the Atlantic coast practically all of tide salmon taken in the corn- mercl. , fishery are sold fresh~ or frozen. While the Atlantic salmon-

With ears like errant wings, ‘rho devil's walking parody 0n all four-footed

'I'he tattered outlaw of the earth, Of ancient will; Starve, scourge, deride me: I am dumb, I keep my secret still.

‘ Fools! For I also had my hour;

; One far fierce hour and sweet:

' There was a shout about my ears, And palms before my feet.

-9. x. Chesterton.

The Scout's Jamboree (Exchange)

the Magyar alphabet ruled the lo- cation of the Scout contingents of

Alphabetical order according to

s Liberal political meeting.

merside prrss at that time as stat- ing that he found the roads "in vcry good condition" and T-hilv hi1 W85 able to make the trip on the 5th of May “with but a single holdup" which occurred near Alberton. This was a fine tribute to the early road work done by the Government in

Moreover, in spite of highly differ-

the previous Communist system now bases its labor economy, Soviet

‘workmen are not more efficient]

lay down policy, and the rate of machinery depreciation is neccs-‘ sarlly fantastic. All over the Union" l one gets the same story. The stand- ‘

‘mm °l ‘lldustry h” °°m° mm er‘: the convulsions ceased, the rapid‘

‘ 1 Campbell was reported in the Sum- (entiawd was: ma“ mks on whlch~

19¢! 111 the Ullmld 555W‘- The °°d°-' shallow breathing became slow and substituting for the individual codes‘ deep‘ the 383d hands and gee; n. that all industries must devise and‘ laxed‘ and me muse grew grunge;

Balmo solar. to give u" 95h "'5' the various nations for the great

scientific mama-is important from. much put that opened the “h .

the i 1 d in u. is ls ‘ one cglnlliimbzsistz: ll); lgOfflllllzllg‘ worm scout Jamboree m Hungary’ , August 1st. The British contingents

sport fish. Large numbers of sports- l

lined up thus: Anglia. (England),

AUGUST 1o, 1933

REMOVAL NOTICE:

The Offices of the Mutual Life Assurance Company of Canada, after August 12th, 1933 will be located in the Bank of Nova Semi; Building, Corner Grafton and Great George, Charlottetown.

H. A. EBERS,ProvincialManag-er, Phone No. 190.

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0.». Mffrenc l/eicide Capsules Give Best Results

This is the time to d f with , No. 1 Vcrmicide C ics. Manny's-g‘;- in candida-a: and require the stronger to eliminate the worms,

It is Just as essential to look sficr them now ss when $161K were pups, so don't neglect them. It will py y"

We have no hesitation in recommending , Vllnleldc Capsules. . Twenty years expericnolzrw and hundreds of satisfied customers all over the world lead us to believe there's nothing like them. Don't forget, m u" the Number One Capsule for this dosing.

P810! 81.00 BOX (so CAPSULES.)

E. A. FOSTEIh-Gentral Drugstore

Headquarters for ailFox Supplies

have approved by the administra- tion, designates a. minimum wage;

operation of the code is expected to; bring about six million unemployed back to work within three months.‘ That is the aim of General John- son chief administrator 01' the Na-‘

that Demon o! the Province and it ard of efficiency is incredible to

lional Recovery Act. The rapid ad-I

In other cases physicians have been using the calcium’ gluconate in

ma“ the fanatical puny men who and mB-Xlmllm Working Week- Thi?‘ cocaine poisoning. Recently also,

calcium has been shown to be of‘ great value in cases of lead pols- olling. ‘

As you know poisoning by lead‘ can continue ill the body for a long time without apparently showing

‘ , is in line with many other state- ‘myme Wm‘ the smamsl‘ klmwledge l vancc of commodity prices has pro-‘ any symptoms, but if the system men“ which mm“ be qllotpd- ‘of what is required for economic duced a vast increase in the spend-‘ becomes too acid some of the lead

Ow, 10m; contcmpomn. w the machine production. Inefliciency

contrary notwithstanding, the roads ‘S the “lit-standing 19am" M the have been maintained in first class s°vlet mdustrml m9- "ld cmlecu’

condition this your and the Depart- ‘"5111 B 98111111118 Pfiidll°ll°n~ ‘low mm, g0,- the yeah

ment of Public Works is to he com- 711959 "Willi-mm" Y” Bmihevm

mended rather than criticised iui-‘lnefiicienev and lack of planning.‘

its efforts, Unfortunately the dust clmcludes the London Time!"

have caused a virtual cessation of nuisance remains one of the major‘ h d t‘ o! I n drawbacks to ‘satisfactory highway l‘ e uclonm hgth a or‘ c‘: ' maintenance. Complaints on this sump on o w c e popua on

i score are understandable, but there is in dire and pressing med‘

‘ ing power of the farmers, Cotton‘ in the system becomes free and gets ‘and several other important com-‘ into tho blood. Where the symp- modities are now about one hun-f toms become acute the use of cal- dred per cent higher than their‘ cium gluconatc gives relief to the ‘colic and other painful symptoms.

Research men are of the opinion that calcium or lime may soon be proven to he of service in the treat- ment of poisoning by mercury.

Dr. J. H. Stokes, in Journal of American Medical Association, says that lime is of great help in pre- venting poisoning and irritation by arsenic when this treatment must

Only a few months ago President Roosevelt exhorted the nations to disarm; a few days later it was an- nounced thc United States would spend an additional $282,000,000 on Hts navy. The stark truth is that disarmament is still far off. All the talk of the past ten yewr" has

is little tn be gained by attempting

been just-talk.

be given for certain diseases.

men from the United States, and‘ Anglo kumdo (British scouts 22:: ti”: £55129‘; sggefiaslifathflgg‘ abroad), Australia, Canada, Ceylon, for salmon on various well-known‘ Del Mm“ (south Alflca)’ Esnh streams in the Atlantic provinces Imrszag ‘Norman’ Ireland)’ Gib- and or course many Canaan“; raltar, India, Ir szabred sllsm are‘also among’ the anglers. It is (mm Free state)‘ Jmmjca’ Malta’ because of the importance of thisflqewfoundland’ New zealand’ Pal’ fish‘ both from the stmdpomt orestine, Rhodesia, skocia (Scotland). the angler and the standpoint of ‘Tflmdatt wales‘ Autumn's com the fishing industry, that the Do-‘glxizsgsom; was the largest British rninion Department of Fisheries mg India‘ Mm n‘ south “rum. gigs‘niwingeagugdizételzfgm‘t‘: with 65 and Jamaica with 60. 53mm stocks ‘The greet csrnp at Godollo is di- ' vided into ten sub-camps, Rpm- lsentirig the Ten Scout Laws; and kYWWn by the names of birds and Leg-a] verbiage ‘animals. Each sub-camp comprlggg _____ ‘as many national groups as pgg. (a. v. McArec in The Toronto Mail 51W!’ 111°11'41"! s British Empire and Empire), unit. A specially erected branch of n has been out luck ‘n the past the Hungarian General Credit bank‘

15 $9351)!’ can of the currency‘ to it sh ffll and f tab] Wm; Engmhnimmm uriimlitmreg problem, the money of all nstionsl

. the next in order he-‘

being changed into Hungarian

to exploit this fact for partisan pur- l LOWEST OF ALL

poses, since lhf‘ some condition has. prevailed under every udmlnisfrs-l The ‘onowlns ‘gunmen, u pub “°“-- lished in s Halifax exchange to

For the past few weeks an exten- _ Show that provincial taxation 1n live programme of bridge work has Nova Seoul is not unduly heavy been under way illrzlughout the Pro- f mcldenmny‘ tn? figures Show mat vlnce which will be of permanent Prime Edward Island, next m Quh advantage to tile travelling publicubec‘ has ‘he lowest p" mp1“ u“ The work has been let. by tender and pendlture while in p" can,“ eh

__.___ But you do not need lime for any Nicholas Tesla, dean of American Pmsoning m‘ ‘lther ailment l“ the mvengmg‘ recenuy tom reporter, body; of what use then is the above that he scarcely sleeps an hour s‘ knwnedge l” W“? ' day, and that he considers sleep s. H W“ Wm m“ Diem?’ M “m” I mem- of habit According m mm“ daily in your food you will not only ‘peopp; have developed the habit o; maintain the structure of the tis- sleeping because of having m spend sues, ward ofi various ailments, and “a, p511; 0f each day m the dark H‘ any sore or irritation will heal

it is really a habit, we do not hesl- "W" 1591m- tate w say it is a mu habit. We The 1°°d5 m“ l“ 11m’ m mm"

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us on the sins of what they call journalese, by which is meant free and ‘easy, and sometimes a. vulgar or improper use of the language to fit the necessities of newspaper publication. But there is another lingo to which we believe the pur- ists have paid little attention. It is the legaiese that one encounters in our courts of law, and its chief feature is redundancy, the using of two words where one will serve, and

generous tcmis. " Three hundred Hungarian Boy Scouts who have taken special courses in 13 languages will sci. as guides to foreign Scouts during the World Scout Jamboree. The Hun- garian government, which is doing everything possible to make the Jamboree a. success, has granted the camp the unique honour of extra- territorial rights. In all adminis-

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I8 filruishing considerable employ- ment at comparatively little cost to the Province. In many cases new

steel or concrete bridges are beingl

constructed. The complete list cp- pearod recently in The Guardian, and was read with general interest and appreciation. Talcen in con- lunctlon with the Departments

‘ highway policy, these activities are the strongest evidence of the Gov- ernment's sincerity in implementing its pledge of adequate maintenance of our public works consistent with uecessa y economy.

SOVIET ECONOMY

So much has been heard of the lo-called "planned national econo- my" of Soviet Russia, that the fol- lowing statement from the London Times will be read with more than passing interest:

Their (the Soviets) planning is a byword and a joke of grim char- ma. Last year, of their total national investment i3 per cent only was appropriated to the pro- duction of goods for consumption, the whole of the balance being de- voted to the production of capital goods. Enormous blast-furnaces, dams, hydro power stations, tractors and motor works have been erected. For their construction foreign brains and foreign machinery are essential, since the Soviet lack the experience, the skill, and the man-

agemc it necessary, and this has been s very expensive business, throwing

penditure from local revenue I the figure for Prince Edward‘ Island is considerably lowcrihan

that of any Province in Canada. On the basis of the figures for the last provincial fiscal years for which there are complete records, the following details of per caplta expenditures are determined: '

British Columbia . Alberto Saskatchewan Manitoba. Ontario ..

New Brunswick . Nova Bcotia .. 18.04 Prince Edward Island ..... 16.03 Quebec . 15.04

The above figures relate to pro- vinclsl expenditures from all sourc- es, including Federal grants.

The following figures cover pro- vincial per capita expenditures from local revenue :

. . . . . . . . $41.18 . . . 23.29

. 17.56

. 17.39

16.55 10.49

British Columbia

bcc New Brunswick Nova Scotia ......... Prince Edward Island .

EDITORIAL NOTES

Many learned explanations of

lose nearly half of our life in that way. For people who stay up lute, perhaps the figure is only a quarter of their life, but it is still too much. In In! Case. nOW we know it is riot a necessity of life; there is no fur- ther excuse for sleeping through a sermon or nodding over a book, and public officials can at least be ex- pected to stay awake at their Jobs.

Melancholy day! are he" [qr Tammany. The derby hats are now pushed down over troubled brows. Fragrant perfectos have been rc- placcd by cheap cheroots and they droop disconsolately. For Tammany Hall stands in the black shadows of a very large spot. 'I‘hls is the year of Democratic sunshine in theland, the first in more than a decade, but Twimmlris denied the bright rays of power and patronage. A Demo- cratic President of the United States has defied its might. A Democratic Governor of New York has refused to take its orders. Sad- dest of sll, for Tsmmsnyu first m- tercst and most, lucrative source of wealth is its own town, a, maverick Democrat will be elected Mayor of New York City in November, 1933.

The United Stains has more phy. llcl")! Per unit of population than m? 9th" “ll-Ml? in the world. Canada is second. ‘There is one lic- vneed physician for every 780 pep- sons in the United Stu/tea. Canada

thunderstorms have been Elven- Thc following one, from a contem- porary exchange, has the advantage ‘ of being simple and easily remem- ' bercd: Under the sun's fly! the sir close to the earth expands and rises carrying with it more or less of the surface moisture. Al it Nwhee

h" m" M‘ ever! 1.009. not count- 1118 642 drugless healers who through the smiability of some o! ,°"l' Pfvvinclal legislatures might

Q1181!!! M “licensed? England has Mme dwwr per 1,490 persons; Hence ' m" P" 1.690; Sweden. one per 2.890. ‘Similar overcrowding prevail; 1n ‘Practically all professions in the

United States and Canada. Per.

an immense charge on agriculture,‘ @0019;- ngimu‘ pump, g mp, m‘ hops the most acute condition 1s to

which has to supply food and pro- duce for export at whatever cost to

two above the earth, thcrcmsy be enough moisture present to con-

be mmd 1" "uffllflk. The census of ‘ 193i showed that Canada, 1mg 20441 i graduate nurses, with 11,462 more

the peasants, for roubles will not! dense into fine pflfllml “d "m" in training.

buy the necessary foreign currency.

The Five-Year Plan has proceed-

ed qualitatively-Ac, according to

principlcl-and apparently without any reference to the quantitative factor. The so-called "planned na- tional economy" is out of balance and largely abortive. Toke for in- stance their lsrgrrf, and from

‘l clouds. In certain electrical condi- tions of the atmosphere s cloud be- comes hlghly charged, and as it

passes another cloud stratum, or‘ v“ ‘ cc. The direction tukcn by an ‘ are going to have the right of way near a tree. buildinl m" hilltop. or‘ electrical disturbance. and the ex- without education except that pm. other outstanding object, s dis-itentofsmit coversfdepends upon vldfld by energetic Dominions. If

green vegetables, eggs and cheese.

A New Empire Deal

(Toronto Globe)

Hon, E. N. Rhodes has returned from London far from defected over the outcome of the World Conference, and especially ,.‘ “ by the improvement gained in Em- pire solidarity. The most import- ant result of the discussions he considers the Canadian loan, and this may be not altogether because the Minister of Finance needs the money. He sees in it s manifesta- tion of the new spirit of Imperial oo-operation. as well as the ability of London to resume sound over- seas lending. On the question of Empire co-operation he remarks: "Advantage was taken of the op- portunity for almost constant con- sultation between the Empire dele- gations, and I venture to say that probably never has the Empire found it possible to act in more whole-hearted co-operation or speak with a more unanimous voice on fundamental world problems."

The cmferencc was not s failure, then, from the Elnpire standpoint. The ‘ ‘ ‘ subsequcluly issued may be described as marking a new Empire deal, not only financially and economically, but as regards world rein/lions. The position of the Empire is set more firmly than ever.