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“Canadian Cable ' 'Not The First”

The .Value Of Paint! (Exchange) .' There In few communities in

. sEEMBao, 1933

PUBLIC FORUM

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EdRSrITLEPYEfiQI-‘lltagolbllf;ft$qaaifngtruglaf L Sir John Power. Conservative mem. -—--" which wood“ buudm“ are m n! quelilnnl of lllterelt. Th; Auoolino l-l-iltln-u- l-‘runk Walker and u. It, ifurrie be; for Wlmbledgn in the Umtgd . (Fred wmfamu 1n the Toronto common ‘m6 m which more pamt fizf;l‘lflil.z¢cle0tllll,allllllfillllll do" u . _ . ' . I If BII IIIII lalxlwt-‘lilrluiiaglllltflafllgz’ufifwdlalazgugglfirsgu?“ ‘lulmgm Kingdom Parliament, in an fluflldl€5$ Mail and Empire) o GOD 0F LITTLE BIRDS mum not b’ used to ‘dvmtage- lrplfllfllll of correspondent-fl" T“ before the Canadian club: Great 1- Ihrea where the general average of

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER, 30, 1933

CANADA IN THE LEAD

A timely note is struck by an On- tario exchange when it says that in difficult times lkc the present

tawa. Government has concluded trade treaties with France, Ger- many and Austria, and it is nego- tiating agreements with the United States and other countries. As n

Britain has a sane and stable gov- ernment, its finances are upon a secure and honest foundation: its trade is improving daily» while other nations’ trade is falling 052 ‘l! has reduced its unemployment by over ha)! a, million in the last few months; it :s reducing its adverse

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B; Iuu THE DANGER OF

Quilts

| W. Barton. u-Dl WASTES IN MENTAL AND OTHER AILMENTS

One of the penalties of our ad- vanced civilization is that the large

Do you‘ know that I was in error lest week in claiming for F. N. Gisbome the credit for layill! the first cable in the World? The cable laid across the Straits o1 Northumberland was the first in America; the credit for the laying of the first cable in the world be- longs to England.

(Sunday, Oct. i, has been dedi- cated to St, Francis, “the patron saint of bird lovers." We am in- debted to Mr. J. B. Harkin, Com- missioner, National Parks oi Can- ada, Ottawa, for thg following translation of Rostrandk Birds‘ Prayer, considered of all literature

one dwelling or other structure in need of point will detract from the appearance and ruin the effect of n. whole block of others which are wellkept. I

It should not be necessary to remind my property owner of the

care given to their upkeep is high, ‘

EMPLOYMENT NEEDED

Sin-The fall months are “p03 us and soon the winter with u; added responsibilities for heads o1 families will b: here. Now is m, time it seems to me when our g0. verning bodies both city and pm.

a it ‘i r f th , ussiv b l f national ayments to lt 15 easy. and lWYhflDs natural, for 1'95“ m? 3 ° e‘ aggle, ,0 ‘Seazizflfszffuu muff. uphus resumed intestine, 6 feet in length, which M11 Frank Wnlkcr, associate ed- m” “w” representative 5nd N‘ V51“ m @1911"! Ind Cont! 01 8 Vlnclal slwuld make ‘m enmi- lA rwple to be critical and unreasvn- “mm” °’ ll" F"‘“"“‘ "“"“"“‘ uuderuup m” ,,,,,,d'fi,,,,ue and u, holds all the wastes from the foods. R01‘ 0f the chmotcethwh Gilfltd- Productive of the spirit of Bt- good wet o! mint- As a rreserv- P“°"“*°'emP1°Ym°"° ‘m’ ‘h’ m! tlallim and 9f the level'hl‘adedne$ sometimes becomes so slow in its fan, assure; me that: there is no Wand“ luW- 110931111! Mn take its place, who 5° ‘Wgenuy require "- W6 dr

able. Those who are not as well of! as they used to be are inclined to blame the Govemment of the day

the south and than most peopln in Public Speaker should be constant- ,

other parts 0f the world. Reckless politicians take advantage of this tendency to stir up trouble. In the

and industry and loyal sentiments of our peCplF, the Dmiinion is bet-

working people are better off than they have ever been in their lives.

ly driving home this outstanding

and unanswerable fact to the minds ,1 ‘and hearts of the people. If Can-i

least something cf the practice that , "evails in eastern muntries. There the man at the top “pays the pen- alty to society for the SllpS of his undcrlings and takes it out on them tho

In addition to this,

abdomen.

action that these wastes or poisons are absorbed into the blood. this extra

Sometimes there are little "loops" or extra bends in the large intes- tine, and these also show up, or may stop for a time, the downward flow

doubt on this point. End Ell/PS 8-5 his authority Mr. A. E. Morrison. for many years superintendent of

recent unveiling at Charlottetown of the tablet commemorating the laying of the Gisborne cable in 1852, and who, in fact, drew the attention of the Historic‘ Sites and

O God of little birdsl Who made our bodies light as

We thank Thee for the Day, and for the springs

Whcrefrom we drank; the whole. some grain we ate;

For all Thy care of us who on

and any building which is worth Brdctlfll should be worth preserv- ing. Money spent on paint inevit-

its also to commend it. Its aesthet- ic value is not to be overlooked. A well painted building, I because of its greater attractiveness in ap- pearance, affords pleasure to the

not want relief, gainful Qmploy. ment must be the goal and to pm. Vldd thll» money will be require:

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g and to forget that the ihhhhltahs i" d“ 1"" adv dill" dam" ~11 W wlllidtlizxasf“ ilgi": we“ “u? weight of Waste matte; has areh- u“ Amuoumerfcan Tuegraph spoken won”; m, "gum exueuduure, m. more and veihis money must be Provid- {_ uf mi‘ Dofunflou He enormously woild. That may be hard to reollzc, sagfcstf, m 362g“ o’ prisons at dency to pull down me other or- Company m Prince Edward Island. who pagnged q-hy b1“, sky upon com’ "part ed tlie__people, the gpenq. a of , matter off man thou. mfghbofs f0 but every patriotic newspaper and ‘appy ° 5° gans toward the lower part of the who was the cfuef speaker at the our wings; Th; u,” qf "m; h“ other yum“ u‘ shmnd 5° d°n° Wm! ‘m9 P117909!

of ‘giving the publlc an adequau return.‘ '

It seems to be generally accepted that there is no better avenue to; this purpose than public works; roads. bridges, municipal and go.

* . I 1 - . in tum if he lives to gct . ff , h,” of somehow. some“ I f _ ad ans, buoyed 11p by a. knowledge V of the haste ma er. _ v Th u; . I l t s d n _ v m9 E811 that they haw suffered lets thanlchanpe, In the Cllllw, of a genera- q-hus a few years ago ff was not Monuments Board to the ndiisa- Th brfelfgla _ of o l “n”? md w 3n wh° 59° 1t l" vernment buildings, for every dol- , P. ng vo e an a Jillllflg hffce. they . ~ “on ago’ for instance. the Jau unusual for surgeons to remove a buuy of m, ffigctffug Mu Gf5_ e g ess ureyes so smal passing, and becomes an asset to jar 5pm; 1h any of the above men- ' “m” “ml m“ the ‘worst ‘l! m0 home's notable feat. Mr. Morrison and rmmd m9 wmmun"? when W-hefwlde it tioned, projects distributes morq

$3M

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labor insistently to break down the public morale.

Why do not these spell-binders Ind m9 ndilspdpers that support them take a patflOtic pride in the achievements of their own country and enumerate some of the obvigug proofs that Canada has weathered and is weathering in a creditable manner the most violent economic

storm of all history? Why do they!

not remind the people daily of ‘the fact that, while every bank in the Unitod States had to close its doors not 5o 10MB ago with the loss of bil- lions of dollars to the sharehold- PYS and depositors, no single chm

depression is over, can only get to- Hcther in a un tcd and silstazned ef- fort, the day is not far when we shall all bglocklng back upon this depression as an implaus-

dxs-zant,

ant page of history.

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FIRST THINGS FIRST

The real purpose of a University, nsla place to acquire education rather than the social graces, was emphasized by President Carleton Stzinlcy of Dulllousie University in his recent annual report. His view- point is strikingly set forth and

warden who let a man like Harvey Bailey slip through his fingers would not have lvcd long enough to learn which of his subordinates had let him down. The Jnpancsc jailer in the same predicament would have written a confession of guilt and have sealed it with his suicide. The Persian, ‘Afghan or Turk. in such ‘a mess, would now be await- ing the certainties of dismissal, disgrace and bcggary with lmp Moslem resignation."

llere is a summary of an articlc| which appcarcdin The School- master, en English publication. which deals hath a recent address by Dr. Frick, the Cicrmail miifster of the interior, on the subject of

rid of a little kink or loop.

not be successful.

has taken

portion of the large intestine to get

A icw years ago it was found that by the use of high injections or col- onic irrigations the intestine could be kept in bcttcr “tonefl and sur- gery was often unnecessary.

Dr. H. A. Cotton, Trenton, N. J., states that "the greatest contribu- tion which physical therapy—elec- tricity, massage, colonic irrigations, exercise has made to the treatment oi’ mental cases has been in the treatment of intestinal stasis (stop- page), but unless other sources of infection in the body-teeth, ton- sils, gall bladder-are removed, the treatment of the intestinal tract will

Treatment by physical therapy has the place of surgical

quotes from an address by Sir Charles Bright, in the Journal oi’ the Society of Telegraph Engineers and Electricians, vol. 10, i887:

"In 1840 C. V. Walker laid two miles of copper wire coated with gutta pcrcha in the English Chan- nel, and messages were transmitted over it. A plan had been previously matured by Prof. Wheatstone in 1840 for laying a submarine wire covered with rope between Dover and Calais but nothing came of it, and it was not until 1850 that the first telegraph message was sent ncrossvthe Channel.

Mr. John W. Brett obtained per- lnission from King Louis Phillippe in 1847 to unite England with

And keep us ‘heath Thy wing till

which spy the foes no human eyes had found:

The tools Thy tiny gardeners never lack,_

Our rakes and pruning hooks white and black.

Of

Tomorrow we will strive with weed and blight;

Forgive, we pray, our little sins to- night,-

The stolen, tempting berries, two or three.

We cannot sleep if unforgiven by Thee.

Unless Thou close our triple-guard- ed eyes

morn arise.

might be rattler a liability.

There is another reason for the more liberal use of paint which may be of even greater import- ance. That is the effect it has upon

the morale of a community. A city 0f tOWn is Judged by visitors by its appearance, and nothing creates a IHOIQ unfavorable impression than the lack of paint where it is ob- viously needed. That is more than a matter of appearance, because outward appearances‘ very proper-, ly furnish a standard by which to Judge the inhabitants. A commun- ity of well cared for dwellings creates an impression of progress- iveness, of enterprise, of prosperity and thrift which is well founded. Neglected buildings proclaim the

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money and gives more return to the public, than a dollar spent 1| any other way. I would suggest among other things that the City Hall, Fire Station, Market, etc., be painted and brightened up; that the government proceed, with u“ building at Falconwood; they could easily at a. very small outlay, provide work for 150 men for three or four months, get their bridge program under way, do road work, a. hundred and one things that are necessary for the good and development of this pro- vinoe of ours which should be done and I venture to say, could not be done at a more opportune time. Give the unemployed a chance to live and in spite of the

mi b k ~ t , , d t" ; -- . . - _ . an m? has been. m tromm‘ has Emma] flwpl‘catlon' though fhilltcaezliilltatioirlrirfthik ctnhlhlcluded Dpcraumlm a0 per w“ or the cases France by a submarine mm?’ M Lord if some man have aid ith o its characte i ti W ll k t extra taxation it Wm mean’ the “d no smgle Canadla" bank d0~ pcrhngns it is difficult to draw the _ _ _ up” e' which show intestinal stasis, NW9d by l1 COTICQSSWR "Om L°lil5 ’ p w ppos rs cs’ e ep “hole prgvlncg W111 benefit uosum h“ 10st a com or money. 1mg when hllmflcss relaxation Iiregulpsulstlg: fie igdlfldllal. fibagfil of Course nu mental cases wfu Nauofeou fu 134,, A coup" wue mesnnre anrldhstosfiads b t m‘ Zllfiilzdingeasare 11:11 inspiration ttorthe [I am’ sun aw.’ ' ‘ e uca 0n were um r songs y r a cu ens we as a. means o av- A crummy

Why do they not p0lntto the SUC- loos of Canada inkeepingits schools and colleges going wth a largcr ttudent enrollment than ever before?

influence. The social activities to which President Stfllllfly however, are nlnrle plnin from the

"5595 and befomfls i1 fill-Elma"!!! [and must be cleared up. New hzstory

books must be created to serve the

refers‘ new philosophy in German schools. The new education must glorify the

of the first and most methods of treatment.

not be cured by this treatment of the large intestine, but it is now one important

RlCllliJVlilg wastes from intestine

covered with gutta percha was laid 0n the 28th August, 1850, from Do- ver to Gresnez and messages were interchanged between the two shores. Next morning the cable was

path have strewn.

The toil that slew the weevil in his wheat,

—-Aye though his net have caught

orably impressing visitors.

In some communities painting is neglected because of the fear that a coat of paint means n. rise in

phere of dinginess. Instead of pen- aliztng those who use paint freely to preserve and beautify their premises, public policy should aim

Compare Conditions in the Uuffed Cmucfi “A ,,,.fu,,,,.,u,._,. he Says’ “is fltntef colmplcteiy subordinate andfmf reumvfuu fufectcd feetfu broken: some fledgling sweet, taxes. If that policy is followed by

Btates, wherg even 1n great c310,, firs, and forpmm a place for pgfnjlélfnfgtchiqad-oifttallSt Ompld tfue tollSlls. or other infected parts, is “The Freud, cuucessfous mum Teach us forgiveness, though it be assessors anywhere it should be to encourage them. It would be like Chicago and Detroit the school ‘Sfllflv Viewed from the out- in 1th stat‘ A d tl m p8 mo . mm mnovmg the manufaitmed lated that unless the cxrmlvlment not easy‘ abandoned without hesitation‘ more rcusunable to mduce w“! t h f _ l - - - y- ‘ _ i? f0 - ~ 8- Y1 w Process does goods iroma, factory but not C.0Slilg ufuuf result u, a favorable “ecu, In the dear name of Francis of There could b, no more mistaken than to increase them when a. cit- e" 9T5 have Ronc for months ,§id[‘, however. it 1S another kind of 110i S~01> With i110 80110015 11nd Secu- clown 111B lIICtOYl/E The factory COH- uou by fhe 15f scuwmbef.’ 1950' the Assisi, policy than that of encouraging lzen contributes to the improve- lwithout their salaries, and where activity that strikes the eye and l“ °‘l“°““°"- The dlllfch m"! i119 111N105 W lufllil-liflfidre the ,800dS ugh,’ conceded Shun fever, buck f‘, Forgiving man whatever hurts or property-owners to neglect their ment oi’ the appearance of his dying school teachers bequeath to commands attention; the frivolit- individual conscience must be m“ (‘mums’) the French Government.’ This ob- Birds . bum-WIS! m"! l>° “'95?” l"! aimW- c°mmunlly~

def state control.” Removing infection‘ or poisons feet was atmmed but nothmg more. Because Que mm ham “Ad, “My

their heirs the sums which these populous municipalities owe them, Where is nothing comparable fn this,‘

ies, the hazing and in particular {he frequent dances. "It is the minority of our men

from the other parts and not from the intestine also, is like closing down the factory but not removing

"A copy of the message trans- bmmel‘ blrdi"

mltted was attested by some ten persons, including an engineer of

President Roosevelt has declared that there will be no outright mon-

Use Brahmin Tea‘

And thou Saint Francis, blesser of

DOImtYy to the an-kward financial l students who attend dances but it 9W1? infldillml in the United States "id E°°d5 5mm me shaves-

' " ' ’ , the French Government who was 0m‘ Win55» - posmon m Whfch the We dues Bu is m“, who glue the unfvemty us ‘for the time being at least," The These goods (poisons) may re- present to watch the proceedings Pray for us! RCfIBShIIIIQ 8S only fresh, purc read no l .. ,_ quahfylng Words are ‘V1595’ "sed- U mam m the system for months’ I! Priest of the momin lark that Oran e Pek0€ T€a C81’! b6-

Y med. and even the c.tics of character in thw minds of news the NRA is ke L f M; even years ff not removeff This was forwardtd to Paris and a 3 New York and Boston. find thcm- Paper rcnrlcrs. It is almost the mu, rueésfuulbfe 11,51,011: “i: fir: The ideal method then, in men- pr°l°ngfiti°n °f m” Privilege “'55 Soars and Sh,“ selves. some with our women students. A mu soon not be m the discfet on of till 0!‘ 11H)’ 911F011“ ailments» l5 l0 granted‘ Pray for 115' " l t rid r th rt ak the °°"‘°~‘*‘°‘ “i ‘he Fmms’ hi“? No other country in the world few parents are possessed of the the President or his cabinet to dc- 5e ° e p“ s m mg “A more substantial cable was Dreamer‘

poison’ and the “lashes m large m‘ manufactured next year, and laid

has so emciently cared for its un- notion that i718 university 9X15“ “d” whether m‘ not the currency of t u l who by thy faith became the A G t d E t t impioyed as has Canada. The Fcd- in order um their daughters may "w. mum" “ha” b” mflmd- 1f c5 m am i" seviemlwf- 1551- This ddbiv Bird's Redeemer, s a e ‘oral and Provincial Governments acquire the Social Emma- and are gcrixpctfdolci bnyoarégtlzial wforkedtfffi ova; twenty, yeuws‘, f: Ga" "s m" ‘mus’ amwm them Life Insurance is the only estate a man can Ind the municipalities have from actually Pleased tn hear they have from Cufifcncy fnffatum, for “F: Mrs‘ Besant gssceefihibitgdciy 9M? gig‘; it the Prayvfigll flflslfltund obtain beloved own’ the value 9f which on the day of his death the first made sure that fiO man, attended several dances a week. Simple reason that 1i. workable ra- ____ Exhlblflm; or 1551 1n London," smut ' he ca" b“ cilrtal" "f- _ I women 01- child need Suffer for "A very few students of this tio between credit and money musfl (Exchange) It is an interesting coincidence 0m. gruff, of baf19y_mmef,_and of A Life or fihdowment poucy is an jnsured

want of shelter, clothing or food.

kind are :1 demoralizing force. But

be maintained if an economic dc-

The death has been reported at

that Mr. Morrison was elected a

wheat,

savings plan with guaranteed values for retire-

Demflgoglc newspapers and pcli- Mid‘! from U" difiP-llllidn 0f 601- Zaileplilsm? gfwaltllegcdukjge N'R"A' Mcdrns, India, of Mrs. Annie Be- Fellow oi’ the Society of Telegraph so be f“ so be m so be m menu . . . - - t - c u w“ ma: ca. fth: mcst widely adver- Engineers 0n the same day on ‘ 1 l..td.,it 1t.k.t - - t °° ____.-__.___i___. - - m ans’ m the we“ “s l“ the East" mp s u m 15 a m S q P 0 sup tised English women of hcr time. which Sir Charles Bright made his » Pfflsilerlll’, 113911)’ homes, and 8 dfllltented

people, are the products of Life Insurance.

Consult your nearest Great-West Life Agent or write Prince Edward Isla-"l Branch Office.

The Ottawa. ‘Conference only suc- ceeded, in so far as it did succeed, by dint of Canadian (ll‘.\'€. The British delegates were driven ovcr

pose that college Ls the place or the‘ average age of our~ students the right age, to acquire drawing room

have asked with some petulnnce why the Canadian Government does not introduce some cure-all

speech. The credit for the first cable therefore goes to England for its short line across the Exiglish Channel, but that for the first

Mrs. B:sant, who would have been eighty~six years old the first of next month, was separated from her lnlsbznnl, a, Church of England

pro-

- ~11 1t d f, . ff manners. Elam-Ia y! 09f no Sfazome ding "Animus mental discipline and every inch of the road by Mr. R. B. Qmgynufn, because they could not cable 1n America, the success of

cure a‘ 9pm“ on w c m “Grid _ . f t Bennett. It is evident that he has agree on religious questions and wfuch fed to me fuyfug of the cub“, wide? Some of these critics no doubt flequcnt dlstracm°ns are “wmpa ' once more endeavoured to take CATO of their two children was gl- from Newfuuudfaud to Imfuud a have President Rposcvelts National wk‘- Tflkfln togdilidr. i116’ f0?!" a" hold, and that he nnd other Donl- ven to the husband. Seven y/enrs cannot be taken from F. N‘ m» I, I Rumvury Act fu mfud The NJ-ffA intolerable phfyslcnl strain, The inion statesmen are using their ugi M:s. Besnnt made a lccturc bonm Provincial Munagers