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P.»\(‘-l~' FOUR

‘rile ci-unigmztowx GUARDIAN

Prl-siiIvtil-ll". (‘Iuwirr H. fltLllrr. M. I‘. Ferrelury—l.lrui. (‘oh U. A. Iluilnnon, l). l. 0.

l-i-lltur and Managing Dlrector—J. It. Burnett Anson-lute Hilliard-Frank Wclllee and ll. K. Currie

YIce-PruIdenQ-I. I. Berle“

Wotes Bylnrc Way

the inoblem

out of the welzer of depression and

restore prosper. Proposals for the mending 0t Bi-rlsh trade and industry

WTJTJII ti] (luunflell iiisn um per Irlr m. ldrlnctl delivered- $1.1M jlrr your tiu niiuniee) mulled In Cnenlllp and United IIIIQI. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1930 >_. ——---—-f»—"—- --——- —

Thai Ifuiltrr/i; (‘tmmtissiun be ~‘I‘a"'d~

Q5 gpcijni‘, iinpnrizince in the ap- t mail» to the Board of]

4 i!li".‘.\ uhn sill here

where direct relief is needed.

An Onnosition View

At least the leading Liberal news

fir" umciits rid-l

revision of .

i»: a llai\\ll‘.\lll'li

rail ‘Jlnf? "ll cram niiil grain pro- _ v to Premier Bennett:

‘-‘ll,' c» sumption. v ihe iflflfl question.

, U \,_ _‘ y’! ‘hum,’ Show m“ One of them has arisen in Ottawa. “ n ' “T ‘lmmwm to Show that Free Press says the Canadian people A busfnggg firm ensued Q local " _ “Thaw, __, , ‘cannot with any show of reason "10111118! Yo Pill-Y I0!‘ them Ind made

‘ a: A b‘ complain that something unexpected the “"5"? mumemen“ Wm‘ III"

' i i“ lllfl-"lla Y "m" ,, broadcasting station for a certain

'~ ~ 1 '."l m turn-r rritcm-Qd h“ befall“ than" Tmeyyelmted time. But the violinist was not a

It: I!‘."‘.1li izivrvnscd pm- Mr‘ Benn?“ t“ enact DWI” I“? L“- unlon man and the Union of Musici- m m“ “OM. “$512.. "and with really extraordinary ans threatened aggresion on the part

Iprompiitude he has got to work On ‘the job." Moreover, frankly admits that

..i;.\vzi,i- in increased

"Mr. f Il]i:‘li|‘.f‘iI ferry and

llcity the people gave it to him

lCiitlflll though l i t I.) ihc people

“" the Com-

iaiinesscs. h ‘Obvioiisli he as no i,'l*‘:il'.‘!l5 thcv 5

. failinz." 1i»; wins lilf!“f‘li‘l"

_ .. ‘ '1 in hxnigingj ' ' - Words 5 * - ~ * '1' "."ll "ll fiery,‘ (‘muad on _ ivns a not-I

No novelist OI E11§115h

‘ipficinl Yb cvt-r was mnre <ensitive or more alert ‘Fwd w [old to rich! words than Josef-J" 39117311. . irhose complete literary works now l viirlCh the shelves of the Provincial Public Library. In one of his l!"- faces Conrad tells WOrd-i meant to him. His sense of style It that time was a moral sexse as it

or writer N.“ proceedings

1 ='.'f)f>"!it Fund

us what

riwriiviziiriii of the‘

~ i!',"l1 111/ P3111?!" ought in be. "The force of a word! : ll'11(‘I.3-§I'Ie‘ ~l~it= iii-lo wants to persuade should

l‘ ~:iiii~‘t in thr put his trust not in the right argu-

v i‘ » Jill: r" lIli‘ Miri- I meiii. but in the right word." Con- '. ‘ I Yhflwfi g rad is singularly aware of the power

i Pi the Gfivern- v of sound. He mentions the power of i. i ll!“ (‘not thr- such words as -“Glory" and “Pity,”

(Wilffil/‘Ifiil’. two words which "have set whole na-

i .= eitiiiriizirrd. tions in motion." And he acids, "Don't

~ ; ‘m1’ iii rii-op- i talk to me of your Archimedes‘ lev- er. He was an absent-minded person with a mathematical imagination.

Give rne the right word and

rmo the w" m’ lh! GOV- ~ ' . ' ' ‘l"f‘li‘lll"_“lllf‘lll. i! 1

.,;‘li'(‘.:

Fl m lIllICl~

l! ri municipality ivnrltl."

6. Dominion will provide one-third

papers show an inclination to. be fair attitude on The Manitoba

the Free Pres Bennett risked for this mandate, and in the fullest blare of explanation and Pllb~

The“ L: no deception about Mr. Ben- nett's tariff policy. He. WM Elficlld W put the tiirirf up; he would be ignor- ing his pledges if he failed to do so. istentlon of

are brought forward every day, but the great mass of opinion ls forming up behind the pollr-y of tariff protec- tion. There is a feeling that to save itself the country must discard free trade. Of course one hears much of the British leaning to an Empire policy. but the first need of Britain is to deliver itself from a runioiis trade policy.

lhdlo in a comparatively new in- stitution and it is bound to present many new problems for solution.

of the American Federation of Musicians. The broadcasting station evidently thought that the threat was serious, for it refused to allow this violinist to play. The implication is obvious. The action of this station - may be used as a precedent by all other stations for refusing the use of their systems to any‘ but union musicians. But there are thousands of very fine musicians. vocal as well its instrumental, all over the contin- ent. who do not belang to any iinlon, and to prevent them frtm presenting Jlrogrammes from broadcasting stat- ions wvould be a great inJustice to the music-loving public. The advent of

In the United Kingdom to-day the‘ that is occupylnt all minds ls how w bring the country

THE .C..E.Ié.I$LIl@W GIIQEIA“

1 THE GASOLINE TARIFF‘ Uiiat - '

loop of

Quart

1...... w. tut-tub. STIFF JOINTS

(Sydney Post)

The four largest oil NIIMPIQI In Canada have given Premier Ben- nett a firm assurance that there will be no advance whatever in the prices

new import duties levied under the emergency tariff. Then is excellent reason for placing full confidence in this assurance.

One of the hard things ‘to make l. chronic rheumatic understand is that

of gasoline as e consequence of the I

111's‘ one“ wAmawAYs scnamt

giy,_we notice you are in touch ,1 That reuon is that, and well posted in the movements c! i

if he ‘rests’ his joints all the time he is only laying up trouble for him- self as the jjolnts will likely become permanently stiff.

Of course in acute rheumatism where the Joint is red and swollen. rest is “ ely essential; in fact movement at this time can cause damage elsewhere in the body.

However when the acute condition has passed and there is pain and stiffness in the joints, then despite the soreness and stiffness the joint

, . defllkjnl i. the Americans. and many statements n m! o“ comp“: u: l ‘ a 00d made by few Canadian, as in the not observed in t e src as 8 in!“ med o! a deep waterways from faith, the Government will, under the m. at Lawrence up to u,“ hen] o; legislative authority vested In it by the an,“ lakea 5o a5 w gjlrrv of the recent n ndment to the Cus- ocean ships to proceed up and load toms Act. rescind the new duties by wheat 1'01‘ EHFOPB-WSII"! hum-I'd’

u of millions of dollars.

order-in-counc . Many m the United states “e anxious and keen for such a DFDJBCI-l They have the monvy Ind IO IP91‘- toi- the‘ cxpegises of s portion of the cost, lf they haveva part interest In It. nut roi- Canada there is much for our

The purpose of icvvlns I aeneral duty of 21-2 cents, and l DRE!"- tial duty of 2 cents t. sullen. on 1m- ported gasoline. previously taxed I

~SEPTEMBER_ 25, 1930

time you’re hungry, ‘enjoy

Kellogfs Corn Flakes and milk - ’ or cream. For breakfast, for i lunch, for supper-—for a lain I

snack. 'l‘licy’re great. . . between meals and at any

meal

CDRN

should be moved from time to time. During and immediately after the war a great deal of attention was

only one cent, is perfectly obvious. It is to promote the refinisg in Can-

ibest statesmen to take time, and for many years. to learn where Cimldl

given to these stiff joints and heat in all forms-moist, dry, electrical and so forth was the most important treatment. It was found that the heat and electricity changed the tis- sues about the joint, aided the cir- culation, and perhaps also changed

the distribution of the lime or cai- cium. ' However owing to the pain on

movement these patients were not encouraged to move the jolntsThe result is that to-day many of them have stifl joints-permanently stiff. Now you may not be able to avail yourself of the electric applications, diathermy, or the electric cabinet,

{would land with such enormous debt!’ -with what we have now on hand. X Isee a statement of a man here from 1Englarid. giving his opinion as w the igreat advantage it would be to Can- ada. and some Canadians juir-ping at such conclusions. But there is the. need of our best informsd statesmen; f0 ascertain from every angle whatl will be best for the taxpayer of Can-I iada in the near future. ifrom any other source than the best Ilnterests of Canada should not be‘ considered. I c t f trans- Imnm“ mwgm ‘m I“ hear” “'h$1“t}$§i§pd I} (Ztilwayfi-i

6075- And ‘II permns‘ except “m” ‘We have the great Welland canalijustf

ada of all the gasoline that is used in this country, so that enlarged opportunities of employment may be given m Canadian ware-earners. and that business in seam! may be stimulated from this additional source of home production. Such a policy calls neither for an flpvlosv. nor for an argument tn Justify it. The devel- opment of domestic industry is a goal of progressive statesmanship with which all enlightened schooh of

Any opinion ' "busy-bodiesf" we read. They have

the ‘talkie’ pictures. with their own music, meant ,0. severe loss to local

, "ll b f ' t hl . musicians everywhere. They were m e 0 gum 8p

but you can get hot water, and it

ical tree-traders. are named that the icompleted. with a chain of canals and‘ tariff may be utilized freely to this .other means for having a lake shipi

i i FLAKES

ilatn Julieta-e with frail: or lcnq added. lldcbrlallcggiubudoqons.

“It is the duty of every one to m“ at least one person happy during m week." said a Sunday-school leach“ “Have you done so, Freddy?’

“Yes, said Freddy, promptly.

"That's right, Whatdid you do?"

"I went to see mynunt, and sh; was happy when I went home."

interests to receive first consideration- I am, Sir, etc. Pownal, P. E. I. SUBSCRIBER

"Some people seem to be born

the iriterferlority complex.

P. E. ISLAND HOSPITAL CAMPAIGN

Former Residents Committee, J. A. Clark, D.Sc., Chairman-

ill." right accent and I will move the -

entitled to and they received the sympathy of the public. But that good-will will be destroyed if unions of musicians try to prevent those who are mt unionists from presenting’ radio programmes.

Put the jomt in hot water, or apply

hot towels for about ten minutes.

fimized by the iirotecled vwdlwel-i-

and provided consumers are no; Vic- ‘drawing 15 feet moved down t: deep.

Water terminals with wheat, costing.

iCanada hundreds of millions of,

This increases the circulation in the part, softens up the jelly like fluid of the joint, making it more liquid. Then move the joints in all directions gently at first but gradually using more force. The hot water permits

The consensus of expert experience is that suspended sentences and

dealing with young offenders than | harsh punishment. Sociological his- i tary bears witness to the fact that I severity does not lessen crime. iior does it reform the offender. It does. however. tznd to brutalize and de- grade the societythat tolerates it and is responsible for it. Crime is prob- iably an insoluble problem. There i: never likely to be a time in the world's history when it. will have disappeared

If it cannot be abolished. it can be lessened. If the criminal cannot be iinade into a useful citizen, he can at least be saved from being askin to the brute. 1t secms probable that thci-c

movement without pain. After flve minutes of these moving exercises apply the hot water again, for an- other ten minutes, which actually helps to more the wastes away from the joint that were manufactured by I the movements.

In addition to movement of the af- fected joints. all the joints arid musc- IE5 of the body should be moved or exercised, as this promotes tn ‘ctr-

tained and defended the policy °I [Railway tariff protection to Cazadian indus- ‘costing 50 millions or

try for iiiiw=id= o! 5° We ""1 ‘i ‘"° ""'°°““°' “d """=° 1mm; needed for the sick folk of “The Island.” “my be ‘Kirmed without “snub lports open all the year—for shipping,

m t ‘h o“ 10ml dame M ‘to any part of the world. tion a e rn ' m“; on the; policy have come, not I

from a Free Trade Liberal puff-i’. bl" {ii-lg already costly means for truns- .I from the over-reaching greed of cer- iportation, which would surely affect

. no inus by ll dwte.Bild m” mime “xpizcnwrotctgtmghsii: thl: waterway f; laknw lciedroverufor _' last dollar o 8 P

to the home market P111395 °I may‘ commodities. Had it not been f0!‘ “think ocean ships

Canadian Conservatism has main- fdmars

is soon in he completed. more. There;

And here is ,1 ' another shipping proposal, costing l hundreds of millions dollars, displac-

i

already. rile ffizdsnn B¢y1 to Dr. J. A. Clark, P. 0. Box 412, Charlottetown, P. E. Island, as many namesland addresses of former Islanders as they know. This will help build the New Hospital so greatly i’

Will all persons reading this notice kindly send at once,

DO IT TODAY-

mn classes o! manufacturers, who ‘more or less all those shipping points I v O

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‘near half cf the ycar, claiming it] will chcapen transportation! I don't‘, could go up. only i

cum.“ o; the blood througfiuu‘ the thisiindefensiblu exploitation’ of tnei éiikteavgleatneiépenscl.’ and’ only of entire body. It keeps the body iim-, d°m°5II° mmumer‘ "cry venue o’ i 5 yo Co“ o Ce can ML,‘

ber. and so more walking, 0r other? p exercise can be indulged in to thef o general benefit of the body. - Dent rest a stiff joint. e ——-—_-____

have been loyally accepted by the ,rence giving time who“ cguntgy, and Canada would tativcs to sec into the future pros-

ru a1 opposition to the prUWIPIB i” m“ mm‘ U1 C

There is no great need for some . f protection would have been brok-i -

itme yet for the water power improve- ,1 n down years ego, the policy would

intents to b." taken up on the St. Law- I for our represen-i

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Just received direct from Factory- One full carload GYPROC and One full carload TEN-TEST -—Assorted lengths- -Prices low-

L. M Poole & Co.

PaolPs Wharves

TwrO-OO-Ob:

,_ ZLQHSIIIHCE i are some natures "so warped almost 1 lions sizce have become one of the I°I such "II BXPBIISI" "Niel-I

I‘ 1th” WWI Editorial Note" Iiifnlynvthiitiflfi ' I 1mm “'°"’°'°“‘ mdusm“ wumrm Iifuirhitif: iilgpwtiirfifilltgt.

1 " "Cwnls m ' The)’ will always ocnstitvre a Puzzle ' I“ m” “mi II-irmirls will be necemrv. now other

t ' L.~.~ pnmiicial "Mr. Bennett." says an Elinglish ex- for criminologist‘; socmomsr; and I i L 1; is ry to state these facts ‘countries ‘N, producing much mo" _ u “m. to cliaiiae. "comes to us ivitnout ary ph,lanthrop,sm_ Bu, n L. mi m, ,g1¢g,rly, in order m give s Just pvr- iwheat yearly. Many are waiting in,

i. IlPVIllH riis- backward 81m" aI I119 U< 35- And them that our laws are framed QUEBEC I

- zmiiinpliiiiiiicnt

‘hr Fcrlera

.» .i~- .11 to the need

ll to render

that is a great gain." They are intended f0 apply to the

average man. who so often makes a mis-step. Men of this ‘rpe can be regenerated. They can be made into good citizens. and such modern and

l

Mackenzie King charges that Mr. _ Bennett's fi'ie.,iis benefited by the change in the tariff schedules. Mr.

"r l‘ii'>' 111W‘ m w- humane institutions as suspended <1; , - hv liltlvldlng‘ ITQIWFKIE‘ ‘Irielldi are I118 Dl-‘OPIQ °I sentences and paroles are ustful im- , l, , U. Canada, olements to that end. _ -_.__ . i. ‘hiit ‘h: nl'l‘i(‘l— "—_ . In, to The development of culture. sighs WIIII II" ‘III PI II" "III?" ha" "I ‘i i l"' i‘ Ill/I . l‘ - ‘ . . an excursion ticket and a birth certi- L] 1,; Minplll] Cwwprxh the Washington Post. is further il- “cue purchased for l trifling sum . l'i";l’I\' ill ni-o- mswated by the Iransrormmm] of from Somerset House any alien. snvs V ’ ‘Am; "mm u is inc historic Chicago Auditorium into a undo“ Exchangm houwer undesh, , , WW,“ [he H Pct-Wei? i101! COlHf-W- able. can at present enter Great _ mm ‘mp Britain. Once arrived. he can take ‘PM "'31 i. ' . . I ‘ ( The LIDPFRIS in caucus at Ottawa 1-110 bfffid Iwm I114’ 137N151’! fillblfl-CF-‘l l Mic,- i r; pm-

.,r~ Inilc nvrossity

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tiic Provinccs i lii- 1.1 l‘\I(I"il(‘.f‘ of inns uf the

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mzi f i .".li"'.I f‘.i . and the mini .,~ wiiiwiiiicil must make it ‘ i ‘. :'r- ilvif. lll‘(’.’I. In I10

(‘n:( i l. ni i.lt‘_\' bt- (‘XDPIIIIPII mt- cripf fin "' "i: f ‘.‘~'ll'I( iin, Ill‘ found T119 ~>ii..- !"l;cii. by the (icvcrn- llI; iiib ilii~ appropriation

zhm hv tilfPCf. assistance

to llllll‘.'f.illlil.'lll< and proiincrs ivcre outlincrl by Pl‘l‘lllll‘l' Bennett as fol- loivs:

1. CIIDIITIPHCC iiritinunl undertakings at OIIFI‘.

2. Us» and jmxslhly supplement the fund r:ii~cri for iibrilltlnn of level, crosslncs.

3. Aid provinces on trans-Canada, hluhway. I 4_ nfny aid rnllv riv branch line con-I gli-ijgtlliii. I

5 C t cf lllilli-tili-‘K produce will ’presses in such extremities.

mouth. He can live in comfort on the British dole. He can carry on Communist propaganda in British factories. He. cannot be exnellcti. oven if. as is often the case. he is diseased In body or is a criminal. This ls a stupefylng state of affairs. Apropos the recent discussion and diet in which eminent scientists par- ticipated the following verse. may be cited "Methuselah ate what his plate. And never. as people do now. i Did he note the amount of the calorie i, I count: | He ate it because lt was chow. He. cheerfully chewed every species of I ' I 20¢ ll llnworried by troubles or fears I Thai his health would be hurt by‘ some fancvdessert. if

unanimously decided that Mr. King should be confirmed in his post as (lppnsition loader. ‘This makes the (‘IOCHOH result pretty nearly unanim- UlIS.

The Evnnston lsaskatchewani Mer- publlslzici. an PXQP-II-tlil special cditinn featuring a million dollar in- dustrial development which is this lyear being recorded in that section ,1 of the country. Evanston is the oen- trc of the Saskatchewan coalflelds ianrl hrir cvidently‘ not been affected b_v the depression existing in other i phi-ts of the West.

FIIYV

he found on

(‘rrcnt FIIPDIIPS of foodstuffs. cloth- inir and tnctllcines have been arriv- iig in Sanlo Domingo. together with zlncfnrs. nurses and relief workers. These were sent from nearby West i

t

Indian centres and from the United ponm,“ phlgom, h, gr"; 5.1mm, -- Siatcs. and the Canadian Red Cross on the question of Imperial prefer- bas sent money and Ls ready to for- 5PM‘!!! l1‘! crysi-elllzlns. 51f NBWIM" ward more. ls reported to have turned the spirit yin 5 “H” w The Funnel“ Times‘

_ . ,makes the point that Empire trade of the i7nml.,lcnn capital from des- ‘redprocny mvolv” necesmruy I Pa" I" Imm- TII" "IIPI I°II°W°d series of trade agreements between