mod 'fervent Catholic, he was as popu

lie ciuaiorrmwn cuiinnuui

A f . .~ r

' #maidens-W. Gamer s. Hanan. ll. r. vias-rraaiaaao-4. is. ann# Great Britain rather point to Mr.

por-rotary-Ialoll. Cal. D. A. lnolllnal, l>»_ B. 0. al _ tl

> C H -5.'

Editor Ind llnllqlng lllrrnlor-nl. B. Barnett B dwm or mme what Conselva ve

Aaaosiau adrian-leans wmv" ua u. is. vernal as the leader of the government in

uuuor-Ll-5 2:11’ ¢l:°:=e::¢:H.2u1:f¢:‘¢'»:=|: H:¢'H:il:»':)ni'Li:1 the next Parliament. With 47 Con

ar -- ' - _ servatives and 12 Liberals support l

1 THURSDAY' 0019353 zz' 1931 ing the govemment against 8 Lab-

rho.

Wil approval to the menuoniiiin iw; lhlnations. though ol 1;:-are aoezlazl AGAINST Dlrmnul U“"°‘l “mt” mm °°m'i“‘ °“ vm mt:

In the mm of the Reverwdvstanding of Dr. MacDol18H . o mano” do not mem as much in a er manu P hand _

P 5 |¢he approval nl a technical and Brlmn M ln canada I happened to be in Fhuadeipma or the finished product. wit and

:John James Macmmald the cam' 'narrow justification of an act of 'V some weeks B80 and on the city Pliible and dyed in several colours, And mwmmg der the russell n°°r'

HOTES BY THE WAY what

-' The nomination day results in

orites there ls something more than

year for catfish a viriety oi"fish

olic Church at Bummerside has lost Mr Kings Government at ottawa “canal is mo" mwemu hd” hm and other buildings I “W glam were subsequently received by the l . .

. nly sycamore,

d ising parents to guard their Dominion Department of Fisheries. The qu"

in faithful servant. and the Province whlch Wm ln met’ B most slums than ever before. with greater as. igmvidmn against mphthem :The total buslnesn done by the “_ The linden, aspen, and the rest. one of its most beloved and esteem- certained resources and with an l

tful to

‘ed citizens. No career aff ds - example of how an otherwise great economic structure which has been I read 0! “5°h°°l bond wh° we" porting nsheman was :wt lame But thou' nl” birch' doub

the manufacture of l¢Htll¢l'. B

Fisherman in Y»‘»rm0llll1 °9llllly ' Nova seat1a,reand a market this THE FAI-lf 0F ""='-- I-=-AF

le th laclule and sam MlEach pointing with her empty

Naked and dispossessed=

°’ °P d t 1 t _ 1,1 t that every scholar- in gil b t it _ :siivc of possibilities ` laugh °r weep '

P0rtunity for more beneficial ser- party can descen 0 an amos un tested by hard times 'md hu a» ‘-3. 0 say u was “ing ` 'Who timorously dost keep

~ IAN 4 OCTOBER 22,1931 '-

,_. 3 PAGE EOUR l l V? THE GTIAAED ,,- -= ,i l tl

I l » l l

- , » - f wa over I

vice to the community than that inf ` y W I Schick test. This is a sim le best th lo c t f an cial ' Fmm me “nd mum rms my ‘aw

.I __n.__

follows an enrichment of the life of

'the community which cannot be expressed in words, but which is

were doing, whether the party had any chance of going successfully to

'affairs Nat all who answer the call he might not be equal to the Pu- 'ni tsi di 1 ` Wh” is “ned “ P°“"l"° =°°°*l°u iii Fishing for °`-*fi-in is n°l fudlu- l of mu" that shun me naked H I ` i ` den 01' l€nd€l”Sl'illJ “H1655 Ways and ° °“ 3" "5 ‘;”"“ "1 the l recognized on the tnird or fourth arily carried on as a distinct oper- b°"gh5 re'nedg°

t'° Christian leadership are quau' means were provided for better present Crisis’ wgardess of h°w it lday by.a little round red raised s ot ~. ti In' s°”'s°ns high'

r i ' s i b t T '

Pd 1°' me burdens and respoml' party organization and education is settled' says the New York Even- on the skin, about a quarter to hill ;;_it(;?1@sx;n;\l;`¢;tn1'c1?0 303:: eflfhl: ' *R* W' Duo" l S 0 VE

il \ , l

l i' ll” ‘l

Of all the vices on earth, observes

l the country at the next federal el- ,Bn elwhilngev the Une that is the 'felt by all who wma in contact ccllm These gloomy Statements §most difficult to understand is the lwith the beneflcent influence that llvlce of gossip. For most crimes we

.has been eXel.led_ lean find some explanation, for gos-l pei' cent of the cases that were

That the d ceased ast f St the fact that the Liberal p”ty_t° lsip there is no explanation exceptllikcly to catch diphtheria. It takes

. _ e T p or O ' U58 lllS OWU €XP!‘0SSlV€ Dl`il‘&S¢ ill? _'depravity or insanity. How poople'from 1 to 6 months alter the injec- ,Pams Church Wssessed these the last session of Parliament-is _can find enjoyment in making llfel tions before the individual is safe ,lll18llflCall0nS in an €XC0Ptl0il€\l dc-l ~ lliard for others is one of the etcr- from diphtheria, and in 90 per ceiit

agree, all who knew him are aware. Do they foreshadow his retirement hal mysteries, '1-lic sl-.rndercus activ. l ofthe children in whom it is success- Kind, affectionnte, sympathetic, hcl ,ity of malicious tongues lias unused | iul it lasts for more than 6 year..

indicate Mr. King's recognition of

still “in the valley of humiliation."

from the leadership of the party

= . . 3 ' i im b tx _ they slwcaedl when me Umm andrlwcre in arrears’ and that the rent local clash between troops of twoléT;‘;n§ 3 l 6 r0Wn SPO Ol' Wm” Australian writers, but the retailer

me ma” me united h“""°"i°“sly' of the office building was over due rlvgfllnaéifns maytnlmée me Ellostl Iniorder to prevent nn ati-ack of "singing Sands" and there for the was s“sPl°l°“s °f their merits' “im best*-.

' acl c vernmcn n o a. rmi 4 ' . k b f i rs and P“5l°°1' and fl°Ck b@C°m¢ ldm' surely a Sad state of analrsl He ll)l,om which publlc oplnxm on diphtheria an injection of diph- first time, brouglit together all the mal' reasm b°° 5 y me gn wr when Qu need the

i ' ll _ . l were given preference. y .titled in spirit and sympathy, there doubted’ lf things went on as they allow lt to ret_reat_ therra toxin and antltoxln is in- information available on thlsl

jeoted into the skin. A few drops is injected tn:-ce times at intervals of 1 or 2 weeks.

Is this treatment always success-

_ ful? This treatment is successful in 85

phenomenon. The Hill of the Belll or Gong in thc Peninsula. of Sinai l

has been virited by many Europeanl travellers and is commonly referr- ed to by gcographers as the classi- cal case of a musical sand hill. In addition to other instances in Asia and Africa, there is a. singing sand- dune in the State , of Nevada. These are different from musicall sand beaches of which there arc many on the Am-crican continent. One oi tlic most notable is the

:was the friend er all who werel l’“°’f= l‘“"°° l” ‘he "md tm" ““-"l“““ 1”°l’“bll’ f°" ”f°'_ ` dune rieivh alone the 'Just ='h0i'¢

he has placed in Such a predict Iother one vieiousncss ‘ with 15 pen cent o the children

rmedy and dlsm,sscd_ He could be l - 5 ‘ of Lake Michigan, extending with

_ merit? That is the question whiehv -'--_ lui New Yurk City uudersuirls iliis

slem and lmbendmgf but °”lY in hls erslwlllle supporters are anx_l "At the moment," says the Tar- i prcvciitlon treatment Dr. Pork notes

reprooi’ of. or dissent from, what lously asklng many 0 them not ‘onto Globe, (Liberal), the out- ltliat thc deaths from diphtheria in accept me theory of C_ Cams- he ¢0n¢elv¢d t0 be wrong H15 hu. uh t h 'th t th H lstanding obligation nn loyal Can- ‘ that city has fallen from 22 to 16

imour. his shrewd common sense, Ze 1: the 3;? ma; e answer Wm l'°F`a"s the support of th; Prime l£cr.1o0’(l)00 in 2 geaiis' tfnhfugh

r ve. l." ' ‘ .-'rin ‘ie '

an A 1;:

_ I. _ . V’ I A A . .

whit THE BENNETT CREED ,zaken for the eountrys vveal in this aiiglllly increased. th h 8 sumclent amount of fm,-l la’ with "WSU °f °lh@l` Sects as l_ lpressing period of national emer-l Parents should think this matter ,, ey ave

dm; with his own. and could enter any A United States View 01 Premier _ gene-V' Canada °°‘“°,S first. Parris- lover carefully. Diphtheria is liable

household where he was known zan problems and differences in i0 Blf-ack Blwllli 0118 ln Pllvfy three ~ u 1..

is tri. i. is Mr 1B - _ _ possess auuieln degree °~ “

him( personally or by repiite with the toe: th; {;W; Z ;mauU in lnolicy must wait. lyoungsteis between l and dyears of wats a C f 00 €S el' ES* n 0n~ . _-___ __ ' age. In children over six years, it

back “um” e ° 9' cordial Wel°°m°' ,1\/rr. Benton int vi d th ‘ 1.1 _ 'attacks only about one in ten.

er evve e Can- oyd George declares that me

Durin the W rld W h dl

md 3 ° ar: e Pmve adm” pl-me Mlnlste, and hls lm_ ‘MacDonald Government is merely It is certainly wise to at least find

a Lower of strength in all worthy _ ia Conservative Gm-ernmen 'th a

loved by, children. They shouted greetings to him on the street, and

his smile was never more genial, his personality never more cndcar- ing. than when he was seen in con-

versation with his little friends, to

whom, as to his spiritual children

of larger growth, he was always

“Father John J."-a name by which he will be remembered throughout

the Province, with loving affection,

for many years to come.

MR. KING INDICTED

Mr. Mackenzie Klng's labored

defense nf his government and

party in connection with thc receipt

“I'm not interested in politics,"

he retorted to a suggestion that his “blank cheque” relief plan showed great political courage. "I am here in Ottawa as Prime Minister today and I may be gone tomorrow. I don't care. Life has given me about every- thing a man can desire. I'm 61, old enough to sit back and enjoy - what I have. But what I have I owe in a. considerable degree to Canada and if I can do anything for Canada. that is what I want to do. When the Canadian peo- ple have finished with my servic- es I am also content. So I'm not interested in whether the Relief Act is courageous politics or not.”

EDITORIAL NOTES

In the iight of Canada's past

has evidently not enhanced his re I

of Bcauharriois campaign fundsl

.,,..... 'I

Liberals. Immediately following his speech at the annual convention of

the Ontario Liberal Association,

Mr. Harry Sifton, li prominent To-

ronto Liberal, expressed emphatic

disapproval. It is scarcely neces-

sary for thc Conservative press to

add anything to Mr. Sifton's open- lag statement, in which he said:

"I have listened with deep dis-

appointment to the remarks of our leader, Mr. King, which can only be interpreted as nn cilort to justify on the narrowest techni- cal and legal grounds what is. in fact. a political blundcr of the most destructive and for rcnch-

ing character."

While the report of the joint par-

liamentary committee appointed to

investigate the Bcnuharriois scan-

dal did not prove that thc action

of the King Government was thc direct result of promises of cam-l

paign funds, Mr. Sifton said, "it did. however, prove to the satisfaction

achievements, the Toronto Globe

asks whether Premier Bennett is

putatlon in the eyes of responsible 'nm' -lustmed in exP9°¢ln8 9- S0li1l»l0n

,of the troubles now before us.

The prompt action oi' the author-

ities in investigating the lmcas ln

'Prince County Jail is to be com_ lnicnded, and it is to be hoped that 'firm measures will bc taken to deal

with the offenders. Unfortunately under the late Liberal administa-u- tion Prince County Jail was the scene of many drunken disturb-

ences-disturbances which were llll-Shed up in the Liberal press and

apparently ignored by the 1-aspon. sible authorities. On one occasion

the jail building was actually set

on firc by some drunken prison-

crs, and the only inquiry, 50 far as The Guardian could ascertain. was that made by the Fire Mar-

shal. The condltion became so in-

tolerable that protests were made by members of the Town Council

pressions are interesting. Even ,~ , t wi uut ilfeyugr youlisaier is one or th=s

_ patriotic endeavors. His peace time more lnmesung is the following ,different name. But it has not nu; kr, Yhev "8 him undergo the 5

“°“v'"“ °’“°“d°d t° “Ve” hem' characteristic statement attributed :been forgolliln “flint Lllwd George sc C test.

“BS VFX' W ll 20111

, ~ - l ' y g nue at the --_ I it be k

nom movement' in the community' lto Mr. Bennett by the American ‘head of a coalition govi=rnment so The Gt-ond'n me sound how shui nown

Especially was he interested ln, and ,journalism lllmg as B govenmwnt Offered 'mm l 68

in leading place it is not likelv that

,lhe would quarrel with its name

l Canada may sham to some cxhmt the deptrtment of the Interior is lm me lw0rld_wldB demesslom but 'making Canada better known to lit does not have to suffer calamit- ,C“nadl““_s- We have alfeadl' les wlllch ‘gall many Mlm. parts ol ‘referred to several oi’ the books' ma world' Such as me tyl,l.mol,idcsci1ptive of the far north. We' which has left at Icnst thirty dead “UW mme t° W' Very fine mall °f the and milny mlsslnz. besides exten- lGrondines territory in Quebec, is- sive property damage, in lt; wake sued by the Topographical Survey

in Japan. lor the department. The Grondines

Major Gwalym Lloyd George has square miles, extends along both

'resigned from the position of par- ;sldes of the St. Lawrence from 15 vllamcniary secretary of the board miles below Three Rivers to 40 lar trade in the British Nationailmnes above the city of Quebec. lGovei~nment and, though he gives ,Rarely on this Cfilllilnellt ll”-S the

ia number of reasons, his actionpast been so preserved and itsl imay be taken to have bcen prompt- relics so absorbed into a. thriftvi

[cd by the attitude of his father to- ward the administration. Mr. Mal-

ler, who also holds a junior position in the cabinet, is still sticking be-

According to a New York hyKl¢li~

lst. people can be nourished on vniee oi the colossal statue of

‘wheat at a cost of one cent Der |Memnon was one oi’ the wonders of ndlvlfllliil Del' day- Hi? th9l'i~`f0T0 the .ancient world but the hero has urges that the Washington govern- lreniained speechless ainea a. n. ment should provide freely sufflci-1195 when Sepglmlng gave;-ug under- ei-it grain t0 make food provision took to lmpmve the monument ,f°l' the needy lil the llllmll Ctiilffii :Curzon held that the explanation _during the wmins winter. This as the mystery was to be sought ln Wiilllii D9 95 l"5lll'9~llC€ n8l\ll'iSl;natural causes and believed that P@0l>l€ iiyllik 01’ ll“ll8¢l'~ Al 8-ll l the sound was in some way due to levents, the plan proposes some-,the explmlan ln me mme of

colm MacDonald, son of the prem- countryside to-day- But how many

,side his father in the crisis. oliver 'Champlain in 1608, came from the `|Baldwin, son of the -Rt. Hon. stan- fact that the great boulders lying lley Baldwin, who resigned from the 'along the betcb set up a. roarinll ,Labor party early this year, is not ‘sound whenever the wind blew?

'seeking re-election, nor is William] Similar phenomena have been' ll-lendersori second son of the Rt. 'reported in various parts of the ll-lon. Arthur Henderson, leader of 'Wm-ld and have always attracted lille 0Dl>0Sltl0n~ With the exccpllull ‘thc attention of travellers and ,Of William Henderson, all Of thuse gghglm-5_ The late Marquesgy lyoung men have been fairly ire-‘curzen or rredleswn, in one of! quently in the public eye and l-W0 lhis books of travel, discusses two Ol them. MB-l°0lm MuCD0ni1ld illlil 'of the widest-known instances, the Oliver Baldwin, have striking per- ,vagal Memmn at 'rhebeg and the

lsuhailiivs- singing sands chiefly or asia but'

(Toronto Mail and Empire) Through its various publications

territory, embracing an area of 400,

present without' losing the calm which is characteristic of the

know that the mme Grondines. bestowed upon the locality by

also of other continents. The voice of the colossal statute of

of the Canadian people that Dr. citizens. We thoroughly agree with lm, that has been advocated m

W L Macbougald a Senator ap th Lib l 'some qu”-“rs that the colmtryla

. . v - e 3

of Summerside and other reputable ‘thing better than' the crlmmal ml' 'whlch the bl" ls °°mP°~‘led»

,.. Q

was. to say the least, a thoroughly unworthy citizen to be closely as- sociated with the making of the

policy of the Liberal party." Summing up. Mr. Bifton declared

that "conviction cannot be carried

to the people of this Province if the

’ 1

9’ °l'8“-“ that Dlninlltlsurpius wheat should be burned in

pointed by Mr. King and the chief measures should be taken to re- ‘thc hope thereb ol bringin about

P y K

executive tool of the power trust, vent recurrence of this disgraceful 'an l“°'°”° In nm price °l wheat"

state of affairs, and we fccl con- fident that the Stewart Govem.

ment will tolerate no attempt to revive the "good old times" ai ian discipline existing in the prince

County Jail under its unmsqlnte predecessors.

A uiiie lem frunliiv exercised

would materially benefit not only the individual who can spend more freely than he is doing but the whole of the community. lt would

the tll\‘h0V¢l‘ ill business. With0\lt

:al prosperity. Money, hoarded gives the -possessor little satisfaction and

'parable of the Talents contains ng

make for more work in many ways. good a lesson in economics as any The revenue returns d¢'Dend uponlof the ideas preached by modern

brought about by the sudden rise in temperature at dawn.

Curmn devoted a long chapter to

buyers, business is at a standstill. Money in circulation means gener-

results in general depression Thor

few interruptions from Gary tel Mackinac. Curzon was inclined to'

Wilson ihxt the phenomenon of musical sands is found where the

play"; where the grains are Per' fectly clean and where they

formity of size. Under these con- ditions a musical note may result. But in the words oi' St. Paul to the Corinthians quoted by C\1l'Z0¥l» "even things without life giving ourid, whether pipe or harp. except they give a distinction in

what is piped or harped?"

At present the "singing boulders"l

of Grondines are used as "hides", by hunters shooting ducks in the'

flats below, but if the phenomenon* were sufficiently exploited they. might become as famous for tour- ists as some of the places described by Curzon.

Race Bon For Girls Under ll!

Girls under 18 have been banned

from cross-country races conducted by the Southern Counties Wo_'~rm's Amateur Athletic Association of England. Lust year. after the woinen's cross-country race, se'1e:.1l competitors fainted. The association also advises that girls under that age shoul( not be permitted to put the shot or throw the discus, :ind that those under 16 should not take part in the long jump. _ _

BAR U. S. BOOKS. AUTHORS URGE

Members of the Fellowship of

Australian Writers may ask the Australian government to bar American books because, they claim, the United States is unfair to Aus- tralian writers. The campaign is led by Fred Davison, who addressed the organization in Sydney, N.S.W., recently. If an Australian book was copyrighted in the United States,

and it was not printed within eight l months, he said, any Unitcd States publishing house was at liberty tol print it. If the same principle was adopted in Australia. work would be found for many hundreds of men in the printing trade. Davison added

free from fine fragments; where

_ ~ _ fish l .lf "W“Y» '

_the pl-lesthood or mmlslm Thosg After this indictment’ what re_ wlth expcrlenca and whose reS°lu_ which enables the physician to tell processes by they erman hms: _ . I _ _ _ _ : / 1

whether or not the youngster would but s.mply the s .inning of the fi.h _

emcated to this service are msplp inillfls $0 be Bald? Mr Kill! has ln- tion has been -strengthened by mM bc likely to be attacked by diph and thc picklin~ ol the skins for L0 more lm msn' me unughted

. _ ' Why, then cannot W for-wa d _ " " ‘

ed iby ldeal;_Td mensllted by] 6; timated that he is not so hale and once agaln.l.._Premle§ mnnett In tlierla if exposed to lt. It consists several days P1`l0i' lf’ fllllllllelll-l A cloligoogmiinllgunilae clouds: she l ) F0 fi

,DH *H1095 W 1C ¢°mB il Tilley vlgomus as he once was and that Montreal of the injection into the Skin of a The skins brought abou.. fifteen l - i

others busily engaged in every-day ’ ' very small dose ol diphtheria toxin ¢eni5 aagh, ‘ giveth pledge

When Stomach Gas Won’t Let You Sleep

'Blaiirnicil' linznenlii brings quick

pnaitlvc ri-lIi\f. limls Gus. Snuriivns. .\i~Iil lriiligrosilon. .\l:\kon alniniiclr fool iinn. All ovvr ilio wnrlll for vtolilnclr rw- ....,r-1 v, ,,.,l,. nv-i-l`ol‘ :xml ilrviuilill

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Your vlioii-is of pu\\'iIi-r or lublcts ut.

ilic ncllrcst drug store.

Nasa.

EYESIGHT EXAMINATION

Fitting and Supplying

Glasses, etc.

ll H. J. Maison ;.; OPTOMETRIST

Montague. P. E. L Office Connected With

2-2 Drugstore

T-I E 1°! Ee 2°! E 2-2 E? Iii

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UPHOLSTERY

Automobile Trimming

Economically carried out

- by the

Reliable Furniture llpholstery 100 Kent St.

Call and see specimens of workmzrnship and get quo- tations.

We zire certain hi satisfy you.

tude." people whose wisdom has increased D ° “mp ym n ° y spa l `

BUVRI

Q which fishemen his dlslifluli llliil - - - ' Tm t"°°| mv’ mt' `

_ mevlously been unable to ,gn to Like earth to earth, their children:

U19- advanm e now they stand

. - g ,

‘Ontario party gives its stamp of a possibility that the conservatives* te _ Aho" the 3,-ave, wh", lie their

A BELOVED PASTOR Wm have B mmm an m Guarmuvo. 'nm Younosrms The skins were expor d to a

H Le th From Catfish_ ° _ ,_ A I _ __ - , ,- 9

, a ;rvn.nr rm, \ 3 /llc The concentrated S ness ii

selling the airins for the us-rin; °f'

o - ,~ _

'believable level of political inepti triumphant] stood the test ith men schools had been given the for the mm 9 It did not lnvmvel A Phd ua Oldllfdlll Ill.

. . _ _ _ _ s ` ~ ‘ \

blllllcs Wllluh l-hut lllgll 05160 en- He complalned that the Llberal ;lfr;,ojt;ni;:;h;;;t“,`:;;!l;,lt2;\;(:1:: an inch in size. It lasts for 'I to operations arc made off some I _ I- "ll tails. They fail sometimes through headquarters stan consisted of only es_ when a slluntlon such as that 14 or more days. and On iadinz pal-ts 0: :lie province. ---i'-_'-- Wi 1 ‘si

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no fault of their own. But when one stenographer' whose wa es ln Mnnchurln ls allowed to exlsl 8 Sl10W-5.115 il Fil ev B 5 ° 5083118. that me public was Sympalhetlc to i

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