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:ia cHAlii.o'i°rl~:Tovvi~i GUARDIAN -1 -_ AUGUST 28.1937

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The Ci\2"°i1l=*°"" °"°""°" “"‘§2§.I“:.l’.§§§il“ ?.f3:;'..li..Z"i?£’."°:.‘1£..i..i llores in ills wil

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4. ii' . ..`i.".....i inlli-.i sm-n t.har.'.'he rommde 'S g'eat1y""°“'a" ° before the train is due to leave

i " "' " " ‘ __ bww----_ tile liabiiilv Of file Cf" S1f'1\'"»'l 111°? P¢f=0“ af°°1~ Ufmdhi Hveeais at the window ci

existence of pavement also attracts the per' the cane is announced b.»forehan...l walking, to the surface smoother and bet-, 01011115 11110118 1110 Sf-ation to re-

11 1116551118- A few minutes

s:_vl'i'i;li.\'.'_ .'.L'(;l'S'1` 28 1937 \\'ith such' contact the probability is niaiming oi' 1115 11‘11”°1 011155 Wmlmrlmeni, gives

n

__ W _ _ _ --»---~ (it-,».t}._ Hn.. is this to be prevented? Llffbu

blessiiiin tells tnern; all con- 110115 W111 be gratefuly re-i

_, ., , ~» "The solution which most readily comes to wi,-ed_ immedianey th . DJ \' ‘ll of Contrast mind is provision of side-walks, or at least one. i S1\0“`€1` 91 H0165. C0108. of Sifgry diff

.1 'll I Lib along a paved hiuhi\'av_ such provision would l §:;‘£f1“‘m°“° A1 °"‘”'Y 51811011 °I\ 1110

T1" " ‘t`i 11 'iii' immmlg mm He _Hive the lietlestrian a right-of-wily which would stops. the same happehs. e-Ciiiiiliiiti

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evil ii'-i. :.1 1 ‘.1 ;._ ii_i\'c cli:ill"e<l wollder-

the clrl' L_' ~ the y,;i':iii" '

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‘""‘1 ' ` 1"". 112" 1`m"111ce'_ Dr' ed silch figures but if means can be devised to A

l i.:-.-\'i-'iti.~.t- lieen appointefl , keep me pedestrian Off the highways paved for eiilx that many of his fellow biogra-

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sfifzr 1- iv if ` int i inc points at issue respect- ' _ _ _ iw 2 N It _ __ I ,Z ml ,l.hc_\_ were asgistmi in er, and no real ex:cut*iv¢*dir*ecting force.

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»\it.'\i-iici'-Geiicral lion

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t in :I ~ of _\ -oteriilier the Coniliiissioilr-rs , _ . H150 depiores the vicious PYOPHZHHGH . 1 Cwmq' .mc Nt Nm] “Y Chip I p to date no one has applied for a license to against the Jews in Germany, the

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.ntlvliiitit ~‘. i. » 1.

_ ' _ ` ' ‘ ' box t.tl g of Jewish stores. and the

._ ‘_.,,,,,_,,m,q.m md r(_,m_m_'I tn export arms to Spain or Portugal, so that there “C0 “

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irli 17 ""- . _ nm ,'.,;,‘,..,,,,;W (jf 1I_`x1‘.'mm1i,`_.Un proceeded to tllat country on the suspicion that it would 'froth tlziv ti rliv uziiil the ct-iiilitions 'iffeciinf' menmauy read? the “nr Zone In Spam' can

Sirl-‘l'i‘d.

'lliat was tl*-e way they expr».pri:itr-rl lands in For the first six months of the present year. in p _

this i‘;vi\iii.~.- .sixty '\-wie-As ago, '|`ll.-V made “gootl the increase in_the number of L'nited States wm,1d_b., Gqod SnmR,p`,m goes to

that tlef- cl:iiins_ ci-vii of absentee motor cars touring Canada was 16.4 per cent., the-ii' bein he finds he hasbeen the

pi-opriitiirs wh-i it- re iiiil\'t-i-_<:ill\- tli-tested, recfriv- ivhile the number of passengers increased by Vmim "1 B" °"'“*m"1-V S11-V prank'

anil sure"

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ed ri teiir :ir-.l iiiili'i.rti-.I lieariiig. ' nearly I8 per cent. over last year. Eighty _per person Cry out ..H,,,p rm dmwm

_-i-.ii-»i l the fuller tl:i_\'. ii-oill.lnt cent. of the tolirist traffic is in autmnobiles, ‘l""»" It me" Weil henven some time

\l,.._.- iii .- lt--»f-‘-i'--~-s lit- iiiriiing in their while the remainder travel by railways and 11”” an 81111161111” "Y 1'0" 11911’ “111

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~~i-.l in n little brief au- to the Dominion, for touring purposes, was I6,-

titiirit `. l':-‘f‘:f -"ft f'iif:i-tic il'icl<s with the 397,872. d loc-it-1<`.` 1-' "s .t' il i.i'i\`i1.-qt-sl * * * * C

' 111'* "-5 1' 11 ' `\"`l1“ ‘V111 "11 1`1““""'“"1‘ 01 11° to appear before Arundel magistrates on Aug

,, . `,, ._ . .. 1 -. " ‘ v , - ` - , ` has done in teavbln" us to pla the

(1111 1.' <. t~ ~ \~“'i[i 1-1‘» »`1_‘7 11“’_ \\,‘"“‘1“f`$, 23 charged under an ancient law reading: ‘No ,,,,,,,,___,hnnk GM.. .,.,,,_,9 y,,.,_,,,

if fi l’1‘77-111‘.'~' 1"1 01 1191*" person shall deposit on any highiray or l'0aCl~ surely never anvtlllntz be'ter said of

1-`i‘i~<» l’;'. .: t|.'.~tr..ll \\lii- 4.. 'fi ifii lulilir

. _ _ , _ _ _'f H of not be part of the roadway used by veliicular.1€i1d

full_v siv _- . ~, i..‘».._..4.-i:itiIiiil ]<l-"i)>- _- "I"-Fling traffic. But it is evident that there would have Ho

,~ - -ie,nicu - ~ I . I mii(li).\\iHt i;'rU;1;`i p:_0cmIcn! to tolbe Iilusisteiicftal that foot-passengers use tiiili t pient be able itéo obtain through.

' - ' ' , _ s '. 's_ s iere is am e evii ence ia i axes e mone een., y t " 11111511 1.""""I1'1(`5 iii fr_"e' siiitee“:>f daiilger Pedcstr.i:iiisli)villiiseaPaved road- wt" y n or me

' I "11 “Zum me ( mmliun iv-'i_\' in lircfercuce to a Sidewalk. ' lliizl

I _ ` ` " ‘.1' U “N rule The '°The motorist deserves consideration in this ig! enthfitislasttgct “patriotism lasts. 1111 1 " 1' ""` 1'i"'"< _` “ i -1 _ ' ` matter. The laivs of 0 tics lace him at a dis- “‘-‘U 5 ef 11 5 19-X B "S B-5

1 `»`i “i 1"." “11“`11 111° Lnniliiwll advantage in the matte? of i)he lifflitiné' of the wht) ;~`~<‘t1‘l‘1“‘l“"1l5' ‘.)`\'11erq5tl_;;1,'i:1’(é liighivay or street in front of his car. Dark ibiit I 'i 1" 1"* *""“; ‘_1-‘ " ‘ ` clothin worn b a crson walkin in the same "im 1’ 11-l` 111 "-‘i“"’l’r’“1’"“ 11105511113 directicizn as theycouiise of a car iiake him or ence

1 ' " _ ',,~ » . . 3 . . . . _ . Wars

V . . nt vi t1<>W<;11l;0i;;hC1Q-!1)\\"}‘“;‘!1; her lnvlsib}l1e eéccept ivithinha few yards. This tiipies alone, Utirnately therefore if - 1 1*' l`**`f‘~ ' ‘ ‘ 'increases t e an er of t ose walkin bein 1 0 _ »- tg, l’i-nice F_d\\'ard lslanfl hit.. g g' g time. the Japanese Government,

' ' -'i1~i‘\\`i<`<‘ l‘1"‘I‘f1"1“'5 “Hg It has been pointed out in the United States iiigiiz resort to new borrowing' It

, . t-.tzttes i`..r the bencfit 0 that in any period equal to the timt the U_ S1 stand up under this extra strain . . .f hm, ]g_= th? troops were on _service in France., more people §‘:_s1°ng°r tha” m°51' ”°a'“°1°1st“d'

- '»' . I ix-tl Hon are ‘killed and_ln_lilred in motoring accidents se.-nnd 5ln0_Jap,,m=_=e war may wen

X "lf f1l".“l‘ ”1"' 11° \ ' _ L within the United States than were US. sol- be fiPC`<i@d 1101 in NOY111 China- but

I t`lii_.li~rs to be rl (om I. . th Y _ . ~ » ' _ in the counting room of Tokyo and _ :T Mmwm me Province tiers rn _ e.casii_alt} list in the field. l`he state \,°ko1mma._ Baltimore sun

ilu. riiiiit-tit, .\lr. ,l- S' motor traffic the list will be mic D . . h smaller,

,'; l,_ lint-lint-ton_ and others, 1 gfprslons of the lives of the heroes it : 'ilrileil as (`iti\ililiSSi0Y1Cf5 * heroes, he said, were men like‘ .,. ,,,.,\..,,,._. ,,.5I,C,.i{\.c|y ` /_ Editorial Notes other men; they swore and went .».-.- inet for tlie first time on I 1"”

l l.\`,'_:_ :intl helil lslttings otf i nomlirnphog ples; tifngs mtg the

‘ , _ _ _ su. a. eeroesare ness

' " U 1e_1."m1 Ne mth 3 First Continental cable laid this date 1850. iiefeiess and boring as mcunments

_ _vt--ir. they held an a - ,_ * * * in

`. infltiiiiiig year. favour of reality in biography. but

, -5.4..;-Q lint] prcviouslv re- iromormw the. 13.51: August. Sunday of the I doubt whether this can be achiev-

. ._ _ ~ driest summer within recollection, an

!_:t~ l..i\'i-:iliiiellt of the PTO- * * * ._ 1

. ;~::1~Ti:ise tlii- estates under the . Tvgere are few things more tedious

` i t".\ I..iritl l`ur.'liasc Act, 19753 S1.1arm.' of blitterfhes are seen mer the than a verbatim report of bad

, _,__ ,-,,,.,] me ,hte on which turnlp fields while the leaves are eaten or ianguage_'1~he Duke of Wellington,

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--< \\..iiil.l hear evidence respect- shnleled up .I * * * hiii

tisisitc and obtain a correct _ . ing.

it 'l`li.~ (hnitiiissioncrs at their one trouble with the golieriqmefit 'S _ there timfiteiy if We hm °' mlm” "°°"d

. are tm many bosses one buttlng in on the oth- of all the oaths he ever uttered?-

Ex

` f `- .' ‘ ' -- ' Des ite serious droii lit conditions in Sas- complaint of German-born Can- i-- ~‘_ (r~i‘ lli'c~l'en, the Solicitor ‘D _ g _ ' ` _L \,\.`.,|__\m S111,|`i\_ml' and by ML katcihewan this year, the Province last_ month ?t‘11“ns _U there 15 “ny g"`°““d 1°' F ig ,Nw Im l);m(_§ on behalf proquced more creamery .butter than in any in

- ' _ .|.._,i im. \.,,,.;,m_ mhcr bqrriqtcrs single month of any year since records have been “vicious propaganda against Ger-

.` ` ' - 3 L ` kept. july production totalled 4 190 664 lbs. many" and the b°y°°"' °1 German’ ‘1 -1 i.i'l»i.:'li'tiil‘.s. * * * * ’ ’ an

~ ...i. _ V Y <1 .1.,“__ HM* L (_. \\.Hmm~ of New is not eieu a remote _possibility of the Goiern-l teuecmals into exue_ Germany as

. WN Hmm 1,yw¢]m_(l IW the Domiw liient of Portugal being at odds with Canada well as ourselves, can apply the

'~ s ‘I - _ ~ - -cle Ri, an il, ._

-nent tn tl~.- .....i...,, 5,, left mmm, because of refilsal to permit a_shlpnicnt of arms '0 911 U9 B-“ Hd PHYS

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all ilie e~t:iles lifttl lieeli iilicstigaietl and con- le same be sud of Japan and Chma wave and shout ata paging boat in

-li n- wi iii

iTi~v c-.uni <1-.~ tv...-ir iresi-nt-rlnv Lib stcainshi s. In I 6 the total iiunilier of visitors ,__

l _ P 9. sul _ Owen Sound Times.

The first real attempt by Britain to punish cricketers everywhere -in london

,_ _. _, _ . , iintidy motorists and others leaving litter after 1`°°"“°1-V' .one °f me best 1h:"‘"s °f

_ <s"“°" "’ Ld" on Nellsreels :il fresco meals at beauty spots is being made b_v gf, ocgiijfzlr 1113;, ti`1,§.§;mc`i€ld

" . . _f `. 1 , the \\'est Sussex police. Forty motorists are follows: "For rzrwl food and eng-i

P . V' .

ney. however .small th 1

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w long the Jnpaneg Govern-

is questionable. Probably there be 11° Protest whatever from taxpayers while the first flush

D Y .a

le are likely to consder it a ter of duty and necessity to the war bill as far as they But it has been the experi- of modern governments that cannot be financed out of

conflict lasts any length of

be that Japan's credit. can

believe possible. If not. this

biographer recently complain-

's give only milk- and water

modern revolutions. These

public-houses and lost their

tempers; yet the biographers say

a graveyard. I am myself in

by realism in a matter of curs- and swearing and drinking.

example, was supposed to have ia. consderable gift for swear- Should we know him more in-

Wfhile one sympathizes with the

-made in their resolution passed Kitchener protesting aga'nst

d of German-made goods. one

vtng of the German Jewish ln-

Ex.

It is not an infrequent occurrence stand up in a pleasure boat and

a manner to convey the idea their boat is broken down and they are

need of hcl Then when the

is not unilsilal to hear some silly

passed bv iiiiansiwred as a re-

They held the 150th anniversary inner of the l\far_v`ebo"e Cricket li'b-lust .simply M. C. C. to all

llowship .and fo. all that cricket

I

' ll iiiiited in order that traffic may '-'m li

give all patients with murmurs

the heart. All recruits with hear. mumiurs were to be rejected. noi. because these heart murmurs were all due to organic or real heart. n

trenches were reached the murmur might be detected by an exumm- ing officer. The recruit might then elusive statement that this report be sent home-perhaps thousands was

of miles and after mont-hs of train- lng,- certainly n great financial

loss to the country.

organic - piurmurs disappeared wnen the patient was instructed la to exercise briskly-jog 50 steps in the one spot or run up a stairway, ~whereas if organic heart disease

ifibat

ll Julien U. kim: l|l._D. _

...IRT MURMURS-IMPORTANT

AND A UN-IIVIPORTANT few

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Our instructions regarding ex- 0

amlnatlons of recruits for o.er~ seas service were qu.te clear and

direct regarding eyes, teeth, and B

disease. but that at some point.

i ii

along the line before the front.‘

Many of these functional-noi.

l in

However it is not. advisable to m

happened at times that physicians. ce

taking all things into considera- tion, have pronounced murmurs as of a serious nature and advised

care on the part of the patient tio cc

prevent collapse.

You can understand how a at-

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Headlines 1-

ORANGE 1>EKoE TEA

'At Ottawa 1 ~ _ __ .

By Dean Wilson

-t tl course of the D851

Dulv,’:i¢5_wtni5 column had the ood fortune to be in a. position 1.0 ffm- certain exclusive news items

in advance of all other sources of information from the Capital,

nd these reports have been

1 proven to be correct, in each case. iWhen a story went forth from ‘ Ottawa that the Hon. R. B. Ben-

ett would soon resign from the ositlon as leader of the Con-

;.servat.lve party in Canada, ind

. that weeks, this column carried the ex-

it was only a question of

obsolutely unfounded and

wrong ln every way. Subsequent events corroborated this view. When newspapers throughout Canada were protesting in strong tones against the inequality of the

ws which allow the United

States Govemment to charge Can- adian individuals and corpora- tions to pay ten per cent. as ii

were present. the murmursbecanie standard rate of taxation on their louder and more distinct,

comes fn that country, and eanwhlle Canada permitted Am-

ericans under similnr circum-

such severe exercise, and so lt has stances to pay a mere five per

nt., this column sent forth the

exclusive report that a secret un- derstanding was in existence be- tween thc tivo Governments. a'nd

nsequently. all the discussions

were entlrel unwarranted and

P

ient's whole life-physical and men- tal~is likely to be affected when he is told that he has heart d‘s- ease-no games, plenty of sleep, no large meals. In the case of children it may have most depress- ing effects. You can thus see that any method which will help the physician to decide between n "functional" and an "organic" murmur is of great importance to patient and phy- sic.ian_ Drs. M. M. Malincr and Irving Okin. in the Journal of Pediatrics, describe the result of a. five-year study of heart mur- murs in children and their success ln using a solution of epinephrine (1 in 1000) by hypodermic method. to show the difference between the non-importance functional mur- murs and the murmurs due to organic heart disease.

Epinephrlne is the juice or ex-

tract of the adrenal glands situat- ed one on top of each kidney. "When solution of epinephrine (adrenalin chloride) was injected under the skin, six minima (drops) for children under eight, and clght mfnlms for those above eight, it was found that between ten and twenty minutes after injection the strength of the heart. contraction or beat was increased. and heart murmurs due to true heart disease became louder and stronger". The adrenalin does not put a strain on the heart as wou‘d exerc‘se_

'I'hLs simple test makes one more hell) in d'stingulshing between organic heart murmurs and those that are functional and not im-

portant.

* iii-.-s thc pleasure of side wasiejl SCO,-es of (joumv (m,m.i'|5 th,-O,,gi,_ cricket than that invocation -and;

\\`~'11\1¢1l`f 11"- 11 l'1‘1‘1"‘~ 113* 1"1<"“1-* ""'1111S 1°” out Britain are awaiting the results of tlie.<c‘i/1

pt-i-it-i'i.i.<., ...i i'i.» _.~,-,.,.,,g _\nfl \\'11~11 0110111 tests rosecutions liefore takinfv similar action

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the ii - ..; pi--ci-i-.ii~, wlncli may \\'-"Ulf 1" The present action is taken at the holiest ofiii ~ ~“1‘1‘1`~' i‘ ' 1'~ 5711"-T 1111' '11'-'11 ’1"“`-‘1`°"1§> ML: lfarl I'lardwit`ke, 0\\'ller nf all estate near °f the g“me"Van°""“‘1er Pr°vmc°'1

-11"l""-1"! 1 .~ <2 fini; i»\t‘i'i'>iil.'efl that P01111- Arundel. favorite spot for picnickers. liarl

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sl:.'i-:..»i-." _ iff \\'iiniipr‘;' l_ill<‘l'al iidiler. 1 a O . .

-' .. . _ 'f l i - ~ .~ _ 1" , 11'-t ‘V 1 A _- ll '_ ‘ 1° ‘\l‘1U1“1"’"~‘» 111 Ontario has signed an agreement “ith thi desi nf admtmiton, By the time ii' »li:ti..i_- ri- i ~i i- tilt- wi-ll-klloii-ii fact that D m, ,O G0. r r .~ ' _ thu., ,-..m.i,g th .1 . S I l 0 n n ie iiiiient p oiiding for a pro d e. rect, he had

iii'-"'i-'T i Il 1'- fi' I'-'ti"'~' Itliil \'f_‘fl`"S 11'1<1f'f- gramme of special relief projects for voutlis. ll" if-" 11 f I ii of the siiunil Iilili. 0l‘<‘_’i11 The scheme calls for ati expenditure of'$3oo,- tin. i-r“i:i . _ "1 ri. ltriil zietors. l'ln}'liil.{ \\‘l111' ooo, province and Doiiiiiiiolt sharing the ex- fliii 1 l V 1-" ‘L1 1i<1i’»<. "‘f‘1~<"1‘l‘ and l""5`. Dense equally. The object of this movement is tic ~:i= ' '. -' iii 111 fftlilff lil’ _1“ 11°11."“""°‘1 ` to give the young people an opportunity to be- st'-ii-?-\~ --f iii‘-‘. |1ii‘lr \'~l\`<_?S 0"f1_ Rei' come familiar with various wage-earning ac- tllrcs l~ !'i- .--ii iiillilii--s tlif- iiim-in pulilic ex- tivitiesy S0 that thfiy ma.. be qualified fm. imp; peels. 'llw' ii 'ill is iii-'ii iiivii” ii".<l <`110l‘1°- when such are availablc'in the particlilar sphere ll`J~il~i .lv

fatle out t.» i`..i~ :i ~~`-»i~ii.:iiiiiiii»iit of titters. l\lf- is hoped that by this means boys of workinfg ii";iiiiii'fl» Z" 11”" 1~ 1'l-‘ "Nl‘1-W-'\1‘""~ 11"* ‘1""‘° nile who during the tlellrcssion years lacked oi" the .~:.ii~; it -_;~~._l turn tlioiigli he in-1.V portunity to learn trades will be put in the wav hart- .!.p..v.il ; i.iilil:c of solne good clcani of finding and filling positions, Ontnfin is th(- Iuii." fifth province to enter into joint agrcemeiit the '"~_"'”’_“-‘*-”‘_ 0111€fS being the four western ones,

llc-ilcsti'i.:iifi and the Highway * »- i- 1

` /lt the \\'orld Scout _lainliore iii llollandjiisi

']‘l,.¢ yy .., ..{ .»....fl.-l~ii lii,f_ili\\-.-i_v traffic is` conclliderl at which Prince Ilrlivard Island was

coii`i`<i:» :i t » i _ i, i -.int-i-, 'l`lii- t'..llo\\~iiig coin-i represented by Scoiits Diirell and tlerliert .\[ur- fiielits it-iii .'i lIi'ilil~\\'ick exchange J\r*31I'H)'.Fll1<l Donald Gillis, the Canadian con- tltcl'ci`- r.~ i~.f ;_.-; ;-_~.1 i..;.-;-t-.53 tingent had the honour of leading the British

"'i'l..» t. " i ; .` i .:T.; it-i~in iiioforiiiq mishaps l".nlpirc in the march past the Chief Scout, Lord

m.~~_i-.‘ ., |'»ii:ii.\\it~k i-.itliiii the re-_'ent Baden-l"mvell, and Queen \\'i|hclmiii;i of llol- l,,,_; 3. ‘ i ~1. .!.-~~»i- in iiitiloriiiy; iiiipi~e'..si-d land. The boys have had ;i splendid time be- \t,...;. - A ‘ ~ ii..` 1.1 ii. it len] 1...; I..-on in at fore, during, and after the _lamhoret-. (inc of INV, ,j , ,, \.,- 1,.-f...-i-_ Thi- motorist. the Canadian boys writes: "Iiliniediatcl_v after H, l .7 .If-_ ~ i-.Ltli liiiii i-i1i<leiitl_v are inp the march past, there was a rally during which C i ~ l ` ~ tail- .lrivi-ii iiilrv int-et with' we hcarrl B.-P. and the Queen speak. The next

, ‘ irli-.~ iii..lfir-tr:it'fic may lie night we had a large camp fire with about 8,-

. ti, llzit :ipart friiiil the motor- 000 Scouts present. On thc way hack to cainp

. 5,-.H rlgni, \\'h.'|t of him? (`:\nada formed the line tlirougli which 6.000

‘ . 7... oi' li:ii-tl-siii'f:lciiig paving on Scouts marched. Before embarking for llol~

,h_ - ,.5 _\‘..,.- lil-iiiisiitick which is pro- land, the contingent visited many places of in- p.~- 1':-g .-i'.~i -c.ti:- ii.-ier liefiirc atlcliiptcd and terest in and around Loudon. including Si. the l--_ing .if i~:»\-cnictit with'n the hounds of _lamcs Palace. the Parliament Bili1rlings_ Wind- orgmitit-.l .~iii.~s, towns and villages, it is quite sor Castle, St. Paul's Cathedral, the Tower of idea; has increased the danger of the .eat London and Hampton Court."

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.-t` ».,_.,_... l.~ l!.1i.l.~ llitr il..\\-s camera men Hardwicke Spent a large Sum recently pm\,m_‘“.aS ascending ,hc Fm_ty_secOnd

' -~‘ -‘ii l"1f`l1-"r -'_l 11111' 1‘1"`-'l1\'~ EH' 1131 ing litter baskets, \i'liicli are almost eiitirel\',}

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11") ll I-it - 1 i ll lf: ‘_l_lf‘ ‘l\1" 1]' “il neglecterl. l\_ian_v other lalidoiiiiers haie pro- it-nn_-5.0..; tim, he tt-as be,” ob- c_\'<‘il wilt , ‘ ' i- t-. llie f-xtilisltiii of tic so ici” ]-,|i),¢¢(| parkmg- as a ,»¢_<||]¢ of the Hiller miigmqqg sr-rreti and followed. A stout wo-

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l Pi tt " >\`l"‘=‘\l. il‘l10'1_\' 1-111 1131 “W1 in which the individual is directly interested. lt ing of his own.-New Yorker.

oihkig hrlter of il‘° rwi'l"ily and irtiic of sp0i~t.“n~a't.=l'ilo and thletie roritr-st. in whatever iramcl is displaved bi' iilinterer player '

An elegant yourg man we know

sti-rot ramp in Grand Central one norning last. week when hc became

man of the proletariat vva.s just be- ind htm, c_ve ng lilm with a good

worked un enollgh courage to ap- proacli him. "Sa"_" .she said, “do you like that .<ii`t _vou'l'e wearing?" It happened to be a tan gabardine of lrreproarlliible cut.. and the young man replied that he `lkcd it very much indeed. "Wcll." the wo- man said. "Herb's thinking of get- t`n_iz one." So saying. she tumed ‘ doiin Forty-.second street. leaving he young man to do a little think-

A country under such l loose

organization produces immeasur- able dilemmas to the lnvader, Japan might occup Nanking, Chlna's capital, and China would be little affected. The Chinese gov- erment wou`d simply move to ano- ther' p0`nt. Chinese territory might. be occupied and the popula- tion evicted or even destroyed, and the losses would be so local that they would not affect the country as a whole. If an enemy should paralyze our industries along the St. Lawrence River for instance. we would feel that we were half licked. l3ut there are no points which Japan can occupy in China and thereby paralyze her national economy.-Victoria Times.

The manager of the safely de-

partment of the Automobile Manu- facturers’ Association is appeal ng to women of the nation to stage a sit-down strike on drun.ken drivers. He has made the suggestion that the women remain seated in restau- rants or at home and refuse to ac- company their hushands or friends when the latter have been drinking. 1-fe believes such a sit-down .irtrike on the part of the women would bring drunken dr vers to their lense and

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besides it was not increasing good- will between the two neighbouring countries. It was only a short time ago that the United States Senate Foreign Relations Commit- tee issued an official statement that in future only five per cent.

would be the charge on Can-

adian enterprises in that country. Thus, lt again proved the truth of the advance information that was given here.

Now, this same reliable source

has brought forth the hint of nn- other story of national interest and concern to every citizen of the Dominion.

While every surface indication

does not suggest that tfhc rail- ways will bc a. subject of radical action on the part of the Federal Government, yet it is clear 'that a theory amongst the weIl-inform- ed in thc Capital has solid foun- datton and it is that all is not as quiet and inactive as the of- ficial or authoritative sources in Ottawa would want the general public to believe. Gradually there has arisen an opinion that there is much action and formation of a changed policy in the making, and an unusuallylmportant and sud- den announcement may result in direct consequence of these ac- tlvities.

Furthermore, it is no secret that

the railway question would not be a strictly party affair since a num- ber ot followers of every political shade of opinion in the Dominion are not totally in accord with the majority view of their party. It is not difficult to detect this fact in Ottawa today.

Backstage of all these undercur-

rent stories about what is likely

to happen to these plans to allevi-

ate the position of the Canadian

' railway systems, whose real trou-

blesome financial conditlons are

’ not unknown to the average Can-

OMLM4 adian citizen. is a st/cry of a

__ _-D struggle or fight. for existence

-<___@__ _ against competition from busses.

The ink, had not one thought of

Would cleave upon the grayish f

parchment pack 11

m

To be the stains which guide the

And should be found by that law-

nutomoblles_ etc.. and as one passes

HERITAGE over the history of the Canadian

feather to

Old Gmtius_ when he upped his gational and the Canadian Pacific

allways, the impresion is creat-

ed that modem inventions and in-

how the black novations have been 9, direct cause

searching few

r much financial disturbances the organisms of these two

o I corporations. But what is most. important is the fact that for

any years the man in the street

nations true: in Canada has been the victim of

Nor Chaucer. when he sensed the the false and erroneous notion

Latin'.s lack that bad management or politics

A110 11l1F1”f1 'he f1i'S1¢C1'U<1E English brought on the railway problems

H5 i‘~11HC1<. in Canada.

‘ W W ' l M

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T:

Security Service

For 65 years this Insurance Agency has protected home;

businesses and individuals against the financial consequence; of unseen hazards, until today thousands of persons nr, protected through some form of Insurance.

Representing outstanding Canadian, English and Amen.

can Companies.

Kinds of Insurance written: Fire- Life _ aiming _

Automobile - Liability - and all Casualty lines.

HYNDMAN & 00., Lllillirn

ESTABLISHED 1872

Lower Queen Street Charlottetown

J. M. Nicholson-District Manager, Summerside. Allison McLean-Dilirict Manager, Montague

rigation. expenditures. and ctheri similar- essential undertakings. spending much more for these history-making duties than the Dominion Government. Altliougli rapid growth of new lnventioiis for to yet.

ment policies that were pursued were wise and timely and bene- ficial at. the dat/e when they were carried out ln the best interests

of

to on the thes inte dl tion cha

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of policy whereby both the publi ly-owned Caiiudian National Rail. ivay und Llie Canadian Parib- Railway may receive some asslsii alice by law ln order to avoid cg; tain depi'es.s_"il financial clrcumi stances ivliicli result from “Mah competition of the bus gym” nlltoniobiles, etc., with tha Msn, of] the railways playing 5 atm; roe in the consider ti subject. a on or mu

travel caused many fortunes

be lost in railway investments. these settlement and develop-

T

Canada.

The Dominion Government came the assistance of the railways several occasions, but each time private companies paid back e loans with a legal, rate of rest, particularly the Cana-

an Pacific Railway. It is men-

ed here because the ncw nges contemplate actions

FUR FARMING

ist. John Telegraph Journal) Figures recently released by tm

Dominion bureau of statistics at Ottawa show that the fur farm ing industry is well on its ws; back to pre-depression levels Al a matter of fact the total value oi

which would aid the financial state of both the govemment- owned Canadian National Rall- way and the privatelly-owned Can- adian Pacific Railway.

In 1883, the Dominion Govern-

ment guaranteed is payment of 3% dividend on the companys capital stock for a period of ten years in order to help this compa.ny‘s cre- dit. abroad. The company deposit.- ed over eight. million dollars in cash and ii. like amount. in securi- ties to safe guard the Dominion Government. Every cent of this obligation was satisfied by the company. _In 1884 and 1885. an- other two temporary loans of moro than twenty-five million dol- lars were made of the Dominion Government by the Canadian Paci- fic Rallway, and it is a matter of official record that both were paid on time and in full with pro- per interest. In 1888, in order to

raw fur production for the mi ended with June. 1936. was thi highest since 1928-20, amoiuitlilgtn $14,039,000, or more than one -mil- llon dollars in advance of theprc duction for the previous twelve- month period.

It is cf particular interest lnifih

part ot' the Dominion that. when- as the Maritime. Provinces lim only about ten percent of thi population of Canada, they pro- duced in 1935-36 more than nfteeli percent of the raw fur peltsmlir- keted. The fiilures for the prov- inces imd territories for thc lad tivo trading years were as follows:

1934-35 1935-38

RE, Island -5 653.200 $740.10( Nova Scotia - 650,800 678.100 New Brunswick 756.100 740,700 Quebec -- -_ _l,9l5,l00 2.470.000 Ontario -_ -2.218.000 2,649,000 Manitoba _ --l,185.'.Z00 1.291.800 Saskatchciviin 1.263.000 1.152-000 Alberta. - - -1.474.500 1.096301

1.201.501

Had lttle krowledge how his first

light dew

Would rise w everlasting rain. And

yet

Torlav we have not that which we

dare call _

Our own. but what some voice from

out the past.

Rerr‘-”= us grimly of our long-due

debt. ._

And some huge hand asks in is

lenothy s'-rawl.

"I-low can _vi-nr meager works our

gems outlast?"

-Winfield Bfslr Bubphln.

Mr. Bennett

tCanada's Weekly (London) However much they differ, and

must differ, on political l:sues, there ls no seriously-minded Con- adian who does not welcome the news that Mr. Bennett has decid- ed to retain his place in Canadian public life.

The improved static of Mr. Ben-

net.i.'s health after his visit to this side of the Atlantic is happily most apparent, and his supporters had no hentatlon n rejecting his offer to resign the Conservative leader- ship lf that stop were desired. His political associates naturally re- joice at the fnct that (fin tihc words cf their resolution) Mr. Ben.n»et.t's health nukes it possible for him to continue to give his "great talents and unrivalled ¢x- perience of public affairs" to the service of hLi pm-ty mid tihe country.

But. the :xtisfaction goes for be-

yond the members of the Con- servative party. fit is A notional inset to have a mm lik-. Mr. Ben- nett. still directly uscolaied with .public life. This question of lead- ership having been settled, the Oonservntivca of Canada will no doubt naw set t.hem'elves to face the ncwilliellliatnewtimeahove

they would not go out onto the

Nldi-BtI0q|P0l¥

glilvwat.

It is a matter of history that

the builders of the railroads in the Dominion had the pioneer duties to open up the vast terri- tories which are now settled by s majority of the people of this country. They took the tremen- dous risks that had to he incurred ln colonization. land settlement, ir-

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F immediately.

Evan'| Stomach Mixture is

a prescription of Dr. L. E Evans, noted English Phydc~ inn of which we have the solo rights to and mince selling It have received numerous testimonials from latlllletl

purchasers.

. Try u battle today. Prim

' 85 centl. l

S T 0 C K A I D ANIMAL SPRAY Y"LLS AND RIPILB I-1.158. LICE. and MOSQUITOIS

Blocliald is one of the but

cattle sprays on NIO lllll'i¢¢ and in absolutely llllnlileed not ui uint muh. nor 4° #lili- hllster nor burn the hide of ha’r.

Write. Phone or Clll M'

one today. PRICE PII! Ii! 028. $1.00

nie rwii mics

Phone Ill. ill GLO\o.lt.

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si

a it was primarily secured by ace- poait of one hundred million dol- lars worth of the company‘s de- benture stock. This loan was re-

sid for be HE ma lars ple I9 th fin

gu

d

P

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n b n n

this raillway in raising money a. capital expenditure in the

st interests of Canadian travel. aln the Dominion Government de a loan of fifteen million dol- . and in 1006, it was paid com- tely with interest. Finally, in 33, when the money market.-i of e world were closed to private ancing, the Dominion gave a arantee for ii five years loan of xty million dollars from Can-