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THE

CHAKLO'l"I‘ETOWN ‘ GUARDIAN

Tho Gliarlottotoiin Guardian

.‘nIMuI¢. Mont.-Cal. W. Chester 8. I-slate. Vtu-Prcaldenl. J. B. Ilur-alt. 3- 3- lo Iuntuy, Llut.-Col. D. A, lnelfinuou, D. I. 0.

Lille l -UII“ nlrcator, J. B. Burnett. I’. J. I Aunt.-no l¢litn_§~<.‘l‘rnnh WIIIII and D. I. Olin!‘-

Iorllng Dull: (lo:-dud Ill!) 04.00 per your Ioﬂvumd In Olly. 83.00 per your (In advance Idvvud I-olnld. 00.80 per not (In

lulled to cumin and United Sutu-

WEDNESDAY. JULY 8, 19%.

(In advance) ) 0

I I cannon

What The Figures Show

The outstaildirlg feature of the trade figures ‘O!’ M3)’. released by the Dominion Bl1l‘L‘.'lll of Statistics, is the fact that United States exports under Reciprocity increased twice as fast as those’ of Canada. Irifround ﬁgures Cailadian " purchases from the United States were $33,500,- 000, an increase of $5-ooo,ooo over the same month last year.

Among other U. S. products imported to a much larger extent than last year were raw furs. which jumped from $267,000 to $405,000 and raw cotton, imports of which increased froill , $688,000 to $i,279,ooo.

The doubling of tile increase of purchases of all kinds over the expansion of sales to the

many factors are concerned.”

avzlilzibic.

liditorial Notes

Imperial Preference. ilé 9|!’ '

Island? ii: is

EXCCllL‘llL‘lC~ the

Tll(‘lr

tlle 18th for I'lalifzl.\'.

One of these factors, no doubt, is the growing knowledge of nutrition ;iild the illcrcasiilg varieties of foods

This is the hundredth zlllllivcrsnry of the birth of Josnrll Clmlllll-:i<i..\iN, tllc Filtllcr of

There are to be nine dii'cctlirs of the C.N.R. under the new leglsl:ltion——ollu from each pro- vince. \\'ho is to represent l’i'liicc I:«l\\'ar(l

Govcrl1or—Gcller:ll and I.:idv 'l'\vi;l:l)s.\il'lll will ;ll‘l'l\'(' on 'l‘llili's— day i6tll illst.. and leave Oll Suturdiiy evcilillg-

To gratify .1 iiliitllt-r's \visll, a New Brulls~ wick youth has been twice .-cillcllccd to death;

Notes by the Way

This is In an of busybqdlei who do excessive worrying about what other people are doing, and, in cm- sequcnce. have insufficient time to mind their own business. It still re- mains true that the more a, man accomplishes the less time he has to talk about it, or to mix himself up with the affairs of other people who are not the leafs concerned about him. Even the man of leisure should have preoccupations of his

own. as the Humorist points out in CAUSE AND TREATMENT OF

quoting the care-free husband en- ]."_Vlllg a holiday at the seaside and

silyillg to his wife: “Why should Wllencvcr the sligllttfst dim-’1’mC9 the priesthood, who have joined . '

yin and I WON)’ about what “Om U10 “°1'm“' l’”‘”“‘l5. °.f ‘ha vnrious commuilltii-s 3n various pﬂfl-S, Q

Hillel-‘s doing. He isn‘t. worrying _l'»P¢1I‘t _0CCUl'S. U1‘-' %|l"":“ll='e_ ‘“%‘Vlm,‘_;‘e1 or Canada and the United States. _ .\ I gtfJ(l):llis‘l\i]m[ we re d°mg1"—v1‘Cwrm lzllOlli':lL;llCtf,ui'l]lltfnll:2lI‘: u\l'Il11)fe.:1lu(lc we have °°ml’“°d balm “ ml °I' £5‘

The President of the British

cominon cllazige leviedl

Zllijat

£01115 O; ‘

In Jam. aaric-L MD-

EXTRA )l1lAll'l.‘ nears

_ _ . . . . British business in this c untr lav W01 dnulzer :0 1111'- wlllle his brother, also, the victim of lllS m0tller’s ° 3' 3

criminal folly, must llallg :i illoiltll before him.

if‘. -it Cllriilccllor of the 7ii.\‘cllct1ucr. .“\'l:3\’IIil-3 Cn,\1ulli»;uL,u_\', ;l<<(-rls that ‘:1 rlciicit iii lirltilills budget, is “pr:ictic:lll_v CCl"l(llll . lll.'lt IS ilntlllilg

wllcil \‘l>lll])£ll't‘<l with the U. S.:\. ilcilcil. which 1lClll£lll_\'- ilot pr:ictic:ill_\'. is .4 lilrgcst ill the perlcctimc llist<ii'_v of the C()llllll'_\'. ate .=l< Tiic pcuplc of liuilslllllv. ilccurlliilg of the spc:il<crs at the recent iilcctiilg, <lill1't wzlnt n Nmioiull 1';lrl:, but if it is in be thrust Ilium the I’l'0villcc. lllL‘li tllc_v coll.-‘irlcr tllc_v are llt‘.\'l fitted in >'(‘t? that it is run on i1lur:ll.i.:I‘0uH<l>’ without the ])l't‘!~t’llL‘L‘ of p:lr.<oils ill py_i:mh'lS. The lllj'l'.'llllll(lL‘ of illziill-ziild ill the lll:lss_ is as-gt-uii (ml:-..v :15 it \v:i.~; ill the first Cllrlstlzlil crzl. .\ judge ill C.'ill(ll‘iiHi_L‘_.'l, 'l‘cilil., visltctl the jail on Iul_v l llllll fvillilil 30 ]ll‘lS1Illt'l'n cllnrgcil with illiilur offcilccs s\\'cltt-i'i'li; iii (1 llcili Oi ml-4 dcgl'ccs_ llis syillpzltllics \\l‘l'(' ;ll'ollsc(l. zlilil l1C li'clc.'l'cil tllclll ii\'cl'ill_;llt UH llH'il‘ l1””””T t0 lie‘ ‘mm to police cliiirt llcxt iilurlliilg. Only 15

pnited States is a trade trend between the two nations which is expected to be further accent- uated ill the illoiltlls to collie, for even tllollgll llll[)Ul‘l.tlllt coilcessioiis were granted to Cailzlililill exporters the easier zlccess for certain valuable Americilil products into this country is expcctcd to oﬁiset those conccssiiins,

It was expected that Canada would double its sales of planks and boards, and cheese and cattle to the United States, but the trade returns for the month of .\I:ly show that on one item alone, fruits, a l‘Clll.'1l‘l\'{1bl€ increase is indicated in the purcllzlses by Canadians. Books and print- ed mnttcr accolllltcd for a. total of $635,000, compared with $558000 ill the same illontb last year.

Imports from all countries in May amount- ed to nczirly $(i0,ooo,00o, an increase of 34-500,- ooo, and of this total only about $20,000,000 came froill liinpire countries, one of the largest mmcd U) single increases being in purchases from l‘\'ew 1' sp Zezlland, wllich grew from $237,000 in May last can ntuhmm, m “r ,;,,J,,,,.',_. “'1 LE“-I,”-_ year to $627,000, while imports from British _ _]‘q '1”I‘_W (_:‘1C]”_:m,; mg gwl M,.,h,1m._ India jumped from $537,000 to about $I,270~- l\"["‘R'L‘l in I‘!-_ mg hail] 1?” M‘, c;,‘,,, and I,m,h,.'\. ' 000. Imports from Australia were $575,000. on 1' l'f_“'f” Ah; , ‘\.,_.”.. 1,1,] is .,;1T:,.~ii\<¢ in this increase of abinii 5754300. Purchases from South ‘"Vl"'"°_‘-f “Fl: - ,‘H. “'1' t-hm‘ ]’w‘hM Mm in rlﬂsc Africa took a big slump, the total being lcss[“"'l'l€fl'”'i.’, nrnli”. .,|,l,(.,.; f,-,,,,, mm cmi nf me than $100,000, compared with over $i,ooo.000l‘;)m".”_“'m lulu ,il‘i_‘. ,1” h,-. ,,.,m,. ,5. 1 ],,.,,.-C. in tile srline month last year. Imports from the lr°"'”“"l" " "]‘ Kl’ ‘I [‘._l- ;l].,l;,§C; whicl, British West Indies totalled nearly $2.oo0.0o0, hold “Md “yr l_i”§L.“4” '_H-‘ “l . ’

. __ inakc for real slluc.-s ill till} U(til]).lllUll. an increase of about $00,000.

The effect of the econoillic sanctions en- - 1+’ «’i‘= forced against Italy is plainly shown in the May C01’ _1_ R _.\,_L_\_\-_ “.i,,, 1,35 just p:is.<cd ﬁgures, the purchases from that country being a“.ny as me rem], of an ml-iii.-lit_ \v:ls ]i(‘l‘lli'l])S

almost m’l-lll§ll’l9'——$7.000. Compared ‘Vim ‘WW’ one of the nlilst pnplll:il‘——:lllii tllc l:l.~i—~L‘Iil|1- 1). $300,000 in the same month last year. Ptlr- ma,,,1,,,,t the old Scull llcgiilli-lit cvci‘ llilll. It chases from _Iap:ill, too, showed a slump, the was I, ,,,;,m.,- of gm-cl-.3 yr-_~_;;-or in him thzlt the

total being a little over $300,000 compared with

JIQC liiilit prcvclltcil him going f)\'CI’.~L‘£ls‘ with his $420,000.

“bo_vs", and he lll.'l(lC up for ii b_v \\'-n'l\HI,: t‘l1l'1'- qctii‘:lllv lll-$L‘.'i~’Ull zlllrl out til sczl.-ml on liclllilf ilf rccruitillg .'liiil tllc pl'm'i.~ii»ll of L'Ulllliil‘lS fol‘ those who had gone to "lilY.‘-'l’l.‘ ,-

Mr. Aberhart’s Scrip

The ABERIIART Government will

beg," :—l-; 1+ + shortlv to issue its “prosperity certificates” in $1 Tllc l.'lic Him. I’. I. \'l‘xiiri~ wiis ltilmvil us and S5 dcllonlinations, paying them to men en- .1 political sci';lpi:ci'. llc (li'.'ll'l_\ l-ivcll ;l ll:;ll_l. gagcd in public works projects. liacll ccrtificntc Illlll S.’1(‘l'lllC(‘(l his ]3(I~lllHll iii_ tilt: .( ll.\.l0lll>’ In is to he rcdccmable in cash at the end of two CUll>'(‘41ll('llCC (if his zlcllvc piiilicipzltioii ill :1 p0- years, by which time it will bear stamps, bought litical cnlllplliggll wlicll lli- .~lll-ulil lulvc liven

from the Government, to the amount of its own face value plus four per cent. ()il :1 $1 piece of scrip ti one-cent stamp is to be affixed every week for the 104 weeks of its life. The Gov- ernment will thus collect $1.04 on it, using the dollar for redemption purposes and the four cents for expenses.

On this subject the Wimlipcg Free Pre.r.r (Liberal) says:

“This looks like a feasible scheme (though there is some doubt of its legality because the scrip may be technically “nloney”), but the question is wheiller Alberta can gain anything by it. The AIlERlfART Government is simply pro- posing to spend money in anticipation of tax receipts, a procedure which all governments fol- low as a matter of routine. Only instead of bor- rowing from a bank, on the security of expected taxes, Mr. ABERHART will adopt the troublesome alternative of printing it special sort of money (that is really, if not technically, what the cer- tificates will be) which has to be stamped week- ly. Interest, of course, would have to be Paid OH a bank loan, but interest will be paid just the same on the scrip. There will be the two per cent levy (four per cent in two ycilfl) 501' §=1d_' ministration, plus whatever discount the certifi- cates take because they are not legal tender and because they depreciate.

"It looks, then. decidedly doubtful if Alber- ta will be any further ahead on account of the prosperity certificates. But there is one thiﬂg to be said for Mr. AaElulAii'r in his management of the scheme. He recognizes that it is not “So- -- cial Credit" nor a substitute for Social Credit. 7'-£3”: and that it does not redeem his famous promise.

altcild‘ill;; in his <iillci:ll illliii-s. .-\s l’<isllll:l~lcr (icilcrlll his illost 0ll1~l:lil<lin_: cllicvclllcllt w:l.< the ili.<iili.<s;l1 of litiil<lI‘cils of i>0>l_l1lII*1t‘1'-'_ ﬁll‘ pointed llildcr Cullscrvsltivc and L'llloll rcg;llllv.~‘. to make room for party Slill\\'(ll’lS.

Stirring days of the ’.\'iilctics .'li'C rccnllcil by the annnuncclllclit of tile dczltll zit the age of eighty of Sir LIUNI-ZL 1’llii.l.ll-s, Soiltll Alricim mining illngnate and assucizlte of Cl-icli. Itlioliias. Ile wcilt to _]0ll:lililc.sblirg ill 1834;, and at the timc of tile jnillcsoil l\‘;ii(l wzls one of the foul‘ Uitlzlildcrs scntcilccil to death by the Trails :l:ll Judge GRI-1G0l{()\\'Sl\'l. llis sciltcllcc \\'.'lS subsc- quelltly C0llll1llll.C(l to a line of 25,000 pounds ($125,000), \vhicll, it was said at the time, RHODES paid.

élé 9K 9K

The King will give :1 party in the gardens of Buckillgllam Palace on July 29 to tile 6.000 Canadian pilgrims who will attend the unveiling of the Vimy Ridge illemorizll to the 1)ominiuil's Great \N:lr cleatl. In the Kiilg's absence from the party, the Dulrc and Ducllcss of Gloucester will act as host and llristcss. llis .\lzljcsty will unveil the memorial at Vinl_v Ritlge July 26. lie is pl.-inning to proceed from there to the French Riviera for a. short holiday.

3K 3K BK

It will be recalled that the Vancouver Architect FRANCIS M/llvsrm RA'rrl:Nill,'i<v who was murdered in London by his cliuuffclir left his second wife $350 a iiloiltll, :ulil the rcsiduary estate to be divided eipiiilly between tllcir son and CllltlS'l‘(ll'1Il£lt, 14-

foreign competitors. namely, that it

does ll t stand on its own feet but “Cw “ml - - 'l:' "t t' bl , “lui common- On we special Brmsh mug‘; liv'ilii,:mwilel gcliit-l Lllose lluviltg dﬂlned June Bl/ll. 1395

relics cal position in Egypt. When considers the Colonel Gray from E£:_\’i>t of l‘i(‘l'

<Britain‘s purchases

L.E.15.'.'50,000 and ‘

. c'.~:ioll) of the llcarl ‘ll, times. O‘Hxw‘00O_lm_ the advantage to Egypt of l ‘

T‘. trade is obvious. mid it is clear that Egyptians rclllize it. No

ll0llL“(l. other country is anywhere near so L

Foitullaizely :t is gt-ilcrally Lmovzn mu,-mum lllic Charles Monaghan and

while heart

» lilurmurs ii wood il\rCl‘h"L‘ llfc SP1“- ﬁgures given by However cane of Hit: tll.stui'ballces the ordained 1900 in Home. Now Arch-

ll:iL uiarllls litany people is

Brief Sketch Of

Kelly's Cross Parish my M. A. smlill)

The Parish of Kelly‘s cross, set- tled by the hardy sons of Erin 14359 than 100 years 9.30, in the midst of such trials and sacmlces. true to the traditions of their foreatliers. has within the last forty years made an enviable record in the numbers of its young men and wo- men who have been ordained to

Ill) simply of lllilscic and that its the young men’ mines of the PM- Ollly W011‘ 15 W l’””‘p blood’ nc.Wr' the lie mood with the name‘ of Ch;\n1|)(1r of commerce refutes ,, tilcless he knows llllil if_anytl1_l<H8 D 5 ' i

against llllerlcres with tho’. pulilplng it. is is

who have been admitted to their parents (inothcr‘s maiden name) and their present location:

1. Ma.rtin,.Morlaghlln, son of the the late Mary Klgglns, born 1869. Or- in Rome. now pastor of Miscouche.

2. Alfred A. Sinnott, born 1877.

JULY 8. 1936

d&wu4 Mild ‘Cool ‘Smooth

SWEET

i l i

‘The purrs: iorrn Ill which toll ii::o c in he snlnk-11‘

CAPQRALS

I il/I4'lI

‘,M,,S to Egypt or LE. 0250: extra beat Ltwu quick Dcllls ill stic-

ii: the \\'l'l£L this (.‘X'.l'il ucllt can be

bishop of Winnipeg. Archlb!shop's

If

, father was a bridge coiltl-actor, and lie fingers are placed on the bulge

at the time of his birth, his film- lly were living within the limits of

The illtiivi<lu.ll is ‘0i'l.(.‘l1 Kelly; cross parish’ and the ;iu¢,-,

Mr. Tea Poll Says:

3 the less, to enterprise and lliird work that British business has sucll zi firm hold in Egypt. and it is

i very seldom, indeed, that the British Government interests itself L) the extent that most; other Gov- ernments habitually do in aiding its nationals in the commercial field. There are miiny European Govern- lllcnts who, if they held the special pnsition Britain holds in Eg'ypL_ would long ilgo have cxpellcd all f0l'r-ign c:mpetitlon from her mar- kcts.—Thc Sphinx, Cairo.

When New Zealand elm-led its first Labour Government five months ago. the world paid atten- tion, Attention is now quickeniilg into enthlisiasm 115 the Government coolly and s/lviftly translates its pledges info Rcll n, News, of the Bill to gliarantee the prices of dsirv products istho latest EVl(l?f1f.‘90fl'C- mzlrkable activity. In ese five IIIOIIUIS, the economy cuts of the preceding “Niltiollal" Govcrllinoilt llnvc been rcstorcd. uncnlploymcnt zllmwnnces have been lllCl'Ef‘.5,(‘('l. n f0l't_v—ll0ur working \\'O5‘k llas been introduced in the Government ser- vice, land workers have been given sthttitory holiday, and the Rr.scrv:,- Bank has bcen nl1tl‘llEllZ£‘d.-L0ll- don Daily Herald.

After all, this cahlnaign ought to be something mrrc than a lll.’1li."l‘ of p'll7lS in 8 political debate. It :s ill‘.i-rcstiitq-aild nnllzsinz to observe (1. black kciile proving tlirlt. tho pot is black. too. and. wll;li's morc is lll’lllli'! two \"‘l‘_V 0‘a and but’. black pots ill ifs slmclow. Yet. i:l- ,l»"l'.;,'cllt per.=oll.< may n::t. Wl‘~ll

mvitrc of this (:‘Xl.l'£l bull of me: llcllrt wllllcur feeling llit: pulse.

The first pain; to rclllclllbcr is tlllit this '5 not, really ti liculi. coll- dltloll, but the action of tile ilc.ii'L is disturbed by llc-t'vousilc.~.s, by 10.1: of izcurt or 0lll<.‘i' ailment, by iiccum-

ure Archbishop was baptized Kelly's Cross.

law Francis smith and the Ann Monnghan. Born March 19th. 1877. ordained June 29,

at

3. Matthias J. Smith, son of the late

19061n

ulatlon 01 gas in the S'LOill1lCll or m- glislgﬁixewwn‘ At pmsem‘ pastor °! Lcstlne llllii solilctiilles by sllgili 111- ‘ '

fcctiou soill-.-lvilel'e in the body.

4. Milurioc McDonald. son of the

Dr. J. M, m Mm“, mum,’ ,_,e1,_ late Michael McDonald and the late

llil, siicuks of these C.\Il.l‘il first bet.-ts ?8?g'g°3rcl:‘°u?:d“l‘3-unE°”‘ “iitllout Rollie. At. pre-cllt Rt. Rev. Mon- '.‘.L:C. lie cxulllillcd llltloi of 5l3"°r M“D°“5ld- Tl‘ﬂC9dl€-

u.\'tt'.l systillcsl tllnt time to tune in hcurl. L Lllinse c . / lcl‘ tllc llouil lfl.."il;

tllnl in :1 time wlicil Lllc --\:l‘.i

bouts \\'01'c mos‘. trcqucilt. D1‘. Pzili sslys “it is llcct-ssnry to CUll\'lil_‘(‘v those pzltlv.-:lt.s that tllcso uillin, ;.,g sviilpiuiils l('.\il"tI beats) are oi ii.) pi.l'l.lctilul' iiil1ioi'tzi1lce as tllcy are one to s\v.lll0r.cr1 fill’ or gas ill the stuillzicli and intestines." lie vwsi ilblc to ,'ll'(l\'C this by 5.l‘.0\\'lllg t.

purlicui ‘iv in men, the gm; _i-(ll stomach (‘till he cnlpticil oi‘ gus lp Ll‘.l'f)ll1..'ll‘lllL‘ month by ll1l\‘lll_.', flit‘ pi'iLi(‘llL .‘lC 7111 his left side. in lvolncll \Vlill0.ll. llcurt (li'SL‘ilS€ the extra systolcs do not occur as 0l"‘«:l 11:; ill illcll, ill .. lilll ii: woinen v.ltll tllc spastic Lyic of (.'0llSl.lDE‘.L".ll (tllzit is wllcn inc p.ii't of the buucl 11>‘ Stlticczcu fig} ilild another part inflated like ll bniloclll these extra tents are ‘)llL‘li found.

If Lllcn Jill‘ or gas Ls often the C.’ULST‘ of (‘.\‘ll'.l .s_v.~:Lolcs in ’|’ll‘lli(Il l‘. -ltlly lntiividurlls, the tl'i:t1tlnctl: is . ):'C\‘t‘llL pus forlnntloil, iic.timcllL for the course Ul1llcCC.~S&l‘3'.

occ ur ll'Jlll

pcrsolls

L

lJ(‘CJ..‘.St£ llcnrt is of

(‘lLll(‘1' black kettles or black pots. and may wish ti know what the kettles and the pots intend to do to improve lll(‘i1‘f‘0ll(illlOl‘i iillrl ap- n<‘nrr:ncc-—l3ri‘ifl’mni'c- Sun.

The French lzoirrtlmrili llrls ex- l(‘ll(‘lC'{l ri very §:"l‘.f‘l‘OllS lllvliaiiail to tho old-time mcm‘>ci‘s of the over- seas f rccs who nrr- zlttvllriiilvy tile unveiling of the great. monument. <n Vilily Ridcc this slll!1'l‘(‘l‘, '1“l9. !‘..’1lll(‘ oi‘ the Cilnaziians was hl’.‘ll in Frallcc in the war clays ilild nljllj‘ i\l'C llle.thrillill;z l'il(‘lll0I‘l(‘S of tho \\'f1l‘m-ll£‘fIi‘l(‘(l folk of F'I‘i'1ll(‘C. Mnil_v will recall scenes .‘llCll as that when ll. battalion vvlls ll‘inI‘(‘l1l|’lg through the single long .'ill‘t"£‘t of a nlltct F‘rcilr:h VlllZ‘l;ZC, how when tlwy hailed a momt-lit in the street, from ‘every d:or come the little Frcnrll lady with 11 sicriillillg COff[‘1‘—l)(lL and cakes grllorc. with their cllilt‘I- rcn lltliliniz flit‘ Cnnadlail 5tl‘l’.lll!'(‘l'.=. —-Haliftlx Cl‘il'fll‘il(‘l(".

In MIC N‘SlW‘t both of the na- tional COll\‘(‘lll20lls tl~‘s _\<=nr llil\'i‘ been timid and (llsil)‘.‘|7llilI‘lg. Tlngv have sec-lllcil in he lilldnr a sort of panic fcnr regarding anything that miirllt be called intemntional. (in that subject. scarcely a whisper was permitted in either platform, Yet for years both parties have l)(“‘ll trying. in one wily or another. to be internntionnlly minded. Tracy felt. the force and pressure of great events forcing America into contact with all the rest of the world, and llndcriock to brim: this country iii- to filll and l1(’f‘dL‘d co-operation with other nations. Puma and pro- polszlls cliifcred. but. the matter it- soif wlis one which Republicans and Democrats illlke felt that it was impossible to evade. This yciir, however. both parties‘ either lir- norcd or openly rrpudlated—as the Republicans did — their previous professslons and promises. one who judged only by reading the party platfomls of 1936 might. be excused for concluding that America 9ltl.si.(‘d npnrt. and aloof in a world of her own.—New York Times.

SONG

Cll. (‘-'ll'l.(‘l‘ shrill lllt.‘ l‘0SL‘l)llclS b 01v 1‘; :*l'lcl' )'t‘1ll'.s. lllurt‘ ll.l_pplcl' it‘ "3. /‘.ll.’l cllilclrcn weep, \\lll.‘ll we be low, l~'.'ll' i'e'.vcr tears, i'iLl' suitor tears:

Oh, true Sllilll boyish lrlugllter ring, Like tiifcling chimes, lil kinder

timcsl l Ami merrier Sllltll the maidens sing: ‘ And I not titcrc, ilild I not there.

L:kc liglitnillg in the summer night. Tiicir in'li~tii sllilll be, so quick n.-id free; And Oil! the ﬂush of their delight 1 bllflll not sec, I may not. see.

——wilua'm Johnson-Cory.

Mother Nature Knows Best

(Exchange)

When William of Normandy in- vaded England, Australia was bliss- fully ignorant of that as of most other world happenings. 1-Ind silo been informed, probnbly she would have shown blit little interest, though the event was to cost her millions of dollars and endless trouble in years to come. For. with the Norman invntlcr, the French rabbit took up residence in England, whence, many years liltcr, he was carried to Australia by it well- mennlng but misguided emigrant, with wt. quences to; well known

lute Jzlnlcs Truiilor Marv Fall River, U.S.

late Francis Briidicy and the Intel 3”“ A- 13011110113’. now a mission-, llry in Canada.

Micllucl Kiggills Mctvinlloil, ordiliilcd Jllllf‘. Cross. by the that time on Diocese. town.

lube Francis McDonald late Catllerille 1(i5.ygll:.

22.

,t'herc lire three Monrighan and present in the Jesuit Novitiate. at. least one or two of whom

Pelt would be 1-1 valuable the country's atcly, recgnlzcd almost and he has been

Australia and the but the latter, the course, mnrtens nnii rnbbit, but tllnt find hcrsclf in min West. Indian having sought the aid cf the Indian mongoose to exterminate snakes, discovered too late gmnt also had ii taste for domestic poultry, and that, he was an even greater nuisance than the reptiles he had destroyed.

2. in

Aug. 13. 1909

5, Thomzls Trainer, son and the late; Hnuslley. Born 1877, now in‘

6. George F Bradley, son or the‘

7. Russell Smith, son of the late

John Smith and Milrguret Trainor, born 1890. now pastor of oak Buffs, Mass.

8. Ailtln Br:ld'c.\'. S.J.. Profes.

sor in Jesuit Seillinarv, brother of Rev, Grorgc F. Bradley.

9 Owen Kiglziils, son of the law nnd Margaret, Born March 1st 1878. 14.. 1914 at Kelly's Papal Delegate at, A visitation of the,’ Now Pastor of George-1

10, Francis McDonald. son of the and the Born Feb. 1877. ortlrrncd May 30, 1920 at,

Borden.

13. J0 opll P. Monaghnn, S.J.,

son of lat» clmrles Monaghnn and the info Mnry Kl(:g.ns. Rector of Jesuit Ontario.

At present College, Guelph.

14. Martin F. Moilnzhan. son of

James H. Monilghlin and Mary Currarl. Now 9, Magdalene Is.

parish priest. in

15. Gavin P Monaghan, son or

James H. Monnglian and Mary Curran. Now in

Charlottetown.

16. Besides the last. two named sons of James H. Mnr y Curran at.

were bo i th . ' l in deeper dream. with wider i':lml-3. ;T“n:.:fg::p(._);_1Fc;2;ls ogrm lTl|0SC eyes shall shine, but not on mm Hugh Campbell rind Rtibecca mnc: . Unmovcd, ullblest, by worldly ggonlzghlligb “I':';:'"‘;:;°"R;gAse°'d;ﬁ’;]' clmrlge, ‘ r Th d . t ‘t, in d d hall S“5"““"°“'“"- e mus res e an s —:£{,‘L_1?£Eonc_uded)

addition to resources. Fortun- the mcunce he offered was after his arrival. stcrnly suppressed. the moment, to rabbit: To com- former might. of wcnseis. stoats, other foes of the she fears she might the pimition of cer-

Rcvertinz f or

import.

of the ’

Tile imillctli c lreniinctlt is ll) get, Kelly‘s Cross. At prc-sen: Pastor of ' rid of lll(‘ ;;-.l in tho :.tclltnclt ..ll<l Frccﬁiowil Pilrisll. lli'.(‘.w!lll(‘ by (‘A ictlnn <gulping up) 11. Lnwrcilcc smith, son of the lll(‘g.1.\, [lb 2; a mild lax:itivc, or late John smith and Margaret ll.~:.n,;nll cilclllzl. Trzlillor. Born Mnv 17th 1866. or- .‘““""—“"”' ‘ dalncd Dec. 2152," 1919 in chin-_ -—=v~-V lot.tefowil_. Died March 2, 1929. /5 ' " 12. William E. Mollaglliln, son of 5 J Frzlllcis J lifcnarrllnil and the late 6' ' Margaret Ann .\I."l‘.flgl1llll. Born I , ,D:‘c. 30, 1894. Ordiliiled May ;;o_ 0 J 1920 nt Kc‘ly'.s Cross, At present, pa.-tor of Seven Mile Boy and

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ed ns "vermin," and finds ever)’ out.-'s hand irgninst. him: Y9‘ 31-9°‘ where he is considered perfectly harmless.

orilcllils from Madagascar. tw- veiling in Europe. were so charm“ by the goldfish they saw there that they carried some thousands back to their island home and turned them loose in Mndiﬂﬂwm "W9"- As it result of the n.;lt;:’II1n<t1:Ins H11; crease of these Bllﬂi - ° °n native species that was fit for food was extermineted. Then. havlnﬂ thoroughly astablistled themselves in their new home. the sold“-sh dil- carded the brilliant. coloring which had been their sole attractive feature. gradualkv usumlnlr B dull- greenish-g-rey tint: which matched the mud cf the river beds.

Islands. which,

that the immi-

Kindness to wild birds is an un-

He announces that he sticks to the pic.-dge_of basic dividends 18 months from his assumption .: of office, which would be in March, 1937. So

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year—old son of Mrs. RATTENIICIKY by a previous marriage. A son and daughter by tile ﬁrst wife

New Zelland appear: It 1. deal- ded disadvantage in the trade fig- ures issued by the British Board of

fox-hunters. as they

to need recounting.

Generations of red-canted British coursed the

disputed the will, (the second wife having mean- tinle committed suicide), and Mr. Justice ROBERTSON in the Vancouver Supi-cinc Court has ordered the executor to pay the son and daughter $125 and $25 per month respectively for one year.

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~ ’ if Mr. Anannnr knows -how to do it." _

We Get Taller

« that $25 a month for everyone is getting closer-

_ According to the Britilih Medical Journal ate PK >16 .1" -' h it be ' - ‘ :‘1']eyh;:n:1t:i;:,agc°éu‘;;:et‘¢;e‘i¢, ,3?a‘tyu|’c. dI\ID::gi1:n °.,'ii., With consent of Mr. Josm-ii C0l1F.N,K.C.,

Liberal Candidate, Mr. justice Foknsr in Super- ior Court, Montrcal, declared nul his election as M. L. A. for St. Lawrence in the provincial bal- loting of November 25 last. It was admitted the election‘ in the division was won by fraudulent electoral practice, and announcement was made on Mr. Collsufa behalf thnt_lle would-not be a candidate in the oom' elections of ‘Aug!!! _l7- After the confession ltiigjﬁllgmcﬂl hi‘ 393‘ mcd and Mr. Justice Foil cred jud1m¢IIt|l'I¢:I'8- on drawn, it was so Mr. Tao Ao‘Josi-mt Coomm, K.C._, Conneifvltivi M’

Cohen and then itaqtltutrd i . conteatatioﬂ 05, ill? ‘ present -himself'_ as I N‘ in the some riding M8! »

nation only but all over the world there is a tendency among children toward increased growth. Most of this increase is in height, even , Japan reporting that her present d3iy_ students are taller than those of the pre-war era. Both men and women, but especially wo- Z men are getting slimmer--if they are not there just wouldn't be any justice at‘ all. considering : all the trouble Ill take and the sacrifices !l|¢)' .' mam.‘ an ;, noticeable" says the report, ‘_'that rinhabitnnu of cities in genernljare bigger ’ man. Those of the n_ ‘;aI'¢ hugger ,0!,the loath. Hence. ' can lllfdlv 1|” gggumu the qffcctof ltlﬂllght ‘ ' ' ooiasiomlly rded as the

It appear that

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Trade for the year 1935. Exports to Britain are shown at. £3a.12'7.030 and imports from Britain at £13,- 360.000, making the balance against. Britain amount to no less than £24,- 737,000. This extraordinary result, is reached because imptrts are re- turned in sterling and exports in New zealand pounds. thus exagger- ltilll’ the difference. Apparently Australia suffers from the same unfair method ~ of compilation. What makes it more serious is that these figures are accepted and pub- lLshed'in the English press. ineliid-, iniz such inﬂuential journals as the Timon nnd‘llconomi.st. without any note being made of the fact. that his notes

different ourre com- puod an it til ‘went! ,4; count vnluoﬂ-VA mitt; an I on It thus Imudcut.--Ancklun pm. .-

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fields of England with their lusty “'I\a1ly—liiol", gave no thniiqht to the fact that they were helping to pave the way for trouble in the old country similar to that which worries Australia. But for many years English sportsmen have been exberminating foxes, stonts and other natural enemies of the rabbit. not because of any love for that rodent. but in order to preserve for shooting mich game birds all the use, the pheasant and the part- rrilke, and Brer Rabbit has taken such advantage of the foot that now he threatens to uaumo the stature of a pest.‘ ’- ’ This being so, the present nine was an unfortunate one in which to introduce the Canadian.

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'- u-I onmtt-lair way. im- ount than hopeful.

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effortaln the ocean’: duper ' hlganmusunllywgou into trouble V: n ma rut-range

distribution Afllnbl tritul.

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usual cause of bankrupcy; but it wrecked the fortunes of on Am- erican c:mpimy fomlcd for the purpose of marketing the guano de-

posits of certain group of islands. ggmmencing operations the direc- «

s to their property were infected by sea-lions whidh devoured huge quantities of fish. food for residents cote undertook at heavy cost to ex- teririina

found that the waters adjacent

To secure this their plttegcs. the res-bird of the island the nudi- to

the rnnurudlnc. no

monsters. It succeeded eventually. and then the birds mend; in order to seek out other sou-lion communities, which would

u.

‘mod the

no gun, puffln'or.potrel hope to capture by its ovm dentin.

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chair the other day it was for 113 first shove in B3 Y0¢l'5- 3111“ ml last. shove in Ohieaco in 1884. Dr. Vint. estimated he had saved 8330 by resisting ruin-a.

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July 1 last year. California with

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The "aye-naeuol” to 0'0"!“ where. Men and women KIM’- Chlldren do not bother to do even lint. Many (II!!! "W" on: need nttollllnll. '|“‘“-' mm am they DON'T '“'° former gnu In more likely to be true. lmcrs an en-“!

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