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FPAci1=;,-111135, _ ,___ THE cHA1zi.o'r'r'ET0WN GUARDIAN g H ‘_ H _ _ _MAY 29~

More Graduates ` ' 1 G "

'l‘ha11Last Year Y

“ QPP RS’ GUIDE I

WEEKLY CONTEST

Prospects Rise

(By The Caiiadian Pressi

Ca1i;lri:\'.. n1.1rk<1d i'cc0ve1‘y in the

years is reflected by ani

itil. few army of upprox1i11;1tel_\' 5,750 uni- \'er>1i'.' gi11d11.i1os who will step out into the busiiiess and professional world this spring.

More oiirinusni than has pre-

vailed it-r some years fillers li1ro'1u':1 ri-riiarks of iuclilty' heads .incl .f11<lo:1i.» tl1ei1i.~.el\'e» as they pariiezpnir- 111 graduating exercises at vuriolls iii1i1'f‘rslLi1‘s and degree- graniiiig izuiiiiirroiis. Indications point 111 inore grairiates sliding into main.; ;.11si1ions than at any time \;nf.'1 l`J;‘.l.

A ..1:;\11y cost-riiig 18 colleges

sliou.-, 15.11; at lout 250 more de- ;r1;1, 11.1 he aziarded this your ‘.nn;: 111 151511. The niunber viill be

193.7

MABBHFIELD.

A WEEKLY OOLUIH OF PRACTICAL OPINIONS ON Tllli

VITAL ISSUES AFFICTING THE USES AND ABUSES (ll1‘ NATURAL BEBOUECFB BY

VA TI ON

(U0nI.lnued)

DROUGUT AREA

(To the Editor of the Witneasl

formation 'ss to the current sd

Consult us for

hs ;:~:11 Lize-1l1.1g1cal and other co;11:1._»_ T511

lzigl.-1r 1;.1'.1.1io11 111 western Can- 1 I’

111111111111. Keeping up the Rfmles- -'\"§I~"|"5' ""1"" ““" '"

:` _-1 1 ' ' 1 ‘ i _t it ' ' u\'~- -Hui - - - “IlY_i1;ll1Ui_ lears, three of the I pr ces o su e\11r\ p 1 J _\ “ts TAIT 1) »~ '

ada ;.\

I'(‘\`Diii O I-Will' Kill..

Likes ;~11,o.1. .urger graduatingl cl.1.-.-1.-_ A 15111 Uiiiversity of Al- i1::'. 4_‘1| 1111:.1 named for degrees, arecozu nurziber, and two more

.;1.11. 1,1.-' g.1.i;.

lil _i" ..

";»i;1n1~chments, an in

'Jrvi at University of

7- .' of B it.sl1

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111:' to, 1 1

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l`f111.:_‘ 1 1.11 .11 M<~<`11il expecm o_o, 11:1 i111 :‘ ..11 of lfi. Little change i.. Ii i" I" 1 331.1. ‘.0

11 _' 1_1

1».

. ._ ‘ .11-..1:~.i d:piom:1s to 376

-uf. F HS _T

' .a:~ze.'~t number ever to;

1i1r1 1ini\‘f-l'.~ii\- .ui u

fri

\n_._» ._

' 1" i1.11r1‘ i:i':~d‘.1;<:r1:< than

. .1 ~,>:'o_\.::11a5ely

.. , __,.,,.,i_`

sd degrees in arts and science‘

. __ , . tl ‘l t'\4‘

aio . _

L'r.;~. n; Toronto, including a root r, .:11`<1r-:- of co-eds, graduates

ci !'.1'1.'-ahold science.

1'-;: ..1 .-1 :'11 g ziirized out fewer Q

grari r1‘f1s but scientific farming re- :ai11~11i a szrong appeal with about

V00 ilmrds at seveii colleges. I

T'.\1»-Tl1:rd.= of University of .

Br'i‘:-'In

po<it;cns,

Shi" .

Donn F. M. Clement `

(Wit) l l11`..i§i‘1 Lil' (‘lll}).U}‘ I

iiiofx' for trained azriculturists were . more n1:~11e1'ous than at an time I

- ~ y amor 1011, he said. I F

Gzridiintrs in medicine increased

u*hl_l1~ 11 d11<-1h1c is noted practically \l.l along the line in the number 1:11 .'19 :vi ming into law,

‘;:;"'11i-sitio.; are providing a

food number of co-eds fitted to ne.-1111111 .~.1 1111111111; housewives. Degrees in household science and econonilcs are more numerous than i1su'1l. particularly in the west.

The turn to specialization con-

t1nu1~.=._ In many lines of commer- rial life.

'. § 1111i:111rabIy bl gradua- ` D()n’f Elly A Illlil 2'*-3 li Spf:-i;1l llnmi lleromfioru. for

:nc-re;1s11ig trend towards, "nm y"“ "2"" """‘ """ ““’“`1 IV D D I N G S

nest of the Great , D

19 Great George Si. l'ho11e 1117 i

I '- Of Saskathewan 2 1 ‘Q _

1 .1 1 1 ` 114, but g declirie of 61 1l;é_i_Y._____.... ..

iw ' l l _ . 1 _ l'11.111:‘.<1ty ` 1 ‘ ~ C11.'.i1.f~'.1 i::'.i1i'.i.1'ed N more thuii on your next 111-dei 1111 41101111. -

1.~g.11.1r. 111 '1

A 1 1.11:; of approximately 2 . J

I4 ‘ "11'.~ .~I.:E1'.I_1' iewer than a 2 r

i .1 vi 2'-11:11 the graduation 4

11 .1' 12:11 University of E

012111.' '.111i\'cr.=1tles in P

nzzd QW:-bee but in the N

__1: 1111 11.:-11\_::.rs the trend was Q

. .,1,1h.,I. "

ow is the ,im;~"mf ;,~,_;_‘,,g, _,._,,,,fD1'.ffre1ir-Ins Yermicide, pring Garden. -\\'e sp(-1-iuii'1c iii' 1, 1 ca

Q. -`:1'sMl'i1.'\crs;ty.'_ Kingston. ‘

. ' J. -. . ‘

11 :1:l.-_ .si-ir~11r_‘i1 'ind i11r~<li~ 1'l’IangIng. I)‘I§ket*59 latt-

' 11:- A l:1. the faculty of arts M

1111 mini seine 226. “l"*`*‘**`

1::".>1eie their' Collrses- 'at -the 1| feed tuh fast <i1r-= lt -if trv 'in order hero

U59" ° Pnunil \tr~\i ph(-,np 5, 9"

n your vour l.T¥'nrerios. Our l'"`l"“

<‘f>l11111h1.1 agriculture 1 0

1 " ‘\"`~"""f `i"'lfl" ‘ rc still lower this wccli. Piioiic i'Ji0.

Wash Frorka Nnvrliy rim. mmf- ‘ - f’ Vit! .Will n - _ _ . _ 1- -. to _ . _ ‘

. . L | '

- "I I ST ’ 1 .' _ A _-

,,, p 11': _ _

2 ' 1 1 7 1

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Bring lour Glass Troubles to l 5. __\\-y“-“LRE Lara - n1'11L.1\'rn __ n11o1.1'r11; 1 "M 'UMI5

‘E

W. B. D e (S. Sons ~ .. .. ,.. _

12., égsrvs gms., “ HH LU( 1\ IWC* Sefvlfe not hard to see through.

“"`_*_ (

The rei`1'ig'crator sensation of 1037. liurni properties,

johs await technically- 1 I

Iele line of Boller* Bukixig I.\\.1-vit ‘ and an Sperm' occasions' _

urpose. - »}" ‘ s1‘-“H”

I i1‘1.or<1s1‘ ;

_ ~1 111111111 :zoo V ..""1

T° G. I V E S 37 \'illu .-‘lvciiue

5 If yuurwiixeli has been con.

“Garden City” MILK CONTAINS ALL DIETARY NEEDS.-Not only

Lnfsnts and children, but adults too, should make sure that plenty of pure

rich milk forms a major part of their diet the year round.

There is no substitute for the high standard of quality and purity you

an assured of ln "GARDEN CITY" Filtered, Clarified and P6S¢¢U1'iMd

lviilk.

PHONE 584

THE PURE MILK COMPANY

drmned, ri1»n'L ilisrurd it.

We have put n1.m_v such Watches

iii lluorl ruiliiing ul‘rIL'r.

Our lung exp1»|'1¢-111-c and our large

supply of lixtrus have Saved mully \\.1i1~i11-s l`rr1n1 living scrapped.

f`1§\ us-All ivork guaranteed

'e Can Saw l' \iou11\

urity l-'lour. Ib - -- 'rr '_ ~`1 I1' lbs (rc;nnei‘y liuill-r - - - .1111 lbs. Sbirtening - -- -- - -- 3 if lbs Dales - ~ - “ -_ _ 15 "'

ggsltirniic B-ll1~rri11f..- - - 111- VV- N T 0 ?w

r`1dcp|.|L-L b|\‘U5_ IRD liont Street i

HQNE gil;-J l'ri1\c11 >ir1'v¢ ~-~1---Q A

I ( ipsules

Vil`ld0\V Ig()-Yes! and No. _sr/.11 (round) W1

For Cubs n ;. 1: fi \\'rr-ks t1~ 3 months. I th |:1.\1~< 1.f er. <~.1p§1111-.- s1.oo, 1oo`

C:1p1.|fl1~.s S.'R.0i|, 500 Capsules $13.00

PHONE 429

ES'I`:\TI‘f Ol" _ t|':11l1I1 sizfxi

RS. JNU. \\/ILLIAMS1 ['-_ ,gl FOSTER b

The Newest In i h`%"*"` ' """ or

“Jean Gordon” livf; siiirxilv Izmir: slipsénr this Con- pr

| rs \\' 1 1 or( er: ' in

l’Rl(F Slim

R D s|1~1|1<o~.1 N KAYS

Str et I’honr\ "in

_ _ -_ _. _____ ____ in

Yr IRRIVED ' contestants must write the name of

Vi Hifi E SHOES ”‘°

ef.

\ _ See ilicm. mc

DE\/eizeauxs 1 I, _,._F "15

url le 6|-guson tr de phrase and state the adver-

casn onocenv user to whom you think ous slope

rrr'-1 1* ' _' ""‘ r -- --~--“___ 'belongs

or Quick Expert Service Itnng;

EXPLANATION

The Charlottetown Guardian’s "Thrifty SHOPPERS’

UIDE Contest’ is being published every Saturday for enty six consecutive weeks, with the final one appear- g in the issue of August 28th, 1937.

The Charlottetown Guardian will issue three prizes

ch week: lst, $3.00; 2nd, $2.00; 3rd, $1.00. These prizes ll be issued in the form of merchandise or service orders at will be honoured by any advertiser on this page.

CONTEST RULES

It will be noticed that an extra or surplus word has

en purposely inserted in some of the advertisements on

or coirrsrll

E. S. MOORE

Just Received

corded through the whole critic

We are oderlng s special in Curbed P°_§f}¢Li--record. mow th" than "bohunks")' out of the mounts.. Meal. Try us some st l2ct| por lb. were thmy fans” nm vmbln

moms ross from the recording stet»1°“ °“ the 'noun tiv fusion 1 1 _=1.

An°rli3tabk:rld;lfii1etlgliriprghgegiledgaigi' élffllctibn ecoiild do nooharigre de

11 in d 1.

£1335 zlgtgiftgt an? 'gals Ei/fongol immigration the murici

109 Richmond street visible durlns I. thirteen-month P¢- ',_u,.n,d wemm canada mm

ELECTRIC RAz0Bs_ It is perfectly clear. even to un-

FLAs"uGHTs_ |.~ANs_ scientific observers, that these lint

_ fires immediately reduced the rl 11-

EVERYTHING ;;llit;1fs€‘;f,1e1'; h;1i;avw°‘;““":'£ fi

UC 0 3 it m y p e ece ary to gran

C §:i¥;3,lVi;Ié>;\ glgbtgngfagg itlixfhl nnngml Federiil xli1tsidies,’eiti1e1- ir

. cas . or muci er n con

ELECTRICAL o0N,gmEIE))“‘S gglé Wggg is an msg” cigtgg rations. to all owners of r1_-main

B . PM

' simply because the recording sta.-

W tion. Sub R055-1 IS in-Side 9- 100459 anything of Western Canada is t

runurrunr-: cucartmcy mov. forest ,tm in being. .. “mam ,0,. p.,s,,,,,ty_ ` C no by Exranmucan 'rn.4Ns~ QW; is lgiugg IA"_§5‘°cf§‘§°§""i;

0 I’

rss MEN. vphoiotering aono by fglmdeen ’e,m,ess,d some doubt if u“"'°“gh °”“’m°"' it was finally proved that trees at-

t 1 irii. sin that um the HENRY MacFARLANE piiaifllcdtidxna of ceirperimentse in e ` IW Kona street. Phono im. Fnnos. Russia. and =1MWh°f° I1" pound embargo. ` `

ssettled any doubts then remnlnin

Sir:-Your Euston; readers will '

doubtless be glad of some exact in-

:.l!`1l;:;le¢;f‘e§tleu:Ve¢-Vgofiild ogeifgg- and by instant and vigorous acti

_ _ , ._ .. ex,"e",¢l0n_~; in subsidised news-

' papers and parliamentary speeches. r

Sub R9” happens to M 3' mn' ci" due solely to municipal G contre ab°“t» W1‘\i°\" '11' ‘§;’°§‘.°°th: sonooi-district taxation. T111-so 11

FRUITS revolvins- Also ia lgvgm demem_ taxes must be ouoiisnon 11 an

211101; 1l_?£°i;B;*'°3;‘°";1w: when com tiung of Western Canada is to su

v ve.

tinu0u6 0bl¢l'Vlli°°5 h°V° P993 N' The second ste woul 1

as to the correctness of the uni-

S new shipment of _ ver-ssl belief of mankind. in 111

1 ri*

absolutely nothing is being tempted except some rl11iri_ frivolities. Absolutely iioiimigg ry me country is now hopeless do.-Q `eyond human redemption; but dst the Peace River region

V Alberta and the Swan River q to trlct in Manitoba might be Sa.

There is only one thing possii; the destruction in progiess or t einainlng forest is tl11'ec-quam

p dbel.i1

'I e onols o Oli

f M g tl cally ra

forest areas and to cones-ntra .hem on reservations where me

axation would ultimat/.1ly hav

desert; although the convcrsi might have been delayed 11m many years later.

In addition to ending nil cor scatory taxation on rural land

a rov n ss

i E ai 1

1.5

Bvut even if there h'is been n

111

ing forests, even down to nmol, belts of a quarter-acre or les, ii

All foreclosures, debt-collections

pblackmailing, etc., should he per. manently prohibited on parcel; <11 land containing forest belts,

Export of pulp-wood from \v11.=¢;

m Canada =houid be und111-

5 sub nose. rmimn 11311111

Saskatchewan.

_ e ' 5”" D1-°“'i"‘l"" ff” 7‘» E I-*land this page. These words, when arranged in their proper

Having read each advertisement efully, and hsving located those

f _ H _ ment a word was inserted,'slon| ‘H 'I 1"" f“’“‘IY- with the extra or surplus word In

h individual one. Also arrange

der, make up a slogan or trade phrase used by, or ap- opriate to one of these advertisers.

How To Enter

receipt from any one'of thc adver- tisers ON THIS PAGE, indicating that business had been transacted with at least one of these adver- tisers on this page.

Elch week three replies will be

drawn from all received and three awards will be given in the order of their drawing: lst. $3.00; 2nd, $2.00; ard. $1.00.

All replies must reach the Guar- dian Office not later than noon on

Then attach to your solution A Friday.

which the words were inserted.

advertiser in whose um0uuce~

words to form the slogan or

I’Il0.\'E 909 '

Clue To This Week ’s Slogan This week’s slogan belongs to a firm \vhose_work is

IJ I2 AA . llri`|1i'1- hu_vin:,' property

We uil'11|‘ si‘\`f1i';ll ellnive City and

LMPORTANTJ K

1 T |-| E G L0 R | A ' would have finished them.

Navy Blue Slacks “§",,§‘;§,“ §,‘,‘,§,‘,', "°i,,,, not 1....,

I ts

sehtled before md elsewhere the

SIZES I4-20. PRICE $1.00 ohuwmom "st yur tt sub mn

A11 you readers lmgw that there

L-<______ .1 For svn," md “Mania” Pm" was a wet Dulsstirm in the Wedt

hy steam GREEN UNIMENL in 1935. beginning about the end of

11111- 'nomo so coats. MW” ‘mt P’°d“?"’9 "°“““g mm

than-the worst 'mst disaster in

Pao” 7" history. But the news?per&i haven

suppressed the foci: a s we_

C' C' H E E S C H E N pulsation was confined to the east-

THE EUSTON PHARMACY ern part of the "prairl€1S" Only-

° There ms never been a break in the eight Years of desert advancgi

across Westem Saskatchewan an _

st the Cu-ndlinf Station south and Centnn Albertl -1

is cents Por Domi This week. 'Phe forty forest fires Seen hum

_ Bub Rosa were mostly set out s

P. E. I. C0 _ Operative few days before the wet pulsatlon

started at end of May. 1985, the

Wevmvvth Sl-N2* Ph°ll° 575» rest during s short interval of dry,

weather a few weeks before the

,We are open fo buy moderately puinum ended the next year,

l“‘|°¢'i The wet pulsstlon ended (ss far

as lctuml rain is concemed) st Bub

F U R N I T U R E Rosa. June 18. 1936. Immediately

im 1

Gooden

./_

A HEALYH SEIVICI O' 'HI CANADI N I4

-‘\__ fri'-`

A EDICAL

AISOCIATION AND LIFE KIUIANCE COMPANIES

I 1, f

\ IN ¢ANAUA `

“EW”

OF Tllil CHILD

SUMMER CARE INFANT AND

Outstanding points to be kelt in

mind in caring for your l1.1b_1 11: young child during the hot .111:.- mer months are-do noi 11.1- olothe him, do not over-feed 1. .1117 see that his food is kept f1‘11.<i1a..o exclude flies from your home.

In theqextremely hot ,days 1311.

baby should have nothing on tu( a diaper It is well durn the 1

choirs, Kitchen and main nbias. °h° df°“Fh* 1”* °"‘°"d th' “IS” 11--1-1 11111--'111 rin: ‘rs fir: $511.:-..P1. .ii F"""'I""e E"°ha"8e `1n.oso`11od oetuuiy increased night.

ly during the eight years that the

. -.ry

hot weather to give shim 11.10 or three lukewarm sponge biilu during the day in order to cool him down. Remember _ that the

ilri-11i'f1‘l

hri»1`:‘ m'o,1p<1r~1s for graduates in years. On lliSl1|=\l' ill

fY`»`i`4' '."~',

on `ncerin and business

T()0.\ll%S i\lL`Slt.` S'l'()RI£

ises 40".. less current.. Curries ser- r) 1 , _

mon. 1=‘:1c11lr.yl1¢‘adsrepo\'t vice troubles prntc-r-lion inr live ` ' ' & C0-

I.ll"I-.' INSURANCE

5 (,\1|rr1i\ .*&ii'1~i~t. I’Il0na 1010 te

.\u1-limi:-ers and Agents for ac

There is no lirnitto the number

slant may send in each week, but

companied by a receipt from any one of the advertisers

1 ‘ .

h 'i

iii I2

n1‘i111 : ;.<t:~11t:oi1 as well as avzricul-

h1rl.=‘s. Gonemlly the .<peeiallsts`

have a dr-<~;dr1d edge on their coll- j N

l'il‘i_<_ P

eagues in

FOR GE'l`~M'E-NOTS

Af soon its grass seed appears obo-‘o the surface, go over it came-` fullgr and remove any weed seed- lines

F11? new launs when one inch

high. after a drv dar.

O O I

(`f'.'e support to herbaceous

pli1r‘-- pm `111.~1'. _ 1111-lvwl between will support dwarf varieties

. . .

Pr 1 "-~.f1 11111- h"f\\'<1en rows Ofi

'.'f1,"1 I <l1le seedlings. i . _ »

S< -.v dwarf and runner beans in

shr- '-~:‘1~1~l 1`!:'.=~:‘;111.<; 11 week or tw() l.'1if‘1' oi. l:f"1\z' soils.

O ,U I

ii op ri '.\‘;1".1 for rOs¢ li‘i&gg0t‘

H121' . ii' nocf1,s.~ai'y. '

. . .

f`11:1`"ir1 potato plzinlintl. -'1..__1I-.~ q:|lrk-acting fertilizer to

f. 1. =.~ 1. _

Oilt It0.\T}ING HOUSE

ew Shipment nf Girls' I-.111-,iiwliv ‘P rlnts, She-ers, Pique, Glass u11d~

Linen Dresses. I I ` ‘ ‘HOLM ES 5. B RA Dl.I;Y "insult th

Slimmer Baking falls for h11;i\I , - -

‘luality Conl. Ask us :iliuut our |("\

special Coals for e\'er\- purposr. I are amiluhhf _[mm any "E the “rm” 1

A. DICKARD fbi C0, I .1ppe.1r`nn`tl1is page- next Satur-

l.-Lydia Mur1':\_v, CI_\‘rie Ri\'e1'.

2.-Mrs. Nora Wood. Ili ICrI\\'r1i'1I Street.

Il.-Frank Doyle, Piezisnni Grove.

-~~~ 1"” ‘1ri~‘1f111rv`§iT1os

i :1<lve1'i1.~.1ng on this page.

‘anrl n-lines nf Prize winners will

| rliiy. V

________ _ ,._____________ ____&

_ __ _ on this page. Receipts from firms not

age will not be accepted.

.As all prizes will he given in merchandise or service

orders, it is necessary to state in your reply the name of

_ e advertiser upon whom you wish the prize order drawn.

y,,,,,,,1_.- ‘and 51,15- Wm, I A. I3.. MCINNIS All replies to this contest should be addressed to the

152 Queen Street; Pham 9.! 75 Quren Street. Phone 1040,

Editor,

Thrifty Shoppers Guide

The Guardian

This Contest is open to all except employees of the

prion; 2111 ; sn11ni1.n 11. this weeks comm, Charlottetown Guardian and their fa

Flats-S. N. Kaye

Anywhere-E. S. Moore Any-Este. Mrs. John Williams TI’¥‘it_ 9'_I_I°‘Z‘f_’IIF.“_

Solutionio Last Week’s

Pmzr wimiens uisr wsu( - MGA”

We Fix Flats. Anywhere, Any Time-Whitlock TIN Sfrvlfe-

We-M.sllett’s Buttery Service. Fix-Macl’hee Bros.

of replies any cou- each reply must be

advertising on this

Contest

Charlottetown, P.E..I

ilies.

Contest

Phillips' Valet Service

READ THE RULES

&€_

All kinds of Fresh. Smoked, Corned and Cured Meat snd Fish.

Get your slips here.

Queen Street Meat Market H. Pzrens PHONE 1301.

STOP THAT LEAK! We flush and repair

RADIATORS

MALLETT’S BATTERY SERVICE

Suits, Coats, Hats

Perfectly Olesnzd -

Cheaper Because lt.’s Cuh

carefully before_ send- ing in your replies.

A number of Contestsnts over-

looked some of the mles Inst week. send ln as many replies ll I0" "IW-

but follow the rules.

with

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south and west have sompleiely

in 1935 and 1936 rlv e

ening to blackmail them out of

prsiriss south and west have been turning to desert. But those forty additional burnt forest belts wrecked everything.

station in the Sub Rasa. fore-vt since June 18, there has been more rain than elsewhere: more. even. than s oustter-mile away from the forest edge. There were numerous showers. totalling' nearly four inches for the four months July, Auqust, September, October. some of them quite heavy for s. few minutes; and these could be seen felling in torrents onto the forest, from s few hundred yards amy where there was not enough to wet the ground. Repeatedly there were sloshy, muddy roads through the forest while elsewhere the rain was barely enoug to lsy the dust. It takes less than three one-hun- dredths of an inch to do this; but about one-fifth of an inch to make roads muddy. One inch is required to break s. drought; nlthouuh 5 halfinch will start l2¢d growing!-1 Ono shower over the forest offer the drought area arrived amounted to .38 -the others all less.

Did the "wet pulsution," how-

ever, really and truly end Juno 18 at_Bub Rosa? it is doubtful. Al- though no effective rain fell after that date. it is noteworthy that the air was continually full of moisture. Laundry hung out ln the sun took hours in dry. mosquitoes were often present, blotting-paper wsl needed when writing; often the sky was dense with cloud for hours and days at s time. The impntslnn conveyed is that the “wet puisctlvn" conditions of 19|5 llsted Ill through 1986 It Sub Rose. the greet difference being_ that the forty forest fires had. finally upset the balance of Nature and prevented any effective rsin

falling-sfter June IB.

The year 1936 has also dispelled

the illusion that the "North" can be peopled snd derorested 1 with impunity. sub Ross is in the "N0'rth'! region. being. in fsct, near its souther-most point. Not only has the drought srsa, int Year. entered the hill country into and far beyond Sub Eosl. but it has also "turned its flnflk” (to use I military phrase) and advanced down theBc.sk|.tcl1sw\nrlve:1vslie'y to Nipawln. where the furilurmost ohservlnl st-stioo-1 is situated, and

to an unknown distance beyond.

The refugoes from the desert

filled up the country around Sub Ross. md it has been the frantic fires set out by thsle vlry refugees

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spur of medhouu taxation thru -

theirmew homes. which has des- troyed the rainfall. Boon they'll

Yet. even so, at the recording

luv; to move lgsln. further north. to burn more forests. tg crelte more desertsf to move yet slain; and so on till the Arc Assn rock range is reached, an "ne pllld u"_n..|

In vm I1. 8. President Roosevelt '1 making manful effort; to stem

hot weather is very trying for tht baby and small child.

During the very hot summer

months the baby cannot properli digest and does not require as much food as during the rest of the year. Never force him wir-`r.hi| food if he does not want it. How- ever it. is most Important that he be given lots of plain boiled wriivr. We all realize how thirsty we ba- oome on hot days, yet nn infant needs many times more water for the size of his body than does ilu grown-up. Therefore always bt careful to offer your bnby lots of boiled water between his frcdinza He cannot ask for it.

Recent work has shown that

disease germs are found on tht feet of flies. Be more than careful to see that flies do not get fn your infants food. The apparently innocenll travel of it fly nvcr iii# nipvplg of your infants bottle mal give your baby cholera infm1t1:11i, which frequently causes df-oth. li is essential that all milk should ht boiled for children under 3 _\'¢‘f‘\‘| or age, and food should bo 1111111 fresh and protected from fli<‘.<» if diarrhoea or vomiting slmiilfl of- cur. it is advised to stop all ford- Fluids such as wafer :md on-\'1l’° juice solution administered fre- quently ln small amounts are

often helpful.

Remember during the siimiiirr-

time. in the hot weather, to “"9 that your infant or young chiiflu dressed in the coolest 110-°‘l"I° clothing. Only a diaper is neces<-'WV for the baby on very hot. days 5"” suits are sufflc‘ent for the toddler. 1 Questions conoeminw H9=‘ifi‘_;"'I' dressed io nw canadian ivromml

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NATIONAL ANTHEM

"All the people shouted and F215

G0d save the KIDS-"

God save our gracious Kim?-

Long live our noble King.

God slve the Kin!-

Send him victorious,

tljolppy and glorious.

ng to reign over us:

God save the King.

'O Lord our God. arise.

Scatter our enemies.

And make them fall;

Confound their politics.

Ph-ustrate their knavish tricks:

On Thee our hopes we fix;

God save the King.

Thy choicest gifts in store On him be pleased to PONY-

Longe may he reign.

Mav he fend our laws. And ever give us cause

To sitgogith hurt and voice ‘ slve the Kins- °May be omitted.

LOVELY GARMENT NEW YORK. (UP7- Prncficil

II and beautiful enough for a bride.

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