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::_°f;'l|":¢'f yea|»,lla°:¢lv:n~> mailed la caanda and united leaves. The long way is the only way. I. is

limllar-.|. ls. barren ~cess that advertises the incompet

THURSDAY JUNE 25 1931 pline. .ot, experience. Head and A

*T the way of preparation, of dlsci~

~ hand grow strong with exercise.

appointee of the Lea Government. D\`0¢¢°

- Every difficulty conquered becomes pr

A pam,-ell; 00",; lRailwsys portfolio was aooolited M an auy. Every problem solved turns* Wi

evid

l isl cl t hl l _ °f

tion at an influential point. arg” V °n M’ gre” °r eg", he

Members of the Montreal

Branch of the Canadian

uthors’ Association, without a formal resolution on the

subject, 'have expressed themselves as “opposed” to “the

ohibitive tax” on American magazines. Their opinion ll have abput as much effect as'a porous plaster on at

ce that the huge public ln- into power. Every task performed' W" ld I ° If

en o en eg they had read the terms in which the tax

t ln tn ml, ¢ ,ds was announced or were at all

The Prohibition Magistrate ls an vestment in the system W°‘11d MV' L" “ S °’° ° ° W” °°'° ’

According to the disclosures in the The assurance he Elves P‘“`"“m°n" Though Slr Austen Chamberlain, kn°W that the Pl'l|\¢lP|e Undef

ref

McGuirk case, the Prohibition U19

Magistrate. Mr. G., J. Tweedy, isis

lrlendly to me wad and Wm mst have decided between them that the e

sublect te mesure from his po- see it suffer will add arent wslsht “ge °' °'“°°’*' h” g°“° "°"“”‘° 9°'

litical friends, a tendency calcu- W

lated to bring law and justice into the

day the following interrogatories bl’

the previous announcement of

nls statement' and Wm look Bryan‘s "silver-tongued" oratory-

‘ 0

appeared ln the repo,-ll of the pm. forward confidently to the strength whim W0" mr mm the s°b'1q“°t

ceedings in his court; 0!

persists ill lirillgillg nllliles into this illllill-l' I :~'llllllilt tlif‘_\‘ should lie ox- rilllll-ll frolii llli_\' ri-port of the pro- cm-llillzzs lllllll _vnllr llullollr llcl-llluil vrlli-till-r the oviilcllue is prupcrly lid- lllisanllln nr nut.

MacDonald not to trust the people, A _

.\ll:_ .l<>llxs'l'r>.\': Noir the vmul- NOW that the L09- G°V*3mment and trust the people not to trust they wokg up and d|g¢0veI-gd

al-i for lin- l'rl»\\'ll lil lhls l-:iso \\'illll.~i

lil llilvl- iill- rl-port ofthe prorrodilllxs b0°5ted the 85591133 tax to Six any 0 ' ‘>'. ' T '|' ' l -~ l - i`l"-"_l'lf.»`.lf`..`f.l 'l.ff.'l»'~"\'\~'l'§h l“."g'Jlf.g".'.'..`1 Cents H SBUOH- ll ‘S inbefesllnll ‘° men-

'l`iill l'UI'li'1‘: 4'l'll the ilclrspllpor rec

n‘»pnrll-r): .\lr. llolliles is not uclillg

lllr tho (`r<\\\’ll.

lilCl*0Ii'i`i-Ili: Wlioni is .\lr. Holllies ers’ Liberal leader’ had to say

lvlill Liv*

'l‘ll`l: l_'n'l'l:'r; ilr, ilolulcs is act- abwt the three cent gasoline tax

lil: for lil|.~‘s_l»i l‘l:l_rk. d

lll.,.l.~r that l hnlc illi'orlll.ltlnli in

til.'_ll lllv i'.l|h~-r of lhv ll<~i'l\lil|.-lllt ill

il.l.~_ l-.-l_\~»\ was lllslrll:-ml l»y ills legislative session of 1927:

.\il|;.'|<|l-:l|l- ill lhis l-:lsc to gli null

modern

ac.. .wr-_ lin..-s-l i'll|rlr_ .lull I nm pm- "It is all very well to say that

p:lr»-ll in |-ill him ull iliv sillllli to vsillillisil iililt i':ll»i. if _vullr llolioul' the ilnillll likl- I iw: ‘ -" »

ll... ln., ||..|,,..-_, ,,,,_.. ,,., ,|,,,., ,., 1,, Here ls his s¢,,¢emm¢_ as ,eporled hom A party which ,lghls 1,, the which all that he may achieve in the administrative and ll-:lrl in this vilso :li all. I was going

iw s- < » . »

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li ll ihc lslllollec. partie

The question naturally arises: ills a

Ilow did the Magistrate know whom speclnl exnendlturc_lhe patrol Spmng against the fefereme °f the

. . l issue to the people, Premier Mac- .lu

Ml. Holmes represented since it was lisyslem on the l.0ads_ well. the pat_

not divulged by counsel before him? ml S

or '-'rhc Boy orater or th Platte" 3

his support as attacks on the __ e

Snowden, and Premier Ramsay C

Sydney Post.

all what the Hon. A. C. Saund- pl

Free trade," says the Daily Tele- , sh

ore. that the Administration and the Manchester Guardian may 0"

litical muse now center around PU such abstract matters as the tariiit 3

Mlfllsfel' °f F|5h°fl°~2~ The and the gold standard, it may be G

contemlm For lnsmnce on gnu,-. people of Canada will be heartened recalled that William Jennings m

was based on political speeches W

Mil. ilomlnsf lr in-. John.-lon Namnal system are continued". advocating free coinage of silver' :Iti-

That gasoline Tax 'rrust Mr. Lleya George, Ml-_ in

acquainted with the flood

printed matter that comes into this country under the adings of magazines and “news” papers, they would

lying the proposed tax is

e that should receive the unqualified endorsement of

very Canadian worthy of the name.

First of all, the tax is not a blanket tax on all foreign

f those self-satisfied states- under their Very noses-

If Premier Bennett dams this flood at its source by

acing an embargo on all literature glorifyingvcrime, rieking to high heaven of illicit “love” adventures, and

graph or London, England, "is not revelllng ln the “_h9'm3|\” ¢XDl0 only the meal hope of the Lll,e,.al_.,' he will have achieved for the

_\ll:. _wll_\.~:'ro_\: 'rllcn 1 submit un er the stewart Government' but their 1859" And it ls 9- “I5” yo

the Llberal organ dunng me 1,5, trenches of me 185|, oulposls economic realm will pale into in

of tradition against the sweep of

ular class of people, that it h0Del _ sncclnl mln ll ls lntended lm. tectlonist to the core, and in con- It

Donald and Mr, Lloyd George are _

thought, may call itself by th

. England has become pro- na

So we__say to these protesting authors who should be

e first to/strengthen Mr. Bennett’s hand, “Hold your

whatever name it will, but its atti- tongues Wait ti" you see how

gasoline tax come.; out of a tllde is reactionary and jfs outlook flppllittl b€f0I‘9 YOU d8l'8 1.0 l‘alS€ y0lll‘ V0lCOS Ill IIS C0l‘ld9lIl-

tion.” For if Mr. Bennett’s intention is what we believe to be then the effects of his application of this tax, and heavier tax still if that proves necessary, will alone stify his elevation to the Premiership of this Dominion.

ung womanhood of this country something beside

blications, as our local authors’ branch seems to ssume. The tax will be applied at the discretion of the overnment, and it has yet to be shown that the Govern- ent intends to 'bar commendable periodicals.

Secondly this country is being inundated by a flood

f the most filthy, putrid, reeking, lascivious, salacious d criminal literature that any country was ever cursed ith outside the country where that literature is produc-

Sex-madness, crime and cupidity are the stock-in-

ade of a horde of tabloid daily publications masquerad- g under the name of newspapers now coming into anada,'and if the members of the local branch of the uthors’ Association do not know this then it is time that

what is happening right

its of the racketeer, then young manhood and the

significance.

the lax is proposed to be

ystem on our roads is part of but helping to mobilize the forces

A ... -.._ L

Again, it having been pointed olltl me D

'1`UC5d&Y the Magistrate changed less

his tactics as the following excerpts gest from the proceedings show: land 'rim <‘0l'll'l‘- <'l'l» 'llr Hnlmcs) t

a tax. If it does. I would sug- that the next war will nnlsh civili- he had better ea,-mark 'the zatlon and that there is a "dew of

tax and the lnwme mx so death" so powerfully destructive when the storm-clouds prance like the people will realize they

Lady Cynthia Mosley's statement

STORM SONG

, ublic necessities of this Prev- Which promise to make the next , /£6 v._-lv _ I ._¢__-`=_,'w=;~’.-,_._<¢.,;§,';:

that Mr. Holmes had no standing* lnce the Same as schools' em The election _the greatest triumph Brit- _ e ` <

ln court as rellrcsnnllng Mn RnS_ fact that the gasoline tax is elm ish Conservatism has ever known. :_-_ Q

: _ ,,,,.:,§. ,:,;__\_».`j_.:.--(_-:_‘l-_ *_* r .vi

sen Clark' at the "ext hearing °"imarkecl does not make it any the 'V P

c \» if

that a teaspoonful dropped on a

_ ,

_; _Quilts

Arvuyoll :lvtillg _for llil\Apr.oscL-utloiii' hat

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\l Il0I \Il\ I am Ziili. .lU1l.\.\1<i.\: Do I under- are

t / city would kill a million people, A¢

chargers - _

as _

s the windblown sky, 3, /,l,,,,, W_ [_:,,,|,,,,_ M_p_

llllillll tllfit .\lr. liolllie is with \l. lll~.\`cill for illlr irons ` 'I ‘ r the

'rllla col;lc'i'; "i'ilu(lc“ltl;°n\ch:lt he make is that this Govemment is ertheless it is true that devices 'L0 From the cloud-rack piled on high- ll

r _\'.‘l.

milk. .loli.\'s'l'o.\: wrt .ill-. ncxclll; today takingout of the hands and destroy life and property are con- And 1 heal- the brazen trumpets ll y

\\'llllt do you slli' '.'

.\ll:.I .\l~~.\'l:ll.lI: That ls what P0ck€l»S Of the P60916 m01'6 ln lax' fféniivntgfogviflxe Bar: lInhE;lf;;n;l:l;n;¥?n:;h2§?_ you

clillllllo a:l\' _I . 1 i ' Wrg

n ““ the L"°"’“1s ev" dm' crly sought for by the interested in- and like bullets falls the hall- he,

ml. zu.-.\"l-:ll.l.; N... Today the Lea Government is stitutions. There is more reason 1 must leave the habltatlons Sym

_ tl.

.\ill, .lllll_\'.s'l'o.\': You dolft mint es th

to sll_\' :lllvihlll 7

,\ill. .lllll.\'s'l‘ll.\'; on sqm,-.l,.v h..

idea. . . The point that I on me

allid ln: llppvnrcli for tile lvitnoss taking more money out of the than ev

, r

° paying “nything"U that is 50111165 lrl0St 8-lB1'mlIl8 and may Cn' And their thund'rlrig hooves strike PM

side of exaggeration. Nev- me

er for “warfare” to prev-ent of my dull, prosaic kind,

N IN CHEST NOT USUALLY

TUBERCULOSIS

is of course, only natural that ou have a pain in the chest that will think you have something ng with the lungs or perhaps the rt. Yet where pain is the only ptom-no increase in pulse rate.

It ._ l 'i -, _' ~ . _~ Cl:'l:'l:M\\':l.~§J|llllll`s Mm h( sus Mr' Dock

I els ol the people than any gow war. _ For martial music calls me

uillmenllell.

’l‘lll'l i‘1ll'li'l‘ .llc now n h

. _ -_ ~ t 1 ith th ltid.

ln, ,nn ',.n_n,n_- 5 Y' ” ll’ ernment ln the history of the Prov- To S mme W e W '

ill: .loll\\'l‘o\'- That would eg

aim into lrfillrt ?` ` K mee' ns Public W°"k5 Departmem' that the Germans now call a tank I

ln'1(;IllLlDll"l;l.`1iT: That would get hiln 510;;

It is highly sai.‘sfactory to learn

ust hasten to the seashore.

€ 15 C0SllYl8 85 mU¢h BS U16 a tank. The German General Staffs Where the surf comes rolling in,

. whole available revenue under the first attempt to designate the Brit- Piled high in crystal fury,

It seems mimi! t fr

es om this that

no rise in temperature-it is not usually due to any trouble in the`

bronchia'1 tubes or lungs, but reallyf

some disturbance elsewhere in thel body particularly the stomach orl first part of the small intestine into which the stomach empties.

lf’ ‘ ,.. .ll 5 l l

l . llll slilllo iillsillolis

vnlllllrrim' llnll ho ls-lil] culllll he mul

_ ‘ With lilo? lllid I srllll yes. 8

_ Stew

the Magl.slrate‘s chief anxiety was

to have Mr. Russell Clark repre- ther

sented b l l _

Again yF°;'"`:uSs"um;]°°;"° council. 1.. ctmlasl-ing the budget the of

_ 't_ ` ' e ar ' under This 15 the Government that was public should remember that Mr. Yet still the skies are_cloven the

examine io b ~ ted on the specmc pmmlse ol, Mackenzie King is largely respon- And

take

ll Y Mr. Johnston, said.

e b - h

n the power to mise sun fu _ shade clumsy-Schu tzengra enver T the gasoline tax by Orderin-

And

A-Well. ,Tulln wnlllell fo know if eeceneral reduction in ta U I Slble f01‘ the deficit Of $75,000,000 Till

I was milling to l‘h.'lrlnttcloivll. I 3 K Iooklnl nr. this sllbpnvlln nlitl I llillll't 1.-.:-iv wllllt this 1-llllnd for, so wholi .loiill llskl-ll inn if I wus going to

tliivll I ls'lill I l l

Q-Ill* vllllic with you ? If A-.Tolill l-nina with mc ill my cur. 3'cn‘tvlln\\'lll| io .\lr. '1`\\-cclly`s office, iD b __ ~ , . ~

'. » illlll out \\'llnt the U

Hilo wns. Ill; .sliiil it wnlllll llc $200 nr ovcr. 1 nskml who wills prnscclltilig fault this, nlld ho said Mllrflnck Mac- DvQl|lil`ll’,hlillll I went to ace liliil. “pal

A-1\'n_ not n word. ` lt ls Q-Huw did you know he rrlls

Xa on for the year ending March 31, 1031 By t

*im though the world depression is H150

For Disarmanlent partly responsible. One of the Pre- O God of rushing waters,

-é- mier’s reasons for imposing in- Lord of the groaning pine,

the disarmament conference creased taxation on those wlio tcan I l;1itil1l;lkl;I(’Jhdeeti1nrttli;e lllheness

bear it, lies in his determ na ion O s y a mhei

ly l l you ga :lit-rf-.» e held in Gevem' in February that there shall not be a. similar That I may brave the fury

‘\`I “"“°°" " 15 °t a success' it Wm n°t be th” deficit in the current ear His Of the wind and of the spray,

y _

Of OM at 105-St Ulf the P1111- other underlying purpose ls to stl- And

governments concerned. The mulate Canadian industry by fur- Ot this tempestuous day; ,

*_ 0"* “fl” llc? ther checks on foreign dumping And

A_0- l ll, 1. l I _ British Government has let it be

Q`;;"rd n’°“c ”:‘?;"r;l‘}l ?°uW’]‘l2§° known in no uncertain terms that and by curbing' as tar as possible' And

“"7 b' h ' the natural efforts of other coun- I thank Thee for the tempest,

e md the °°nf°’°“°°' tries to fatteri u on the resources For after that comes-Peace.

an Government; and lt has ish invention was descriptive but a. And shakes the rocks, with din D

at echoes through the spaces rep

r nichtungspanzerkraftwagen. That hang 'twixt sea and sky, B sl

the combat waged on high. cas

fills them with the tumult had

the crashing breakers roar, ns

the ilrmament seems shaken I

he elements at war.

the stom

was

glory in the glory tl

when the storm is over. the distant rumbles cease,

thou

rs. E. Rist and J. Rolland, Paris, ort 87 cases of chest pain due to

es all came to the clinic because

the pain was in the chest.

downwards, and as the abdominal organs are all held in place by liga-

| ments or cords attached to the back l ` bone, the pain in most of these cases ,

tween the shoulder blades; some- ‘ mes it was higher up the back, right at the neck.

You can readily see that a pain

at this point is not likely to be

omach condition, 71 of which’ the pain on the left side. These

thought they had tuberculosis

51 o fthe 87 cases the cause of

pain was a "dropping" of the; ach. This caused a dragging'

at the back of the chest, be-

ght due to the stomach but to

there 'f ‘

M:\-I dllln'f, I just nrt-lliontlv mpg 'rh

henry charge." "Oh," he snlll. "we'vl=

. I 1

got ihrr-tl’ more against them in Bard t0 U18 T€dU0tl0U Uf -Erma-` we have heard a "eat de. n

Xilnlllrlgllo.

allli. in-_\'l~:ll,r.; 1 ,,|.j@,¢ l., ,,|| lm, ments, because, at its last meetingf

evil ', 1’ _ - -

onto his conversation “lla

ivlivll thc llculiscll persons were not It n flresr-nf.

,,,,,,_,,,_,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,, ,lm _,l,,n,_,,m .l Donald cabinet, to preside over theltlos has been less frequently dwollll

= upon. But that it is an actual

erence, and Mr. Henderson will; l

‘lpower in our modern public life the

Now whether this be legal evidence no doubt’ occupy the chair' since ll most casual observation would show-

ol, not’ lt ls an undoubted mmm in his nomination, Mr. Henderson has, -rake the mera mntter of n;l:‘iib3'\Se~ Elon that a member of the Lea gow in a. speech at Linoolna Inn, given llshttlaeoposllillngiéigi ilicxxszed from ernment came to th cn _ it as his opinion that the people £1555 to class and hom sex to sex, ____

he world are not onl read for

xlli. .lollxs'l‘n.v~ ivhfll nlwlm tl.,

"€|i;’l‘l'l'I(_Dl'OL'll1‘: lt is cerilnllily not conf

e y and inter

viewed the Magistrate and the pro- of t

e League of Nations Council of this Dominion without giving

Mllldgllllllllll‘1l»Ilns;h»l"ll’;»erl_hl’ulnlnh apparently appreciates the sincerity our People a fair deal in return.

v'<‘rc only irfflfiur. It is n wmv of the British Government with re-

Umlnaled MF- Aflhuf Hflldfwi ously seek to instruct us about mass

.Nm ,~0,,l,.l._.l.,ln, ,__ ,lnnn nnnl son, foreign minister in the Mac--psychology. The theme of mass poli-

Betty Mackay, IV Gr. Westmount

High School.

recent years, oi’ mass production. ‘There are also those wiib continu-

The Public Forum \

This column is open for the aleeaulen by eerresaoniltllli of questions of Interest. This Charlottetown Guardian does nge neeqggrily endorse the

opinions of correspondents.

'nie Llnlntai. canvass

Y V ~ t tl ut for vas new ructiscd

we et an enormous po en a y Sir-The can s

lshouldcr blades. This gas may be _ic:l':s:ll by swallowing air trying to

lclear the nose and throat, or it may l . be due to gas formation from cer- `

something wrong in the chest, likely tuberculosis.

Another frequent cause of pain in the chest is an accumulation of gas in the stomach. I have spoken be- fore of showing this ball of gas in 'the stomach to a patient by means lol the fluoroscope and a mirror. It , was as large as a child‘s toy baloon. fThls gas will often give a pain over fthe front of the chest, and also in ltlle back of thc chest, between the

A »;=;»»\n-sf =- as-_~ -

is s '

li ll

The `Haberdaslre '

. ll D)

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of the mm who clung ln, An editorial from .the Montreal Herald, (Liberal) of June 15. , _

Sweeping Reductions

A Dollar Days _IHURSDA Y & PRIDA Y

_ June 25th & 26th 0 N

` These two dollardays we are makinga special eiort to give you

good merchandise at prices so low that it will pay you to come here. We have no sale stuf or, seconds; every line listed is from regular stock. Come and lets do business together Dollar Days.

MEN’S WORK SHIRTS, 95c. Real quality work shirts. Regular $1.50 values, large fine made shirts. Dollar Days . .. ..,... ...... .. 95c

MEN’S WORK SHIRTS 85c in Khaki, Blue, etc., bestlmakes, large and _well made. Dollar Days 85c

MEN’S FANCY SOX, 4 pairs for $1.00. 30 dozen Men’s fancy sox on sale Dollar Days at4 pairs for $1.00

PURE WOOL COAT SWEATERS, $3.00 in line, newest shades. Regularly worth $4.50. Dollar Days $3.00

MEN’S CAPS, GOOD PATTERNS $1. About 50 caps one or two of a kind. Regular $2 values to clear Dollar Days . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . ... . $1.00

STRAW HATS, $1.00. i Fine quality natural straw shades, dip fronts. A hat with the appearance of a $2.50 haf.. Dollar Days .. . .. . . . .. . $1.00

MEN’S STRIPED BLAZER SWEATERS $2. Pure wool striped blazer sweafers for young_men. Regular $3.75 for $2 Dollar Days.

BOY’S PULL OVER AND COAT SWEATERS, $1. Odds in boys bull. over and coat sweaters worth $2 up. Dollar Days to clear at . .. . .. $1.00

MEN’S MEDIUM WEIGHT COMBINATIONS, $1.75. Very fine quality. Regular $2.25 value. Dollar Days $1.75

TIES T0 CLEAR 59c. Dozens of regular value dollar ties, odds and ends of our best sellers. Dollar Days 59c

PENMAN’S MERINO UNDERWEAR 90c. 'Shirts or drawers, special price on Dollar Days_....... 90c

MEN’S BLUE OR BLACK OVERALLS $1.00. Dollar‘Days we clean up many odd lines in Blue or Black Overalls at .. $1.00 Balbriggan Underwear $1.25 suit. 2 piece underwear, Penman’s balbrig- gan shirts and drawers. Dollar Days, suit .. . . . . . . . .. . .. . .. . .. .. $1.25

YOUTHS BLOOMER PANTS $1.50. Large size bloomer pants. Sizes 34, 35, 36 only Dollar Days $1.50

MEN’S SPRING OVERCOATS $10. I-Iow is this for a bargain, 10 men’s spring overcoats to clear Dollar Days, $10. worth double.

MEN’S GABARDIN ES $12. Dollar Days we are clearing out our $20 and

‘$22 Gabardines at $12. a spring overcoat and raincoat combined.

MEN’S SPRING OVERCOATS $15 cleariiig out spring overcoats worth up to $22. Dollar Days $15, all new up-to-the-minute overcoats.

YOUNG MEN’S TWEED SUITS V; PRICE. 20 only young men’s tweed suits. Sizes 35, 36, 37, 38 to clear Dollar Days at . .. . ._ . . . .... V; PRICE

MEN’S BLUE SERGE SUITS $22.50. Extra quality, indigo blue, splen- didly tailored and guaranteed by us the finest value anywhere Dollar Days $22.50

(Models single or double breasted)

MEN’S LIGHT WORSTED SUITS $20. Some light shades in fine worst- ed suits. Regular up to $30.00 to clear Dollar Days . .. . .. . .. . .. .. $20.00

YOUTHS WORSTED SUITS $15. Fine worsted suits in sizes 34, 35, 36, in blue or brown stripes. A very special price' Dollar Days at . . . . . $15.00

Henderson &C'udmore S

or dropped, it is wise not to eat too much at a meal. Drinking water or

l is-i,

l stomach disturbances.

$*"_V -I 'i l A ' *iw 'iii 'gi' I l ' | |111 .lf ` 42 *-_

_ Es THE "ny Strck To Your Cuns,Mr.Bennett! 0 ' _ _ _ ' ;`

"°-'-'°“‘-‘l- °l::‘.::.&,:‘;:::f.':l_ 1;. ._ ....l.'.°.:.':°'.'.f°:-.:- '“ '-""° vs-1 1-H-~ -» wi s= in

_~f ._

_ _- _

S D llullnll llllv ~”°°

secntlon mth regard to a me wm_ disarmament. but are eager for it ideas, whether sound or fallacious, by mme 01 our Liberal candidates lend brollen led th

D E65, EPB i1l'E

tins their aovsm hlch are ntted to sway the crowd- follows courses designed for vet- none ,md ll, Gm, are mad be-

ing before the court This taken in 'md are “Dec ‘W ' °

' th to be h an 1 d f Federal

cnnjnnctlon with the evl den t ments to lead them to it. More and more ere seems r w s 0W¢ ¢ 0

Hllxlely of Mr. Tweedy to have Mr. Russell Clark legally represented ln

' dimcnlt. What kind of government

3°, th; lui ;lind that the Prohibi- evidence in the Mccuirk co-so °lle why_ and then the instinct of poll- To the mlnd, of intelligent ¢lt- could be expected from them, only

on our being run as part of wonders why the Lea Government “clam ls ln 3° all-mg with it, seek- lmns these lal,l.l¢,¢|on, are mel; lntrlgne and nnnly angnandlsmenn

the Lea. Government political ma- bothered to introduce a superflu- ing' to justify lt, no doubt, but al- wlln contempt' because as ln the They carry no hlghel, mnllven An_

'rlcl¢eto1Leave Act. ways conscious that lt 1* °- °°"°"¥ ease or eggs and butter. these ,my ln follgw ,, _Maher l,l,,,,, 1,

tide running which may CHU? *hem charges are certainly untrue; in the wmlln _ A lm n t 1,1 t

g p y o a e o pre-

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was handed down by the ponncal "Federal mmm is NOT THE intounglcenssolnletlllngaeontaulz H10: gale and income taxes, the latter be sent their claims to the public on

heélem or N Y k HDD l Y’ ' ing lighteron thelesswealthy, and then- mm l-ecard, 5, degellgeql and

*W °f - rssuis. It is the Provincial clovern~ bllltles of mass action by the pc- the ,ml lncome la,” ,,,.l,l,,, M, ll ln ll

w en ey oop to such contempt- ‘

. ' “mi ment and the Prohibition Commls- lll-|051 multitude' M "W th°“!5h;u‘l’t than under the latb King 801/CHI- ible glmvggg, as some of them, at

th l'll

1);-_ Manionvs Asyurance alan that are now before the lnry e pe Dua conaeqU¢fl°°l im ; ment, the decrease of the taxes On least, are followinll. they deserve

_ m ol, me electol,E'.._l_,all.lol elecllon ggxufggstzgtbrxtdizcu d ° Very llfsc ll'l¢0mc-5 I! .llllllflcd bi'_‘,not only defeat but scum. I'd rath-

wrh h_ _ ,_ ' the encouragement it will give cap- er be a dog and bay the moon

ere as never been any mum' °d“°rm' Jun' 21’ 1927' `*'l*~°_°_-- itallst! and corporations to lnveit than auch a Ca adi A th

. n an. no erl

“*- Bennett C*°"¢mm°“t W" °l°°t°4' more largely in industrial enter- phase of canvass of a local 0|-dar `

r con mporary‘a quotations Where would our farnlers be today priaes. Again the sales tax, now 4 may be specified by one particular

H°"- Dr- Msnlon. Minister or neu- 1 m the e--:eches or the conserv-` if they had le lace the rulnous out- cents undef is ilsriod of depression. Instance. which ohms under the

ro ' , d and up to 6 cents under the King writer'a observation a few days

federal candidates in l930`side competit.on permitted an en- regime when then was le” need "0 I

ve convincingly that it was al couraged under the King Govern-I of nvénue, cannot be mnsldued u

We fel-lon his appointment to :hcl fortunate dayfrer canada th t th ' " ‘

chine, just as in Tammany days-if ous U09 0-15 D"-'Sent-"iustice” so called

tays the Toronto Globe lLibel‘al)‘ ts to the sympathetic attitude of ou

1"" Ind Csnsls. tcwinl the can- ttlve tdisn National Railways, and fm- pm

e S 0 E 8 cause they have not been broken, Tm

____ a force in political milliefs 05019' questions is. in their Opinion. dc- lm al- gh nge] to b_

r e ey y e

Editorial NOIUS ins the ability Of ¢V9l`l Hkllled 1¢°d' flcient,andst.re:ses the iiow prices should men who resort to such

b dir ct some ur

ers t0 C0111 Bt 01' 9 - 5 5' for bllllier “nd E888S» We “|95 “"9 political tactics be tolerated as rep-

hl-S °0Ur¢. indicates pretty clearly Readlng batwgm the “nes of the 1118 D011?-lilll m°V°m°"l? 8°*-9 smrledl the income tax, and the alleged resentallvcsll The ans,-er ls not

no one seem-S i0 l¢l`l°W -l“5¢ 11°" 0' broken pledges of Premier Bennett

a einent? unreasonable. And as for than al-l Uontinued on page-I '~'"

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tain foods. ' 'An abdominal belt is helpful ln that Chewing the food well, and avoid-

What about treatment? it holds all the abdominal organs up

Where the stomach is placed low in their proper places. 'lightening lessen the trouble fromllthis cause.

the abdominal muscles by bending It is interesting and helpful to know. exercises is the ideal method of that so many cases of so called tuli-

other liquids between meals should _holding up .all the organs, stomach erculoala are really due to Ulf” be limited to one glassful at a time. included.

ing the gas forming foods, sh0Ul'i