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‘ girl-acre‘. from the relics Dr. Wttsox "Pauv The Charlottetown Guardian a... ofthisprimiti\qesurger.‘q rmwhn, ,,,,,,_,,,,,’ “4 l’ ' .~.e widens our knowledge of the inhabi-

ihm-i- s. spurs t ...i~r.-...i....i, .i. H. Hiirnrll, y. .i. I. In/ro'|1\ Llvtll -fi. h. .\ Hu-klnllun, l). 5. O.

Irln =- .|T"l u. in; lam-Ivor. -I. l-t. Hurnrtl, Y. J. l. ,\n-ip4lllr Lilit-ir- tram. Halker uni! In. K. (unle.

764.71!‘ FT.

|t1>\ fiwinilo-il 1-H, M00 prr rear lln when»)

‘p . 4 . ,t 1\l)4||n v» ,1 n '1 ,1 | ' ‘ ' t: Ed-lvrwl bole: Unit-rt! ~» mat-ii iimi I iiimi scam \lI>Il).\'E'~'I).~\Y, sensual-is 2. 1936 _' "‘"’l R"a'lm°"_h3"¢ it" dKWY-n t" litififlfi; --—'¢'~ - ~ s" s " I ff" ~ "Mq-“F ‘lll-"Oundlflgs, m bracing weather. and (uintiiltrs Responsibility f" *"""€'¢-'“al “ml/alv- d! as ll‘. ' rm? dliflnkllfihcd Member for Qlueenis will L. ' ".'=_ ring anticipated Vliii here zn. the ' . or for month at the time m‘ .' ~ L L V, . bu: there may be nothing vzrturicant"

are crow/Y pain-womrili

fftftPiif‘. gfiVflfflfllflflfs 3S

l< O!

well I avar-ivrecked fatherland. ', i f #

_' understi bcznz l}; (ff and not ' ' sweet a; reported vs-qgr '

sb-Jvfi

_ . f-‘uind E of Nlr-ntre '

.‘~l.'. liii-"fll ntav slorevi

. at rcilion, and suggests how much more ' itiajr f”. be revealed by patient excavation and

rRITHSWToTfl-ETCWM CVARDTAII

Over one million alarm

4 00 ever; wot‘

.1

0:22:10.

Midfield.

Of range being the D and

O36 1101C

Notes by the ~Way i

clocks and orherwse are made 2:. Canada

' . whxh something .3 day. Not . rtese cocks are 531d in Can- ada. as a large pa". o! them are ‘ ‘ ten‘. parts of the Canadian factory rr. Clock Company a: might. be

.e Shertdari, for-

um: have ‘send l9 years old, can three octaves and

PUBLIC FORUM

Th]; column ooh (u lb Manuela; by ocrvvlfllivl" " quads-n at lnwrnt. ‘Ibo Clnrlnooun Gurllnl done not annually adorn Ibo uphill! o! corrwpollanm.

MARKET Horst: cwcx

Si: --\\'h Market H1. ..se ago several fa flezetabies.

clcck.

Very often one

me the time?" ' Qersrooc. that one would ere soon, bu: we hear ...ce Wake up some- ani see tna- we :91 1:, I am. Szr. ctc._ I WONDER ‘VHY.

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Em.

A LABORIER: DILE-STDIA

r-O.‘ cot: se I voted Liberal v: a littie 10b. 0th.

An excuse to fire l How far am 1 safe Save it? I know" I wall; " .a'.k Izne. ‘Nina: are my dan-

me out

TH?!“ P‘.

. of my V} §.H.,,,,__,. ,7 gm N]! m» h} voted for me as 7'7’? §""!ll“~Z_l= If I sell my poflatoes or eggs. or ated taroucn ‘is: f! quarter of tea or ‘.121 of way. mom-mks from a Conservative gro- ' gt j y all bhéilfiqlllfl.‘ to go on I s . . _ ~- .1‘ Iccq "l" l":""l-'H-*-‘! _l' " __ l _ I know: that 1'. can onlv I351 {our ‘iIiKQrnP-r o" l3 a‘: “enmdl vears at '21s 'ur"o I ‘ ' v - ‘ me of day we i yh» l ‘ ,"’_ ‘ “am m1 tnrce mm"... “W, of gem o?!" = m; to Pa. .n ose years 1 H. - n‘, w, amost gunk that 011.. Conserva. i . . .. ' _ __ ‘ ' Ii\'%. W 0m the Camobifl govern. t _ 77"?" ‘m?’ “WP; "5 I1.‘ he men: think have no r1221‘: t4; live ' J ~.' ‘l {ritmil a Ema; Clsperhpnfis i" Eizianyp will need some crusts and left over N‘ "i! - sign of ' q Tihe mo __ livuksep body and sou! to< - ~ . u; . r ' . ,, ' The day first prize award for g ‘ re 33km?“ m 033?‘? t ar d r l- _ _ . __ _ e umped. as they certaznlv" will . ge .-=.a. decenc, goes w be w v _ V _ ._ - 1 a mo!” 5e l-dpmi , is um ._ .he po.i-.ica_ reuse heap for t‘ ‘ l ' 1n Medzrvza county whlch Li”? a‘ headmg . , led a. Ema“ do‘ Mgnceninlsiartd hzstory" a "Tenant y‘ v v v,,__ n», Le “o d Rue via.» ortfariizcd. Tncv won r- ' 3"'»"‘l~'-‘F 3Y1 l ti?‘ "7 _ t " ", _ ‘ ppe our. That 01d spirz: can be rev‘ved ‘ _‘ HI- '1',.,,,.),..,.| a“: iarrtc .. name 0. iht? OWTX- b‘, m m“? d dm ' ‘ ' i ' " . drov» to Cleveland, pur- _-_ J Va" i-fldll-‘J auto- ? + 4‘ 4r . and men c.acy had bower steady their gait, . k. ~;,. ._..._/;=t are at times scent \tcc na to present I 3"” 5"- elc- t ( -' U11“ predicted the h:r'h and =i1r'\' l°d Li“? __ __ “Mwlsu 4 , ' - , , . . t he ha e- _ “‘—c ~ tiuinttiguc s. no one cotud have ' - em Gum“; TOO MI CH GROWING r er u 'i rorovidc. haif-a-mii- a r-‘o are responsible *1‘ _ ‘H U I .- . _.- s_‘_. .1 _ t » tqr a atfifK lien,“ nr; one would for so miter. need ss suffering and l’ v“ a admire a Two!"

wen fo-wliiarilj: enough to predict that .1 ' uould u-hcr :n a lll'.\\' prthttvnl _er.'i ics old Cjticltcc, Yct all these things "i104. “hr-n 1".\s'ri-:i"i=.

plfl

France's great J1 Til’)

l ' ' wzciitwt, was striixfnz to win accvtitatice for glu- Y " Y ""“"' "zcwv that fermentation is rtui-c/l hv living mic- ~ - ‘ t llrw . ,2. . . . ' ‘ , . _ ull m"!mlh-itiv-aiou known to hc true-several . l Ni‘. r i, _, _ ~_ . - ~ v I” N w ut inc grnit chrmi-ts of thc dziv CVUYHC/l it lo he ' .' “ ' riiliviiViiis. It is a vvriv knmv-alls have of gojnrv, mi. 3mm. ihyyrmx. ~ ruiiticll- ' i’. A‘ ‘F __ w 1 ;_ ". P“ Pleading for conccrtcrl action to secure i t‘ i w-i "i ~ ' . . -

iontri-l of social diseases. particularly syphilis. Dr. l. Wiiirr, past prcsirlcnt of the Rotary Club of .\l:ilotte, _\'IY., told Xlontrcril Rotarinns that

71- 8 lciifl- i rsvh the

‘.‘ 'r~.i Ki. ;(io~."- _ , v_ Wan m,‘ the problem is one of the greatest now facing v 7- ‘ Vfln/id pawn-Wm‘ humanity. He suggested edutation of the people

a: to the consequences of the. disease and joint ‘action li_v the medical profession and govern- ‘ ments to ensure reports of m so; and pri-vpng {he

~ v2.1: gT-Hf‘. ilatiger to wwrifi‘ theories in

. \\-l‘--_ ~~.- -l -

' poziccftil _ , y _ , . ~ . “m? “mam spread of infection. just as tuberculosis ivris ar- mm: P: . ._ , .~ . ~ rested by educating the people. Dr. \\'iii“rr; said.

h i i l l so, too. could syphilis he arrested. Today, it kills The [Danube Basin

(amdmpyy, l in m" n’. “Hirh Quehcr showed 4o,r_>0r) new cases annually. 25000 King PFhYnr/I Mr," h“. \_ of which were clinically infected. 3 rllldnm i ipprwttvrq has av a“ a“

The. Ottawa Government cannot he criticized

the iittiiossthih" of making an 1 - ' ' . . . for followin the FYN f" -‘ ' - onwzc arnmgcriii-iiw fir f~.iuth~ crii lyurope, am ,9 in g t i.“ fflsiwmrgents. 1:)‘ - l . l . rm - eiZhi-r ‘.\ gnu‘. o!‘ ‘ll rippositiru‘. fr) licritiaily. P a’ g n e a‘ n "m: ‘Stnc c"

. . farmcrs ' \\'..t ' ' ‘ . - l-"ié lilfttiiiarle to ofllnuisc n10‘? ‘ma; 01.03am dpajladaé If" helpmg 2O re lhmuho lmsin has fail- ,' ' _ .6 m.‘ '0“ arm“; m more .h _ . _ f , favorable areas, m calling upon (he Red Qmgs wt] (‘ll c. ut Ital; or o ‘qncimy ‘ “(t in ‘h ‘ k , . h is willing to cutcr in» “regmciofo m” . e e ’ 1d“ goklllg m t c .. .. . ca e . - - not». iuid iir-iicvcs that fhr: cxtcnt ‘gram m, tr” laziatli; "12:? ‘Smurf, Sgtgirlgia pfm - ~ . w . v i0 r ‘WI "Pl-Vwt-l‘ are ready m m‘ l the rcclamatiopn of tlizc afilicicd arias In pufgtligg .""""“" “T! l/fihnca] micro“; m lthis course, Federal Ministers are doing just “iniwlwi "i i” b“ ihe memum of H“: l what their predecessors did hefore them But -» » - v

liven: wW-titp’ vvli-rh the Port

' if:- rif -

vii ‘iJVillJ.

(icr'i1.»’i‘. fir‘ "o5

l?» fl" ‘.

fii-vritziu» ll.‘ iiifll dt-tciitc. The . . . . . . th. M l and Em . nt. t tl ld - a p‘, “l.” rmlflpilfatpd mt only iIPTTlHfiTFFlfifZITl Phovidednihepiileceisoaii); rriielliimsafilf ~ 5-1: Fri t‘: ‘iticrl anvlc.- ' . . .‘ . . m‘ in“ us" “Evprkiniigllal R“ dollars under special legislation enabling it to

meet emergencies. The new Government raises M lnfinw Uknlnpration’ . the "money by Order-m-Cotmcil-a far more . im-Hlflw“ {ram autocratic method. ll ha! now becomes of Mr. ' ' d , iVl/icicrsziiz KING'S long nralinns in the Hniisc ‘of Commons and in the Inst vlcclion campaign

to -~i-il thr- fart that Czechoslo-

t tiifght conic." To this en ». NIH; it. r-ttlvr into negotia-

1'7’

PM“ __ (hnflprnrpd. 1m Sh" mt” n/zainrl Gflffifffltbi, diclalorsliip and uplank. . . v - cheque ' IflflJIGHOfl ?

Ltrirtt" w - _ (‘WT hc. rlfillf‘ with- * a“ * ‘é

nil’ {ill/l full azrcement of ._ .- . i . i - - h" \ H. EDWIN?‘ Frmlce and l f ril. I. G. '1 Atmit, director of the Legislative Rn . Committee of the American Legion has no doubt

,ahout the imminence of international upheaval, ‘and has put forward the Legion plan for Uni- , vcrsal Social Security. There is, he says, going Th”, “ma” QM,“ mm “bun-firm ‘Mm; to he another worldhvar, and the _U.IS. A. shall {ivr- sitffl"?! iiolutq vii tlir- vault, are among the hccmmi mwflwd m m "A" “gm '"d'F‘“° that n trcncnr, _ r,,,,.,, y; ,1 p1,,“ 1-,.‘ nnweir, (La¢h;.h~) will make the last World War look like a side- h. u". \\',.:t,.,,,,,,. _\,,i,;,,.,,i,,g;,n1 Rowan‘, 1.1x“, show. The Pacific will not he comparatively d‘,»,,,,n in ,1... ,.,n;_=._u. ....'\...u_ who“. m,“ an, ,1“. tranquil. Asia and Africa will be in turmoil It m»: io hc {i-uuil in thi- vsholc. of .\sia_ 'l‘lu-_\- “Tm promises to he a national war, class will". MP6 (licl-i|\'f'fl'll iii i"u:iitihi-r~ containing a mass of war and every known kind and variety of a war. hm,“- nf H» ll'.'l\l i._:oo hiulcs. There will he universal and compulsory service.

li l‘~'-lll\"i\' that llllS o~~unr_v was (‘UIHIPCNVl ‘Possibly for women and children, as wcll as for dirm-lh- with iilu- -i'll\';lflf§ m‘ Lachislt alter ll\(."‘,m€11. \\'ith aviation what it is, the front may be '1~t\'iil"\\'l‘llllylili liy .\il‘l1Ilil\‘ll('l'lll, king of Asiiyrizt lanxvwherc and everywhere. Therefore every one in 7m l2. t". The stvlc of thi- chambers shows 1W!" 5Q d belligerent; cvcry one will be enlisted; up, ;!¢-~\- ui-i-i- originally excavated to contain l when it l5 over, therefore, every one will have to t.~,-,-ml,, i-f illf‘ cnrlv fiftcciith century li-V- l" '11" a llflmli; and in the end every one will get a a i”; i ..r uu-r Inn skulls hrotight to London. lpiriision- Because every one will he either a vel- ni lc;i-' llic-c llu-r-c litul l)i‘"ll lfttpzlnllfll.‘ _ fr?!" "f3 Wlflow or an orphan." The query is. ,_ yyrvim fin-n ,1 technical dcscriptimi of will be the taxpayers to provide these ‘hunt "pngnning upi-rtiliiifis 50 f3!‘ 35 C3" bellellcs?

In lili- 31.33;.

l l

lmoreqpersons than tuberculosis and pneumonia, together. Official statistics of the province of,

ri-t r and come 1n for much well-

earned

coizclr-mttntzon. here is a te- frc. lflCleifflY, death of any pr». 1S, to a ofwner. stark tragedy. lr‘ this instance.

however, i: was the thotizhifu llti" ‘acho did not u was :10’. his faul Dealer.

"x/Il relieved by o.‘ the prznnpal. to arctic that it. ~C1cvcland Plain

.\l~dii:il science is usually very carcf to report findings that are at liflwv in the light of mod- ern cxtxiricnce. but it has just made pilbJ‘ sometime that has been

. for as long as the human s persisted. This is the of the British Medical Re-

s“. Council that mcn and wo- men can be naizzed to detrh. It. has mun n matter of common

knovvictlze that resistance to dis- cas, 1,; broken down by 118883118» Sensciosv vvranifing and the scourge of the human tongue are death dealers. They even lead to murder. The Medical Research Council's , finding is no news to sufferers.- Vfctorin Colonist.

During April. 1936. more lbw .767,0m trees were supplied free by the tree planting division of the Dominion‘ experimental farms for lrehabiltfation piantinss 1n the {three prairie provinces-Manitoba.

.saskazchewan and Alberta. Over‘

$71000 trees went. to 60 illustration stations and district experiment lsub-statiom; and 166,000 to mem- ,bers of agricultural associations. For field shelter dem-

j0n5lr3LiOn areas, about. 460.000 trees‘

l were shipped tn the different cent- lrcs. Tree panting ls one of several tmeasures in the program 0i P781739 l rehabilitation under the Prairie ,Farm Rehabilitation Act

to cope with the lo.’ drought and soil

l Brandon Sun.

In a ‘tremendous hurry In the ac- ‘tlons and reactions of llfe and B0- lng-where? That. i; how the Unit- I ed States strikes a visitor from Eur- lope. What. is the object. of it. all ‘and why? Mr. Kaye Don says:

Victoria. Colonist.

When Dr Duncan McArthur, 0n-

‘ time's deputy minister of education, told teachers attending summer school in Toronto that. million; of dollars were bQlHB Wfl-iléd ln On- tario's school system through try- ing to m, square pegs into round holes he expressed a suspicion which has long been lurking in the backs of a great many minds. He went. on to deplore the mlatakm public attitude on the meaning of education. and the place ll: should oocupy in public llfe. Universities, he charged. were forced to accept. lower standards because there are hundreds of students in attend- ance who should not be there. He declared that; nothing ls s0 detri- mental to the cause of education n, the ultfgrly false social stand- ard which says there ls something degrndlnz ln manual labor. Too many of our Y0"!!! b60919. PM chm-mm, bemg trained for whlte collar jobs. The depuf, minister's isfartllng statement. ha; aroused a. igood deal of comment. Many ‘newspapers profess to agree heart- lly with Advertiser

improvement l

b designed i of serious problem i no

that can crow well, and still morei

1f i1 has sonxething to crow over.

‘ Th‘? LIWYHI tire-as. and especial- 4v‘ the Pat has several times soitndcd i chanticlccr trumpet. Over Nfaocnzir: Kings leadership

17 addiii: that; "Mr. Klllg is city." leader in the rittsh C rnontvcalih. 2f not. in

the whole vtorltl, who has remain- fld 81 inc hfad of a political party for that. Zt-itzth of xi to"

Such hardcrdash.‘ Sir John A. MBCDOH-iltl was Prime Minisier of Canada. and loader of the Cotiserv- alive Dari)’ in the Domtitzon from Jlll!‘ 15% 1357. I111 his death on June 6th, 1391. gust one month short of 24 years as Fcdfl-aj 193d“ and previous to than leader of hi5 pm.

vincial Conservatives for 5mm. years. Moreover, in that time m; ma;

only °nt?_pfifl_v' dIeat, 1873-78. and had he lived mllht s'il1 be leader. Mackenzie Kine}; party was twice defeated, and hr.- himscij defeated in his ouin riding had to get 3 charity seal, ln Prince County, P.E.l. and later go to a strong Liberal western scab for a have“ of "S? SH’ John never sought. soft SHED-i 11'" that. but selected opposTJ tion strnnghdds to SCON his vie. tones. Boastinst chnnticleers study hlstorv before crowing, l am, Sn‘, etc. HISTORIAN

should

-—-—-i___. ELECTRIC LIGHT PROBLEM

I slr-"Whfil- if an)’. authority has ithe hfaritime Electric Co, Ltd m °Dera.t<- in Montacue. Gcorzi-town ,5‘!!! Viclnill’? The company re- ‘celv-fd no franchise from thr- legis- lfillm? l0 d" 50 and the opinion has een cxprescd that the liquidntor thi- Montague EléClflf) .cn_ had power tn transfer or grant m

dflmnl" , anyone the franchise given to it by

the‘ Crown. I The claim is pul, form that ti public utility franchise can- not. be sold and transfcrrcd ln any

‘such way without the sanction of

l l

lhe Crown expressed Lhrouqh the legislature. The Marltlme Electric Company

"I went into the Montague area vol- am used w speed but the tempo untarll_i' and of llfe in America leaves m9 dizzy. thing for the

How do you Americans do ltV-lshould lt be nblc

without. pafving any- privilege. so why lo frame a sched- tile of rates and charges nncl have 55ml? RDDroved by the Public Utllliy Board especially when such rates and charges are higher than those chnrizenble ln this city. Should not Montague and Georgetown oome under the urban classification. es- peclally» with water power supply- ing a large portion of the energy. ‘The Publlc Ullllty Act." makes provlslon for a. public hearing and although three years ngo the may-

.ors of both Georgetown and Mon-

tague asked for a hearing on rates. tolls and chargce ll‘. was never granted and that. is one of the causes for t-he continued demand for n show-down. Friends of the operating company contend that the rates. and chnrizes are Just and reasonable and that there 1.1 no dis- crimination but ft is n. remarkable fact that since 1929 it. has n impossible to secure n public ear- lng on rates. and whenever an at- tempt. ls made thi- blit scarecrow is ralned that the applicants will be overwhelmed ln costs nmffflnticven lf successful before the Utlllty Board an appeal would be taken to

the swtcmm-‘Iflndoirtneis which have

the Supreme Court. and dire con- sequences would follow. ‘Phese are actually taken blocs. 1e it. reasonable that. such I

has happened that Some weeks rrzzers and vendors of . 11hr» rent stalls 1n ed wzth pleasure a

xuous spot. for the convenience u o pay rent for their .

.0 a‘: classes who i

‘ Say mister. l

condition of subjection should ntm-' ittntie? 1s 1t. an)‘ WW3" UIQTBWQI“ i : be the present demand. to broaden} lute enquiry to seer a rulinz ls wj , the very r18?“ C‘! Qperflin! 5i 5"- l i and B30 in regard to the floatation ‘of certain securities here. ‘time are the reasons which cal!- ed into exstence the preset" PIO- lhéCllVt! Committee. Similar c0!!!- lmittees have been formed in ‘he lsmgs and in Saturday's issue o! ‘ the New York ‘runes a. truce is re- l (portal; as agreed to betvreen the? Associated Gas and Electric inter-I‘ ‘est; and the National Public 5er-’ vice Corporation debenture holders! lprotective committee. It. is saldv that "both intcresfs are understood . to be conferring on a type 9f i!'l'i iézrtture for debentures satsfact-l lorv for all to be issued b? I319 N" , organized ,compan_v to holders 0! i present debentures" l There are so manv different l5- sues of debentures bv the Associ- ated and the financial transactions so interwoven with other concerns ‘that, it is impossible for me to say: uist what ms settlement will mean i ‘and it will embrace any o! the sectirities held in this province. but I take satisfaction in the flCt- {hill I a settlement ls being arranged with a eroup of security holders. It is‘ further anticipated that the hold- ers o! what are descrzbed as ‘ Gold Bonds" may also receive an ofier of tsfactorvt settlement if the