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Notes by‘ the way i The Public Forum “but but» ,

Tlila column la open for the

. £01m:

of quutlona of lntararat. The m. By jalncqw. Dom-n. M.D

OI! facts about Immigration to Z (hnada are that the total was [greatest in m: when it r r * '402.432. The next highest was 384,- ’ 878 in 1914. and the it west point in Charlottetown‘: allllxglll d3: recent years was in 1916 when only M“ "wu" Y ‘n T“. __.__-____._-.__ . r 43537 semen uume h‘ The mm] oflnlon. o’ °°"..’°” ‘n SATURDAY’ JUL‘ 30' 1927 ran low till 1919 when it was 51.702. uoooooooeooooboovoo+ooo "' ' then ted 111,336. a " in .- » 5m) ,so1utc1y‘ valueless but hnrtriii, it “no mmlzeuzw w Mfr, “Th: moan ABOUT THE TIDE HEALTH THE mass KS to th initiative and the “mud be wigs? w conjecture. bye“; 1922 and 1m Show“ a heavy Tgphe oil l? chmlliclfnt itl Hgirkins‘ J’ Iclniililrlalogoohneo! ofJohtlf _ e i - - hjc » ~ . ir;— oug seems -i r , . experience o‘ 12mg.“ of boob w ‘ ‘decline ‘gum Th“ was followed by musi/ineless to mic: inw contro- world's greatest mncer speclahfl. ‘ patriotism of Mr. Adam Andrew. N‘ wiuuygg 1S that there arcin good recovery to 148.500 in 1924. vet“ Wm‘ a mm u; m; type of pays a high- compliment to m: lémtlve of Prince Edward Islarmiemugh u, 5,355“, the demand. Lib- Since that date it fell of! again w mental", eyldenfly r 5; o; the press, weanling ‘to Editor inc and now resident in the United “rum hem mu elsewhere w“ u5'96.064 in 1926.

Ian-ah; Dally (founded 1B!) 85-00 n" yan- (ln when») hllvvred- i “JQ "f yo‘; (In adv-anon) ibd In (‘armada and filled Stun.

a fl» PIrAII-loal-I’. chm- u. nun-r‘. Vloe-PreolJpIl-J. a. tun-m. .1 Ida-r and iii-aqua. I. Infant. Aahoclale bdliob-l-l. h. lIIIIlP_ L 3 annuity-Hi. (‘IL D. A. llarilanuu. ll- N'- 0--

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SCHOOL LIBRARIES.

author of “Chimes from"t e‘"Bel- Publisher. _ . ___ fry", I hope you will do mé the hon-‘ 11c says the public should be 5am’ m‘ mm‘ w provide a “bu”! that seventy-five P01 Cenl- 01 111i" Th; naming“ Bqfggu o; stamina or of publishing at least this letter. told all thafltbe ‘“ I profusion » .. -1 _Toporaphrasehisownwordsthiscantcilthenhandlunwlilingto u‘ every school m the provmoe has 5°01“ “ken ‘mm the pubuc “but!” gives ‘he u“ or Canada u 3397' "victorious bully", this “incontinent- compete with the quack for front m“ “mm” 5mm “d Pmmlse‘ ‘°. are the latest novels and that scven- 123 square miles i=1"! '12; 923mb“: ly fierce" and albeit “blindly iiioaic- use 5mm any day. I turn w iii: -. - , f _ - in 1926 at 9504.700- l t 1S WU! al being" endeavors vainly to cam- press to fight against cancer an materialize in the very near uturB 1 ty-five per cent. oi these are triisii, nearly onemmrth pa“ are located in Dunne the issue at “aka nwtlagaimt a“ other dxseases. Due w Mr. Andrew some time Ego Benet‘ much 0i it worthless and much hurt- the {our provinces beyond the mkei issue, sir, as every sane temperance me spwadmg or sound advice con-l ously offered to contribute to an.‘ m]

Th i “e ‘em prov an as“ reformer knows has now become of Qefning meth, excesive use of. . C‘ Olll‘ ' S 111035 ' undertaking of this kind. The matter Readers at books pubushed ha]!

such a nail-ire I8 W Pill llie Whflflfi tobacco and stimulants, '70 per cent,‘ h” since be“ under mnsldemlmn, a century or more ago, and who rend would be 2“. times as many as the by prominent citizens and a modus‘ m?“ marllimes-

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milled l0 ha“? 23750-300 Wimle- “mm 0f true wiiipeffllifie bflCK 101' 111811! of the possible cancer patients who‘ YBQTS- In fllwmilmifl l0 05101111511 come to us, arrive in time to save‘ his llit-‘SiS U131 "Pmliibillfm" l5 U"! themselves from actual infection. l 011i)‘ 11190100 0f llf0m0lin8 U110 Wm‘ In the days before the newspap-i P01111109. "115 "11010710115 b11111?" Ye" ers were spreading health educa- wris w 11w obnoxious method imr- lion less than a per cent crime in sued by himself and his confreres “mu

Ontario 33.38 per cent: Quc- oi calling names to those who differ And in "us fight against dismsg, I‘ "minds me o! "u" and poor health our physician and‘

those oi today, find that our litera-

ture. like many 9! m“ habits" L‘ The percentage oi population in drifting aimlessly. with little evl- eat-h of the nine provinces is as fol-

opersndi was agreed upon at a meet- ing called by Mr. Andrew, a report q! which appeared in The Guardian of last Thursday.

The benefits of such a library can- not be overestimated. The pupils lll our rural schools have not "the gen- eral advantages enjoyed by city pu- pils in whom a library is accessible.

~ x t to cater to lOWSI dance u’ purpobe e cep bee, 26.87; Saskatchewan. 8.62; Mun- {will i233“ “e learned m our 1 m I t ks - b . _ . - L i l? 0 ' dentistsare now n e ron ran , itcba. 694, Albcrtaufi '10. British Co v schoobboy yeam V ‘ n B not an usugual Sight m see‘ b0 d of W]. umbia, 5.9:, Noia Scotia, 5.96. ~5uck5 and stones may break my “health weeks" in many (“Strum and as near to the r crs New Brunswick. 4.41; Prince Edward bones, " throughout me Unflgdv smws, giirity and obscenll)“"5nd "i? ""1- Island, 1.02; Yukon and N. w. T., Bui names will "W" bu" "ie- Here physicians hna dentists ex-

_ . - In the campaign recently closed - er i118 better. Things that were 0.14. The city and town P01101800" in R E 1‘ the advdcam o, mm iimiiw and "W" fret

sacred a generation ago are today gleadny gains ‘m m“ c’! the mun‘ temperance have been called by the ‘ try districts and they are now neiir- most obnoxious names of. “wetsf

a growing popular thirst for sensa- tinnrilizm and even for the shad)‘

__ all who come. , There are lectures, demonstrations; moving pictures. all pointing out‘

grey coat over a rose pink dress and

innit w be igreefed by their mics-l

lover a soft pink lace dress. her hat; {being slightly paler in tone than her’ coat. Others in the Royal circle in-

The proposal mode by Mr. Andrew and to the carrying out of which he generously offers to contribute. will place these advantages within reach of the pupils of all our schools throughout the province. The com- mission above referred to are now working out the details of the proposition. and the "Adam Andrew School Lib- rary" will shortly we trust be an out- sfanding feature in every school in the province and will be of incalcul- able value to our young people. Edu- cation is not merely the mastery of school text books. There is a world‘ outside oi these and contact with this outside world is a

appointed at the meeting

ledge. This contact can. to a very considerable extent, be

the subject oi jest or ridicule. Rc- ligion is mocked as an old-fashioned fad of an ignorant age, and the

1y equal.

Notice has been given by the Na-

"runimies" etc. etc. It is not clif- ficult to recognize in these sobri- quets an echo of the Pharasaic cry of long ago, and this reminds me

language of the gutter has crept in- “m” Rmlways ma‘ they are Mr that Prohibition is neither Brit-

to our most popular works of fiction. From this it cannot be argued that there are worth-while books written today. There perhaps more than in any forme The thing to be deplored the demand for the trashy literature is growing with the grow-

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age. that

ing leisure and the growing taste for indiscriminate amusement. The sen- sational. clean or lewd, is more and more taking hold of the popular

taking advantage of the drift,

peiiling to the Supreme Court of Canada against the recent decision of the Railway Commission in the matter of Maritime freight

m that the Railway Commission had

no jurisdiction to make the order re- cently made and served on the rail- way companies. The preliminary

at Ottawa on August 3. Thus one delay follows another in carrying out

the Duncan Report after it was en- “on o; puma Eduard 15mm; given 8

dorsed by Parliament, and ordered by the Railway Commission to bc

"m" mm’ fancy and unprincipleci writers are put in operation- in an education which means know-

Premier Baxter referred to this

ish nor Christian. The author of "Chimes from the Belfry" ignores the- fact when he resorts to the characteristic methods of his mud- slingirig companions. It also con-

many, rates and the routing of freight. The firms in the uuuu o; genuinely Wm- r appeal is based on the contention perance people that the so-called

people have uncon- entercd into an

temperance sciously perhaps

unholy alliance with the genuine<

wcts and the genuine rummies. The recent investigation by the Commis-

ability to read, the growing hearing of the appeal will take place S1011 held iii Cliflflimiemw" h“

brought out this unholy alliance as nothing has ever done before. The decision also of the Medical Associa-

out the other day points in the same direction. This ody of men belonging to the noble profession on earth refuse any longer to have the nobility of their profession de- graded by giving permits 111 the

I" ma“ ‘mdes- mdudmg m" °“'“- matter, in an address delivered am manner hitherto in vogue-

Secmedla worthy effort is being put forth to bauque; in saint John on wednes.

through the proposed school libraries. change this drm and w direct it d“, evening last‘ He Said the Cana. 1N5 DFODOSi-‘ti to communicate with mu, more wholesome channels p“, dlan National Railways could not flout the will of the people. and that hasten the cause of true tcmper- 0910i‘ 30101395" "imntfles-

former pupils of the province. now

Andrew's proposition. not by way of ‘siilicitlng their assistance, although that itieii rriiiifbt- “entertained. but it; give them the privilege of contribut- ing, if they so desired, as an ac- knowledgment of what they owe their native province which educat- ed Ythem and placed their feet upon the ladder upon which many of them, like Mr. Andrew, have climbed to success and prosperity. Meanwhile the Women's Institutes are iiskedm secure the names of such "Islanders abroad" as are likely to be interest- ed.

The success of this ilndertaklng

abroad, and acquaint them with Mniuuuiug for yeursl conducted by out

vate reading clubs have been func-

the province would light the appeal

to the limit. If a decision adverse med“:

Yes truly! “the tide has turned" and if the author of "Chimes from the Belfry" would ring out this note he might help materially to

These doctors composing the

ance. a1 faculty "of “the USN mud

the road in hwll-li- 11-110 Warning °flPrince and Princess Arthur of Con-l

the pitfalls that may be 81100111301“, ed on the road.

' The advisability of yearly physici a1_ examinations. pggarnination by; the dentist twice each year, the‘ differeritkinds _o_f‘. food stuffs and their value to the body, the pre-i vention of typhoid, tuberculosis“ scarlet fever, udiphtheflii. 51188950‘, ions regarding bathing and exer-, cise, all form a part, of the pro-J gram during Health Week.

One of our large insurance com- panies took over a city in Massa- chusetts some years ago, and ran it, from .a health- Jf-illidlmlm 101' .8; whole year. i

The results were most siitisfactq ory, and the lessons learned by, that community will never be for-l otten.

This experiment

began similar work themselves, without outside aid.

Dr. Bloodgood says rightly then‘ “Let the press continue its work" of enlightening the public on that

their health. Health Weeks are likewise held ‘in Canada. Great Britain, and‘

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‘ette dress trimmed with lace, and at

lmatch.

' " th ry best 0i i ' ibest people, the books selected for to grip wishes of the people was giv- fiilisdldg: :£o?gve ermvtveueen sluwr‘. I THE “joint reading are the best, but not-_. 611 by the Court. then the Parliament in appreciating the 11°51'10" taken. °

Iwithstanding the best efforts, the 0i Canada wwld be called upon w

still outnumber the’

up by a humble member of another": noble profession who refuses to a1- o low his pulpit to be used for any z QUOTATIONS FOR other purpose than preaching the‘: 599K Lgvgpg

1 ' os 1 of the grace of God. +._.“Q+.‘ iggoglgtgthge author of nchimesl-owov-oooomooo» Saturday, July 30th. Bach died.‘

- . . ARY ‘rbfidge club and the dancing class see that its legislation pertaining to A sEmEs 0F LITE“

the rights of the Maritime Provinces ‘ Sane reading was fully carried out. ‘clubs and the majority still go after ___ gthe liusks and, when the latest sen- “u c2" b]; 532d ‘if 2" zzlwiis’: u . _ says t e on rea aze , " a National novel doc-s not supply the they have shown throughout ‘he utmost sympathy for the Maritime

from the Belfiglwnlsills 0: Sucglignl the wmvany ° “ e “’°' "s ° "i150: c- , m1. iquity" and concludes his lamentat- "y ions by the most blasllliemillls Stale‘, ment I have ever seen put in print-i

necessary thrill. the movies are re- fjllifllfd to. shippers." Sympathy is all very well

There iire books worth while, in its prover place and when ii books on scientific subjects which shows itself in actmn‘ From the “from a“ the mystery and romance; Maritime viewpoint the action of the m“ the m0 t ti railways has been dllatory and an-

_ s sens“ omhver “antagonistic rather than sympathetic. wish for. There are biographical At least. as the Telegraph-Journal and historical works which aflortIDlil-S ll, "the C-N-R- has been Sing-

Some women kindle emotion so . ldl I ' l1 1h l “IQ But‘ sir‘ ‘t Seems to mgirgegessjggllztilgminFcznrrllnr lsiiflalllCC with its “any 0n l‘ colllaroverig he wishes wrise, and finds, on comprehending °l “m” mem“ y‘ ‘the situation, iii-t faithfulness w

carry on the controversy. let him dOi ‘h Id I is l M” treachery to so by other methods than abusing ‘h: zemivfhrd; re _

the plaintiff's attorney.” Then, Sir, I shall meet him with the logi- cal mind of a Scotsman and not by‘ the method of mud-slinging which was the only method used by the ad-

COURTESY

Of Courtesy it is much less

ally welcomed by many friends.

l-Ie said. “when do your troubleplly When you aretbus belated?" "We go," they ma. “to than who 31°F?- Who-look 0p life dejected,

A Let 1%: a ; ' I Y“??? e ,1 f

0U Lat (lot of {ii prime Slnokjiril" obaceo in every pack-

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Who weakly good-bye to hope- oln) ~- We go wbertywere expected.” a“ o‘ P . . . u u,‘ ‘ It _ . . . The King Queen had a Aldo 5135a“. "I “ welcome when they drove’ up the g ‘I! Codifiitjhd-lor courseat Ascot forthe opening of ; .v yalltlbiwaqn .

the Her misty was wearlnf a whltecldak with an ermine collar edged Ilth tails - over a grey-blue gown and a hat of the same shade, trimmed with noweri to match, iii-i tcmaied with pink ones. The Prince; of Wales and Princvf-Ienry drove!‘ with their parents. Princes who drove in the second carriage‘ with lord Lascelles, wore a silver

a large dull pink tririoline hat,trlm-' med with a. flower and velvet rib- bon to match. Queen Manuel and Queen Augusta Victoria were thei

tics. Queen Augusta Victoria wore? fl. fur trimmed brown velvet coat,

eluded the Duke of Connaught.‘ naught, the latter in a‘ fawn georg-l

small hat to match; Prince and‘ Princess Paul of Servla, and Prin- cess Marina of Greece. Princess‘ Paul was in a light grey voile dress and toque with feather tuft on the brim. and Princess Marina wore a navy coat and a large bakou hat to

U O U .

The Dowager ‘Countess of Mlnlo was one of the litdles-ln-waitlrig the Queen when thclrMajestles were‘ in residence ot_ Holyrood Palace},

Scotland. .

was given so Among the welcome visitors hereflllme E- ‘ much publicity that other places are m; Dyson Huuue and Mm the branch of the Canadianliandl- afts Guild at Summerside, and Mrs. A. W. Grant, 0f Ottawa, dis- lclosed the fellowship between the

Hague, of Toronto. who are at the

Cundal Home.’ U Q Q

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Rev. Mr. Bate. of fiedericfon, mflarm-Yard which means most go 1hem,,that is B” arrived um mam m spend theillfice from the latter come most of m, mu fumuy, the gueagthe beautiful domestic crafts of

a Mrs. A. B. witrburwn.‘ Wm"-

week-end

of Judge o o 0_

Mrs. Mitchell, of Halifax, l5 thelmiibit Mid all

welcome guest of her sister, Mrs. _ iDr.) Bearlsto, and is being cordlq

___. ..< “HI. .l.__l____._._._ The Premier and Mrs. Stewart are‘

jln Ottawa this week, guests-at the

Chateau Laurler. g I , U I O

I General regret is felt at the lfl-f‘

Mr. Saunders and family will re- move to the city in October.

and crafts and tho poultry runmny; notbe quite obvious to all the visit-i ors who flock to Ottawa this week to; see its big event; and among whom

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disposition of thcPremier-elect, f‘ , ' A. C. Saunders, and his complete re-: A SURE PRQPHECYi-All m1-

o [sh d I _ n u; wd tlons whom thou hast made will c very w e or exp“ ‘come and worship before Thee, O

Lord: and shall glorify Thy niunel For Thou are great, and doest won- ‘.df'OllB things: Thou art God alone, Any close connection between arts. Psalm 3619» 19- i i

PltAYEftz-iOur Father, in heav- ,en. may Thy, Kingdom Come. t

July A 81, m1

The Clnadlllh ‘thinni- ,crafts"Gulld lg tic-operating 1n this e of Canadian wo ,

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ranged and conducted there by Miss and i collectlonvof articles , assoclrd with

farm-house.

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contested tralllc ‘on our ltreeia and roads, it ls not safe for the motorist to venture forth with- out the protection of our new Cumprehehllvo Automobile riiiiry, which provides insurance against allxlsis.

’ . The r ‘ ' this afternoon are Mrs. W. K. Rog- , ‘ ers, Mrs. K. S. Rogers, Mrs. F. B.

w“? 3999"‘! almgelh" 0" the Clljimore real thrills than the most bare-‘ulafly unhappy m “s eflmts t‘,

operation of the school trustees and

‘faced work oi fiction. Is it because

‘translate its sympathy into actual

i rates."

vocatcs of Prohibition in the recent campaign in P. E. I. W. BRUCE MUIR,

Than Courage of Heart or Holiness, Yet in my Walks it seems to me That the Grace of God is in Cour-

are many from the Garden Province. But a glimpse of the section ar-

. .A WILLING PUPlLr-Teach u me Thy way, O Lord; I will walk ln Thy truth: unite my heart tofear

the parents ln the school districts/biography and Science and history; has?‘

' 1 v , As the Womens Institutes have lnidpp] only with truth ma; they are; The respective merits of Nelson‘ D or

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s0 many districts proved themselves‘ 195s m demand than me Imaginary and Churchill as terminals for the LOCOMOTWE ENGINEERS‘ the power behind the trustees, thelghmis u; flctum?

teachers and the schools, they will’! Much could be done m communu

St. James Manse: Charlottetown. {i0}

Orr Monks I did in Slorrlngton fall,

They took me straight into their Hall;

I saw three Pictures on a wall,

And Courtesy was in them all.

,f1udson Bay Railway are to be ln-: lwmgal-ed b!’ 5°". Charles Dunmng-i Sin-The amazing disclosures in

‘Minister of Railways, his deputyrecent press reports regarding the

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Thy name. Psalm 88:11.

Pithvzitz-unire us willing, Lord to accept Thy truth.