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PAGE FOUR - ‘ 'run _run/\i<i.o'i‘ri~;1-o_vvi\l c;.uAi<niA~ . =_ l\0VEMBf3R.§9» 1936

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1 '“

The Gharlottetowii Guardian

Y i'r.--nil-ni. i.ii-ni.-wil. iv. ¢'ii»~»ti-r nz .\ii-Lu"

\..i.-.i-fi-~liii~..i, .i. ii. liuriim. rx J. i. st-i»ri-inf; i.n-iii. 1--ii. ii. A. iiiwiiinriiin, ii. s. o.

I-:iiimr nini .\innngin¢ iiiri-mor. J. ii. ixuriwtt, t-‘_ J. I \....i-i..i.- i~;nii-na. i-'ninii iiiiiim und ii. ii. limi.-_

\i.»fn:n,_» iinu, innnnii-ii iiiim s:».<iu ni-r ri-nr il" l“‘_‘“"""l

| 'lim pi-r 3.-in ini tniiniwi-i ilillllvll

lo \

ti -i - i vi _\. s . ,.`,l',:,',."'| ."i,.,ri| tdiinii. mile |..~r wi" tl" mI\=\'\¢-ei \

Jlzilleil tu \`il||i|:li| iiiiil lllllvd »`l\l\\'\\

.\IOND.\\'. NO\`l§.\llJEl{ 30 1936

_if _W...._-- -- ~ ' ' l _

l .i

First Tusk Of The Church

'll lcnziid -vlan lip _ in ,`l.,. ,,,__~_ mn \\-ii-Ks it unlihl be :i lltiiii-iit;i!io'il over llil- sfii;-\-.l't-cl; l_:i i`;iii.iil.i -if lll'.\l'1\l 0l‘ll' g.'itillll_" _ _

This is tl=~ \-_--l'=l lil#-ii‘.;i=t iii lil- coll-;i'c;'.itloli

l.|~1\\ti'\ l»\' |li:_iil<-i:-.' i.l""' l"\. "lii'll“l"’lll‘lv mm. __ ,.__`._.'_.,1 ,,»l_~.i.»n 1i~ ~- »\‘ il iii' the pro- \'i'.<\- -will:-`;: di' lil' the l`i'\'c-'zllii \`l`illl`l`lll`> "1

L.-.“ii l. _ _

1';

pilfiliv

_».._l..,._ ,, ...l _. . ;l li il~;' \-.:r'i_ suill’

ri.\.i i i _ _ _ . lllt. l"1i.. i ".\l~.- .i ~-:ll l~ ini- :lic l»rc:ii:\i<.i\\tll

7_1- _.__,____.____ _` _-___ ._ ip; in i-.i'i:l_-,- pl.lcl~~' that it has lid l».;.r e; ici plihffi- :ill';ii:'~-- the di-.'ipl\t;ii'- lfice ol' i'-1. ;1'l1\- :ill-tai \\.flli~ ~:ti-lrlit-~ iii' our lite.

"l.e;;i~E.i:ll:'i»< ill-i~ \;-iE.il"li._; tilt-ir fl\\'l\_v\i\'\‘ll-

public Sn lun' .is its cliitl olrcct cliiltiiiues

mliloill f@rp|_ lr i. lioiliid to be ai soiilcwlitit illi- :ilisfaietorv iiiiii‘iiii\; prcwciiiler for thc biisiiicss

:iliotit eveiits iii l.<»iidi»ii, Spliiu, \\';i.~'liiliqtoii.

lll * $2

A N

at it -u

'l`he export of butter during October was ver

‘<

.- l_- .~- i- nl llzelr I

mtg azi.! ...li l..i its I .i l lilll

i- - i l

“iii/liz. in vi i».‘i`Ji--._ll~il- \\.:lc:i llii-v t.:<-:li~i'l\'i-.~’_

_,`..,.... l V 1 -t l' lill-is i-..i.l<-_ ill- lu-lv the l.i\\ _l

tl. rl. .Ml -_fn - - .;__;.- i-. dnl-_ 'l`1i=>ii-i\li\'iclliiil_

. .

._' _';_g . ;~ \. -fri till I izi li-~ ilezillllgs’ \-.ith his

‘_ .4 ‘ - i .

to be the lic:iilin_-4 lili ii possible coitipctitur in ,»0;‘2g by' fhe WQJ

F iiiaii \\ith';i desire to lcnow sonicthing iilore N0 “nw |12-S bn" |°5¢ 'W I-39

llerliii :ind .\losc~~\\‘ tllziii lic could nlitliiii from =_)\'zi1.nIm,m ul Q-pam as som “_ e~tel'\l:i_\"s cdltiilil of thc New Yuri; .\lirror.l_>_iiinisli Rigiiiists arlns drive ti. _ - we i‘ciii;irke<l iii thc licgiiitiiiig of this dis- '~"~'°le° 3°'~m'"*f‘"' "Um M“°“`f“j'

. . _ _ . . _~ » inet-e are sure to be stung effoi...

"“"“"" HR' Md’ "I_"“'" 'S "l 3 l“""_".'“" (ff to obtain snnilar rccogiiitioii of th. \-ei'_v great poiver :ind infliieiice; hilt he is not iii 1.a5L.i_.u¢ Splmmrds in d¢m0¢,|m¢

position nf silcli power :ind iiiI'lii<‘iicc that he . c:iun)trics. iiuste to follow the ex-`1 l . ._ _ _ . l....."i`§ lf; .T35 Sill- li§`.Z§$§.§."$fl"ilf2 1 §`}.'fs,l"'§§ §,'§'2‘§"f§`§,sT',2§

:uid ciivii-oils ot the kind ot niol'iiiii_g iicws- . pan of denm.x.ac_es_ but Cm of “meg

l `--.;i\c ‘t-.nl .-ul-l lieard paper to which tllcir tastes :uid iiilcllcrtii.'illwl;

ililzililiclitioiis entitle tliein." ll

can ieriiiziiieiitlv dt-|li'i\'c the people of 'l`oi'iiiiti»l*‘_“}

iii ueiuiaiiy in announcing tn c stand ready to .recognize a ne

develop in Spain if the present. Wh

. . ‘ . - l Edllonal Notes ltlncoveniiiient is forced to move its. dm

-aclquarters to Barcelona. For in use

cntative of sections of the popula- V low tion divided not only by interests.

-l-- tha: event there may be two gov- _ da

‘l`le -` 5 ._ _ ‘ '._

lk * lil _

.\`ii\v article XI of the l.e:i_;iic <>l`_ .\`:itioii.< _lp

nia_\- lead to lftiiwipeziii war iiistcatl ot prevent- dusu fam.. after repeal so me be

Lv-"““H~\' Nmivlnllcli <w"i"` Um WMI the f.lr."t rm! and Pursuits. but by Keography.-' wa

si .»\\' storm, hilt this _\-car it has been liiiticiplitcd. Boston Chrislmn Science M0nll0r_

Bnotleggers were expected to dis-f

pear like "snow upcii the deserfsl th

il," it. "\vets" promised. The extent of the), °fB

bo . . .

lieggers disappearance is writ-u

li professions of neutrality. , lil I

cssibly would also be out. of keep- _ in ing

Quits!

Banu. MD.

spoke 'recently of that type of

_ _ _ i i l-thin, " ,

with the situation which may, argdvogsaalways m1§;:°|us

o, because of the fear of the ad consequence: of constipation d a purgative medicine every

_ , t

1 lcmtof \:iiiit \ii<lrc\\ crnnieiits in Spain, cacli repres-_wg °r ae “large quantity °I

rse food to cleanse out the er bowel. Purgatives and rse foods not only establish a g and food habit or fad, but

ually aggravate the condition. While it is impossible to change ese individuals so that they will

stout, quiet, non-exciTable, calm well-poised, neverthe1e:a, reg-

O r outdoor exercise and mental

large in statistics released by thel Uccupatlon °f 5°me klnd Wi-U take

Institute of Public Adniinisti-ationfmelr minds °” them-*ll/es and

sinlill in coiiip:il'isiui with last yclir, ziiiioiilltiiigl in it $13.42.? :is :igalilst $l._f.t>4;}`Sl\. Llit-csc rust* l tn $;il_§.l.iSil to .$`_'._>_>.t.474_ going clilcfly to the lsliil 01” “UC Pl°<lll<’@ll lll U10 Unlml

_-\t Caiitoil, ,\`.\'.. si fztrnier iiaiiiell ]-`.:irl` ulton i- ili'li‘ve lin' at c ':irf;ii‘ic< ` nz-

"lml Kill-Q‘l“'“ “lil ul ‘xlml '““"l""l"" illti.000 gallons of liquor on which a

l:l\

New York. The institute figured; me nt 40,000,000 gallons or booniegl at

I .. _ tes in 1935, contrasted with B2,-

wiis paid. Now the institute con- I I

u .

ir large bowel for some hours

least. Injecting 6 ounces of olive oil

linto the bowel at night and re- moving it by an enema of warm water in the morning is often help-

ln fact an enema of warm

cuties that booileggei-s \\-lio can pruziilce 40.000000 gallons of liquor

ll l'

_ - __ _\l> _ . li th \ l . lit i ‘ _

it-_~;i-I1'.»..,~ l-.:.< »---lin \-..'i-.- i-» the c-lli~l-lvl»lil"ll Ui ‘ . l " . ‘T _ _ in ii year have not disappeared. In

` " i ture \-hich li'ivc resulted iii the lurlli -it tlilce' . ~

“-,H __,._,._~.li .1 ;i'.-.:i\' \\illi_ l ' _l _ ` ' _ _ _ _ _ fitci. the institute declares that

__.l_E`_< E\ w__` ____ \\_'_\__AA:l :m_`,\ (hip In _Nici sets ot t\\'ill c.'il\'vs_oli liis fzlriii \\'itlllli six \\'c‘t‘k>'. ‘ Li-liitlcggiiixg is as highly organised

» - » l-our other si-is ot t\\iii calves have lit-cn norii =»l\<'~‘ lffllllll HS b<=‘l0r0~-Cllllsflllll

of Q.. ;. »- ., nl' l§l.~ imp- t-.-.l.n-il zclilliliaiii-ii*

tiiiil1f1~i»~'i-=i\.i-ive of lillliimixrl’-. i:'.':ll}' :irc

on lil- fzirni dill-ing llic last tivo _velii"s. `

rf.

t'.ci;cc Monitor.

_ if * l _ . _

f_______l \ __ M. ,n,._,. `§,\,H__,.___.__. _.ml ]_..,.[.m: _ _ _ * _ _ _ _ Ili-.nn a.i-Ivanccs his dominion, but

“ " ,` ` -, . - . - lt ls' :iiilicipated llic l‘i'es:<lciit ot the Cl»uncil` git :.3 fag; as lu- 5upp¢_;¢5_ we

their ini i-1 1`.'.l;n cicii \\livl'i- tit-s law lllis li-l

_ ,I ‘ ,. _ tm _ M. \ .__ _,,,,. any will \:f-it Uti;i\\'a :~lilll‘tlv. lt is not vcrv plc-.i.-:itil ‘ li"-l1"~ l<1l°\\` “lull C3Uf@=‘k¢'““C@1‘~h°1£ .. ni ,l_ iii. il ll'.:l ‘.\. 'l -- _ _ _ . ._ ' .- _ _ -' 1,- - » - - ' - »_ "l 4 4 `. i . ~ ‘_ _ I-__ I _ . “.i.‘;_.h. \\-c.-itlu-r lor piciiiviii_{. but the l’i'cinlei', .\llllis~ ‘_“‘ i ‘_mc5_n" “C dont “°“ “_”

t gli ' ~ _ ~ .

_ ‘iii ot l`tl ilu \\ il s, \lliii lil _\<'ii\iilli - i'i<l

. . . . . -

<‘~c.'itii‘ 1.' :it'-.- t-.l ';` " '»» ~-

lg “‘ \` _ l ,ll _ . , . - i .\li‘. .\lcls;i:ic, .\l.l.._\., :ill'e:id_\' lizivlilg _innltt-1ie‘

'|`o lu' |‘.li.; l -, l_--< is- t`-‘ l».'l\`i‘ \i.i:l!<- liar.

-~ ' .`- 'irc-_ ".~"<it'-,__"‘ :i‘c;.

F- ‘ st it is zlllilost lilv\"tillle

.-int.. .lic sap io the top of a tiec. lt lo" eolnes we are hobbled and bln-.kc:'eti, and go crawling around the lilat-f- in oitr super inotor-cars

\\'i-ll'k i-i' cli'.i;‘i-li li iii-_ "ln lx-'lillill nil-l';il llifl lllll ll” ('Xl`(`[1l'I ‘hm . 1 _ I ` - lm-,.;;;lg fu-.fl ljlggllng like 3 lost; owe

‘c 't-sillciit shui l iii ' in their train

c,.,m.§_._.__,,, :< ip.. 3'-1.: ;;l_§, .ll i_'i-itglliii. _\l:ln_\'l ' ‘ It * * ' baiaizi-_; lici- way honic. The Queen

h_..,`\.Ql .._..: ‘ .'» I,-~ f..~- -_'_-1_5 ..- ;l.~\-_~ _...fill rl:'ilci`.i

rout llo ini t< iii' hic : -\\" <-

.\l..i'_\'. 80.000 tons of steel and scaeliec. coming hsinc from America,

,. . ` t \ dl i .

I tfl _ ` YI .U W ;__,__ Im, nil- l .\l l‘. li\\ iv ill he ltpt up ii

.~i;._ 13- -wt-_':i‘j\.T!<l li -_...._». _ _ ~ . _ __ . 1,. _r__- . ‘.. >

ilistici- ‘l E- li-it' :ntl ` lm-ii.. -l'll\' lillil, I." ‘ml"m"l"l", llillillc 'lllllllg the mmm-‘Tr “H_ll`.l‘ tihli<'“'i -ii -:l itvni :intl ‘l'..ill il:-rr pt-;ii'. tio. “I (~-)“(`I“'C llhuim' lllililllg me lm_"_l. I"_m"<“i‘ J wuoziczi lub. tllc Silllla Malia \10J fn1l;;i_».M_.4 V. _ In '_ ‘V .M ‘H WI! T- VN iw; llpzivy .~n.»\\t:ills fi»i'ct»d eliisiiig. tn trzittic iii iii:iii_\ _ tcnsi AD 1492. Eighty years ago

` "` I ' ._ ` .i i " ': f “ ; - ` ‘_ - ' » 'rains :cn in this country nt more

for 011.- -.if 5.`.i - -;i:11'i‘:‘il:»- :il~'i'. llilite \-_ -in il. n_\‘} {lI'\lZ;_'l‘_'§`l_lli_'l;_ll‘Iwi I llm"`lL"l’l:"'U UE]““_]"l"";l_' hum wi ml,” Plcmy t:.a\.L,l mom °,.;,. ., _ -_~ '.-_l‘ . -lair Jiri- l_~,,ng tl-\ ‘_ ‘- "_" ““"' ' '_ -" 'Il' ‘ I’ _~_"m_ ull »_""‘ .'~o\v1_v ifrlajv. Scvl‘ii'.ccn ye-.it's ago 1 l \ l l \ . y .

\t llllliillc .lull Iiil-uit lc- ~ lh.ttlrd\li is . . L _

l‘ i l

l.iil \I \l l lin fi \\ t c first on

water twitliout soap) once or twice a week together with the "proper" diet, has kept many of these "spastic" individuals free of con- tipzition. While the average individual is

quite wise in eatng some coarse foods-whole incal bread. rye 1 bread. ccai-se oatmeal and root *vegetables-tiirse foods must 1_0; 1 be eaten by those with a "spas ic’ J large intestine.

Dr. T. L, Hardy, whom I quoted

‘ from the British Lancet recently, i gives ti list of the food; and drinks 1 allowed in case; nf spasm of the f colcn.

t 1. Milk and Eggs. Milk pre- . Pllred in any way-c;-eain soups, licecreani. blittcr. puclt-llng5_ Eggs ` as cusnrd or lightly cooked. 1 2. Fish and Meat. Fish-boiled, ieanied. baked; not fried, Chicken _ and giine roasted or baked. Veal, imiitton, beef occasionally roasted -or baked-not boiled or stewed.

~¢,.;-_- 7r;__-3-;t\_»;.-liivnl--vw .--7 \\.-.ii ‘llld , ~ .~ ~~ ~- _ -- _ Ll lf_~ .

:_m`,.f_l, ,l._,\_'__,_,,lI,_ . _.____t.`.,.:.:_:,._ l-:,l;.__`_ um liiiliiiirl < url- iiearly siiini'-lltiiiliil :it pi'<».-mit, but clll\ii;l*;air._l; ;1pl-}eiiirii.li]. riiiiillloldsslllllxgllg l qui;l;ti"tLefrAH€d` bacon in Small ¢ ~-~-» -- _ -- _ _ t .. . \ 1- . l. . _..._ t~1';.i-:i'>1t 2”, _ 'S. i . A __ _-Nic-ms l.. -. _._... _L -,p..-ile \\li..~\- -~e:i-.c ol riglit “ll lu' I.`Ul“.mi`l‘ 1"l"l -“M [lu I\`.)`Ui\ Dklhim 'i`-,-tlliv the four-cngliied all in-.nl 3', V0*`°tabl°°'_ Poiawcs- Well m.H.,_; i, _pl :1.__-,_ INN img; p_.____I. _t_,>_pH_`_:_ mu. ini-iit_ iii;iitit.liiic<l :ill-lui the sriiiic lilgli\v;i_\- niilc-_ ._n._iL_‘2 m5_ 15 mm54_LomlOn Dum looked and mashed. Caulifl0\§'el'. E1 ' ' ' ` , _ . _ '_ age lui* \vllitt‘r travel. ;».;-.~_~_<_

mtl li.-;..pi.» _-1 y.<_.y.»icli :il-.li .i l.\--.- lull t»i an_\

. ~ it if ik i._..

i _ | »

faith til-kv ' il

. _ . .. . l

mar 'ce li--'iiwl 'l-tit llillt in lint-rli;ili~. .‘;l 1-. ll ‘--

Corproalion Taxation _

f`fl'.:ll-l-l for the Roval (."oitiiili~_-intl rin Tex-

t`__ -ti tin-l-ll to he ~'lll`pl'i<ed :lt lt-.'il'i-.:`lig thrill ii: 1.- 7.1:: flgiiii-I iii .'l t*/»:iip.'ili\"~' c~»~l= 'll ~llel‘.'i-l

i 'l`l~e ri-u"=i:~ti. sriv.-' .1 'l`<u‘i-litii cx\‘li'ili_;i'.

to ~iii‘pl'i<e to a:l_\' litl~ilic-s iiian. .\

n:l-z'.`:.':;- l--- lr-i.lllll`:i»`ill:'i :' \\h<i -lid not illclllile taxi-= in l-:- i- »-is wi-ulil .~;»<-v<l:l\- i`:li'l lilill-f-li' ill <li!`l"cul!l.-~', 1.1-l'li'ips in lirillkl'llpi_c_\'. lltit. it it i<l neu-< :il :ui l~:liil-.el-t l.'i\\.-_\'t-i' that fi tax is as lunch a part of all :il'tlcl/_'s l'-l‘ici: as :ile t‘.'i\\- inritcrial; out of ivhlcli it E- n:;ifle_ it nia_\' al-.v lie ll<‘\\'s to` other conslltill.-is who are lacking .xl practical blisllicss experience.

Gow-l'iiiiiciits, wlio follow rlze traililii-tial motto

of taxation, “the most ft-iiliiii-s with the least aqiiawl<in_g." natiirally do nw. :i<lvel'ti.=e that the taxes imposed on corporation< are ultiiiiatcly paid by the consumer. If it were generally* realized that such is the case, that in the price of e\'er_v article sold in Canada there arc hidden percent- ages being collected by municipal, provincial :ind federal taxing authorities, an effective piipiilar demand for economy in government might arise.

_ Toronto's New Daily

The "Globe and l\'lail", as most readers are

aware, is the name of Toronto's new morning daily newspaper. wliich was born of thc absorp- tion of the Cotiscritilive “Mail and Empire” by the Liberal “Globe". The pilblisher, MR. Gzolzoiz ;\lcCin.t..~.Gn. has behind him the for- tune of a tnining millionaire and is prepilrcd f0 “go the limit" to boost the papers circulation. The flag of political independence has been hoisted to the masthead, with a good deal of yo-ho-ing editorially; but, the first few issues. notwitlistziiiding, have shown a leaning towards Liberal policies, as well as a flair for a parti- cular kiln] of jnurii:ili:<m which is more popular across the Line than it has been hitherto in Canada. lloth these tendencies :irc noted hy the Liberal editor of "S:ltiir<l.-ly Night” in the fol- lowing iiitcrestiilg coinmcnt: _

"The (ilobc and Mail seems to desire to ap-

peal as strongly to the trililoid mentality as _it possibly can witholit being :i tzibloid. \\‘illlll1 limits this is probably :i sound policy, silicc a tabloid is the easiest kind of paper to establlsll ln :i field excliisi\-cly occupied by _ri large-p:igc paper. lllit if ig H policy \vhtcli_iiivitcs perils oil me opposite side. 'l`he in.-i}orit_v of the more serious lnoi-iiiii_; iie\v.~'p:ipci' rclilltrn' lil l‘lI'fl"l‘l and pllyll-mic ;li-t~_ probably Cpil.~`cl'\':iti\-vs. :riid ther ilmliiiilitt~.l|). “-:int .1 certain ainotint of iii- telliigcuit itiliiriiizitiiili :ilniiit \\-orld affiiirs and the other topics which iiitercst tliiiiking people. lf they find tht- 'l`.,l~niilo infii-iiiiig field exclu- llvelvliicriipiell l»_\' :t t:illl1>i'li.\`ll _lflllfllfll "ll =.lri»:iul_\` l.:l\.-i-:il lil-oi-li\'ili<‘~`. wine nf them :ire- lilcily to t:il;.~ ~l-.-5 - in <~-~t:illli~li a seriolis niorll- ing piipvi' iiitli ilie :ippropririie lif~llllC1ll lCfl"‘ ings. It i- i|iiiti~ pos-ililc that the licst thing ihat could li:i|ipen, eveti fcfr the (ilohe liiifl .\lilll il-ili. v.-niilil l.c the e.~l:ihlisliilieiit in 'l`ol‘olll0 ii' ll tzllilnill daily \-.-iilwiit dt-finite (`onser\'ativc :il'l`§li"tf<»:l-1--;t ~i1tl.'-.tioii wllich \\oiild compel the iihilic :ind .\l':iil to fall back upon what wi»ulfl sl-ini to be its proper erin-liliii-iic_v, and Cater to the iiilellectiizil tastes of .1 tiiore serious

f . -

~ _ _ . -- .\il-l.-itil-i'i;n‘ -":“-<1 - ll.--`\- --

lF..`_i..\-_;;~`f ll=~t_ |`ll\.l!`i».'-. s hill-~»t :l:';li\:l‘ill, li. . I _ " lu Ul1‘,m" ` hl_“" ‘ll ""1 ‘l”» A,

it-lil-_f :i till-incl' lil:icksiiiitli, h;i< _lust gr'-liiii tht

__.._

_qi-oivii :in-l dug. Snziiv. who opciuitc-' zi l_>ii.lici'e

._-

\\';iller Llppni-.iiiii prints out that

Wbbf-ge. spinach, carrots. parsnips, green peas well cooked and rubbed llllilllgh it Sieve. Tomatoes, fresh

utr.-.-.t is p'.-i';'.'.l.:li'._\- fciziu iii.: in °r4C°°k'j`d. if rubbed mr°“gh R 'l9_"*`-

iii iiiiiiig one city which is the ' Fm"-_U “W *Wold Slim-S

it i ii ll _ _ _

, ' .i ,H M i.,. ,_ .ip I.Li,.m1 pi, _.___ “ul llllil l pil .uit pot ll< ciiiti it l'i\ ilia l li. .\l' V fill;-lit-_al ali;l et-.noliiic iiervc-rctitrc _ and WPS' If Cooked ¢1l“'1\YS Fllb

~- --i» i 1 J -. ~-. -~ .. l ~- _ _ » . _ . - ~ ». - - -

_l“ ' f ' _ _ ` V _ _ ‘. , l llc went iii _\l:iillt- tour \-i~;tl'~ gig-it \\:lli pi';ivtic;il- ` ol 13.- n:itir.n_ _-\ constant succestlont "ing" R -1-l"°» nlmcolf f00l» “P1716 Un i l fi »_- f ‘i.'.:‘.= he tiil\:’:i.l\' lil-lll1;i‘l.c_ 1 _ _ - ‘ _ - .. ,. , .-_~ 2.1;. llll‘Ym3\lB. Nd cu1'l‘ant, ap le or

‘ ~ - - ly ii.. ltliiivilt-d-lc ot piltattics lie\'oll<l ~t-:iliiv tl"'in l cl “l‘ "-"ml ` Loudcu "HDI l I 1 rl » p

"‘ , ' - -" " i~liaI;t- inc Brialsli Empire to its namla 3 C Jf-`llY» flHlll5Cll Cheese.

foizt-.d;i1.on.=. Sirnilzir citt..‘,e‘.;s upon

5. Other foods:-White bread

i':n-iii. :uid lives; with his wife and d:iii_-Jlitcr. >:iid:\ Pai-is might .well siiatlei- Fi-azzcz. im- mi" and 3533!'-‘d _ dlY» Ally "I <»lll:iiiicd all the :iilvice I could iroui _"l'~\vei's ll" bf'“`~l’l“~i4 ‘lf Emi” “‘l3m i“‘1“°°; Find of smoo h' mm b'S°“lt

I ~

Gcrn--inv ta -.ite fri peace The

_ D . 111" -‘P01152 cake, Jellies, plain

tipniif lite whp sc<_ni_t<l tn. l\`no\\_ thc pnl.ili. bmnmm or vw Atlmrw “aboard ¢lm__,‘a_¢_ _._,,gm,_ honey' maple i.ii~lllg lill>llie>~. illticllils lil tile .\l:ite liep.il't- by 1, Im-,-_Cu 1-_»,._ “-mtg ndnm_,_.d1_\- syrup,

lllclll of .\_;i'iciiltill'c sziiil he i‘;ii.~'eil :ui :ivei':i_;<- _\'ll‘ld of jot liusliels :iii zicrc nil a _‘l ' 'I lic l't-viilwl he liczit. zigricillllire dep:ii'liiielit of-

scrious. would not be disas;i'ou<.

-6, Drinks:-Di'ink sparingly with

_ _um |)},,t_ Anici-icaiis. iaking note of Great; H1601. Pieilt_v_of water between ' ` ' Britniii's franctic efforts tal "N315 frlllb juice. milk,

slrcncihcn lzs ali' forces against

General iiistriictous: Take meals

lll`l-ll* >1ll-l- \\'-1* 'Hifi liu<hcls to the IlCl‘l', lit-ld ll\' Dcssibe ski- fleets from ovei- thc! llt rrglllar hcuri; no hurry' small

\\':ili<lii \\- ._\`on.< tlics-ter Cliuntv l’:i

cllai;lit-`.. uiuv well thank a kindly

‘meals-four or five aday. Don't

' .; it at ' ’ I Picvideizec for 3.000 miles of ocean clit when tired or cold; lie down,

. _ b---c ti* iq .ad ._ -t - _

\\ h_\' do not r-ui' linciiiplo_vcd _voutli and lnriiiers; Eiim H 11° in mn im img” i §,`;,\.a?}?ol'.;(fi\Eg;;l;lim mst' Ea' and

lieneiilt l`i'oin thc lfctlcrril Lioveriiiiielit sclii-ine of placing niit-:iiployed on flirins? (_)n his rctiirn to (_)tt;iwa from the \\'cst-, the Ilnn. .\lr. Rogers: told the press that: "Ili thc farin placcilill,-lit;

sclieliic the results have been inost s:itist`zictoi'\'. l by S10-lfllli’ lllL`l‘l`HSl1lI-I llllmb0fS Oli

Automobile trailers, for whatever

reason. are the i`ad and the fancy in the United States iliesc days. Any place worth going to is being visited

trailer families Pic‘ent estimates

Courtesy Of The Great

(Globe and Maili

Asniall incident at the Royal

ln >`:i_~l<;itclicw:iii plone 81000 incii have. been pu; me mn`nib(_`i_ OI `L§-“Hers 25%] ‘Winter Fair on Frida served to

placed on farms, in f\lziiiitob;i 4,000, and in _»\l- 000_ or “hom one to every 125 cus I

bcrtzi 1.500. .-\t the present time thcre are ini-irc Jobs ai-:iilliblc than nien to fill thciii. 'l`hc_\' rc- ceivc on thc farin board and lodging plus $7.50l

_ , M ._ _ . ` _ _I 4 _ _

3' m"'"l" ml of “lm/l '5 /"Ulf [’_\' Nfl- (1fl='| that 100.000 pcrsors already have no 2

illcil/_ The wiiges paid in the fol'cst_\' camps

on the road. The manufacturers are working at capacity and several of thcni have doubled or tripled their output within the vcar It is guessed

homes except, those on wheels, and

eveal the innail grealtiiess which ias led John Buchan. Lord Tweeds. muir. to the high office of Gover- nor-General of Canada, C°lldll¢t@d by bark ways on tothe latform of the auditorium in which n oratorical coniest wa; in pro- BNESS. his Excellency emerged

are based upon the prevailing rule in the pro- *llc Ulllllbcr is gi-oiviiig astolll-Sllll1€'_ through the curtains to face an

viiicc."

ni ni at

Oiir police officials and employees of prison.

labour better mind their "Ps & Qs". .-\ cotton planter in Arlcaiislis is being tried for slavery, the first case of the kind since 1805, In addition! to growing cotton, the accused is City .\I:irslial of Earle, and it is alleged he arrested eight negroes, and compelled them to clear lands for him after they had been "wrongfully and illeglil- ly" sentenced to _'go days each on vzigraiicy charges. No mail in the United States may be compelled to work for another, even if he bc a prisoner. The most that can be done clown .South is to make him work for the State. Other-.._ wise the prisoners' civilian einplo_vcr is liable tn :i fine of $5,000 and imprisonincnt tip to five years.

in in in -

The right to speak and the right to listen. the

right to write and the right to read, are thc in- alienable rights of British citizenship. and as such are above any legislative power in this country. Mr. R. L. Calder, KC., declared. speaking be- fore tlic lingineering Instittile on the silbject "Restrictioiis of Public Speech." "The only way Parliziincnt can he inoved is by inov-ii-lg the mass, and the only way that can lic done is by giving the widest possil>lc scope to zigilalioti. And I use that word ‘ligilziti0n‘ desigiicllly, because wc are coniing to associate it with sonictliing im- proper :ind illegal. Agitation in its rightful iisc. is nothing more than the promotion by public; speech of ti plan for the common good,” _\lr_ Calder declared. Suppression, instead of putting :in end to thought, always etidcd up by :ic-. cclcratiilg it, and he submitted that if Iiiiclid hall

ly. Economically the trailer is with in the reach of millions. A new one may be bought as low as $300 to $500, and used ones are now coming on the market that can be had for even less. Estimates show that a couple in no great hurry can live in comfort for about $50 a. month in a

trailer which is cheaper than stay- I

ing at home. The possibility of hundreds of thousands of homes moving aroimd the country on the fine paved roads the motorists have demanded and received is distinct, but the effects of the creation of many thousands of motorized nomads are yet to see.-Memphis Commercial Appeal,

Glasgow, the most Scottish of clt-

ies, is considering the suggestion of William Reid, deputy chariman of the transport committee, that the municipality operate a fleet of 500 taxlcabs. Under the plan the city would take no pront, but would in- sist that the service pay its own way The location of the city considered, that last provision could be taken for granted. Whether Glasgow runs taxicabs or not. such a move would be consistent with its history of de- veloping municipal ownership of transportation and other public and semi-_public services. Glasgow owns and runs water, gas and électric companies. tramways. ferries, lodg- ing houses and numerous other undertakings of the sort. A good

audience which was being address. ed by a boyish speaker.

Taking in the situation ar, a

glance. and before officials on the Platform could move to greet him, the Governor-General warned them quietly to remain seated and not to nterrupt the address. So, while the youthful orator

soared to his peroration, the audi. ence sat spellbound, gazing on the distinguished visitor and the l.ttie Kl’0up of attendants who stood quietly in the background, and doubtless the lad took full credit to himself for the rapt attention with which his words were received.

It was a little thing, merely the

instinctive action of a gentleman, but it endeared to the hearts of the audience one who could submerge his own importance rather than risk SP°1ll-ns the young speakers brief enjoyment of the spotlight. _ __- many wastes have been committed in Gia.sgow'a name, which is no fault of the Scottish community, and it evidently remains unchanged in its faith.-Memphis Commercial Appeal.

_.num

(l0lllIlll'l' SLEEP l.l0lllI|l’T WURK

What n veliel to :stile ,'. . _

to cllscitss his fifth proposition with liinsleiii ::.'Il.l:dn1s:lkniT]’| there wnlild he no call for thc police to iiltcrferc. ,,|}"|,°:|': :uf _ _ I-Iuclid would be glad to know that the frontit-rs furthe dnybdmiu. l /_ i. YQ A of kiiowlcdi-I6 were being llllslicd ever oiiward.`( if :iT""""'°‘|:'7l';f__fl iff nf' :i proposal made the previous night that the (io_v- I h|_,,,,,,,,;,|,,.|,|,|,_ |{,||,nh,|”, crnincnt should bc approaclied to prevent 'liint -Over-t'll¢|.*ivilll|10\f;_lN|lli'|}|l°Wll\

wlinitlioynocdndnst' QDMH :Kidney

Ilnck frpni 'spcakiiig “an_vtinie, ;iii_\'\'\-licrc or ont muh.. nu _ Hmd___.|| _.Y 5. yu ally stibjcct.' .\lr. (alder qiintcd with l‘lil>l”0\’-'ll' \.idneys".l’n||ni_l|lollwsdhl|ndvinu the Wm-(ls of Voltaire: "I do not ag:-ee with :il llW|""|"Pl*‘l|'|l°l*'P-“'l|'hl° ill

Wm-(l llmryoii say, but I will defend to thc dcziilii D°dd" Kidn’y your right to say it." - .. -Iaunnca Houamm.

“THE SNOW-WHITE CLOUDS . . .”

The snow-white clouds he north-

ward chased,

\Bi~eak into phnlanx, line and band; All one way to the south they haste, The south, their pleasant father-

land.

From distant hills their shadows

creep,

Arrive in tum and mount the lea, And fiit across the downs,-and leap sheer off the cllil' upon the sea.

_ And sail and sail far out of sight. But still I watch their fleecy trains, That piling all the south with light, Dnpple in France the fertile plains.

lcommunity was composed of ref-

. mana vaiazv iusi.n:i-

l ‘ sir,-1 have been readinl Wim [much interest the various letters | in your press and must agree with

you that there is a 8198! 5”’ °f _lust dissatisfaction with our Pl'¢5' ` ent dictatorship.

But there are some matters of

local concern that I would like £0 _inform the public about.

Can any fair minded man un-

i derstand why the relief money | granted Lorne Valley poll WM l spent. in mme valley and Pisciuld iRoad school districts only, com- § pletely ignoring Peakes Road dis- ' trict,-ignoring it to such an ex- l tent that the residents did not I even get a chance to work their l road tax? ’ Can anyone inform me vrhet-hcl' l or not our road foreman has hib- ernated? certainly, as far as our district is concerned, he has. ` Possibly the cause cf our being ignored is that we are all too con- scientious tb allow our children to draw men's pay. _

The readers of this note will

wonder if we have representatives in Cardigan district. If so, are they interested in being mentally alert concerning their political duties?

Whether they are alive or not

we would not be able to answer if it were not for the current reports of brilliant pleas made for defend- ` nnts in prohibition cases.

I am. Sir. etc..

DISGUSTED LIBERAL.

l is

Island of the Blest

tllkehange)

Austin Beck, broker, of Swamp-

scott, Mass., is following in the footsteps of Fletcher Christian. i The latter, it will be remember- ed, led the mutiny on the Bounty. escaped to Pitcairn island and moulded a little colony out of the members of the crew of that ill- favoured craft and a number of native women whom they induced to join in the venture. After a period of violence and lawlesmess the small community achieved a certain equilibrium, and in the course of time Fletcher Christian's great experience proved to be suc- cessfiil.

Austin Beck plans to purchase an

island in the Bahamas, there. to establish a rustic Utopia in com- pany wit.h distant relatives, Sir Edwin and Lady Tyrrell Beck, of London, and ruch other eligible settlers tpreferably' of British stock) who care to accompany them.

It will be interesting to compare

the two experiments. The Pltcaim

ugees from the tyranny of Cap- : tain Bllgh and dusky consorts who, no doubt. were prompted to enter into the venture by the simple fe- male urge to seek a protector. The men were rough seamen. the women uneducated natives. The l Besk community, on the other hand, will be composed of highly cultivated personages who are tired of the worries and stress and re- sponsibilities of modern life. Aus- tin Beck. for instance thinks that "things are not sufficient to en- joy life in the United States." And the Becks are tired of living under the nerve strain of Europe on the brink of war.

We are inclined to favour the

Pitcairn islanders. The seamen on the Bounty had good reason to mutiny. for life had become in- supportable; and their female com- panions had sood reason to follow them, for that is natural to them. These people followed practically the only course open to them if they wanted to survive. The Backs ana tfyillk to shuffle of! all their rmponsiblllties and to escape from _ burdens which are the commod lot of civilized man today, and it is doubtful if they can do it. Further- more, theirs ia a. far, for different world from that of Fletcher Christ- ian. It is doubtful if one can find May my "islands of the bien." The things wo try to escape have a way of catching up with us. If 15 Wfllthy of comment, also,

that the Becks want to get out of all their responsibilities, but want to retain -the luxury of remaining 80618113' superior and exclusive per- =°ll1 Our sues is tint, it they don't_ come scurrying back to the civilization they gr; trying gg rg. kct, that civilization may rudely invade their temporary pgrgdlgc,

t rustic Foizuivl 'F01‘ ViitQ1it1J d1Wd1}‘§'1"[§'

our fBRAH I ,f l-_-.---'-.....:..-:..“r“°° " 'ORANGE PEKOE 1-EA

3 ,.2

Gold Rush

(Hamadryad in The Saturday Review)

lf the pound goes up or the dollar

goes down.

If francs are slumping or Uuelders

higher,

I'm never the richer by hiilf--

crown,

For it isn't my habit to take a

flyer

In foreign exchanges. This flight

from Gold '

May thrill the City but leaves me

cold.

Somehow or other I never could

cull

A kick from the science of econo-

mics;

Wealth in the abstract is nearly as

dull

As the so-called jokes in the week-

ly comics,

And there never was an economist

yet

Who didn‘t go back on his own

best bet.

There must be money if there's to

be mae: `

Cash and credit are old devices. And money, since Adam, has al-

ways been made

By buying and selling at different

prices,

But only in our day do men make

pelf i

By buying and selling the gold

itself.

If A grows things he could sell to

And B makes something that A’s

requiring,

It dom seem silly if you ask me. That neither can get what he‘s

Milli-l'l!\¢.

Merely because they haven't

enough

Of an otherwise useless yellow

stuff.

Gold wont feed us or keep 'us

warm:

Man can‘t harmw or hoe or new

with it. '

It lends no strength to the fighters

arm; -

Thei-e‘s little. in short, that man

can do with it,

Yet it's ruled the world since the

world began,

The maker and breaker qi' civil-

ised man.

In vain we biu‘y the stuff from

sight

In the deep dark vaults of the

Bank of England:

In vain fresh countries from BON

take flight _

Till it's still in use in scarce I

single land.

The less man needs it the more

he buys

Shares in the mines where the gold

ore lies.

If it's not just a juggle of high fi-

nance,

And the Calf of Gold can‘t be re-

stored, it

Seems that the U. B. A. and Fi-anee_ .Which have caused the fuss by UW

way they hoard it,

Ought to be left with the lot on

hand,

While some ample: basis ofcredit

is planned. `

It won’t be planned for A long time

yet:

Mammon will rule and man will

labour,

While jealous governments pile up

debt,

And there's never a nation that

trusts its neighbour,

And the wealth of the world is the

gamblers spoil,

And a useless metal earns more

than toil.

Canadians Do Not Want War

(Bt. Catherines Btandardi

The Toronto Star takes issue

with "several Conservative newa- papera" which have criticized the speech which Prima Minister King delivered at Geneva, and praises Mr. King for his utterance. It

buss its ldulation on the un-

aoubtea im that n wg: Wulf* WU. and sirylzle--iillecmrdi people do not want wan Mr Ki s said we did not, and WM pe nl righii' “°

The whole paint is missed Th

criticism of the weech 0( tm .

Prime Minister has been elmo; entirely based on the fact that "‘ was a deliverance conducive to wa, hlvlllk in view the sqm of mlm of the dictators of Eitropt-_ and the avldity with which they wont( seize on the indication by ,_ Dom inion Prime Minister that the Brit- ish Empire front was not mitted It W” the emnha-is Mr. King put on autonomy, iiidependenm my .unity of the Empire which was de. Plorably the most encouraging tm" he could possibly give to Mussol- ini or Hitler in their ambitioui plans for dominance and aggmnd.

izement.

If Ml* K-U18 Wanted to deliver a

Peace speech which would have been true to Caiiadian cliai-acter he would have told the Geneva de-I legates that canada stood lou, Square behind Great Britain iii- the Patient, persevering effort of that Government l'° en-“U9 Deuce and to make for it permanently, He dld no such thing. The Qmy hope of peace in the years to come is the determination of the British peg. _ Dle to be strong enough to defeat ally asgressor and it is also me Ullly hope for seclirity, perhaps our V0l'Y own, if we could look very fn;

U1'-0 *hc future. _ _ W- Hardins “Asco ”

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