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{AGE rooxj___; THE DHARLOTTETUWII GUARDIAN

Morning Daily (Founded I887) >

' President Lit-uL-Col. W. Chester S. McLiu-o _ \icc President J. ti. ue _. J.l. _ Secretary LieuL-(Jul. D. A. Maclimnun, 0.5.0. Editor and bllinagutg Director J. B. Burnett, F-JJ- Assoc-hut: Editor l-‘runk Waller SLBsCKIPTI-UN RATES $5.00 per ycln ltn advance) delivered to City $1.01) pcr your (Ill adiauve) mulled l0 l’. h-lsland $5.1m pct‘ ye.“ 1m Jllhllltit!) iuaucu to Liiuaua iulu U} lit-mom's AULHI- uurcuu o: Circulation;

"flue blrongcst lllenlory is IVs-alter Hum

the l! calves-t Ink.” ~-'__ _ LJ

Tl'l-I\‘D.\\', AUGUST, l6, 1938 2 —~T 7v

Rcsv-irth In Education

Co1i>i1!-1""- 11 --1' 1711---st;1!1!i~!11111-1it-1i :1(':itt:1-!- izlz- I Ul.‘ 1' =--i' !\'1'~-.'1l‘(!l iii h-liilritf-ui, 11l\‘ll]1ii'\ 1' -- j' ."1- =11 tht- 1!1~!1!>1-1'.'1ti--11s U! liic . - l i: . 5’ . is‘ i-‘v-vit-ititi-ul, iiiwuliiiu iii \‘-. '1' W , 1 1'1 w‘ :'-1- (':1i1.11!i:1i1 |'U!11-':t1-7-11 . ‘~- >l .' 11111-111» 511 1hr \!.ll"Y'lll1"~ ihl u. 1 Y ‘W it !\ . g i'-'1;q1."/-1!. ~iiv~ 1'» - i! ‘, “~11. 1 ' ~!---uT-! hv- zui 111' - 11i! ~-.-1'v1- l"1'- 1.1 iii litt- i-‘h! 1 ~ ' ~.. '.-.'t-~ ;1~ thc .\"11-'11i1:1! ~- 7 1 1 i "i1 tilt‘ ii-h! --1' |-!1‘v~'1.':-.! ' -' .. - '6 ~. i".1- ~1- ~."t 1111's. !-1-"" v ‘14- 1--- '1'.<-'1!1~ hot-l 11:101- '-\'1th ‘.1 - w» '11 1!\\’<'!11]-!l!i!!!. !'11~--!v1-1! 1- -!":1‘.'l! Uvhtlli-Zlll’. !l\\‘- .i- - 11111! its ~11 vvt-rv h- . " . ~:1.'h<-1'~' !‘_-'<!<'l'. ' fiw- ~ "Hl-h‘ hi" ih‘. .\!. !.. ti! ' F vv-iiiiiii 11-1- 1h. 1 iqilllllVii fir" ---'11'1'h ~!!--l!!I! !><- st-t up i111- .' -‘ "ii.- Ji-uih! ht- .'-!'.--\\1-1! t1‘- “"t' "~ ' "-111: ivilh thl- 11!!!l'|' fltCiiti =07 - - - 1- --'1~ v .-s i-ivc 1»':1ii1-.71i_1. .\i-1! ‘i ~ l‘ 1' ! ' I}. \"':--11~'-- of '!‘<\1'-111to 11111! h7=

1'v----=1111--1i<! :1!~o to the (Y-iitft-iiaii

\ ~‘1i7--:1 ‘ti-r- (‘<|.'l!1!i~!!!!!l'!l! 111' rt ’ ..1' V-i-i-"tioiizi! Rc ‘h. 1-i~~11v'!- :1 stt-i- =l'(‘l!‘,< (‘!1'-'l!'.

."~-\.'i-1-'<-= in (‘ruin-la with 11ii11- Pihivztti-ii. .\ ("l-iilra! J-ivh iv-iih! 111:1!:1- it ]lH<\!!\‘.(' for " '"- 01'-uh i-v 1!-1- lit-st nc!ii1'-\"t~11i1-1it~ J‘! ‘\'--'\!-! Y!\ 1!11!!!\! iii-iii tn \\'!!1(‘ out r1 7-11 oi the ilil‘<|llf‘.!il\' of op»- Thvrl- ivmiir! hr- (‘iilllitl- 1171i: iIi thl- \!'.'t\' of rust-111?‘- 114- <1-1--1t to thr- !1--=t :11!- 11-"‘»:<- pmJl-h- i!!!’ iuii-iirri- ~ 141-1- 1_\‘l\!\!(! ivr- iist-fu! to :1 itrqt-

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~'=11'-1-'.-~1'-i ‘s. \\'i1h .1 =v=t-'-11i of -‘--- -:'11-!---1~' ht-st 1i11.'1!ifir-r! to r.'|1'rv an " " 1' -"' !1-- ~-'--1-1t-1! 311-! r1-11i'r-=.1-11l.'1Ii\'1- ptv’! ‘ 1 '! !1- !!v i1i\'--<tig:1t1-1!_ \ _ _. __ .._A,_,__.______ Tutti-lines And Politics P1'1’i-~~i"< of rhi-iiiistiw" 1111:! |\\\'l‘!li'\!1\',!V\' Tl! tiit- i of ('1 h-rmio havv- i-ccn t-xpl-ti- n11» » thi- !!!f!!!l‘l!(‘(’ of \""1111i11< 1111 11'1" '--\'-- 11‘ I!1- some i!l'-'!‘l‘~'t!!"j_‘ liis- (“u v -~ F-itf-ltt"! mts were !l<l"(! For thc ex- pt-i-i- 1111- 1-r1\f--...-1"= took a iuiuiiii-r of !i!."t-!y youth; 11-1 wvt-u 1-.'--1-!<~ 11h! 1111-! qziil- 111cm

1m l-1.-1--.11i1 to S-iivv‘ r1 uiztze ]l!"P!>!<'lll. lhc fills‘ \-.'1'1'i- f! ..1-11 it'll!!! thv i11.'1'/t- ztii-i iiivi-lt-ri into l<.'~ _- - ,~. ‘if-t!!! \\'Zl< givt-ii a 111-1'111.1!

(ht-l. .1 '1! rt -!i--1 lil-iivii-iit iii \'it:111iii1 f}. .1111! l thirr‘! .' 11-1 ti- tivii-iit iii Yilillllil! H. z\f-.t-r t!.1"--1- !'1H!!‘! , 1hr- rnts wort- brought

buck to the 111:1/1-. The group \\'!l!C!t hm! ht-t-it for! n111"111:1!!_v t-F- :---! 11;- ihc chic to the mnzl- in 650 s-w-vi- . 111! tht- group fcl‘! mi lhr- li-tir-fici- ciit 13-1-1! i'1 7-7 ¥1“<>!!'!<. Put the group that lat-law! \"1'1111i:1 l! rcrpiiiw-r! I074 st-criiitls. Me- ntor)" h'-<! =u1'i1-1'1-1!.

Ii c--11t"11---! t1- r:1t~‘. the rtcriuction of the Colo- 'ri'!ir1 g-rv-i- ~ 111:1)" 111-t he vcry useful. But, 8l1g;_"<~‘~ 111 1 lttlfl‘. why not cxteut! them to the !:1:111;1-t \\’h_v not extend thciu to g"1-\"1-i":'.11-111? \‘.!i_v 111-t provide, through Ell’! aiiit-zz-iiii- w! tr- the Constitiution .-\ct or any othi-r ' tl-h- slflillfC that t-vctjv mcitiber 0f a . 1- or --t' li-Uriztiiic-iit should during his 1' --1'1'*-~1-. 1' -11~11111l- a given quantity of l‘. ~11 ii-t- inil-Fit- ext-wise if necessary.

111i -!1- hztvt- thr- httppi- exi-i-rir-ticc- of

‘u-"tiw! promises 1'<-11i<-111!><-rr--!. ;\fl'! .1 he (ZTP-‘li, Vitamin B is not

F11 uh-ih- Qrriiu cercais, \'<-.'1;t. !h-!'!!.'l]1= a tnniato-itiicr- _ might do the- trick. \vr111!1!11't 11!:-

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Tho I-le-Iitihle British Press

“Hiring in thr- "1 u-o-rver” on “Fecrecy- am! Dt-{tnt-e," ,‘!1". _!. !,. (Yin-in, past-President oi

fheln-"W i ~ 1n l; . uu-‘H-tgs, nttt'=(-!\'gv_ a stead)’ Tl-‘l- ttm, ,1. 1'.» I. 1.~-;. 4mg.»- of j1---1-.--r<!i~i_11g or hilflllilig .'-- Vu- i-v 1iii~chzcvoiis pul-i-ciuv.‘ N(~\\'-.' 111' rt-i-iur ]"1:1v1- a v1-1'_v' strict

Bmndqfi! 1,;.11..1i1' in t!1<-<- math-rs rind an eqnfl] 11-;,.[.1Z1-ii of .1<-;-1!_\- judgment. 'f!ir.-_\'11r-vr-r djsclnq- 1!,» ilif-iflllfl!!!‘ h-‘W-B COHIIIHIIliPJ-tw! \vi'h ihl-m 511 got-v! i:ti'!1. Ran-iv (‘in tht-v 11-!! :1‘! th--_v !-:111-\-\'. Tht-ir <!!I‘ll('~ iii lhc [J\!!i!it"!tl‘1‘!'/‘\i arc tin-re- Tt'!!l-'ll‘!\'7l!1!(‘ thr-u lhv-it‘ 1!i<r!1-~iii'1-., \‘-.‘!-r-11 tit-v think it n11 rtlwi-hitv- -iut_\' t0 111-t '!"-\' :1~--i!t111- lhr- vvhoic rvsil-Ilhii-‘I-iil)‘. \\','11,..,11 11.- t-;,.1 rr-vt-hltiriii of rir-trtiis that mtg!" !.-~ t~1!-11‘-'-"- tn fort-ion t-spir-iiziifl- or tn in.- g¢!]i;y.111:- '!*!1"!'!!l!1'!1!< abroad, tht- rt-piit.'1!1!t- ttc-vv-u-z l 1-1-11." h-nv tn 11=1- tht-ir i1if-11"1t1:1tir1t1 11 n11-1~<- t-fiit-ii-nt action 111 illrltl". Firm-ts .\t‘t has hi-t-n 1151-1! re- -» o, <- 1,1» thr- (‘1i!)\'i|'!!IlI1 111' n §t11<-!-:1-r-rt ' u" .. 1- rub-v! tfi,l‘llt‘lil‘\< thr- sr-iirci- f1! ' "cw-iii"! rmv- \\'!l!<'!l hm! bit-i! .!1-1'-~11<---_ ,\H-11it- lllflTl‘

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1-!--~~ 1 '- --'! at "v-t ~11‘! tiiiuht ri-iiw- iii a w. c ~11 1' ‘XI-Hit! -~!l.'!!\l‘ .’\!!\' Furl“- ,.--- .. ,1 1‘. 1. . ‘I ,1? 1.1-. 11.11 [11 1i111!--1'~ti111:1t--

‘ Q, 1!). -|11i--t -!1-t1-1'ti1iii:iti1-11 th:1t v-W -. ’11"-~ !‘1-.-~~ 1111 th1-1|i1-<ti--1i 11f it< hivli-rii‘ ,1» -

'11., r:,..,';11~_r-1! i<11!1in. Thr- ftfiuiiliritl"!

lracdom of public criticism in lfiirliflmflll 111d.

‘THE CHARLOTTETOWN

NOTES BY THE WAY

“ By bridging the Bering Sea, an l ivoul-l sot-ucr tel! scan-ts to the !'1'c~'~'. Alllzflltllll ins-HWY Drvvlzflilllll-Pg

. . . , _ _.. @111 uc possible ioi- u mac's t!i.11i to 111.111) other ptoplt, tltvltttt! 1411.1 Hi1‘, U“). cummu“, m me world llor-lcr, ncc-i-rt-sitlt-itt t-t thc !':X-5L‘l'\'i\‘(‘ \\1'!~ 1 cxccpL Allolhlllkl, l-luucier, ei-eu fur. g -.'. v - . . _ - ., , _ ~ _ 1 -,, t. poison prone Lu scusickiiess or _. “p “M” ‘n ‘A hlmhw“ gum b} m" b” iutsu-uit-ss itiat would seem a “MY 1.11-1.11" iouutL-botii route to travel

"l am El!\\‘.'l_\‘S piclisct! to see tilt-111," he said. Ysl-i‘. trout‘ iiouttoti to Paris. - "iivt-ii though thcv sot-111 to !{ll<1\\- t-vc1'\!11-.l\-‘,"\“’““l”n l““b“lm'

scvrv-ts. including ours. we vio 1111i 11ii1i1! !>c\‘:1t1~\'

out of it—drastic and fearless at uccd us it has bccti in the p;1st——is what the ivhuie couiurv is rcsolvv-d to 111.1i11t:ti1i_

Au optimistic view of India WM

., . .. , - 1, .- - , ~ , ~ _ tukcu by LUPQ Williiigdon the 1:1. !!.l\k ytht lullilc>l l'.ui!1 ltl the 1111134111) o1 [ilk | k,_\._m.t,l._,_\.y m n Speech m: me lmwh llT-‘F- iliutit-i- lll London of the Royal

ct-lurlil Aslélll’ Society, where he \\.1s the principal gucst. He had iltc strongest. llllplfhfifin ‘fthut ;l1..11.111.~1 as ll. 111cc be l1€y_pl‘lnl!0_S . . _ -1t. ilil-ir palaces (-1- ryots in their In rcvu-vvitig the work of !!l\' inst p:1i'!1;:i1i1-ii~! 11111.; .it-c 11-.1iu1'-.11l_-,- the best-limin- L-H-v s‘l'_‘ixll n ‘ - tit-lot! peopld iii the word - _- ' “UN Ft 1 Tum" hhnfl imhmdl. ‘NU’ ,pt-oplc \vl1o will respond to fair "XJ- - F- -\- .\!1u!.t-:111. .\!, ! ,_ .11.“! 1],, t,,,11l\\.'1 Mild Just treatment and who never

Quite A Contrast

iii-q ,-11111r1-11i'i.' ;,,]\-_-H»,~,.,[ m 1,,.‘._~n.- 3H,! . to1"i,t-1. 1101:. of kindness and sym-

mnnm HIM?‘ I-W “h. I. ;]_ f _ _ __ _ Q‘) |p.1'.11_\' slioivu- lo them at nny -"!_- " ' “ ‘ "t!" -‘-'!“' !’!“!'_“'>- - A‘ ~' 111110. —~l.oiido1i ‘limes.

"itikltitit: iurius uii-il-r hI-iiwiig ~1'!11-111<-_ .\‘:11.1><»<>.- —

not»: stir t!'.'ll!~|u1t't.'l!i11ll'\!<'\'1-i1-71l1l1‘1i!. .\“:_1-.1»1-_111-<1: sin-I inn n (‘ullfldlflll- Bl-

tliv-i-gli ivillilil a rcsirleni in the built-u states, and I keep Camilla

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l! CI\!!~'!!'l!\‘!!1>ll_ .\‘_-__:1\(1_o<»<1; lip-night

1111-11 i'<-!1:1!1i!it."1ti--1i r1111! \v.1t-~1" ~i--t':1<_-1-, $_;.=-11-|\1-1-_\ tlosc to i1i_v heart. Imagine, r1011: --~t.'1!-!i~h11i<-111 of : Th‘!‘~ .<;1-:<>v1>- iiJi-r- i"“""“’“'~'- .;’l‘l"'n-7;’~"- “‘}'1!:e“

. . . ' ' ' . ‘ ‘ . llLlUH \v1 1_' ' - !l\_ .\_-1,11,1-1KlI ttiwlvlitvtfl! £"1111~_ .\1 Ffltljlllil JIUWI- d >119“ ‘,1 utlllllg,ndygl'tjse_, tlflPll Jiii! otht-r l‘ll!‘1!1'|\‘!!‘i"'i t-!l-1~, .\'|_\"<1.-">2 “im” "1 N“! Zuumnd hung!" , q _' ' . - - .-\11~;1.1!i-.1ii 11, 1110s 11nd South youth mtuiiiiu. . lvitilflliflj (111.1- !"l‘ Ami,“ l,,._,,.h,._.h a Smkmg D0519;- ~111-~_ Sin-woo; I.i1!'g‘\’[ .~..1",_.-1'\ .\“.-1>1».1>t11i; -o11 [Jibnlllg bust-s luul citrs \\‘lh€l'E - ‘ . . <. v -.' - I "i--l 101' mew ' in itir t'1-11<t-1'v;1t1-11i_ .\:1>_11-_1<>; .! ~u1"\.~v. “If”, m‘ n “JR, folfmh of K511111111. I ‘Jlinflgl g tomatoes. To Thv-v I11-1-1"-1-1'ir11i1--1< 1- 1:1! >7°"-ll=-“““- hi“! if)" U“! iniilxiliir . . '.._ llLl 1s: s .1.- ._ _- “ I'll" '!"! 1!!“ 1l‘-'I"\' 1'1" ' Y1! ‘ ihu F" 111.1111 11 i11_\' vrc. 111111 m)‘ wife

i“. 11H, K; _ ,-\, _,..‘Hh_,]. l" X. ,1. 1\-..~1-,!.i lit- tiv-itt- llit- same had -; . I _ 1 \ . , i‘ Ii.‘ - " ‘y, i -.~-1--.-1;1l Ullr-ltlll p:-1'111111ct!.-— Yout's, t ~11 v1.11 1111.»! .! 11,1. i~-_-.\. 111 :;1\'t-~ :1.--1~-.-. , -, b; ti, $41..)- Holt-l, Lotitloit. \v:1< Fi.|-\'_1-:_-_oot-_ 1‘)..- |-,--_ ,-..‘f,-,~;,-,1 {Ylfll} v1 out" 1-1111".-.~p1>11tl1-11i bt-cn less 1'. - _ 1,_ -- , \| H, , _ .' wont 111 111s \.~11 to Loiicloiihc 'l'\“.!"' "i ! " "‘*!‘ 1 "l- "'~‘_ ' 5 \\'.-1..tl liuil- .1t' other ef- \\'-'l\ -‘_§l,“.!l.‘.1»__ .1:1l1-1-.1\'t- 'L!\L'lll ills ol Qaiiud- -- — ~ it I 1 _. ,. . ,,. - ~ _ ~11-.:l 11111111111» as suitable lllIl0S-— "A U! UH M ,‘ MA.‘ M" v fH-U‘ ‘us, 1111' lll.\.1llll‘l‘. Ltlllilflillll apples. SW-UW‘. "111-WV 9171!! 7 -!-'H'~' 11‘- 1'\"|(‘..i..1.'1i1ii ‘Ailflll. 11111! tillicr fresh \'<'~<1'~l'!!11- 11-11! Uhmvqw‘ - \ ~ - mo ';l,11'i(!>. As ilic season I H V‘ _: ‘. . .I|' 1v 1111111 11o (loubt be *4“ 4-! ‘\ ‘!"’!*"‘ -‘! !-' 1-1111111! ot Citiilulzils pro- tilt‘ 1-1'<1\'-1=v~.-< 11i 11'1.-,,1.,!..\ 1; . -- ,-

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l- 111 lulu-r liiit-s of pro- (‘ W» To llu- Editor . \‘.'11-!'.!y, London.

iti.'1‘<1- 31:17.11‘ :1:\1-:'--111'in-7..1-< 1- ‘M11 :11 of!’ i=1: Th" ‘““""“"-" If"?! l.‘l”":'l”|l’; , _ _ \ . 111-ii 111 :1 ---.11t1 11i ‘lpciix s ' -!""_ !'-'~'! -\!3|-3?“»"“) h“ l‘\'!'~"‘!l T"""!1‘!\‘ i" !i\k(l:.\ vary-11i 1111111 the popular '!11 it \\!!!‘.. iculUCltll 1.11111} is soiticlliiug to _,____ 111111“: !1oi"licii1.tii'1s1s_ s11 up and

, ‘h, {'___'“__ _‘ illkv- lltLlzL‘. llic discovcrci" is a

.1‘ Edllflrlfll N016; I‘ ‘ lllLllllll 11ur..11;..11-.11i, C. Howard

-‘ .-i-, ivlio ioutid tliis "freak of

_“_'i—_ ' l1.-.111l'c‘ grovvtiiy, oii i1 single branch

Xctpoh-r-ii born this 11.1w 1,’! “l. o1 a Valituu pt-at-li iro- and ripen- ,,. * * ,,. . 1.1-; llircc “ct-ks iii atlvluicc ol the

_ _ _ _ _ _ ,ll'l!ll ou the rcst of the tree. it 1s hziri! to 111'-_--!1<~t_ hut -111!1.-:1l1--1i< p-viiil 1111111 was iour yL-ztrs iigo. Young ‘11i-v. ciouii 11'oi11 buds cut from

.,,l.'. . ,_._. '.‘,,.‘.'§' t0 a int-vs 15111-1! lH-lliltl‘ 11-1 tut !..\!11!-.111-11. m“ Dime,‘ are m)“, Carrying on f f‘ i’ i‘ llic ullriy-iupt-iiiiig strain. kwhile !ll.\ 111.11" pcticli may b1: a frciik 0f lizllliro, ll !l!,l!(!.§ out great promise it-i lflU trill bL-lls ul ivflcliigiin and 111111-1 11..1'1t;1-1"11 statics. 'l‘iic Chinese. lllllt otlit-r pcuplcs have been culti-

This \\'i!! he :1 hugv \\‘{‘l'!\' in l!!!’ l‘!'._\' \\'!!!l holh iTxhihitiv-ti nut! .\<h1!t !T1!111.-'11i--11 (Tuzicri-iice iii 111-t to iiii-iitioii th1- !‘.1~1-1'11 Tt-iiiiis Toiiriiziiiu-itt.

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1.111111; ilic pcacli \\'!llt.'!1 Darwin

* f‘ * ' !)t‘l!l‘\'l‘(! was tleiolopcd from ‘the

Q" . 1 . ‘ \. .;_..,i 1-1-1111111111 aluioiiil, for more Lian ' 1r Lindon TUNA!!!‘ “h” M’; w‘ p“ i ~1111J1J yours. and litivc created

:1-.\'.'1\' iii Loud-.it. ivzts : of fill‘ h!!!’ P111111 w-r \\'.1' ('1! 11s :1cc11i11p:111i<l to lht- .\!!1:11ii.

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1 1-"1-J1l 1'-l-i'\1’111.'1! fT-Gli’! isi-mc 3.1101) vztiu-lu-s, at lcitst {>00 of

1 111111-11 arc 1,-1o\\'11_ coiumt- -1ally. , tAiiu yt-l i1 is still possible for Aim-ll!!!“ ;‘ a 1111111 111 oi-iau-io to walk ltllllO his Lll'\‘!llll‘L! .1114! liiul u. llL'\'.' i111 valu- ablc \'lll'lL'l_\, vvlucli Nature has ' _ !l.lll(!('l.! 111111 oii a silver" platter,

OHCP more hir, For! !il!!‘!{(‘ has hrt-iiigiit riis- '11s it \\‘L'l'L'. JJ-trolt Free Press.

t-iictii-ii to F!lv.'lt‘!-1!l\'!11\\'!l h)" lti-‘iiig IOF-llfs! wmmpv: has just given l‘ i1!:1v'1- 111 1h:- “1-11-11-1" .\!<-111->1'1--l (up pit-hi ~11i1._-.-,1l qulctllr; to lfililb lllé-IISQIICB, .. . , . 1 . . l ». 1111.- llL!\'L'l'll SOUHL lruc . Now, .11ii~ .it !!.'1h1.1.\. it tti.1_\ .-< s.1i1] ht u >11 \\1.h]hwn [he bun“ some reports of H5“!!! ("hurl a 110w peril L0 ovci'straincd curs. We reii-r Lo tho l-loolluziitliy. 'lllis is lui election

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(‘oiiipctition is not fl!\\'.'l\'< thr- life of triidc, “\\'1-!!. .\!:-1'_\"'_ .~'.'1i1! iht- .\!i1 kindly. “you <!i1!1i't 11-11111- tn our s-ivizi! aitl-i" .'1!!. iimv ivris lha a hith- 1411111-1-1111- 11f 111v luvii thrlt pn-vq-Jnv-zl 111e," “Oh? .\!l'! \\'!1<-t't- “'11s it f“ “if _\'1ul

|-!<-:1=e. sir. it “'71s 111‘! tho liririv- of ni_v 111-ck." >t< 1r x

lllt.‘ priilitiry‘ contests, '7']!!! 1111:, -.t 111-xv Ul-lil)‘ throughout Wcsl. Iusii-au. of

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a hall,

lo\v1i utlli a loudspcltkcr ziltached to a IIHCYUDHQHC set up in his auiotuobilte. ‘lliis tit-vice lius been tllllJbLKl, with characteristic Amt-ri- rui-i must lio- can icllcuy, u "Hootnatiiiy."

“Frenchlhnnrlizui \‘l!!!!!!'(‘ rrm

, - _ - 9. _v 1 , Tlic Ttibttucs spies in tlic Mis- lcntiottiic ahsuithti, 111-Lind .\!r, !\11i_{(l‘ Wu“ Vuucy ‘TDOYL: “m 0mm 11c oq 1111111.“ UD!.!J!!!\7 111 .111-i= 1i.>11.\.1_,| .111:.11t1!.is hon“, m“, sununcy Qygfy 1mm Slim“, U; [rlcmlunlifi and was bcllovillt-d by yiiiiinicriiig

!'11!itiCS itii-i-ting at (hiiiiict. hiotilrl-li! iznvver. .'1t thc Cmin-lixiti in- prt-st-rvt-d within Co1itt~1!ci':1tio1i. A trj-taily flake cOltCilibill-llg, Ont.

liooiiioiiilics until people bud no go out into the coriifields to iliiiik.“ Iii Kansas tmvtis it is re- 'cd that. the spcakci-‘s voice 11 cs i1 there is 11o wind, over au arcn two blocks square. At

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From Their lizijl-s-iics, the King and Queen 113833.125!!!“pJi-‘pfcilnfimt!Wznorcozgf down crm ratulzitioiis- are 111-111 t-xtv-nrler! to Mr. tllrttlbl)’ in lliicr alum ibiles sip-

.‘ . -\.,._ q‘ ‘pugs ',,-.'1 1:1.- ' E g l oii diuiks c111 cream and Mrs. iicnri C. !.11\\ e, !!1!! Inn-ugh .t. fir- ‘mm gumrull) dlvuuh‘ “Imselvcs

the ncczision of their ftlllf! ivv-iriiiig :|11iii\'er~':1r_v.,';1> pL-Qplt; do 111 put-it?“ Lat-S, p011- it i4 kiven t0 few to t’!!!'I\' mritriiii-uiia! ii-iicitv “c1- ‘m “ ‘-"!“!"*'~“'g“~'\-' “M15 m ‘ ' ." ‘ . i . " l. ~1.—-\‘V1iiu" 1- 'l‘rl uni.-

for such an extort-let! pt-Tir-ri, 11111! <t1!! iv- llCltVf’ m ‘l.

in the dailv rounds of evcrv rlav affairs as are $ellillvr,lflril‘iilfl°il Itffitlillctflnliitig;

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1h". 11111! .\!rs. !.4'1\\‘P.‘!‘!‘.-'lt tht-v iiirtv hr- q-ritl-I! slmfigw unucrukkc [he construe- tn we miniy more :11i111v--1 1 \\ .~!1 --1 11!! 1 111-n oi a lliouv-‘fll’ tlwl U18 United

- ~ < -. . sic, -11 -~ 1m ' * t‘ * " Clulduélfil fours it would involve \\'e. the people of Tana-lit. pay 215 nii-iiil-r-rs 1 "-5 l“ *1 “i” "*1!!! 5W" invader-

yjllWoLllllkiili} Japan. Wcll, l1 things

of Pziriiriml-nt nut! 00 ~1-1i.tl1-1'< iuur th-ur-iitl! :1 m, u, .11 _.l-,,1e “qp-yc Japan 15 V1511‘ m "Mk; vp-t-iqtvivc 1m 1.111‘ i-i-huit. '|!i1<i!1.-v ; iiiiiuliili; Uiulud btlllbf: a good ' lliorouglilutc along that coast

1!!» i111! 11o, but <'l!!Zl!!'!'.‘l‘ h11111!r1~-!~ of t!‘.'-!!~'l!!'!\‘ UHF“, m. L, 1,_-,,,,,y l,,,_S-S,,,,-S,OILDUCS

oii (vittiiiiiss-i/iiu 1!"- 1-1-1-1 m1. (if \1'!\.ir'!1 .'t1'1- to :1 , tuiyiuic tl-iiik that. if the ‘Unilcd z . , ,, - _ i 1H 1 ,- ~ v - _, ‘ blatt-s is scrit-vlsly lllVtlivtfd‘ m a. 1"!‘ (‘x-Pm W13"!!! !" "L \\ P “H! I‘ m!" '1 \vi1i' oii tlic \\1.-st coast Laiuulu

vvrr-iig I!l‘("i<fl1lt iiv-rc !‘\"'4!ii\‘ thriii thcw- \'1~:1r< 11f \\'1lt b1: al-lu or i111! ivaiit to static!

. '- . . .' . , .,,. .. l‘.. allot-l‘) Wu arc told Canada. Cost!) (illittllllfl hit !-1 111g usliirni-i to 1.11.111! “vodlvt Wrlimfiuc m Bfithh ‘m’ vhzttig-v-s 11i <!1-1t11»i'r.'t1'_v lil-"t! :1-! thr- tuv-i-riifrtiivii mm, v1.11“, 11;, vit- mity wont, u“ from .\':1zi or ("niiitiiiiiiist vi-uiitrit-v

\ ma“ d Llic UllllVd Stains to itiaitiluiti our . l ' cacciul 1st lattiit. We are also told (Tove-rniiie-nt. or a urition that crinnot lllllkt up p i I its miiiri is doomed to inihirc.

we item-tin‘! bother helping the 1r >1- w >1-

Unltcd states build n iicccsstiry and valuable thorouglitiue through Canada, prt-stuiiably- because all

The \'Fl!!l(' of pr-ivhictiv-n of the rnniiiir-rvin! 1111- ]ll‘0!(‘('!l(1ll we l‘I‘!|\lll‘(.‘ will be

-;_1 - - - .. . . g g _ ‘ fflflflliflllllllg from l-jiiglatitl, This 1, ,1¢-r11-< of (aria-Ira 1n 1113/ uiii-iuiiiw! to 3 ,. whim M11145,‘ is W) 800d to Pff-JQ-t. Ctllltttflfvl! iv:th -‘_l'1.lr-_=.'1F§ 1n 1%"- - \\'l|l‘!( » Ottawa Journal.

'1~;-~!~-t ' v »". ' ‘q. » ']‘h 1.1.11.1 are tor .h1 1i!1_.1s]11111!.<.11!. \!1 In the course M “nee able a“ t1tl-r wit twr FI-tisiiiiii-‘Ifiti !!"—.l, 111' t':11|111--!._1_i,-],.5 U“ U“; “]1Q;\1H_j(y5" of gmm- (-1 1-1 1.1- r,'ir"!’\','!\ '1'}... ,r§n,_‘,'1,-,t1\-1'1111. tins foroigti policy, the Wltuilpt-g

W.“ l ! ' "' e Prcss 5113s: "Wlicn Mt‘. King "f I-‘J _ that. Parliiuiu-iit will meet, , r= r-r wv-r) are», in upon tlu: outbreak of war, to set- ~~1~-- 1f = 1 1.1.2.1: ivirttt-twh. !1'1!'!-u1, 1-:1!'1-i'--!‘ tlr-t 1111- suit-tilts; point of tlu: dis- ‘tf. ' ,._, ;- - .. n "I11 - ‘t-u ~ii111s tiiuul. In- n slutr-mt-nt of JJ! "mm ( " ff m V! i ' i‘ h ‘ i ‘ ‘i ‘lligi-ir-rt-iiil-ill. policy". Mr. Klng rind h '11‘ 1"" i111. ct-llvqul-s will have to dt-clare 1',,;,,n.1,§-, Hugh,“ I 11.1" 1.111.- 111 thI-sc toursr-s: Neutral-

1‘ , ,1 and (."1lll]I!t.'!L' lsnltltirm; pass- " ivc lultiiu-rc-iicy" participation ln rh 11f rim var to the t-xtnct that ls ac- tzl-ptuhl- to till.- Parliament and 11i-mph: of (31111111111. "'l'hus frec- ub-m 11f (IPPV-tlnl. r-ttlicr complete

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(V-uii-rirv-r! with 1hr- i-rr-vi "1!I!‘.l( your, 1h!- fishz-ri- =!111\v= a 1!--1'1'1-:1v-, iii quantity of c: jlriptt)! v‘\\'!, .1111! a '!'('!'t‘-’l\(‘ iii 111:1r!;~11-1! valui- of $i.ti17._-1;.i. Lohsivr .1111! cw! ;1r1- ~I'f‘11!1t! r111’!

or 111 lnriu- lIlPhKllTC, rr-st wttli the

tjiirr! r1--"t11-cti\'*'!_\'- thr- futtul-i: V]!!! :1 \'!Il!!l-) pfhflwplp M (lmmdnp. Is this "us? -\!-!'$.t-!3'I- #1111! thr- lzittr-r \\'|tl1 -‘ U Vl-ZJU- i-m‘: 1f tlu- Judimu-nt of some of the i~h tohiiiihia. in‘ l"'!l=11n of it~ -:1h111-1~1 it»!11-|'_\'. ;nlgfiflytfsflfg"riifhfmlzl:nigzig“!rag" i‘ n“! "m"!!! if!" !’!""'!!“‘"“ “bmfhlr "f, w‘!(Juiistitiitlr-tiul ‘itlililtlfltlflfi hold 11!’ 1.1-1-1!|11-t_ 1111! 1: F-liitn-st-r! hv .\-1\';1 gv-ltifi \-.'1t.1' that Clillllllifllfbflllllflt. be tit-ultml tn - - -- _ '1 '!i 1-1 tlil- King n Cun- it: 11111111111111 !--!1~h-i' 11111! PI-I! i!" .9‘ Y"! " i‘ ., . - .

, _ _ _ _ , 11111.1 ts litvnliit! 11s King of (vrmtt \':|!u1- of 11111-11! r-f thw |'-r1l1~h (llilllllitlil f1~!1'1'1-»< .]§|-|tqin .1|,,,| ‘jnfldfl "n,|m-.|,h,-_-.-e in ml‘;- “Vh o|,',_,:>;_,k,,,_ m A‘, ‘M. W," Hf ,1“, conditions ivoitltl he nt wur.

_ _ . . lf Hint h1- riighl. nnd it‘ the enemy tv-tri! 1111" (:111:11!:1.:1111! i!1r- Vllitlf‘ of lhc .\~\'.‘1 5'7"" nf (ti-vat Iii-itzitti (let-bled that. wnr tiri fishr-rics “'11s mllltlgzi. H!’ L‘!

pct‘ (‘Pitt 11i upon Criiiarln was wnr upon Great 1h.- triiili, _\'1-\v !‘.1-1111~\1-i1-!-: i= 1!l!!'1! in order o!

tiritniii. ivht-w- would our "troo- yaluc, and Ontario is not fag behind.

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(loin of rlr-r-islnu" come tn? h "passive belllgcrenq?" III DB:-

ycai" in the 1901a!!!“-

igri-ul rcpublic litid cuiidi§latcs I111:

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l-lcclzotis l!1€‘lll§t.'!\'l2§, arc fJIIlLJIOY- tAugus!" 15'

it-cliuititie quite gen-I Middle I

liu: llbllllkllll. motors from town to ‘

PUBLIC FORUM

‘lltll column ll 0P0! "I "l9 dlluunlon III °°""D°"a°3" 9‘ qunflnuu of lute-rut. Th: Chur- lothtovl Guunllun than not no- ueuarlly endorse the unlulnul II correspondent;

GUARDIAN '

THE HARD OF HEARING CHILD

Sir-Dr. James W. Ration. in his recent dissertation under the above Jheadlug, gave some excellent ad- :vlce regarding the duty of par- ’ents to thou- clilldren in whose jliearing an i-iipliirnieiit has been ,d1'scovc1'ed, but lie clic- .101. tell tut.- wuole story by any means

The point of chief significance is that. a large proportion, from ‘75-1. to 90¢; of children's set-tum can be cured under skilled otol0- gists’ treaunt-iit up to the age of ‘adolescence. after which, no mat- tler ivlmt. may be done, a life 0t isllence and separation is gratiually ilmposcd upon ilic unhappy victims. The earlier that the treatment is started llie greater are the chan- ces of blllfCtfro. The first. duty of lparciits, therefore, is to test, the hearing frequently‘ during infancy and particulluly (luring the pre- s-liool years. as tnany cliiitlrcii are D0111 with llltlllit-llt, tlcafiiess, caus- cd not, lllfl'\‘(|llt.‘lll!_\' by 1l1e use of tiuliiiue by 111-.- iuoilit-r. tlic latter SllOllid bc itvoidt-u as u tuediciiie.

Every young child should be ex- amined by an (iiologist to discover 1f sideiioitls li.t\'c siiirlcd growing. Atliotigli p0. lbly tiic chiei cause of dcaiiics» inc op "lxtioii ior the l'CllL‘\1\'El!~0f ndi-iioius qu.!c simple and usually hl!\"v'l‘:n t, aft Jugli i1 rc-grovi-lli 11111)‘ require u SJCOlILf or third removal.

Most children's cilscnses are also apt to cause bearing iiiipztirtut-iit, paiticulurlv s fever autl tut-as- lcs, the chit-t oublc from ivliloli lics iii ilic lat-l 1111-1 tlic our is not usual-y attacked until -' ‘r 1l1c child has supposedly FCCOYL‘ d fully mid is out of the liltuds of ihc family DHICIlKlOIlCl‘. Tltcti it is that liic olologist should bc visltt-d.

As otic 0111 o! crl-rv iivt-lve adults on this cotitiiiviil lilivc some dc- grv-e of 111-illness. \\!ll('!l almost 21.!- lllUht, ‘ll!\\'il_\'.s illt‘l't‘ll‘t‘S lln )’\"tll'.\‘ g0

ibv. 11111! as l‘\'(’ll iv-tii 1>l‘I‘-ll(1'I\! 1 dl-lttiit-ss. tht- 111n1oi ily of cIi-‘t-s do iiol roach a \'l-1'_\' tiolLt-liblc

stage 11i1t11 1111- 11:9 of 1:”- U1‘ l6: and as, apart from tilt? gri-at .ifl1ict.0i1 itself, 1111- l-ccviittiiiit- ' s l0 ihc coiitiiiiiiiiii- lit lat-cc bt-t-luist- of thi-

lcssciictl ability of a dcafv-ut-d per- , and to take,‘ the !Jl.l5lll('.\$.

son to earn a living his or licr place iii social and other zict-ivitics of lift- is very heavy iiidct-d, tut-re certain- ly exists a rcspni s-itiillly upon the state to use evt-r availabil- means of discovering t-liiitl (!(‘flill(‘$S as early in life as possible and of hav- ing slime treated by specialists. 1 Particularly is this tho case with school boards and school tt-achcrs. for under their chm-go most child- ren are fiSfiPlllbiffi daily, 1111c! there are 110w mt-mis of detecting even the slightest dvurvc of deafness at a very low cost. Ari iiisliwiiiietit is made by ivliicli a class of forty children can be tr-ster! in forty minutes. T!ll'$(‘ tests l'l\l(‘!_\'_ .~!l()\\' less than l0’. o1 ziffccti-d i-at-spaitd in one Italian sch-111! 1'11 tht- Bvmix. Nciv York, ovt-r 711'.‘ S!l(J\\‘(‘L! faulty hearing.

The testing prot-css is quite simple and one iiistitiuit-nt would be sufficient for all the st-liods of the Island. ,

From such observations as I have bz-cn able to mnkt- since com- ing to Clinrlntlvlthvii. it HDDPRTS to me that (lcnfness ls vr-ry prevalent in this Island. due possibly to the Kaleidoscopic cluuigos in our tt-m—

am. Sir. etc.

I H. K. S. III-I TMING.

_______________ AN I. FAMOUQ DECEPTION

Stu-Hitherto the charge ailalnst: the Government has bfTll confin- cd to exposures of its betrayal of the people. Your publication of the

discussion on milk exploitation (lisclose the mom infamous decep- -tlon practiced upon !!‘lf‘fl' own

-hOllS(‘!‘lO!(!——th6 legislature itself. ! It hos been the practice that ipubllc measures be !ll!l‘0(!llC(’Cf by a government member. and acts of a District C!llll‘(1C!(‘1' have .Zl!\\'l'\y5 =at least b€€ll'SD0llS0!‘f.‘(! by the 1memb1-r of the district to which it (applies.

1 The Clty members evidently re- fluscd to shoulder the odiiim of -crushtng the overburdened City -poor, and so the act to plunder ivvas sponsored by Mr. Horace Wright, Kl-nsiniztou District, who, if a producer, sells his own milk at 2c per quart, and fathers this bill

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i 1O Earth, lie heavily upon licr eyes; Sea! hcr swcci. eyus wcary of ivatchng, Earth; Lie close around licr; leave no room foi' mirth With its harsh laughter, nor for sound of sighs.

She hath no questions. shc hath no replies,

Huahed 111 and curttitncd with g

eased t iii-t

Of all that irked ht-i- from the hour of birth;

With stillness that is almost Para- dlse.

Darkness more clear than noonday

holdeth lit-r,

Silence more musical than any song;

Even hat-r very hcort has ceased to t .

Until thfmorning of Eternity Ht-r rest slinll not begin nor end,

think lt long. -cl1rlstl11a Rosettl.

iAnd vi't1c11 slie wakos she will not

tlclpatlon tn the war "to the ax- itcnt that is acceptable to the par- illament and people of Ctuuidn?" iNot at all. If we weren't. neutral, if we couldn't stny neutral, then the icxtent of our participation would ‘be determined by the enemy alr- mcn who cnnie over hert- and dropped bombs oii our trltlcs. .'l‘h11t ts one "reality" of our post- tton that the Winnipeg l-‘rcc Press seems to have ovnrlnokt-d. —-Otta- WELJOUTHHL __

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TEN COMMANDMENTS OI’ GOOD POSTURE 1

I speak often about: good pos- ture—-erect position of the body whether standing or sitting-be-

cause of its value both physical and mental.

The erect carriage of the bodv means that the shoulders are well back and the chest well forward. giving the lungs plenty of room to expand, and preventing any crowding or pressure on the heart. With the lungs drawing in the pure air and. what is more 1m- portaiit, breathing out. the impure air, the blood, pumped by a heart free from pressure, will carry more nourishment to and more wastes from every cell in the body. The body is just as strong or safe 11s its cells most. distant rom the heart.

The erect position calls also for a drawing tn (or backwards) of the abdomen and the develop- ment of the abdominal muscles by keeping the abdomen drawn in 01' brick holds the abdominal org- ans u in their proper position, thus nihing digestion 11m prevent- iiii; constipation.

Dr. Philip Lcwin, New York, in Clinical Medicine and surgery. gives Ten Commandments of Good Posture.

i. Stand Tall.

2. slt tall.

3. Walk tall and ‘chesty’, with weight of the body on the balls or front part of the feet.

4. Draw in the abdomen, pulling it backwards and upwards.

5. Ker-p the shoulders high and square.

6. Pull the chin downward to- ivzird the collarbutton.

7. Flatten the hollow of the back by rolling the hip bone tloivnivard and backward.

8. Separate the shoulders from the hips as far as possible. Do this more by drawing hips down than by raising shoulders.

9. Lie trill and flat. (Don't over- do this as having elbows and knees very slightly bent". helps to relax the body and so invites slc-r-p.)

10. 'I‘hiiik tall.

The only suggestion I would add to these 1s two to three minutes cxericse twice daily in developing the abdominal muscles. Two simple exercises are (n) trying to touch the toesivlth knees straight, and (b1 ly-ing onback, raise both legs

| (ivlth knees straight) to a right:

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angle with the body-forming two suit-s of 11 square. ‘Trying to touch tot-s could be done 10 times and gradually increased to 20 times. rritsiniz legs (one only at first f! ton difficult) could be done 6 éiintes gradually Increasing to 12 mes.

to fleece an extra 8c per quart from Charlottetown: poor and 11n- t-iuployed. He took 800d care that 1t_iva.s not to touch his own con- stituents. and w 111d not have dar- ed to do so.

Mr. Allen. Summerstde. ts re- ported as saylngn-“Thls scheme ls to have a law butlt around a few particular friends nioducing milk it the vlclnitv of Charlottetown." What does a "few particular friends mean". if not a few party wlre pullers? Mr. Allen further claimed that "milk should be supplied to poor children at BS low ii prlce as possible. The farmers were receiv- mz onlv $1.00 per 100 lbs. for their milk. yet consumers were paying 10 cents n. qurirt. If the intention of the bill was to reduce the price to consumers he had no objection. but was positively opposed. lf ft was intended to increase the price."

Mr. Proivse. (City). “was pleas- M! tit the promotcrs assurance that there was no intention to increase the price. because milk at. the present time Ls netting a high price.” Mr. ‘rmtnor, City win sat- isfied to give ll a trial with the

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provinciallsm, or whatever term may be applied to the local as <3:- to the national spirit, Ls 8 ll a vital force ln our public affairs. To the socialist as well as the na- tionalist lt ls the great stumbling block, because the Dominion ls re- garded as the agency best suited to the provision of social services. Provincial programs, however, radi- cal 1n some quarters, are retarded by their very diversity and by the handicap of taxation imposed on business 1n those provinces which gfttoo far lntmnt of the proces- sou. Tlieegrovtnctal doctrine was ex- pound in the briefs of Ontario and Quebec, with some support from the Marltlmes. This may be idue ln part to the political alan- ments or rather schlsms of the day, ibut the fact remains that these I two provinces constitute a. majority ‘of the population of Canada, and the same united front may be looked for in the Dominion-Provin- clal conference which will have t0 follow the report of the Royal Commission.

The issue between the provinces (which constitutionally stand for local as well as prov nclal rights) and the Dominion ls as old as ls the ides. of confederation itself, but in these days 1t becomes predomin- antly an economic issue because finance has become the greatest problem ln ubilc llfe. There ts not. much deba e today, on grounds of theory or principle, as to what the state should do. The vital question ls where to get the money to do lts. So long as the oollcy of casting bread upon the waters con-

merits wtl! be seekers of funds.

As between the Dominion and the provinces. therefore, the con- trol of revenue sources ls a vital issue. It, even more than the dls- tribution of administrative powers. determines the respective scope of governmental activities. Today we find the Domlnlon government prepared to operate on unemploy- ment insurance fund, but consti- tutionally unable to do so. The provinces have the constitutional right, but lack the money. Accord- ingly, we have no unemployment insurance.

Is Jirovlnclaltsm a menace b0 Cana tan unity or a. normal gilt!- llege of the Canadian citizen? at quastln wlll answered by the average citizen according to his personal bias, which either places a. sublime faith ln the ability of government to better our lot by soclallstfc schemes, or else holds to the belief that the less govern- ment we have the better for us. Expansion of Dominion control tn- evltably means expansion of gov- ernment, because 1t ls the Domin- ion which has any reserve which may re-maln in our public finan- ces, and which, in the absence of any further taxation or borrowing power, at least is in a. posltlon to inflate the currency. Provincial rights, on the other hand, tend to restrict the field 01f government. because so many of our provinces and municipalities find it, impos- sible to rnlse more money.