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P\(`i~ FOUR THE CHARLO1`TETOWN GUARDIAN i DECEMBER 6 1

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iinige cllliliumr

TUWN GUARDIAN Notes by the Way'

_ _ L E _ , :S -v f ___.__.

Irulient-\\'. (`li»-no-r Il. All-Lure. 5|. |'. Vlrr-President-J. ll. Ilnrartl _

i' s.-i-r.~|..r_.-l.if..¢. roi. ll. A us-Ririmm, u. ls. 0. Some of the mint attractive win-

|¢.|._..., .i.iii_n.....ii...,__|ii.»i_i.».--a__ lair-;_fi_i___° dows ever arranged by many of the _ ' I I I Il I 1' lll . s ll i

""" "° " °` " ' grocera and butchers in the townsi

Fri*

, xii---_;_. and cities of Ontario were, during

.u.....l.... lniliv ui»a...|-.i lion. s.-..i»u ii.-r mu ii.. ...i.¢..r». imirena. me recent competition mied wi If si..'.o i..-r iv... i... ...i\.....»»» ..n.li.~.i ii. ¢.......l.. -.ml riium suites. '

i-;;¢;;.;____ - _ _+4 overflowing with nothing but pro-i

‘_ SAT URDAY,

6, 1930 ducts grown from Ontario soil. It

__________ ____ _____________ __ __ was a striking lesson to the merch-

"I70in_r; Their' Itest"

iliiiiirlljr iii the ci'.'ii.t of

any diie to do hir. lii‘_'.t--:iii;'r.~ls eriii

do nd m<,\i'n fiilt ones best m:\_v not

ill .‘.\ff`fifici'.t lil lii'."iiii;il;".li ilie _i-wil;

5 .Fw

indeed. it ;:‘ ii_~:l;»ll\' iv iiiiiew- or i~“»'~

lliCl:iu|~"lr;i". \'.~ i'~iii.ii'k t'ii.|l'il;i'lli_\'

4 "Donii be liririi on tlieiii, tile): are

doingililcii' i‘f‘<i_" 'l'i1z‘l'r :ire iiiiiixf-

trioilpi llli'->lii_‘."ii'lii.= yi--i lie :il."i_\'»

'o:l_”»_\‘ lull. :ici l.-.i».‘~~li:il': i.iff-.~ -ii' ‘: t~

time t`i'.i:\.lic;-.~_ or iii ll." ii'.'l_".t ro'i'ill

‘-.

aboilt__ nay. nn-l tliere are llic e “doilig their bi-'t" to iii--nie their

rv-i¢i»d_= nr _\1lpn-i:'t>"'- or to |`\i;'ili.r

their i:'ii ;i-’ .i~ '._ li '."1i.ii li‘

< foolish 'ind liiriiiii--_-.f-r';ii.‘ t-» .sxilift

idly by and i‘r‘f..it:i fzmii criricl'~:ii

ly bl ' ll ti ' c.

pw B }_f_ uc __________ _ 'ilso Mr. Mclnnls’ complaint of the, _She t$;n::m“_g;im°B_:;l“‘"°r hu

_ __ k p sen e wi e ish Com-

7-/mi .,”___m]___W.. _`._____(___]_ ' blifish ““ih°i`-‘ 15° °f thai talent monwealth with an inspiring ideal

___ _ ' ` i for ra-orciinatlon and sy`I\thL‘SiS Wi1iCi1 , and a practicable working sciieme:

-me i___,,__-_,ug ____,_,,_i_ Ui. _“___ i.im_ i disniigiiisiics history from journal- S:';i'_;__;';ii;\;f_ iii_T_Hi_ _:id

‘ -_ -. , ‘ - r -

mas has ili;i-.rcfi our cclit.ciiiiiora:'y i “'11” H15 article 1' “eu calcumted ml ici-i as ,_ i-will; of gi-ie ad_i0iii-i-i¢d R- to give utter.-.lice i-i the itfilliizi that iiliiiwe mc mad" i'° study the b°°ki miami.; Cgnfei-ence ¢o be heid in Mr 1=°i:l~rit i-.fri i-i iii" lviiiil-1-itil _ for liilii:-i~ll`, aiifl while al1;lF€CiHi-i1\E_ Ottawa during the coming year.

ants as well as producers, and both

millions are to receive them. But he _ should continue the co-operative ef-_ _ i . _ _ - ' ii ~

li... ,. ~.i.l..iio.i Lei ills mince ofiiori for it would be iuvrwiiizil

w.ilr pu* himself at the hcnd of a

i tionod and beneficial to the coun- eril_-iade to make tlie wilderness bios- i

imtitnble to the two interests men i

_ ry nt large.

isnm as the rose. Tile unemployedi ' will tfillow him loytully; the hearts

ci tllc Doiiiiliifllis will lv opened"-

The foreign' trade of the United tatcs has suffered a disastrous

i . , . i `

i _md A mm, me “iii dawn sin someislunip. The main reason for that

'luslir'A Nscassllar soon ron

could be a serious hindrance to health to the point where the life

rates to overweight individuals, it was only natural that efforts would be made by those interested to‘rc- duca their weight.

No Mnlrs Land of Canada or Aus-

irnlii _ _ _ iiliere there would bei :it First liti.l~ towilslilp: 0! ivoodeili

hills llikell t-ifgctlier by light railways

lilid pro\'icii_lig the amuseliierlis and

_ "‘li\"i'“i "-""‘k"‘"-"“" goods for what they buy. and they

“l iclive it to others." 'writes Mr. p\ii.'~t pay ln goods for \\'li:it they owe

-“'~`i‘.’"‘-`- "W ilt this idyllic picturv on account of the Great War. And illio a pi1>.irie “inter landscape, or i

to cl elde on tue ualifiuatlons of

the Iirince to be tllie Moses of a smtes' mu’ the “rm Wiicy °f the

ii.i.p~g _fiilxi i~irci~_iii. l_iii<~e;=; ii iviiiilel _ lieu' iiiigrrtition. Possibly he himself Uni"-d sinks- maki’-‘S it inC¥'¢B5il'\8i5' ____ _____m___z R ___0___ _____ (___ ________________ liiight consider the fate of Moses an difficult for the goods of the debtor

_ __ _ __ V11"-‘1'ilIIlfli0 D-"CC€fiCU€-" , nations to enter that country.

erirc, nnputizlii or i-liiii-l.i:'; --.iliil i,

This is trenchant 1°riticism,_as ist

Ehoiflder and in li lilii.-.‘.°_r;: ' iilill clitliiiciitll fiiliacics. Criticism tl1at‘

bombasiir manzier ii.i<iei~t;ii~i< in dlc- :icceiiilliislics this sort of thing is‘

_ _ _ __ _ . _ _ ‘Labor Government went to the pres-

tate the im.;-1" ri. t;;r~ .i.i_~1li C--i-.- \';iii_lli~ilcliz1¢ll'efl‘eslill\g. Mit Geneva Economic Coni,ere____c

ei'lili_'li"lit." ‘i'ii..i I\lr'_ llsizii-_‘ti_ fi

llutiiilli; fit ’_l:l~ I-:.312 i. i~~,'iiE-`:ll ii:;~i i

the eciitoiiii coniiiiciiis v.-iiieh betray i The Truth ‘/“wut India the Umied K-inBd°l'l1 W0U1d P98011 tu informed Liberal ric~v_'.°p.1pci°.s .\_»-r; i

_ fit fo lii.“';-\ \"li'~-i i‘lr‘ (";1ii_i'l'..`i \

Ptlfijt’ _*Till ter. \i‘“':l'll`i'-»`-_‘ :git-."l‘i bu

at the <\iiril.:.': lit il-n (‘-`iiif.»;-._-ii<"t

Was b;"l:1:it‘;i.=t '2il"il:Ii.'iiit lil" Eiii- . _ _ Dire. Here, for e-:.'implf~, if. will-‘. tin- "“°H`r mm for an"1`B_m“L5h pr” -even in self-defence or in the ln- -i-.-.,.Ci.i,, ._-ii,,i,, ,_,___ _.,___.,,____,__ __ ‘ " ` il-'~if= Hi UW Um'-Gd Sta'-05 itcrcsts of licr _world-wide Empire. vi *al r ..i. in--i. ,if »- i.i 1 i

i i‘5i' '. li-. .'

friend- had in sn". \\'~'- -“iilli:il`ii'l it to the prziyerfili com-.iiierzition of

lil '_'liumbl1it" clmnipionr.:

"Ii iiil...l. ln- i-:ii<i for the (millili-

iiili Pl'ill:'- i.iiii:.lz`i' tlizil lie r.-- i ni'-‘.l""<‘ ili'.‘ iii `~» - '-.ii i, ,_ 1

.i . . . 1.. i.iillp;il..

mlses not will-.' li_~ to oliw

. 1> cj, Izizi _ _ _ ,

.vim i-miiid i., his ¢ii.iL.ii,iiii_iiii,.i isei-vice in India and now on the staff British people can expect no favors

in .de'iIil:;' with foi'el.~_li tinicie. li. ioi"ect»ll'ic';:»_ iiot. l-.‘s< lii;il~. iii:= yi!.i._, will iliiiii'r‘_-1 tile niiiei' l<1liipli'i- :wi-

. ` -t l ' '- -'

"Wi" V T' V41' 'Vi Ilffl -"il =’ ‘ifi;»I»Z‘.-‘ lriziili Coinpaiiy, Mr. Johnston (ine mhcy of Empue tam” and

with Ilia pi~:>iv‘_.'iI1 ilu-~.' lii.ij'

I iii' i . .

riiiile. limi. the ¢~f.:~iit-..i;if~.-< of ii.. i“-1'11~"‘<. was towards an uciminiblifi- iprimc minister at the recent Imperial

cliallr-lice calinot lie <i‘.'e;~l.:~‘.i~.`_"

(»'1`l>.'rl Vliriflf -"'l`."r' _ U

Amolig yvuulici-r \-rzi iii F. :i '-

there are fenv irlin li;i'.'-- Qifivli szlcli

prog'res:.l\'e dr-velopliielii :if lil". Ed :fir Mclliiliaf ci' T.i~<`1ito l’l:.'. _"_

native of Cli:li‘lstieif>i.i';i :wifi cl \'.~‘.;~1'- ‘an of th'e"War

literary _efforts modest voliliiic \i\‘hi<:h iiiririi; of

quailitocl Ulilllte ni:.ll;.' '.'.;ir ;»'~i~l.;

Wlfp acliiriiwri pnssiiif! li."‘.ol"'i\‘ limi

ivliose iiitf. piiiil;..'ii_‘f_l

tml: the fr_ii":l ci ."

Of \'.”ix' ilu'-ttil: v.'.iI

mu' :'r.:'I .i-" :ic-

“'ht_1§.c vi. ion iurlcil, rflci- ~i""it'l'i'.i-

. nicht. "into tw- Iiviii ¢ifr'f>rili:1"HU11*-"' in llc, .slifxs Mr. .lolin:.'.oii. tliati

i .

hifi M¢’Inlli‘l' mi: f- iwiiiiri ell-:.rvi‘ i:€

`ter§.nee with tile i»:~._:.ili'_7 _vezirz ll-~ hgj-haen n froiilelzt c'ilit.~lhilt-iz' lloili

Of ipocliis aii<l lii'~i'lii'_v l"~‘.i»-'.'."- tri Llic'

'I'oi°6l1i»o Sli.iirii:i_v l\.'li:li‘. :iiifl ellie'

Caiifidizin pilbliczitiuiis. :nil iii.. prriw wolflt, llkg his pocliii, is cll_';Liliizi:i.‘.li-

edflty e. frcslllicrs and vi';mlr nt siyl'-i

and n. Cult-li-get filiitilinrl1._\' \v;f.ll l!l"_

haékmoillici of hi; siiilje.:-l lii;illei‘.`

gccipmplisllmcnts which are the rc-_ nit of disciplined study and con-i lcikntlous self-criticisni. I

iff. McIr.n’s' lii‘.c<=t. zirticlc is :i iiri ‘(7

critical review ot' Sir Piilllp tilbb |19# book; '-'Since 'I"hei1: 'i'he lJl.~.tllr!l- i

ing' gtgry of the Worlrl nt Peace." llc; effectively r.rol'c”. tile. r\iitli'»r`.< l"li-

deiicy to seiaet. ilil:idelil.'~‘. oi' :.-~'l|

mqfitill rather thiili liis|.ol'ical .sifmili-: enhce. thereby aclreisiliir a picture ofi

the post-'var v.-nrlrl ivhleli l" "mt iiii-: tfiid," hilt "trio olivli iilrvniiplr-ti‘." Th'u.'1 Sli' Pll|lip‘.'; nilgiz'o;‘.r!i to tli'-_ new Russia. is not all nccoilnt of the

lsumen, but a nal'r~ii.i\';~ ol the White

C-nnfciw lice "ii-:iii n. cliip -xi lil-' i its iiit‘L'ii. lu kcell ri watchful eye fel"

if., i _ | .

slump. of course. ls that the prin- cipal buyer natlona from the Unl-

American goods. They can not af- ford to buv from the United States mainly because they happen to be

is tl i i l d bt ti f

_i l'e:.oilrce,= of civilization to the agfi- ii D Is nr nc pa e or na Ons o

d States can not afford to buy

ie United States. They must pay in

he war debt policy of the United

Representatives of -the British

when the craze came along for "slimness", then reducing became s bigger danger to health than over- weight. And it was our young womcli particularly who went, to extrcmci lengths in reducing weight. Many of

dropping downvrlrd at the abdomin- al organs. _-

many middle dged individuals were

cning of the arteries, and kidney ailments, and that alcohol, meat, andi lack of exercise were to some extent

people began to cut down on meat or avoid it altogether.

m indoors and took no exercise but for the m the growing youngsters that were

made to s\ii.ici._ - ordinarily the Bickle Company would

Chat _ Bohr _

_ ef Qnurs

IMC]

luosr 'Plone -

when it was found that overweight”

nsurance companies charged higher

This was a sensible act. However

them are now paying the penalty

n anaemia, tuberculosis and the.

Similarly when it was teamed that

uttering from heart disease; hsrd-

o blame, immediately e. number of

Now this was all right for some

rest of the family it was a great

_ _ ____ with the threat that unless the con-

tinental nations reduced their tariffs

E n

m- tariff protection. The delegates from

A ;~,i-_-nt dcnl of misinformation is itlie continental nations have refused s ii; dl .»eiiiiiiliir-ii tlic.=c`r,lays aboiit '#0 T03-"i1”fi ii`-is ti\1'08t S01`i0llSiY~ They thi- 1:-;_t..ti<m for sc-if-gcivcriinient in heucvc that Great Britain is 5° ih°l" g _ . ._ ». 11 » - - =ilidlii. “'l`lic 'lrillli about india is a ;_:_lfh;;f3°go'£°res§__1:édi; §_f’_f__e:"_‘;'g_‘i

- = -r~fui'li~;l": zeal woiilfl find a This weeks action of the British ii.ilre u.eliil outlet iii cori'...:tlii'; gov ii-'£1501' mi11i_Si_f.l’ in 3ii0WiYlS the im-

_erilliieiital abuses in their ovrn urn- *E_°r_;'c i°1`°hib3i°n 011 dy€St\1ffS tc _ti;\'. This point is brought home in thx; coi;:;'_'_1;____’;°ll_f'0_2_i__‘_‘;‘;°

need fear no action from London

Mmiilii' ill' -VU* Cilf‘\'i°5 -301?-‘Si°“~ adverse to their own selfish interests `fm- me.ii_v _vc;ii-s in the British civil It is quite clear, therefore, that me

juli ."~:‘lll~le in the December Aslrintic

iof tiic Encyclopaedia Britaniilczi. The _"om Eur°P°i and this Sh0Uid Only V tsiid:-zirv iliherifed from the days of -mnder more certain their C°nV9f5i0“

p.cfercnces proposed by the Canadian

livin viiicli ilrovicied for liiz indivi- _Conference If they have learned ` -' L ’~.~cEop:i'.eni _nf a score or more 'iilvir 1055011. as it seems obvious they - ‘wiio-is." :iiid of iiiiiiinieniille.l"“"`- '-119 °iCCi0I`S Oi' the Uiiitccl _ _ Lriilr-s and groups. But the ihmgdom “rm Lum me PVCSCM GW' .lif.l.l::i Nlitioiial Congress was doin- icmment out of °m°° at me “Cm _ igeneral election, and install in power iiiii'-Cfl l==1'2"i-“_ lt" H “UW cas" ‘ff iuii- British conservative imrtv. which I-illsl;_=li-fipczixlizg lawyers, altliougii i5¢0n-imiiii_cd to the programme of _iIi'~=-e cr»:te,l'essiiieii spoke iii child- Imperial economic unity. It appears hood and still sometimes speak at‘U“Bn5W€i`i\bi€. ih9!`9f0l`0. tililil Bi/ents

‘ are shaping themselves favorably for

lhoiiie a score or more of tongues,

_ lniltzlclly iiliilitelligible. These mother the success of we adjourned Imperial

Conference which is to be held ai,

protein is Natures tissue builder.

gi me

patients meat is_ s big factor ini building up tis`sue that will be able to

soft fatty tissue. `

should be eaten regularly.

wounds heal more quickly, in factl

large part or the diet. ` i

children, individuals recovering from wasting illnesses. and'-those suder- ing with slow healing wounds should

work witl1'liis'liandS, can get along with meat oi°~ eggs once a day. but a hard outdoor worker, or one engaged in outdoor athletics. can eat meat twice a day with benefit to his health. .

Of course the youngsters drink d

milk which is an excellent food for babies and children because it is an all round food, but children who are rowing and who play outdoors need iore protein iii their food because

The starchy food is necessary to

SY D Y. U i

In institutions for' tuberculosis

do spine work for the patient-notl

After any wasting illness meat

Surgeons are now ' finding that

ays soner,' where meat forms ai

My thought; then is that, growing

ave plenty of 'meat daily. The average man who does not

-_.ll

~ missed

at and eggs that repair the tis-is

sues worn out by thc play. Ciilld- ren should thusliave meat' or eggsi

daily.

ioiigriics had this in coliimon: "In

Y lzat one cl` them is there an exact; in- _diq-iioils equivalent for India and . Iliiiliiili ns these words are currently i

`ii'-wi tfiiln_\'." Tim truth would seem

“lids " ` the 9 lltical sense i'

ii-hoill' the creation of the India Of-

` llcr- in Lollrion. and has rin sfibstali-

tion :i<iiniiiir.t:i‘r~cl by the iiiriiai

Olflr:-_ 'l`lic grave tlaligcr for India.

lie lliliiks, is that the democracy of_

l .~. iii 0

i .able soup not made in Caiig¢li._ A

tizilrrlisteiice except as an ulgaiilza- 'miotlier couiitrv were Iiurcliaserl and

Ottawa next year on Mr. Benneiiis invitation.

On one occasion not long ago g

fnrnicr and vegetable grower nm.- iillfiiillli-fiii, Oiitarirl, walked into tho istorc and pilrciiascd R can of veg.-L.

|?l`i8hbour asked lilm if he realized that thc products of growers in

used as raw material to bc processed by labourers who meant nothing to Canada. The buyer returned the can to the shelf and bought li brand made

En':lan<l will accept. not what may{i,,oi__iai_ from his own home

.t . That

he riiliecl the “li1\ii0li1\l" WCW Oi little incident is significant and when]

Thy spirit animates eternal years,

LAST LIN ES

No coward soul ls mine. No treinbler in the world's storm-

troubled sphere:

l see I-lea\'cn's glories shlii", _ And faith shines equal, arming me from fear. _ _

O God wltliiii my breast.

Almighty, e\'er-present. Deity!

Lifc--that iii me has rest. As I-undying Life-have power in _ theel _

With wide-embracing love

llizliii, \\"lli it; provisions for infln-_multiplied thousands nf gin-i¢; its fine.-sity. but me "nai.i<ir_all.<iie"‘f»lu'ous1iout Canada represents to

view of the congressmen drawn pre- dominantly from the new caste of

Pliielisli-spcakilig lawyers.

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l .

h`a'ilol'ial Notes

fill' Arlliill' Cilrrlo. vflio sails tori

lliilin tl‘_i.' ivcck lo rnill'r\.':rlit. the Dn-

ihc liinileilratlon ol the new Capitol.

some extent how careless we are in our buying. While we were storing lnllllons of bushels of barley in Can. ada duririt: 1920 we were importing F1059 in 15.000000 bushels of corn ffum Argentina and United States. isnlely, it seems. will take the place of corn ln most live stock rations, yet we import. feedstuffs of no greater value and carry our Canadian-growli product. at a considerable cost

has iii."-.t completed ten years of ser-,

vice as principal of McGill Unlvcr-i

sity. '

ii' I

"In a comparatively long life," saysi

Eiiglind, in a newly issued volume of

'int and thc efforts to find it so- Luffi Hf"-‘-'f‘»2`i- L01"i Ciiifi "“5ii°° °fi

tll‘h1lcs iinclcl' Kolelink and Dciiikiny 1.g'g,,qi;i1i-Unch to the new Turkey is

9, ii-]c5ci'iiition of the Greek disaster ini'Asla Minor. When he comes to

Eriglancl he gives his emotional nat- url full sway. The high s-pct. in the

v time, Mr. Mclnnls writes. is uh-

driiibtedly the authors fervent plea w

s:iys," I have never known any-

hodv who worked too hard. I have,

of course, known-we have all known

-many persons who thought that

they worked too hard. and I. far

grea.‘.:r number of persons of whom

their female relatives said that they,

1.; 'Empire settlement; as a cure for czlnsldered miicluslun is that excess-

lands ills. He recognizes that the i

.fa were is really wiim. l.1r.olmsims ‘~` R D S

Urban consumers are not the only ones who have overlooked the value and suitability of Canadian farm products.

The reluctance of men to spend

Fervades and broods above. Changes, sustains, dissolves, creates

and rears.

Though earth and man were KONE. And suns and universes ceased to

he.

And Thou were left’ alone.

Thee.

'Ihere is not room for Death. Nor atom that his might could

` render void:

Thou-Thou art Being and Breath. And what Thou art may never be

destroyed.

_ ' -Emily Bronte.

their money has contributed in no small measure to the world-wide fall' ln prices. Thus effcetivc is "psy- chological poverty" in exaggerating the troubles of 1930. The first step towards a cure for present evils obviously lies in a return of con-

fidence; and since lack of eonfldence_ has so largely been responsible for

the present situation, we may hope

that when it does return, lt will sweep

orked too hard. But at present myiaway the greater part of our diffi-

eulttes.

Insomnia never comes in A man

hoe". _ ' Jon. eamlggz »»

- - .'

ooizla Now i

iigf 2% 1 of ’*-`5§-.‘;-`;f~;

MA S 7

-ould have called e nebulous hype- who MA io get ____ at .ix °_°h_*__GUARDIAN I CEN.i__RALi A

hwflpiolleers are as uliwllllliil \\

¢ogototbenom1nion.s_|s_ the Dv- ¢

ihwry about wild oats; and a man who has nat had his green-sickness and gat done with it for g0°d_ iii as tilt/lc to be depended on as an u;-_- \'1wcino.t,od infant?-_-R. L Stevenson,

Every existence would exist in

'I`hePilblic'F0mm

if i irtffllfidi- uqusuanfinauui. 'na Qarloddfvnqurllndau

-_ut nnaxrlly CNHI 5* " spiudclnlpanlllt

I rf

LOST T0 l'. E. I. HOSPITAL

Bir.-The amount we estimate to

be $1000.00 which the P.E.I. Hospital Trustees lost because of the unfair action of the ,Fire Committee in making the contract for American Fire Pumper instead of the Bickle Canadian built machine. The fol- lowing telegram and letter speaks for itself:

Bickle Fire likigine Co.,

Woodstock, Ont.

Prince Edward Island must raise

quarter million dollars to build and equip new hospital immediately. Every assistance needed to bring campaign successful issue. Subscrip- tions payable elglit quarterly ln- stallments beginning first. We sol- icit your support and will appreciate your wiring collect- stating amount you subscribe.

Wallace L. Higgins. Chairman Business Friends Committee

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Wallace L_-Higgins, Esq.

Chairman Business Friends

Committee. Charlottetown, P.E_I.

Dear Mr. Higgins: Acknowledging and answering your

iddle aged folks who lived entirely WUC Of Satuiday asking for s sub-

crlptlon to s. very worthy cause. the building and equipping of a new

istake. And unfortunately it was h°°Pm1-

May I respectfully point out that

eem it a. privilege to subscribe to your fund were it not for the fact that very recently, three weeks ago, we were treated in s very scurvy un-Canadian and un-British fashion

by your City Council which gave a. contract to the subsidiary of the big American Trust for an American

Drummond’s Poetry -_._

` iiliironto Globe)

Thers will be general, disagreement. _ respectful _but _ forceful, with the i ,i-liiel|`m= of nriw, 1-r. ni-ummomn ‘h_|b_ttlnt" _P°0igl1__b¥ Mr. Arthur ieauel-lame. Clerk of _ the House of Commons, in his address- to the i _Toronto Canadian Club. Mr. Beau- icliesne. who 'voices a complaint _sometimes heard in ri-enoh Canada. 'holds that Dunimond by making his ` characters speak in broken Engllsli, ii really 'made fun of the vnltgora slid farmers of that part of Canada. .lf

he had _his way. he said, he would _ sweep such works out of 'Canadian _ literature. i

It ls late in the day to ban such _

favorites as "Little Baptiste," "Johnlc Courteau" or “The Wreck of the _ Julie Plante," for they have gone round the English-speaking world are esteemed as part of th_e`!it.er|.ry i

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inheritanceof Canada. These Andi other creations by Drummond havei lovingly interpreted the habitant _wherever the elocutlonist hu plied his trade. `

It is unfortunate that any element

in French Canada should resent tliz-

efforts of Dr. Drummond. The gen- _ tal Irish-Canadian doctor knew thoroughly' bil environment. and his sympathy -with the wholesome and simple life of the habitants was ln- contestable. Every visitor to Quebec _ knows the dialect English there i spoken, and through the Drummond i rendering the boys and girls of the English Provinces have learned thci thoughts and human qualities of i their neighbors in a manner not otherwise possible owing to the langu- age barrier. Drummond has enllv-i ened his lines with human interest and created n love for the type hc I portrays.

It is no new thing for a race to be

interpreted by its dialect speech. The people of many sections of Great

Britain have been endeared to thc, world at large through local poets’ writing in local dialect. How much i less would the world know of the Scottish race without the idioms of I

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though they and the writer‘s brother ' shamus McManus, Padraio Colum " _ '

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C0mmiifiC=_Hl1d £0 m0St mcmbcrs Oi’ _inns have been made real by thc- f c

:im _(__Joi:_ii_cll six niiontlis ago _\vhen_broken Fmglish of T. A. Daly. Mr. i Oo S 00 S _ _ 1° F0 01' V1Sii@ 5011!' Clit. l\i1.Beauchesne and those who think with `

;hich time they promised that noth- :him gi-, iiiidiiiy ,nd misilkeniy

8 W°\Iid be £10118 by WIY Of DUT- _sensitive about the dialect of French- chasins until our Company was giv- _canafiisns nr. mummond has

0nI_i>l'1:e<;i»_\;nliy 0! Siubmiti-il? R limit _brought their race much nearer to

ver ra e, _ i

_________ that ____ Y 051 gs _'id me ua. and we would sooner sacrifice half , .

Y- 6 “Y ima' ° B11' _the poetry written in Canada than_ ‘

:_‘;i_i_‘_"_i_‘___;i__i`°___;'=°"‘;K_‘__° ;1_‘_’_:1Fi_;°i;i¢h mi\_¥\Y _suppress his human transcripts from all over Canada empldyingnalffgix ima vnu". by the st' “nance” | i

adinn workme _ was dellb tely -

passed over, aiild instead anelrrder- churchlu And Balfour i

was given for American built goods (John °.i_ond°n.| wéekiyi f Wi t -

SOM W0" Glliirviy ignored al the Irish have been made familiar by

ien he equal could have been sup

plied by us at a consid rable saving , g ! i in price to the rate a Zrs of Char- ‘enced by Lord Mnnuhy. writings- ‘

l___u_et__________ p y _ Falfour fi>_i;dthe "stimulation" his es- 5 i

If this case is to be considered a

typical one of Maritime Municlpali- tram In

___ dhlc dl _dt__ on wrltinlhlsfirst book‘

_ in°’genGc‘;a__ “P ““° °“ “ "5 "5 cliurcliiii confesses, "1 arrested .__

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-Both men admit to bein influ-

ays supp ; for Churchill (tt would seem) Macaulay! style was the at.-

eombinatlon of the styles of Macau] ‘

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V _ I _ makes it clearer that lie misled Mac- , R & - '- ex srf'l’;l}é‘;2;_°E_ auiay's style to some purpose. ii L e Llfnlted

President

One other point of interest is that i

in addition ii. the allow ii is also °' "“b"° sP`“k"“ B°"°“" “"4 “°‘ i ,

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fluite llrobable that we ourselvesiwrbal mommy: he declared: "I" hw! would have increased our contribu- ibm" A "mms mlsmmme to me thnti Y - ' W"- ___ . V Y

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ment to do so.

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'I'h.eire is some meaning in tl-ig 944

SHOP EARLY ‘ AND SA vis

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pen to paper, and having done so many years he was unable to " cculd use lt, ln whole are in p:irt,fanythilig rcxcept a sentence in re- iwithout misplaelng a. word. I neverijrilnedl that he hnd not written out i ‘could discover merely by listening and committed to i'nemfJl',v before-

whether Lord Oxford was speakingihand Very difficult that, surely.i impromptu, was repeating from mem- iwhen one doesn't know exactly what i ory or was reading from a. manu-'thc opponent you have to answer? script." But Bslfour's inability hero will say. On the occasion in ques- _had its compensating advantages. tion he says: ‘l had to try -and for-

Mr. Winston Chilrcl1lll's description see the situation and to have a num-

_ his own first speech in the House ber of variants ready to meet its

its amusing. He says: "Although many I possibilities. I therefore came with' _guessed I had learned tt all by heart_n diilvcrfiil or arrows of different this was pardoned because of theiuiitlerns and sizes. some of which ti

‘ipains I had taken." I-le had a. hit ofihopcd would hit the mark." The; luck to start off well. He was fol-:Earl of Balfour was. at any rate.

lowed by Lloyd George, who had aisnvcd all that trouble.

"moderately phrased amendment" oni

the-Dlveh He did noi. move it, but ---~--------

made it violent speech. Winston was Old boctrs. lui you well know, ar: in despair for a sentence “to hook on boolu of tile world's youth, and new - with after Lloyd George sat down" boolrs are the frultg of its

g his prepared opening had be- W. Holmes.

come obsolete. "A sense of alarm andi __ ,_ _ _ ' . despair crossed me. 1 repressed it Those who oppose intellectual with an inward gasp. Then Mr. Glb-[truths do but stir up the fire, and

olvlng the most complicated ar- cheer.

'guments and figures without putting Mr. Churchill declares i.hiii. tai-

iion to me Hospital had we been “__ throughout I lifetime largely occup- son Bowles whispered: “You might the cinderl fly about and bum wi;_2i iowcii i., miie iiii, pmiii which W_,_ivd in public speaking. my want of _sal "instead of miiking his violent _ they had else not touched.-Goei 0 were elititled to on this machine. We verbal memmy hu’ '.‘I“'°‘~" mme Ver' \“P¢`°°i‘ “’m‘°“i' "‘°"mg his modenm

iiiiivicsiio im. iiiayor and City Coun_ hai l1l”€D8l'Bti0n |mDOSSibi€."‘ Lord alnentlnieiit, he had better have .iii ping, they caii ii piibiic meeting oi _RBI1d°iPi1 Church (Wlnston's father) _moved his moderate ainelidiiioni. with

» the i-,iiiziiiii whi¢ii_ in fact ii” are F it 100211! 001116 HDI!!! I Column of :out making his violent speech." Bays

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vise thc Council. instead of allowing mv

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