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A. Black coffee.

Q. Do men oficn pay formal social calls? .

A. Occasionally, but not often.

Q. What is the final test of good

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A. The ability to associate com- fortably with all people and to feel‘ equally at home at a simple country’

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‘mg to “Spare the dam" m“ hmdsrson for all this is that we are al-t

Notes by the Way

T ll our‘ 110W Ileglectfifl even the city authorities may become of their own by-lnws. Pp: instance, some years ago projecting signs be-

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“will! Dill! (founded i881) $5.00 par your (In advance) dnllvvroil- MJIO par you (l: advance; mailed In Oanndo and Illtod Statua-

Proaidnut-W. Cluck: I IoLuro. Yloo-Inaidaawd. L Burnett. BoorotAry-lhul. Col. D. A. IoaKlnnnl. D. B. 0. Burnett. Auoelnn Editor-l). K. Curio

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1928

BUT SPARE THE DAM.

that the City Council passed a by- law prohibiting them. 1nd Ordered the removal of those already in ex- istence, much to_ the improvement oi the appearance of that busy thoroughfare. But now, again, the streets are being made hideous and dangerous by such projections, and the civic authorities are evidently winking at the illegality. Some of the best streets are being made w look like Chinatown with pave- ment signs.

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at home. This in the midst of the possibilities lying all around us, is ‘not u it should be. Because Mr. yBennett has pointed out these} things he is called by his Liberal i?“ 5°!“ mmmls 33° bi’ Jflckfopponents a pessimist and a blue- Mine: vvras woven around the oIdJrum artist Nothhm could be m,“ osac izjuncgion, But spare theme;- gmm the tmuh Mn Bennett is ccor ing to this law the by ho means a pessimist He is an

needy hunter was permitted to takdoptimht o; the hm waten but he lbeierrlnr w Irv-laws. it 1s unfor- of the onsprmg, but he was 1h evdhas the courage or we sumac“ mitunate that the new by-laws at.

e77 case “dmmished m "SP3" the diagnose the case of Canada not inflating eating houses and restaur- dam, The order not only has the hon ‘ants should come into operation

_ eyed words, but with the skillljljs; as the mum; Season opens, sanctwn "f the “desk m" klwwnof one who knows whereof he Many visitors are greatly inconveni- to our civilization, but that of the speak; He ‘s not “mm m applyienced through the dlfllculty of experience of all the intervening the huh-e w ‘he diseased spots m getting meals when they want them. cemmies m back it "P- vthe industrial life of Canada nndlceneml sympathy Wm be extended

The game protective associations of all the civilised countries founded oh this means of prese ing the wild life.

T will be remembered that one of the most suggestive passages 1n the lecture delivered in Charlotte-

ing houses properly regulated, but

something should be done to cn- casc truly. They feel also that Llb- able visitors to enjoy their stay with leral politicians are concealing theus Wmmut being handicapped as truth from the people in order miregards the necessary “food that Iwin support, here a little and therclpertshethfl

a little, by such concealment. It Our [funds and nglghbgfgin New

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Provincc for cattle, and it will be’ well to watch the temptation. Yes-Fspeech by Premier King m moi terday a considerable number of cattle were shipped by the Cana- for Newfoundland! These included stockers, beef and dairy cattle, and in view of the‘ numbers shipped by former recent sailings it will be admitted that. for a little Province like this, the de- pletion of our not too large herds is very considerable. The animals’ shipped, we understand, comprised breeding dairy stock, as well asbeef and feeding animals. There is dan- ger that the ready money obtain- able for cattle is a. great ‘tempta- tion for farmers to dispose of their

‘House of Commons during the last.

l lhundicap that will prevent visitors Se“ on when he was Speaking of theccming to our shores. In the old great prosperity of Canada

“ndhiays Cape Breton suffered similar- liivnyly at the hands of Nova Scotia a Western member interrupted him-mainland. The Haligonians and ‘with the question; “Do you know South Shore people did everything ‘that more people went out of the possible to discourage tourists going .Western Provinces last year thanflo the cape Islam.‘ and the Liberal l Government did practically nothing to improve Cape Breton roads for the same reason.

came in by immigration?" Mr. King's reply to this was characteris-

tic. He said: "If the hon. member ——-— ‘was anxious to increase immlgra- n ls natural’ human and charge‘

“on he would not say this." Th ltcristically un-Christian-for neigh-

’ e'bors to behave like this, for they; Pm“ Mmlste" m" "S t° m" ‘want the tourists m spend all their‘ vccal the facts. Mr. Bennett's idea money with them. ,Ail the more‘ is to make the facts known and ap- reason why we should do all in our stock, and no doubt many of 0119M the remedy_ He knows that alpower to offset this adverse infiu-v farmers are so situated that thefcountry with such material reJcnce, and one of the best ways is can spare quite a number o; ahhl _ ‘to give our neighbors as little ex- mals. But there are others whosfliszurces as Canada p esses Shouldlcuse as possible for running down h l m |g v9 empmyment w its °wn pe°ple-Iour public conveniences in the shape ems are aready down to m er H9 knowfi B130 that With Such fe- of hotels, eating houses, and roads. meagre proportions considering thelsources at hand Canada should All these should be of the best p°s_ value of such animals on the farms. manumhture and produce the great 51MB‘ “m! the Services m“ “h” The farmers know their own busi-‘bulk of its requlremenm He knowsltourists have a right to expect. . ’ kn '—’_ “e55 “d it is satmmcmrfl"; f°wtthat this is not being done at pre- The numb" o, cars "cased h, that good prices ‘m: av“ a e oriseni. and he feels BS mlmy business the Province shows a 25 per cent. their surplvr. stock, but the warnqmen in Canada feel, that the few increase this year_ At this time last year we had about 4,000 cars

lowing foreign goods to take m» and trucks registered, whereas up kept’ up to m“ strength and everylcedcnce in our own markets. Thisito yesterday we had 5'o65' and effort consistent with the capacity

‘is h m is h |there are still not a few running

w y ere so muc eagerness‘ m, m i 1d k _ A f r

of the farm to feed them should be1 w e r o m“ erg Mme made to retain our best breeding;

t0 .3168!‘ HOH- R- B- BBDHBN- 8nd who recently invested in a car was stock in the milking strains as

why on every opportunity thou- chuffed by a neighbor who remark- dairying has always been and wllljthat he has an intelligent grasp o"

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good. Our dairy herds should be

came such a nuisance in Queen St.

[to those who want to sec the eat-I

fHE OWN GUKRDIIN

‘SAI-‘EGUABDING THE STOMACIII

,One of the important facts of life oi which you really never think is‘ that the body has surfaces inside as well as outside. |

You think only of your skin as a surface whereas there is the surface lining of the lungs, of the stomach: and intestinal canal, the inside sur- face of the kidneys, liver, and other}

organs.

Now one oi the things you have? ieamed is that, cancer is found on. these surfaces and nowhere else) ‘and it is because surfaces get irri-| itated that cancer occurs.

One of the places where cancer frequently mcurs is the surface lin- ing of the stomach. I

A British physician pointed out| recently that one of the things! ‘Ithat amazes these patients when| ithey flnd that they have cancer is. that they did not think that they‘ would develop cancer because they‘

‘always had n “strong stomach." | He points out that in ulcer of the, stomach the patient has always been; a little “picky" about his eating, has‘ had to be careful at times, whereas 'thc cancer victim vcry frequently; has not hadJo be so careful. l Therefore not having to think of‘

lwhat he ate, he was able to be care-

wlll be remembered that during a|Brunswick and Nova Scotiu havcfless for o considerable part of his; no outstanding love for us. and arclilifc; ate‘ what he wanted when he‘ mm above taking advantage of alwnnted it, very hot or very cold

foods, failed to chew his food pro- perly, nnd took all sorts of chances with his stomach. I

As mentioned before, more than one old individual attributes his lcng life to the fact that his ap- petite was poor and be had to be “careful“ about what he ate.

Therefore the individual with the strong stomach was likely to do the things that finally so irritated the lining of the stomach that cancer followed.

You can readily see that foods in- sufficiently chewed, and insufficient“ ly moistened and mixed with the saliva or digestive juice of the,’ mouth. when they arrive in the stomach are likely to set up suffic- ient trouble to irritate the lining of the stomach.

This is just another point to rem-i ember in safeguarding yourself against cancer. I

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Daily Selections FOR Guardian Readers

o o>++o+r July 25, 1928

DANGER SIGNALS—L0Ok Iifli thou upon the wine when it is red. when it givelh his colour in the cup, when it rnoveth itself aright. At the last it biteth like a serpent, and stingeth like an adder. Thine eyes shall behold strange women. and thine heart shall utter perverse things-Prov. 23:3l,32,33.

{PRAYER-Keep us, Lord, from ever taking into ou_r mouths that which would rob us of our natural powers.

ONLY A DAD

sands flock to hear him. It is felt 9d that he was 315d m see he “um Cantmue to be the bedrock o‘ Ourflzhe Canadian industrial and com-

afford the luxury. “Well. it is not

‘exactly that way," replied the far- agricultural business’ I: is “lenbtzi‘mercial situation. ‘ Evidently he raise cattle for live sh pmen. u

' breeding stock,save all the femnlesi

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mer, “but I figured I could not af- ford to be without one." .knows what the remedy is and when let us jealously guard our dairy the opportunity presents 1m“, he will apply the remedy.

The report of the Finance Com- mittee of the City Council shows a healthy state of affairs which all must appreciate. The net increase in assessible values is $1,089,054, made up of increases in both real estate and personal property, the figures being: Real Estate, l927— $4,638,492; l928—$5,485,538; Person- al property, l92'l—$1,803,170: 1928- $2,055,l78. It is indicative of pros- perity and a spirit of progressive- ness to have increases of this sort.

I possible in the herds and so pre-- pare for further progress in our zlalrymg business.

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SIGNIFICANT The summers in this country are

_ ""—-‘ regrettably short. Already the days

E reception which greets Honk“ are shortening towards Autumn but

_ B‘ Bennett wherever he goes is S g-Ithe rich- season of fruit and harvest

nificant. It is a matter of commonus Sun before us. Let us enjoy n an knowledge that the great majority

|ns it comes and goes. of men and women, learned and un- learned, are attracted by a forceful

i EDITORIAL NOTES.

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Band music in the Squares is not

It 15 mt cwdimble t” this my only desirable but necessary in a

Only a dad with a tired face.

Coming home from the daily race,

Bringing little of gold or fame

To show how well he has played the game,

But glad in his heart that his own reioicé

To see him come, and hear his voice.

Only a dad of a brood of four,

One oi a. million men or more,

Plodding along in daily strife,

Bearing the whips and scoms of life

With never a whlmper of pain or hate

For the sake ~of those at home who wait.

Only a dad, neither rich nor proud, Merely one of a surging crowd;

that we have had no open air con- certs so far during the Summer. There are many visitors in _the city who would be glad to enjoy a well rendered program of music during the warm Summer evenings. It is not yet too late.

speaker and a pleasing personality. and Mr. Bennett has the advantage of being richly endowed in both re- spects. He is undoubtedly an orat- or,‘ a convincing speaker and does not indulge in mere flights of windy] oratory. He always has something to say, knows how to say it, and when he has said it he stops.

At Oshawa, Ontario, the other

tourist resort like Charlottetown. It should commence with the first week of July and go on till the first week of September. It is late to make a beginning this year, but better late than never, and is cer- tain to be appreciated by the many people who flnd Charlottetown the best place in which to spend an Ability to swim is one of the es- enjoyabh summer even|hs_ sentinis in a sea bound country like

ours Abimy to swim only a 19w lion. B. B. Bennett is making a

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day, he addressed thousands _0i' electors of all political creeds and was given an ovation which indi- catcd very clearly that he had got the ear of the people. Oratory and a pleasing personality, no doubt great attracyons, do not explain the eagerness with which men and wo- men flock to hear Mr. Bennett whenever the occasion presents it- self. It is felt that all is not well with Canada. We have natural re- sources in unlimited quantities. We have boasted with good reason of our wealth in raw material and in

most favorable impression wherever he goes. There is an earnest- ness and sincerity about him which appeals to the thinking person; there is no "backing and filling" to suit local conditions merely; he has convictions, and uses words to expound them, and not to mislead and misrepresent as is the casewith his distinguished opponent, Mr. King.

yards has saved many n life and the want of such ability has been the cause of many deaths. Every boy and girl should learn how to swim.

It is to the credit of our autoists that there have been so few acci- dents on our roads during the pre- sent Summer. Although the num- ber of cars has greatly irwmwéd. there have been comparatively few In the fvrihwmlnr visit :1 x"!

~. . _ " “ with her ‘ ‘ r0 er.

accidents’ some an“ m “i! Miss Bennett has been in public life

tflbultgni thl“ to zrohlbmort ted for some considerable time and

Proh it on n any egree preven poses“, a chum!" Penman,

“m” mum“! prosperity’ but’ m drinking there would be some reason The cohug-ygggvg Lemm- i; very

the mid” o‘ an the” potentmmesiin this claim. The fact, however, fortunate, indeed, in having such a

W!’ YWIIC 900910 8P9 8U" 181N408 115'“ that Wench, who “m” w versatile and informed hclpmnin.

by hundreds of thousands. Our drink can get i! at my hm", o, the She is proving a tower of strength material resources are being dissi-

- t t inl- day or night and the police court w mm’ md h a n“ u“ we Dated and made use of by foreign

Great interest lo being manifested

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Telling, striving from day to day,

Facing whatever comes his way;

Silent whenever the harsh con- damn-

And bearing it all for the love of them.

Only a dad, but he gives ‘his all

To smooth the way for his children small;

Doing with courage stern and grim

The deeds that his father did for him,

This i4! the line for him to pen-

Only t dad. but the best of men. I

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WORDS OFTEN MIBUSED: Do not say "the river had overiiown." Bay "overflowed." ,

0 MISPRONOUNOIID: l8- grandine. Accent first syllable, not the second.

OFTEN MIBBPELLED: eruption; one r.

"Use a word three times and it is yours." Int us increase our vocabulary by master- ing one word each day. Today's word: INBUPERABLE; not to be

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If you are interested in getting a‘ big package of real good pipe tobacco-and valuable presents in exchange for “poker hands” that are packed with iii-smoke Rosebud, all ready cut for your pipe.

Seasiclmess is like a belief in ghosts-every one entertains some misgivings on the sublect, but few will acknowledge any.

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Canada's Dairy Factories

Q. What is the production of anadifs Dairy factories?

A. The number of dairy factor- ies in operation in 1926 was 3,074 an increase over the preceding year of 62, and an increase over the year i924 of 141. Of the 3,074 factories in operation in i926, 1287 were cream-, erics, 1,411 cheese factories, 350 combined butter and cheese factor- ies and 26 condenseries. The num- ber of creamerles increased over the year i925 by 47, the number of cheese factories by 2i and the num- ber of condenserles by 2. A decrease of 8 is shown in the number of combined butter and cheese factor- ies.

Grandmarina announced . . . . that infuture there would be eight quarter-days in every year except in leap-year when there would be an.

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Egg Stains on Silver

To rcmove egg stains from silver A R . rub with fine table salt on a wet ‘ 1'84; before washing. Then wash in ‘ ammonia water. Corks

To keep corks from sticking to the necks of bottles, apply a little glyr cerine to thc surface of the corks.

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