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v 111g" is ‘a silver lining in i115 economic cloud which is reducing m, mete;- migration from the Unit- ed States into Canada during the present season.

Figures from the tourist camp at Lansdowne Park show that to this time the registration of American cars is no more than fifteen Pei‘- cent of last YEN"! l": me cwms‘ pending period. 0n the other hand‘ the total registration for the per- iod has gone up from 152 to 8'11.

In other words Canadian motor- ists have more than made uP "10 falling-oi! in cars from the United States. Canadians as well as Am- ericans are staying at home, seeing their own country. and 1i- 18 Effliiiy- ing that so many of them are visit-

158,000,000 in armaments miner-ho last fiscal year, the United Stews leading with $707,125,000, and next in order coming Soviet Russia, France and Great Britain. That ominous rumbling you hear, says the Border Cities Star, is merely a snicker from old man Mars.

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.7 _ _ I I Double-Protection Policy ....,,, ,, It provides, in the event of death before age 60 (or 65), double the amount of insurance ordinarily paid. The premium

rate is low.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1931

Mr. King's amendment to the I _ _ I h been Government's unemployment bill T he Acme Of Inconlpetency Thf" Rive“ s‘ Maume u t purported to set a “infinite limi; w held by the Liberal‘, with“ l the expenditure to be made for re- break since 1900. The first member “c; PuypQSBS. The amendment was sip A. P. Caron, who won by might have been logical had the 0p- l i a majority a! 269 m 189m mom position leader been in a _pos ton

to sei, a definite limit to the num- 1900 t” i925 the member w“ Hon’ ber and needs oi the unemployed.

Jacques Bureau, K. 0-. mmflly 1\:r. King is stronger on criticism Minister of Customs and Excise, than construction. The only limit.

Now that beauty parlors have be- come so numerous, the skin is re. celving more attention not only from beauty specialists but from specialists but from physicians also. The dBy has gone by when we are to think oi the skin as only a sort of closely fitting covering f0: the body. It is now known that it is lust as much an organ as the stom- ach, heart, liver or kidneys.

Correctly ling

d often work won glasses

Yesterday The Guardian called dam

attention to the extraordinary bungling 0i Lea Government offi- cials in the issuing o! the B16000" proclamations in which three D011‘ irig divisions were excluded-

Example: At age 35 a policy providing $10,090, protection to age 60, and $5,001) thereafter, would cost $131.75 annually-n

l-lave your child's "yes examined

Another and even more strikins instance or incompetcncy on the part of the Government has come to light. This is the fact that the

i026 Mayor Arthur Bette: was vic- torious by majorities of more than 4,000 but the seat fell vacant on his

who is now a Senator. In 1925 and say‘ me Sydney m“- w “nmpl°y'

ment relief should be unemploy- ment requirements.

In the first session after the gen-

The skin has its complete system oi blood vessels, nerves, muscles, like other organs. 1t has the various sub_ stances or chemicals - sugar, salt, nitrogen, uric acid; in fact it is an

ing their own Capital city. Ottawa, apart from its material beauties, as l the centre of national life has pecu- I liar interest for the Canadian, and‘ no one knows his Canada who has not seen the home oi Parliament.

just l-;-% of the principal sum.

. n , This contract completely meets the need - of maximum protection at low cost.

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eral election of 1026, the Address was debated only 2 days, and the Conservative Opposition then allow- ed it to be adopted on division, without even offering an amend- ment.

Optometrists-At you, service.

death recently.

The standing of the parties in the House of Commons is now as 10l- lows: Conservatives 135, Liberals 88, United Farmers 9, Progressives 3. Liberal-Progressives 3, Labor t, In- dependent 2,

Returning Officer for Queen's. M1‘- David MacDonald, was illegally ap- pointed and, as a consequence of his acting in that capacity,‘ is liable to afine oi $100, or imprisonment for three months in default of pay- ment.

Mr. MacDonald was a. member of the Legislature during the past four years, and at the opening of the last session was siwflkcl‘ 0f the House. Sec. 235, sub. sec. (cl of The Election Act, 1922, silccifically dis- quaiifies from the appointment of returning officer or deputy return-

impottant reservoir for sugar, nitre. gen, chlorides, and water. Where the skin contains too much of some oi these substances - salts, water, uric acid, -- there is found severe itching and eczema.

In infancy, and old age, the skin seems to hold more water than at other times. An excess of water is found in most cases of overweight.

Now what is my tnougnt?

‘Ihatthe foods we eat have to rbe handled by the skin, ana can give trouble to that organ JUSB/BS they can to other organs, For instance you have been advised to drink plenty oi water and avoid meat if you want to have a nice clear skin.

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Remove Death Traps

(Aylmer Express)

Premier Henry is credited with saying that a. large item in expen- diture for unemployment work will be afor the elimination oi’ level cros- sings. If this is correct, it will give satisfaction to the people o! Ontario for level crosings are recognized as death traps, and the toll oi lives taken is appalling. There has long been agitation for this elimination, and not only would money be well spent in this way but the work done would be of a permanent nature,

Lord Beaverbrook, who landed at Quebec this week for a holiday in Canada, signalized his arrival with the prediction that Mr. “aldwln ls going i0 win the next election in Great Britain.

“There will be no election in Eng- land this year," he said, "and that ls the only thing I find that's worth putting down. The Conservatives will win when it does come. They will be a. united party when they

A Feeble Lance

"One ef the reasons for the Lea Government's defeat" says the sydney Post, “was the rash at- tempt of its campaigners to defend its record while at the same time

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ing officer, election clerk or poll clerk, “any person who has served as a member of the Legislative As- sembly in the session immediately preceding the election."

The Election Act was passed by the Bell Government, of which the present Premier, Hon. W. M~ Lea, iwas Secretary-Treasurer, Commis- sioner of Agriculture, and chief lieutenant.

Another violation of the Act is charged by a. writer in yesterday's Forum column, who states that the deputy returning officer for Tignish poll was undcr age and a non-res- ident of the Province. According to Sec. 240 of the Act, “no person shall act as deputy returning offic- er for any polling division, unless he is then a resident in the county in which the election is to bc held. and has been so resident for one year then next preceding; and the returning officer shall be liable and responsible for the conduct of all officers by him appointed under this Act."

The penalty for the Returning Officer's neglect of his duties in this regard is a fine of $100, or inl- prisonmcnt for three months in de- fault of payment.

Was there ever a provincial elec- tion conducted with such disregard of the proper formalities, such in- conceivable bungllng and irrespon- sibility on the part of the Govem- merit and its appointed officials?

The electors have good reason to congratulate themselves upon hav- ing got rid of an administration which has certainly achieved the some of incompetency.

Federal By Elections

The result of the federal by- elections on Monday has been an even break for the Conservatives, a gain of one scat for the Labor Pail-y. and the loss of mi important

assalling that 0f Premier Bennett. This was quite too large an order for a. staggering Provincial Govern- merit to tackle. The time may come and the politicians arise to strike effectively at the Bennett Govern- ment, but these things belong to the distant future. ‘The verdict of the Island electors is in this re- spect, indorsed by all sensible Cana- dlans,--that the Bennett Govern- ment is rendering superb service to the country in a difficult crisis, and merits the support of everyone who places the interests of the Domin- ion above mere‘ party politics. It was a feeble lance that the Lea Government wielded against one of the strongest Ministries Canada has known.”

Doukhobors Not Wanted

The Western Provinces have promptly met the announcement of Peter Veregin that 20,000 to 30,000 additional Doukhobors will shortly be brought to Canada by saying that they will not allow them to enter their Provinces. Ottawa offic- ials also state that the members of this strange sect cannot qualify for entrance-

Surely, comments the Toronto Globe, Canada is convinced that She does not want any more Douk- hobors. The first contingent came some thirty years ago, amid eon. siderable acclaim for their simple, wholesome, industrious character, as they were represented. They had not been long in the country before their peculiarities were made manl- fest. They opposed compliance with elementary conditions of Canad- ian life, and soon were in conflict with the authorities.

Whatever the basis for their con- duct, it was apparent that they were not adaptable _ to Canadian ideas of proper relation to the State. Within the past two years there

appeal to the electorate. Yes,- rlght, centre, and left, bolus-bolus, United. And lihnplre Free trade is now the policy of the Conservative

Now drinking plenty of water is really helpful to most skins because water keeps it more moist, more act- ive. However where the skin is the type that holds a great deal of water, and with it other substances also, it ls likely to irritate nerve

Virgil pleasure u, remember these troub- les." This comments

presslph ls that it prepares the way for greater expansion.

“Perhaps some time hence," wrote consolingly, “it will give

the Sydney Post is the philosophy that is re-

end draws near of one of the most acute depressions of recent years. One oi the consolations of a de-

lt is a paradox oi our civilization that so-called “hard times" are not allowed to interfere with the peo- ple‘s participation “in amusements. In the old days amusements were as often as not counted as luxur- ies, now they are considered ne- cessities, for if they were not, it is upon them that the first efforts of economics would be practised. Practically every great sporting event of the day attracts Just as large crowds as in times people were wont to regard as the height oi prosperity. More radio sets than ever before are being purchased. The percentage of people owning motor cars is continuously on the upgrade. Sporting goods reach as wide a. market as they ever did; the motion picture houses appear to 1 attract as large audiences as in the past.

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Probably it would be a mistake to expect too much of the agreement I recently concluded at London by which Germany is given extended credits. In the very nature of things it can be little more than a breath- ing space. The crisis has been post- poned certainly, but it ls too early to say with assurance that it has N been averted entirely.

To say this is not to minimize the importance of the work that I was done. If Germany got only a breathing space, she needed that breathing space. It is not pleasant to think what might havehappened if it had not been forthcoming. But the danger is not over.

Premier Bennett has brought the

endings of the skin and cause such an itchy sensation, that rubbing or scratching it. is the naturafresult.

In regard to meat; fresh meats

l1 , , qulred to buoy the wumry up as the 2:0 ed boiled stewed, roasted, are

ways recommended in skin all-

ments, but all salt, preserved, can- ned, and. spiced meats are to be avoided.

In regard to other foods and the

skin, it would seem that you must be guided by your own experiences. While‘ plain cakes and puddings are allowed, pies, pastries, confections, creams are excluded.

Bulky vegetables -- spinach, let-

tuce, celery, rhubarb, asparagus- help the skin by keeping the intes- tine active.

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"SERENE, l FOLD MY HANDS

AND bVAlT"

Serene, I fold my hands and wait, Nor care for wind, nor tide, nor sea;

rave no more ’gainst time or fate,

For lol my own shall come to me.

stay my haste, I make delays,

For what avails this eager pace?

stand amid the eternal ways,

And what is mine shall know my

I806.

Asleep, awake, by night o: day, The friends I seek are seeking me; No wind can drive my bark astray,

or change the tide of destiny.

What matters if I stand alone?

wait with Joy the coming years;

My heart shall reap where it hath

SDWII,

And garner up the fruit of tears.

The waters know their own and

draw

The brook that springs in yonder

heights;

So fiows the good with equal law

almost unnoticed. The report of the

and now is a good time to plan the removal of one of the real perils of highway travel.

Sad Fate Of An Eskimo

(Manitoba Free Press)

The news that an Fsklmo hun-, ter went violently insane after witnessing his first movie will, says the New York Times, be no sur- prise to the authors of “Once in a ‘ Lifetime." Nor will it particularly astonish P. G. Wodehouse, who told how he had drawn a. large sum at Hollywood weekly and had never been asked to do any work;

The despaich from Copenhagen, where the unfortunate denizen of the Arctic Circle was taken after his seizure at the Farms, did not give the name of the movie. That would be invaluable_ information to the actors, the producer and the director. To the press-agent it would afford a. rare opportunity to fill the advertising columns with legends like this: " ‘Hot Mommas,’ the Film which Drove an Eskimo Crazy. The Tedlum of Six-Month Nights at the Pole Did Not Feaze Him. Polar Bears and’ Walruses Had No Effect on Him. But the First Sight of Jeanne Jeanneton and Huntington Rhubrash in ‘Hot Mammas‘ Made Him Wild. See It Yourself and Discover Why."

Doubtless the Eskimo will get well and return to the Arctic re- gions to hunt and fish again and to guide expeditions over the wastes. Should he at any time in the future develop alarming signs of a recur- rence. a simple test can be applied to determine his real mndition. If he says that he wants to see an- other movie, then he has gone crazy again.

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(Manchester Guardian)

'I'i10ee who from the scientific side are waging the campaign a- gainst cancer have had to pursue a variety of paths, many of which have yielded only negative results. But positive progress has been made, though so slowly as to pass

British Empire cancer campaign just issued, records hopefully, some

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_ Aim l _ seat for the Liberals. have been recurrences o; these out. pollzgrcgnggitlfim tgaligltiiiiiasirag: Unto the soul oi pu.e delights. definite steps towards the goal. One

The election of Humphrey S. Mitchell, Labor candidate, in East Hamilton, was undoubtedly duo to the support of Labor-Conserva- tive and Liberal electors. The Lib- eral party, not having any candi- date in the field, threw the whole

breaks in Saskatchewan and British Columbia, with burning of schools, parades in the nude, clashes with the Police, and general uproar.

Canada is not at present seeking new residents in any number, and certainly not the membe s of the

They found that high protection is only pleasant while one side plays it. Now they are talking oi trying

The stars come nightly to the sky, The tidal wave comes to the sea; Nor time, nor space, nor deep, nor

American manufacturers have had

engage Canadian workmen.

to arrange a sort of reciprocity.

to start factories in Canada and

The recent trouble in the "black

high,

Can keep my own away from me.

-John Burroughs.

achievement recorded is the prep- aration of an anti-cancerous scrum with which in experiments upon mice cures have been effected and immunity conferred. It has not yet been possible to base upon these ex- periments treatment for human subjects. But the report regards it as a. hopeful line of research. A dis-

Certain Relief In Stomach ' Conditions

iweight of its influence against the Lightning, Blamed Bennett Government candidate. The third candidate, William O’Conner, Independent, is stated to have lost his deposit-

In the Three Rivers-St. Maurice constituency the Conservative candi. date, Charles Burgeois, K. C., W011

,- a notable victory over his Liberal opponenL-i-ion. Wilfred Garicpy: In. .1930, as the local Liberal organ

Doukhobor sect. covery which promises more speedy applicability is that of the molecular structure oi the cancer producing agent in tar and certain oils. It is hoped that this may result in a _ _- - Trusty as an 01d method of freeing lubricating oils _' _ ' . . -

from their liability to produce the ' ' ' lflelld-"it never industrial forms of cancer, such as fails to please

mu‘ -spinne ‘s cancer. It is all at . . . present rather tentative and un- Wlth n3 l a 5 t i n B’ flavour.

belt" Of Chicago had all the indi- cations of an inter-racial clash or 8t the least the indication of feel- lng against the police by Chicago's population of African ancestry. The most recent report from Corpora- tion Counsel Sexton is that investi- Bation had failed to disclose antip- Bihy between white people and those of color to a degree to ac- count m, the trouble’ or antlpmhy brush burners, logging operations between colored people and the p,” and railroads. In one year, 1920, pm A mob gathered at the evkhllghinlng started flrcs which burned