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SATURDAY MARCH 14 1931

_-_i-.__ --_ .__'__ V ____._____. ,’. , _ _'_ _ __ _ _-" "Wy ` '_ over b

Keeping Its Pledges fashioned as to refer to himself as 1'U!'3l

5 ..g,_am,r_.. A gangster or two were that the automobile . had not come

listed in the larger cities. Explicit in- to md formation was given by one individ-

UHI Wh0 Called him-Self B “DOIICY the way it usually goes. Romance writer, gamblers' policy racket." is always something that one's

'U19 legislative programme before

Parliament, as announced in the

Speech from the Throne, is a com-

Drchensive one. There were those

who asserted that Premier Bennett`s

cl-ection promises were merely rliet- orical gestures which he had no in-

tention of implementing; that his

platform, like t-lic platfcrm of Mr.<

Mackenzie King on another occas-

ion, was simply n. "chart" wliich`

might be dispensed with after it had

s'_-rvccl its purpose in the campaign. Tlieprompt action of the Govern- ment in grappling with the unem-

ployment question at the emei-gency` sersicii of Parliament and the man

iicr in \\'liLch it chainpioiiccl the in-I

forests oi’ the home product-rs. both

in agriculture and iiidustry, showed

that the new administration had no

, hijackers reported seemed to_be op- tml 0

_ erating along the Canadian border.

:fry steps of its immediate predeccs- one

intention of following in the dilat-

sors. There were other matters

_ I

I men,

There were milk racketeers and meat

racketeeis. The only man who called hims . - '

ed Al Capone.

Bootleggers were retumed in all

sections of the country. Fathobs of

families living at home in ostensibly respectable neighborhoods stated

that they were engaged in the boot-

leggliig ind-istry. Among the entries

cf this kind were "proprietor, boot- iegging ring": “muster mind for

bcotleggers;" agents. bottlers, fore-

aiid truck drivers for bootleg-

gers; and even one "bootlegger, mean

whisky." “Moonshiners." appeared throughout the South and the few

nam

man conceded that his erriploy-

' ment involved “cutting down whis-

licwever, other promises which the

Government had given the electors. WMS

which could not be put into effect

untii the first regular session of Par-

finarice and the stability of trade, rrnr u fair and equitable system of

and another that he “siplioned ky out of barrels." Nc doubt

ky..

many booticggers concealed their

_ _ po

_ activities behind such temis as mer- that are alien -ln bl00d ‘md SD9€ChI lmment. Among these were measures cha

for the effective control of national oth

nt. agent, or salesman, 'while

ers maintained that they had no

occupation. In accordance with di- is of rections, all who admitted being

old age pensions, for aid to agricul- bog ~

ture, technical education and high-

way construction. These measures, in so far as the economic situation war-

rants, will be undertaken during the - present session. Their inclusion ln.

surprise; they are a part_ of the pol-

which he received enthusiastic sup-

shouigl occasion little controversy in

Parliament. But whether they cause

coiitrovcrsy or not, it is reassuring to know that the Govemment's ma-

jority is sufficiently strong to carry ed,

out its progressive policies, and

tleggers were classified as retail

dealers.

A “manipulator of sickness" and a

|"trick doctor" were among the oc- fcupatlons listed, in addition to the

lusual number of practical bone-set-

the measures outlined in the Speech te

, rs

from.the Throne should occasion no medicine men' herb doctors and var_

ious other unethical healers. A witch af, once bring a premium. S0, too,I

icy on which Premier Bennett ap- ca "

m i

pcalefi to the country' and upon the heart of the Pennsylvania Dutch rhe"°ri°“I pmprlck that an Amen' region; she stated that she was in

- business fm' herselm N cousin across'the water goes straight

, healers of leg ulcers, Indian

9 to light in Berks County, Pa.

Canada Shows the Way

Elsewhere on this page appears an

torial from The Evening Public

- Ledger of Philadelphia, paying en-

that there will. be rio necessity for th

comprom‘se or dickering for third G

party support, as too frequently

usiastlc tribute to the Canadian

overnment for its iictlon in barring

, imports of Russian commodities. Com-

happened under the King adminis- m

ending this editorial, which it re-

mmon' - publishes, the Toronto Globe (Liber-

-‘ al) Strange Occupations wa

i to grovel before Russia for the sake

That. the work of census retuming of

says that Canada., has led the

y; she has "shown an unwillingness

a few pieces oi' gold. Let other na-

offioers has its amusing side is evi- tions follow her example and a new

denced in the classification of occu- light will appear on the economic pations reported for the 50,000,000 horizon."

employed persons in the United

States, a work recently completed by

the Bureau of the Census in Washing-

ton. No one could anticipate, says

Editorial Notes

The Prince of Wales having passed

the New York Times. the peculiar. the impressionable age, match-mak-

ambiguous and ridiculous descrip- l

ng mothers of eligible daughters are

tions of occupations which were said to be concentrating on his

sprinkled here and there among the younger and more susceptible brother, more orthodox returns on cerlsu-S Prince George.

schedules. In taking the population* census enumerators were instructed;

Figures issued by the Dominion

to write on the schedule the occupa- _ De artment of Insurance show that

tion of every employed person and l

also the industry or place of work. 5

asf year, the depression notwith- tancinz. Canadians took out si,`ls1.-

It was sometimes difficult to decide 460,960 of new life insurance. The

which was more startling, the ludi- total of insurance in force in the Do-

arous mistakes of the enumerators I minion at the present time is $6,492,- or the engaging frankness of certain I 059,742.

Individuals who defied that trait_ of . human nature which tends to keep

Signs of spring are already dlscem-

cism. Montreal Gazette. "have been re-

“rk any activity subject to criti- able in Quebec. “Robilis," says the

Both questionable and illegal oc-

rted in some places, and the ap-

cupztions were in evidence. Gigolos pearance of a frisky caterpillar at are not supposed to exist in the Brockville is cited to add to a con-

Unlted States. but one was disclosed viction that winter is over. But, per-

ln New York City, one in Callfomia.I h

and one in Texas. A couple of “pro- of spring is the boy playing marbles shooting That the special Tm lcssional witnesses" came to light on the sidewalk." bunaI__p,.e5|ded over by B young

and New York City produced a "con-

rcssfdnaii-o for a tipping trustf" as

well as plenty of ticket scalpers. One ri

aps, a. more trustworthy harbinger

"The appointment of Major Heb- dge as Canadian minister at Wash-

niral Kansan was described as lngton." states Col. L. R. mfleche,

'.=.chemer, all kinds." A Bostonian ad- mitted "dllutlng perfume for an im-

porter" and two girls ln New York :owed foreign labels in hats. No lob- |y'i:tz were disclosed-although in w2o`,tn=re ina been mu ai dozen. piairazid professional. Aifqut ten plain and fancy racket- rcn came to light in chicago and

lon President of the Canadian

Domin _ i I-081021. “marks the flrat occasion on for is fifteen years' sentence he~ which n ri-ont-line soldier of the claimed ,le be 1°" than ,=¢v=l‘°~ Great War has been cuiledfto such

En Ammmnt put m.'th,°I'upl°'n"u° worship may findlu him ut anbthei-I S°TV|°°l»'*“'| the l1f“|”°*°°l~°"th“ moment an execruble tyrant. The action by the Dominion Government nearer Bignor Mussolini! mencome Wm N mm helm” ,pp"¢g.¢,d by to exupersting their subdued ali the new minutei-'s war-time een- °“°"“°' "°’°“‘ “““““ °“"“"‘“°°'

I s:?‘;tt:i'lng few appeared in New, York. One chlcogoau was so old-I

..___4

elf a “super racketeer‘ was not always

Iit

be, to them, one of those de- bits of furniture, used in the

romantic _early 1900's. 'Ihey will

us our~ privilege of swaying umm’ tracks through quite

scenery, and will half wish

that privilege-just as we half that the railroads had not the old canals. And. that is

wish killed

grand ther had. It lies Myond the borders of everyday life, and it al- ways will, which is ' why, we are

seeking it and never finding

a result of the R..-l0l disaster,

Great Britain is marking thiic so for as lighter-_than-air craft are concern- ed. Under the lieadlng of airships the latest estimates contain only an allocation of $250,000, and that is earmarked for the maintenance of the Royal All-ship works at Carding- ton, British experience with dirig- ibles has not been encouraging, and apparently the government is content to stand by and let somebody else do the experimenting until' more is more conclusive evidence that de- velopement along that line is essen- r even desirable. .

The theory _has long been held in

some quarters that two nations sprung from the same stock and using the same language were more

likely to have sympathies, tastes and vle`\v ints in common than those

that they were less likcly to come to misunderstanding, quarrels and war. But the new Lord Mayor of London.

a different mind; he thinks

that the fact that the English and Americans clearly understand onc another is a liability rather than an asset and to a certain extent acts as an obstacle to true friendly relations.

A Fienclinian or a German might. call you all the blood-curdiing names in his vocabulary and leave you uii- moved, but let an Englishman grcct you with some of his favorite, high-I flavored expletivcs, and rings‘de scatsl

every contemptuous innuendo, every

can or an Englishman employs in a newspaper to belittle or irritate his

to the-mark with undiluted venom.

___._.__ .

An M. C. R. train hlt a coupe (lor-

tunately empty) at Aylmer, knocked the engine out of the automobile and through the station window, carried the body of the car for fifty yards and flung it against a semaphore, yet the train crew did not know that anything had been hit and the train did not stop. Those who are tempted to try conclusions with railway trains at level crossings will perhaps be reminded by this incident that the trains have weight as well as speed.

Until some -form of, obligation

_rests on a recipient to qualify for thc dole by working a part of his time in some way or other, we seem likely to be saddled with a permanent army of idlers who will inevitably lose thef capacity to w_ork.-Edlngburgh Scots man. l ‘

Anyone of means who desires to

purchase a luxury automobile can select it from a great variety mad: in Canada, says the Windsor Bor- den Cities Star. If this is not suitable to him lie is, of course, at liberty to buy a United States or European car, but can have no reasonable. ground for complaint lf he must pay extra for the privilege of denying the business to Canadian lndustry.

N. B. is building a memorial ln

honor of the pioneer builders of the province, contributatlons are being received from every part of the province and present indications are that it will be u memorial worthy of the province and of those who

`ll}(ld its foundations.

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We find lt hard to understand how

it great people, B people with avisibly great present as well as a great past,i can continuo to live under laws, which make political discussion and criticism a crime to be punished by such terrible sentences ` as fifteen years' imprisonment or death by

Fascist lawyer enjoying the title of

"General" ln the Fascist militia-, might have punished Vinciguei-ro and Rendi wlth_the death penalty was expressly a.:::rted by the Publlcx Prosecutor in the trial In asking only

Passions in Italy run high; the same mi unwind; in n aiemi- s new ml

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(An Editorial from The Philadelphia Evening Public I.e¢lger.)

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of Quilts

/runes

chin during a bout that put him tm.;

down for a count that was longer fact

on his hands. of

I informed him that he had de- And

feated Smith by in knock out; that self

was joking, but I explained that he mat

him down for a few seconds, that the mga bell had given him another minute, onjy

won the bout by putting his oppon- it 35

after effects. mou

A foot ball player reported to me ,wer

after practice that he had forgotten men his locker number, had forgotten his has home address. in fact had forgotten sort,

home and he remained there quietly mc

A man fails in the street and and

as to possibility of fracture of the tho

three cases? and

brain has received a shaking up, but as 1

no break of the blood vessels. The deny

by this shaking, but no permanent hum

occur wltliout fracture of the skull N if very much damage were done to 1;

lent becomes unconscious, although own sever shouting may arouse him. view After he returns to consciousness he and

of memory or slight delusions_ . mod During the collapsed condition the

heat t0 the body is me best treat- worth more to the eiviuzation or the

purgative, is the treatment. A liquid to e

tial. ' an

iff!

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Then shuts the door; '

On her divine majority the Obtrude no more.

Unmovcd, she notes the cliarlot's s°

pausing “W

Unmoved, an emperor is kneeling “ Upon her mat. "°

nation 5

Choose olie; I 'I‘hen close the valves of her atten- *

tion `

Like stone.

-Emily Dickinson.

-ami

The great river-courses that have

shaped the lives of men have hardly changed; and those other streams, the life-currents that ebb and flow in human hearts, puisate to the same great needs, the same great loves and terrors.~George Eliot.

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the nearer for Italy ls the hour of

"°'_1_°_‘ °f tm’ Cuwuu' mm upheaval of which no muncan for. thelnslm-" l . 'nethe»ad. `;¢>.“. .

"out” temporarily. As the round was urday just over he received a minute‘s rest dum W - and _immediately proceeded to make fleets opinion and feeling dominant up`his lost points. He landed a blow in me_ on the other fcllow’s chin who went Provlncm It does not dlgsemblo the

I asked him why he dldn't get acted bathed and dressed- suddeness to put an _embargo on the

He replied "Why I have to box communism; propaganda that fn-

Smith yew evitably clings about Soviet exports.

and that in the next round he had whole

bumps his hcud 5° Severely that h‘? Western civilization. With this conll becomes unconscious, is rushed to the vpytign and not from any concern hospital, and an examination made about details of international trade,

skull- N° f"‘*°t“"9 is f,°““d~ In alpowcrful blow yet aimed at Russian couple of hours, lic bcconics con-,plans scious and is able to walk home. The beg; that may bg said of the

What has hal>D01'_lCCl |11 l-he RUOVC l Soviet system, even by its own friends

It is “amd °°"°U55l°“- seeking to utterly obliterate the in- It simply means that the whole dlvldual man's mind and conscience

there has been no breakin the skull. eliminate all private property: to

The soul selects her own society, Pm

willing to wreck the world to make

It seems hard at this writing to ‘trade

Barlon.M.D. over-estimate theisisniflcance of the such,

blunt and sweeping Order-in-Council don when the British Empire WHS Hi

c0Ncussi0N by which the canadian Goverment the apex outs pride and iw'/er-There

has just refused to admit Soviet is no

s°m° yea" “F0 °“" °h“mP1°“ Um* Russian commodities in competition caution and nervousness and un-

versity boxer received a blow in the with other imports of similar eharac- certainty with which other Govern-

This order, promulgated on Sut-

by Hon. E. B. Ry0kl_1y?§_, Cana- nister of Revenue, clearly re

Parliament and in all the

that Canada is determined -to

than ten seconds and the bout was Shu; out more than Russian coal, won by the champion. About an hour wood afterwards I noticed our champion other sitting around with the gloves still forcedxor coerced ]ab0r,T1-.L-; division

pulp, lumber, asbestos, furs and goods carrying the stigma of

British Commonwealth has‘ with dramatic force and

the

it makes no effort to justify it- by citations of economic ab-

Smith had bathed and dressed and stractlons. i . “'85 °“ his “’*‘l’ hflmef He th°“§hI¢ I Canada acknowledges, in effect,

it views Russian dumpings as a

had received a blow that had put pmimgnary movement; in an ocono-

wal' of destruction organized not against itself ,but against the system of civilization of which part ~

3, .

“nt d°W" f°’ mf “"1 °°“fll °f fem The cam-.clans have inherited the He bathed, dressed went home with- system out difficulty and never felt any rights

of British law in which the of the individual are para-

nt and in which the will of thc ago man ls the basis of govern- t, Thou- pn;losophy of politics not yet been corrupted by the of sentimcntallsm that has left

his namc. As there were no other Great Britain and even the United symptoms I had him removed to his State

of open and flamboyant Soviet

In thc Same mental f°§l'4'Y State “nm aggression. Thcir Order-in-Council

noon the next day, when cvcrything frankly recognizes that the Russlom bcczimc clcar again. Isovlct

is seeking to divide the world

to destroy thc economic basis of,

Canadians have struck the most

for a communizctl world.

propagandists, is that it is

actors in civilized progress; to

freedom of thought and action

s hesitant and doubtful in tlici

. It is a. declaration of principles as might have issued from Lon-

humillating trace here of thc

have confronted the Russian

and its belligerent represen-

ments

problem tatives.

Canada is the first country to toss

all nonsence aside and speak in a manner as direct as the Sovlet's leaders have been talking from thc be¢innmg.'Anc it is on-eiy possible that its example may teach a badly needed lesson to other nations and Governments that have been merely querulous and painfully over-polite in the face of the Soviet‘s attacks.

More Tariff Benefits

(Toronto Mull & Empire) (

Evidenocs steadily accumulate of

the benefits which are accruing to Canada from the determined course of the Bennett administration in granting domestic industry adequate protection against foreign competi- tion. Thevlatest vindication of this policy is found in the official state- ment that the Hudson and Essex motor cars for this market are likely to m made in Canada instead of in the United States-with all this means for Canadian workmen and Canadian industries engaged in the supply of materials for motor cars.

HI' °i”'Y-i I-_ - *~'lT'37_ T _i 1*

The course,

regula that discar

COIHES,

came ecutor.

The

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Sclld for illlulrated

. catalogue.

STEELE I

cannons onnresr seen House """‘°

T ne Rael

ORGN 0 uAnn.1'ou wmni

imposes on those to whom the duty LA C PI

a 'task quite as disagreeable 0 A TODD

and as unnecessary as that which

to the Wisconsin woman`s ex-

great business of a man is to'

improve his mind and govern his,I _

ers; all other prolects and pur-Pl

whether in our power to ccni 3925_3_14_1|_ M"‘m"w”°‘°

Sll'¢d by Lu Copia, his ii

’ by Mayor Todd, dranrl-dam

where. Weight 1050 lbs.

WAIJTER, S. WEKS

- Fredericton.

Prospects point to the selection of the Lcaside plant of the Durant.

Motor Company as the sccnc of these I extended operations. This would be brought about by financial :.:°rang ments between tho Durant, Hudson

and Essex organizations. This D0~i million and its workers will derive' the benefit of work liitherto done iii' the United States. The deterininlngl cause of this development is the re- cent action of the Bennett. Cabinet in placing a limit on the discount allow- ed on American cars for customs pur- poses. ‘I I

The American manufactures of tlic

Hudson and Essex cars are not will- ing to desert their sales organizations

on ths Side of the line, and, for thg reason, and .in order that they may not lose their Ceziadian market, they l are, apparently, about to manufacture

bmi" s“b5°°"°° has been disturbed to all men in order to reduce all

anlty to a common level of bread-

damage done. Of course death may md-butter mediocrity,

tions whose lives are ordered on

t e basis of a sane regard for the

the soft brain substance. djgmty 9; human me and the right

Usually with concussion the pat- of the individual to be master of his

destiny cannot be blamed if they this _experiment with distrust hatred. It is still a question with

may feel giddy, and have slight loss educated liberals whether all the

and shelter in the world or all

tractors ever to be built could be

ment. After consciousness returns, future than the simple right of the abs°I“"° WSL IC0 DB8 to head, and individual to be his own master and

xpress his genius in his own

diet f°" tW° °!` three days is essen- way. It is not apparent in Russia or

here else that mankind can ever

YW .

W get along if its mind is in Chain-S and-

omplete liberty of thought and

»/ opportunity is witheld from the ex-

- ceptional or inspired man and the

gifted and passionate minorities.

The frank aim of the Communists to supress individualism for the

EXCLUSION l uplift of the masses. No one even in

cow knows whether this is lble. But 'the Communists are

experiment.

Canada says, in _effect, that it ants as little as possible to do with viet Russia. Its ruling is not logetlc. It is not oblique. It is not

At he, low gate; ns we have said before, concealed in

mass of vague generalities relating rules of hitcmatlonal tariffs and

rve kn°Wn her "Om Bn ample s-orvooo-0040-coco-4»~o++-0404+

nnllllslls inn t uonsrmrn

Just read this through and

see lf It does not interest you. This ls the season when your horses and cattle need is good tonic after being clored ln all winter. You will know by look- lu¢ them' over whether they are in good shape or not.

THE ISLAND CONDITION POWDER

has been made and sold in this store for nearly forty years and we know of none that eau equal lt for obtaining results.

You get a bl: mhn for

the price but lt'| all medicine- not filled with cheap meal te, make it lock like u bl-ruin.

Use lt and you will be cou-

vlueed of its efficacy-Mo imkue- `

E. A. FUSTEN ouicrmu. nauosroan

ant cars will, of course, in any event, continue to be made at the Lenslde pl t. The net result of the whole transaction will be a. considerable improvement in local employment conditions. Once the Hudson and Essex people are making ears here they will, undoubtedly, find it ud- vantageous to do considerable of their manufacturing for export in Canada, also.

cars within the l"ominlon. The Dur-

i'.l0NEY

GIVEN _AWAY IN PRIZES

$10.00 first prize, $5.00 second and $5.00 third prize, to

the first three persons from whom the correct missing word ls received, in the following Brahmin Tea ad

Use Brahmin Tea and prove

lls

and superior flavor

Send your answers to Higgs 8.: Co., Ltd., Cliarlottctoxvn,

together with the side of a pound package of Brahmin Ten, with the word "Brahmin" on it.

As many answers as "Bra hmin" labels may be scnt.

BRAIIMIN Tea is sold only in red, airtight packages,

THIS CONTEST CLOSES MARCH 28th.

2.20

Captain Aubrey, guaranteeg sound, quiet and work every.

_m ' ' _ - NA- enmonmi

a "rainy, day/'or as prepuratiompuss or mg, areromg, anmsnn against some possible emergency. Pliny. _ l mms"

idea of thrift should, of

be encouraged, but the habit is

oi' disregarding a cleanup week nt “`W*W*

r intervals, when the "junk"i

hu' accumulated is naturally 0 R S A ded, leads nowhere, and but'

$T__EELE, BRIGGS I SEED C°~

anna !H2l»n~a-uurikzri-Q

illll

ana"

Thrift Wise o otherwise;

(Toronto llfuil 5: Empire) I

An eccentric Wisconsin woman ap pears to have carried to extremes xi habit that is not by any means un- common. She was a. confirmed col- lector of useless articles, a practise which many people cultivate in sec- ret, but perhaps not so persistently.

For twenty-five years this womanI

had carefully saved all sorts of things, and when her executor found it necessary to break into the house in which she had lived alone, he saw every room heaped with boxes, bas- kets, bundles and trunks. In fact, lt required six men, working ten hours a day for twenty days, to clean up the rubbish they discovered. Includ- ed were a great variety of old coins, little hoards of cash hidden in var- ious receptacles, bushles of hickory nuts, baskets of eggshells, old maga- zines and newspapers, and hundreds

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DR. L. B. EVANS of London, Eng.

Noted Physlclun treated suc- cessfully aud obtained per- manent cures of Stomach

' Conditions, such as lndlges-

tlon, Dyepepslu, Sour Stom- ach, Heartburn, Gastric Dis- tress and many other ull- mento peculiar to the stomach with u prescription which we have procured and lell under the name of Evans Stomach Mixture.

We alone have the sole

rights on this prescription and mime selIln| It have received numerous testimonials from satisfied purchasers.

Don’t fool with your stam-

aeh. serious conditions are likely to arise If you allow yourself to lapse into u chronic state of gutrle trouble.

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See our agents for prices or call or write direct to us. We will sell for cash or on approved credit.

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