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¥°u‘ 5“‘f.fZ“$`.f.:`g° no _ OUTSTANDING

' FISHERY PROSPECTS

I Province on business, states mere are

isa _-nad

¢'_..5°:.‘i'E'1:'5'\.i_

"‘ss:e: re

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ing news, as no industry has suffered worse from the world depression.

conditions in other industries have

gains were noted in the price of the

lobster catch, an industry which lsl pf special importance to our Island ‘W lishermen. y °°n W t JL

ith the inaugura ion of the Do-

minion Marketing Act there will be ww opportunity, both for our fishermen 1"

d f 01 ~ "

an armers, to contr , to some ex

products, which has been the diffi- culty heretofore experienced in good productive years. Fortunately the effort at the last session of Parlia-

ment to exclude fisheries from the ho

provisions of this Act was defeated. It will be for our farm and fishery

producers themselves to say whether stu

they \v-ish. to have provincial mar-1 keting boards established. The righti

to this privilege, which every Liberal er member of Parliament voted against H

with the single exception of Hon. Mr. Motherwell, ex-Minister of Agri- culture i.n the late Kink G°V¢l'l1~ ment, is generally recognifed in this

Lo

Province. Liberals as well as Con- m servatives in the local Legislature lea

have indorscd the Act as a splendid measure, and if their expectations are realized it will mean a new era.

of prosperity for our basic produc- F

Q;-s._ Our fishermen, as Mr. B. W.

LePage, M.L.A., pointed out M me

'pfit considerably by effective market- mg legislation, and it is to be hoped,

iwhen the occasion arises under the th

hc; ineroduogd by__ the Dominion 1° _Gover-nment`, ‘that they will take full ° ppportunity of doing so.

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EDUCATION COSTS th

In the Provinci summary

the enrolment of students and the *X

educational expenditures across R-in _ us ` us si e new theory is to . 1 ge; dec; “I declin the horn, tl '

nteicn is the Provincial christian admit f°f@iB“`8°°dS`Wh°f°"°f P05* gm' U mgtl is U ii me ll brief." e gen mens

urin on en ony sma

isilst loidcroi' styl-le, onc of inc ‘§f,’,1,°_;",$‘°,‘jf g§§f;§§"V‘;°d°°mP°*‘; qusntlticimor cssiiy digcsicd food at this point sir Richard cari-

p uc rs o h .

stronghold, gg me Nu_l_hm_ “Dom which can only be “fm for should be eaten. gig” t m ¥i”ti;

all Of

canada for thc lsicst recorded year. R1 it is pointed out,thr.t there is n. BW total enrolment oi:;~,3,542.'147 pupils, *W0 with an expenditure aggregate 01 G*

$178,701,591 for cducstion scrolls the :___

011.

Dominion by all public authorities

and comprising alike “the little red in

schoolhouse" and Canadian univer- sities.

i

The figures by Provinces are as

' nurnllcd expended t

h

onml-lo sail.s12 $73,200,654 be

,sh~lr.-nrnrwdn , zu:-_itll 1s,9o1,1oo P -Aillcrvu 179.064 1l_.‘.>2.mli e >llnn,l»u illfllll l»“».-_i-"M61

British Fnl. l<ll,l7i3 1l.n63.filil in

,\'f»\';l Svrlrlll » 1~'L'U)52 5.5fl7,ST5 New Brims. .. 97802 3.911 453

r

P, E. lsinml . liwio eoo,2ilc

FAM11vE oi/Eze RUSSI4 “fl

According to Dr. Ewald Ammende,

enquiry into soviet conditions, at `

least five million people died in

Russia last year of starvation; and 3°

toll. Already thc price of bread luis, 1'*

The Moscow correspondent of the J

New York Times in a recent report “ stated that wcil-informed circles th there estimated this year's crop at

This means that Russia is facing 85

stat“s the Times Dilrin the past th

lives .

tor tolls of the disruption of agri '~ cultural life caused by efforts of the W Soviet towalfis socialization of ag- 5°

I . . l B

who have actualiyseen freiighv/cars packed with hapless peasants being deported from- their-~ homes- or thei

been ixlanfsormod. individual farm-I ing has been- -pretty. thoroughly] crushed out of-existence in the Bo- £0

vm Uh10h_ More than lyooopgg tho author of "Fathers of Confeder-

pegg f ill ,ol r cent. of the ltion and mnnyot er contributions oh 0 e 5 ,_ w d t th hm all connection with the 'glalstig' fornia and Washington He also

am am es pe the Canadian historical field spilriss hfpgrenius Est (Tre iisualls' .fhgreeln mtg? iashhzlg mmgen jlelevegemany ies” ls nc:-ieytarv in

ld t th th A th m ess egen an no ons ave xes an Oregon no gf.-nope,

° h" ‘ “WNY” ’°°"°°"’°' §,',',,k, ,°’,,,,,,“‘§,, I°§f,,, ,D lost their uppcnl ln the lhnd of Even mor his rctimncnt from rho t/12011 In hw N611 ID Y deunb think °f “-5 me best in that other their origin, but newspapers now “UV” ministry in 1998. he dd not

acconhhg to me ,went omcm fig- ed as "5 scholar and a |211*-l¢mll1-” person. Nothing is more interesting ’P“¢°d f-hem intensively ill dlslfilli-~°°°5° ‘°1*‘b°" 1°' his MBSWI' but

` f, Duncan Mclirthur, the new thi;n_dfo see a.r_l_othel;u_person's mind _¢_>_l_'_»untrieg wherev they s-till possess -°‘1PD"°d f/he Dillllits at Anlingion

uno,eBD¢01ayw nit becomes GCTWMO 110 - ~

“W M"nm"__°t Edu°“n;m'h,Las ammgged and ally, with inizresh The end came peacefully and "-1.

mg; 38`606o'0o0 horned came u cwl-ymd`Lctkd1u“'mUnlm cllt‘y”hax; writ- lN°ttevillryt’nehlhl?wev:ir<` is thblebeut gmt "wakes lmerestmg c§n‘ieml" ungltnxiuifis immediate famll in

_ 50_g00_000 eens n vers , - oca e ri w c sw ens e s on. li rng oil le as n - I y. e

“Bin” 68'100'w°‘m 1929 teh freely oh hmm,|ch1 then-,gs in another. Every person has his others as we see flint best and play Wf"- th?" f‘hUdl‘i‘1`l~ a SOY\~in -IRW. lh¢¢P and U°”'~‘ 3° anmst u lm I his md ml pet interests, and just the moment up to it, enlarging it, through our tw" dlliikfllffrfl-in-law, ll grand 111,500,000 in 1929; l2,300,°| ‘nd 15 W' °wn °' ° that they are Lllmlsed I. commun- appreciation, _ George Mathew dflildren and two great grand child- `

_hnlliiiielfflifl rmmlmmumnmmunmm mu.v---~~----m\iuv.piu»ntoan»tn~_g_ins¢mc, mm N, mm” mum,

'~*~~7r"~'i_,7,", _ ` "" ' | _ I ' i ‘Y ‘I

total number, are now enrolled in 1” the 224,500 collcctlvc forms." H Mr. Chamberlain reports t’hs.t,¢1

ures. the Soviet Union now has 16,- eoo,ooo horses as against 31,000,000 lu

ooouaunesmntaaaawilthilii-

1° ;':~i°‘1“¢»" Q33: 3_1: ?i‘r‘i°.'.‘f lZ"i§fZ‘ §’§r."8f '$52 ‘,i,`i§_§_§ _ _

7'” PN!! disturban . b n _

umpiu oi or-gsnmtlou of iudus- eonvlction°°uint"thell;art°ui:;:a¥"ite was lMU“_f§'l:LDI"G‘§s1`TUI“0°“N °" 'rnomrsori as A srasxza

hhym which my, han “wud sent by God to punish the Hindus

l by the Soviet in the face of A zoo- far the sm of unwuchabmty' This A tient consulted a Pl'i¥ll°iB11 , “when” reasons for anticipating, nd unscientific and materialistic P5 oratm' in the _ normally IDUGPW4

entof A

I _Dr. Found, Deputy Minister of fd ; ldsheries, Ottawa, who is visiting the M

SirJoihn'!I1ompsonwasnot ln

UG 1' 1,500 ton f copper in

such u this which leurs out view- caused nr n,stlnd_§_snsyi_; ;s__»:d;»__salb\i;__=i;>_1,:\°t<;1L3 mwgaf ,cuss of cuowonilmizio legal trynymiiizh ‘ "°"m ° 5 ° infill 1156 d 1184 Giibtltuud 1110!!

‘mm 'mm' °' D' ‘”““°“d° mar ssltgrum air? asufcsrthg “init ear-ins and remain lmtil he W ‘°°d Www. oguu sud dignified.

ore, the press .and other physical catwymphes have their m. or took a, dose of baking soda. An r uw waxing* ,mmm hh, ”h1y_

he ulcer and ay’

P YIM “Pt U10 INN ‘Wm evitable and exclusive origin in cer X my P10'¢U-N 5h°W°d t ing to mg ggtmkg gg his adversaries

` ` ful dlciln with regular doses or I

The motors making for wed being widely known and the mil- tain _ C°fnbi-nsfflofis 01 Phyiiirill "fe 5 _ with the utmost courtesy, he rarely

_ ' casino l . this . _ `

Daft , .

ces - ' _

The

Th

In

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Qntinued improvement in the whole ‘ho Qlsherles situation. This is rmssur- H

the alk li Urlid

lions who died of starvation were fé*_;*Sy;'eH_i;»e1v_v§;t E1 368815; gtg; $11!; x}‘11;_“§_°h_ec‘°‘i°'te‘;"t‘;e ogndhioxss The trmlsgnegxe ti;u'_hi;§ psrliamehe

been slow to react on the fisheries. “ld W "‘° “'“"‘”"“‘ °° mv' dt” 11°#-'i Of universal law' in the w°fk P°_2°§‘;,“ Vg,” ‘,‘,§Q'°“§a,hh, ,hm was li. striking contrast to sir but already this year subshmthh for the cause The situation now ing of which God himself never in #Zed gm “me physician com ghm-1” “mpeg I mv, gem the

t bc so suppressed in tefferes-imperillius thereby the °°°‘,n“1,n , R ea, deal 0, ..m 0,, isttoc in thc House. when nppemw-

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integrity of his Own °mt1°i1-W° 9*’ 3 ° ., gf ly cornered in demic out loooewith hoard or pirdtlcai treasure

of Canada, we must be doubly hm it impossible ho justify ms his gwmsch He likewise was very _wh in to ms o a

=- °f 1° vu we °f ur or Qc-rom vc ue rc -~f,~“'"°‘:.,li f.......:';“.i.f#‘..., ....l°.°.-:,, .... ls. reg; 2 ;.°a.':; trust with plenty hero but ho which has sorely su-lclron us in an gigddgrefwzfshowgfn e,,,_ph,mg_ so 5 culprits instead or tho govemment ““,,°,j,“‘°,,§“°“,§‘“°°,,3f °“' fe €’,".i,’;";,’2,$‘,;“‘Y»‘i.,L“,.‘3‘;‘.’“" °“" ‘°“° ~ in no ahhh r;,;1,,;»1»;d;‘,§; gg; "‘2’,’,.".‘§I,‘i."°°“,..,t.,.l‘.ff,“"“”'...,l,,.r. I mr -c ns w om ese prov made GW B me

of Russia are not places on As if there were not enough trio gladdemgddtim dy_e_n_e_hrh;_t»_l;re_Iii meg ai' gg? nllwmnmwu dunns*°°k the

map but connected by ties of gg tion among nations the Russian hgifrsan ha; 3 closing day, of me ,anon M 1393

tent at least, the marketing of their -50C

much _,i authorities must needs choose this ,to et 31,. Rmham om-¢,w,.|gh¢ had umm

md °t blood moment to condemn to death eight °o'£;eygh§'3$ g:‘§h;‘by1:muygn,U; amd “_ _few day, befom may h, in

spies' one of whom is 3 Kwesn' °' the two brothers and found that tended PIWIHK his °0lUP5|im¢¢1f4 U0

EDITORIAL NOTES J°P“'“¢Se Subject. Spies, when they were working under a very the adzrninistz-ation before the ses-

caught, must be punished but civiliz- strict exachng father; that ahy_ sion c1osed_ And when me day "_

mst of August md a huh ed countries do not execute them thing and everythmg they did chh,_ "ved he was hm-tmumly “smug

exoeptin time orwur_AsfortheiR1iS~ mg me entire working hours of the in his remarks. He denoimeed

liday. sians convicted their offence may day was commented ,mah hy the the judiciary in omnectyoh with

'T' be regarded as high treason’ and father and fault found therewith. recent election tri!-T5, UW P00910

e Maritime Premiers “do their in my ca” mt much °°” b° 'md Thug uhggg two young men were for their action in returning so

nt" at ottawa today ‘dy ftlgmders 031 wth!-nbgtmlff mthy “nd” °’“°"°“°1 d1Si‘"b““°*=5 °"°l'Y me-ny to the Hbuse ° P “"8 Y

‘ s§bject°§“a5}’O,§,°g,f'hahmw,s'Qehtf dsy which caused their digestive dis- in thc by-elections, the government their way and hiding their seine

tu:-ban _ for renewed evidences of boodling

the case of the Ontario hung- enced _f_o de;i_ttl_; §I‘;’.,_fSm°““geh in Somlgetime ago Prof. Cannon, Har- and finally the mmm, of Jugticg

marchers they "came to praise " peace me Vx ng rump °a` vard University, P0iIli»€d 0115 the ef' f°1' having. as he alleged, purchased

' H0315- f f th among not only on t in 1' t again “'66-S\i.l‘6 chests, with their doub-

m but du .hemmned to acts o e em a. sea Par iamen, by ing _ 1 d ' -~ .,,,,..,.,.,.,,°nl':i- me fr~»w»w-»»»°fu-w- arf.: ",°;.°§:1“..‘:..‘;:*‘°l‘..‘i'°‘:,.

' President nooscvoivu dofcnco or li°°11Y “ll the “her °’g‘”’S ° ° Issac to a oountywurt iudswhipin ‘

1; °- fp,-1,5 »» h _ b0dY. Nova Scotia. Probably the warning

A Royal Jubilee celebration in :if 9432:; at yin Qnivfmgylfgxgs Dr. M. Elnhorn in the New E118- notice had enabled sirrohn Thomp- ndon in May would permit Pre- typical of the boldness for which “md J°“’”*‘1 °’ Medici” 52%? th” 5011 *D Prepare his reply, I-nd WMD lor Bennett to st: d d still he We-S praised by William Lyon °’“°'“°““1 ‘”"°“’b"‘“°‘” ° 9° the 1° “me 1° W” ° °"‘"¥°’- NW"

°“ - °"‘ Phelps, Aygacim on mgmbm of digestive triwt and sums b“t11°1'i- within orc reooneotion of porin,-

ve thne for an early mall election, .. ,» ties to show that ulcer of the stom- h

the so-called Brain Trust are . t rt uh ment ad one member been heard’ really intended for the President. °°h°°dt‘f°°,_§!‘;°‘*h°o‘},’;nP,;’,_,,sgd b; to address another in such bit-ter

If the u_s.s. cool duty bo re- H° 1-' t°° P°Pul=r fer Gimp P°1iti- °°‘°`u°h,,,‘§,1 d,,§,,.°§,,;°§,,,g *”""‘S' °°°“”¢ "'°““ ‘*‘° °““‘ ""°

¢ig_ng1g0gggg1_l,goy,hgy1m,yggp.°m ' wastheemibodimoutofdignityand

°v°d Uule 5”” Wm b° °'P°°““3 pealed to ignorance and tried to The” °m°“‘?__‘ courtesy, and al/waivs moderate in ililld Pf° ¢i\1°» but it w°uld not pay arouse pmiudlco against the college hptiéstfllgebtgmnmgm dosed at ww -his language, the speech wsssiruply

Maritime, M, gum ml to mm. professors associated with the New an , em-ezine

the - I

h it should open to ow ood

.lm 1eg_51_____ve s__ss_on_ mm to hem Cham my h,”_ Desi.-'rho Brooklyn magic. 3 *I* hmm _,me ,S y m_ 'nic Minister of Justice. in his

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wean

P5” gh "° “ gre” opening remanks endeavoured to

The signing of' the Reciprocal gen” in my ° mgzsdazcemglxfce agglcihl ,find some reason for Sir Rddia.rd"s

Winnipeg Free Press declares that Tariff Act by President Roosevelt wean ‘_ uma hole in me hmm wat effort in the dying days of the ses gg city has ,heady pncmmy oonsumnlates a radical change in at the mmm thus causing an sion 'Perhaps he S2-id in ran

hedm1mm“eand1sh__nat_A:nencanoonunercial policy mosh saok.inghisspeechesofthepsst,hs with Bam-any the ‘wt °’“"`“"°‘ “ “ew intestine emotion. intense mental ‘had f°““d *mf “le” W me vi'

inability to maintain its era in American commercial re- WML om so interfere with the ,lective which heluuinussed, md ng

tm, ggrvi¢¢,_ W1-,ue huhdmds lations. It reflects Ame.rica's ohlang- nerves _mppxymg the stomach ,md wanted to get it before the House.” citizens src struggling to lrccp ed *’°“"°" as “ mmm’ ’“‘"°“‘ intestine that they isll to produce He defluunced Sir Riuhe-fd for cu uorncs out of thc tux unc »~ ””‘“”“ despemmy ‘° ”“" ‘°‘“° the natural opening and closing of pointing to him is loving shiwn

` :y'f'§'c,:'°,:,"§fp£epayB’f1'e“ht5;`p“y'“e“t‘ the lower end of the stomach, which H-HY intimate k¥1°W1°d8€ 0! °l`im1“H-1 But what a. vast hoard of sunken

*_ hs ,,,,,es§‘ e ,S mb em ,‘§,h°°d‘”°,,§‘ should occur about three times to law and eshavine, rw <l°ubt. been treosur

Probably the reel reason Donruss hm ormmg ° ’° ~ to ° ,°d inc minute. ie Wbmbfui defender °i' iiuuwervus the ocean in me strong-rooms or ill pressed it dying wish to have Dr. ,,.,,e,;’,, gms mwdm ,‘;°,;"h,c,_ efrfrgni 'rho lesson then is that no outing cr»ill1_l_r__l_l_;ls, and then sir .roim rc-

telen his succvmt is hem e md me th should be done under intense emo mal'

rman movement. A Chsnceuor in foreign goods.-Boston Christian __ __ _ Where” th mme wud. om th diss ' Sdence M°"i¢°i'~ / i "I nuvcpitlzd sglnnel expelfievcs both e had a considerable controlling ` Them is u, ' M in defelldi-|18 Cfl-m1i'lH»lS and in piose-

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fluence with the i-evolutionists cannot sccegtn-eticiltx li; d?sl3§'i:»gw; 7 ` fhm” I h"° “ev” °”“”"‘

' ' ’ my iingntsamember of the

Dart of the harvest one can get E w

Th Ju F _ _ Ban from taking

e ffected area. mightl

It is ai _ m* any ma.u‘e case,

° “P “fl ve fe M ...‘;°;';..‘; esta: M mmf ww dmc it no intends ‘ubsmutmg 1°’ me they are destroyed and the price be' for me mmwe °f “ying fm'

muows_ _ _ rese_ffl;_e;>rl_i;thu§;im_¢;>g1;h_>_i_lEioi; ou; 3_1? r__ls_;. béitdontiy piiizporyion to FRAGMENTS him what he might lawfully say for

5 & Un 95 TOY . 8. EYIIICI'

more than the avenge for the breaks half his eggs in order to Sometimes they come when least I S12/limm hdthe feeofa blatant soound-

Qllcln-.~ nvvasn :xe,l\11.ses ggi; the other half ,Wim as deaf' he can embrace them- W ° Gmilfwed ewfivbody else

est three years, as the cost of un- ,S no h,,,he,. ,,h,,,,d_ I, ,S ehdeht Little lost memories of things that in the world, and was himself the Dldyment relief has been on the that u more intelligent method “sed °° bt* m°“t “'“°]°“t' “Wg” °f "hem an-" crease-not due to more unem. must be found to settle the problems Clamwmg 5° be “ken “P and f°'fld' Simms in the Pre” 9“]'l"Y~ it WU ,mheht butwmoh, bona hde H or overproduction.-Lnction oath- led' “"1” °"‘d°“* *° °”S°l"f¢fS that S11'

app - ,,,,,,,,,,_ Like tired children at s mothers Riuhard did not relish the easiest-

Oimtv putting their pride in their ._ knee: tion. but it is evidence that he pocket and coming forward as ben- Nilroln resin, other or radio md _ _ _ ”‘*€‘”d°¢ it- “fer bil

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e himself' but I have sognelmngg

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cm.,-ig; of modern methods of generation ty?;n¢;'gg€,ed me ume mnzs Same 01 DOIWDS After Sir John

und distribution of l t l i '1`h°mPS°11 Pwed away so tragically who hug just pssslfde°hf5°ig°§f,',§,y A *‘°'§m‘_”; Sh‘“’°d “b°"° B i>f°1<=“ at windsor castlc in Deooinhcr,

Iedv Houston thc young widow day. reports he has perfected o The ,,py,,,dh,,,,,g syeethmmyom 1894 it was found that the total

who has conducted a committee oi’ °f th* “Sed milU°mU’e Ship Uwner meth” ii-‘ld &PDi11”&¢li-S» Whivh Wm laughter value °f ms esta” fe” "h°’t °‘f

the H0Lll£0n Line which runs to send wncentrated beams °f Wmdes The way you loved the lilac bloom in me sum of ammo' A “annul th Amman p°rts_whose on through the free air, of such ii-em ,hung testimonial to Indy Thompson was

91' endous energy that they will bring thereupon organized and one of the

_0;;1;10ie;_l;ar_rlsay Msci;onsld or ;i_§>__y~_»_r;saa€1eetd¢:_§___l_<3.<Z_0o _cn;__r3y sh- Lure t€omplcsi;_ils,cs1lulg benz forms _i;1;_Stgg>_12_ue;b;l_i;org was thomldngy

last years crop was a good one. ' » » BD wprovi ean air fro ___ di; dm C 3 Y mlb-i WOT D, 170111 Kihsil n. r

bo d 'rn t- ful tl __ Richard C rtwrlgh who

This year drought has taken heavy ”°°_:5_‘° P'°‘°°" 1‘°"“°"» W” ’¥“°’"' and” will arglléaofoxmilliong to a raltllfrgngsfrd and lost old his chequeafor moo? °g

o Y rejected, must now be dead their tracks. This These broken rhythms tum my worn a oollrteoug and Syntpathetic let.

doubled. The autumn and winter chuckung 8% Ailting Premier Bald- death-beam Dr. Tes.a says, will thoughts dreamward, tef-

ouuook is one of gush, fear of win‘s candid “mission that he, ap_ 0P€i~a.te silently but effectively at Calling me back to memories of you.

distances "as ia tlesoo

yamaha prehensifm of danger was fully could see an obfecgsohammeymugg _Maude Ludingyoh _ Rip; _ “_ v_

a

Cain V

ified It is another mstance of and as far as th c rv t m

e u a ure of the

woms.n's intultlo hcin hott earth would permit it Hedley vlclocrs 1-nslum, son df

. n g er ‘Water se Samuel and Penelope Haslam, was

Merchant ships under construe- Kelple Mm in i-he Richfield community

tion in 1-he yards of all nations, -__ near Cllarlotiietown, Prince Edward

70 hh Cen, of ,he 1933 h,,,.,,e_.,,_ 'rho Uniicd Farmers or slhcrls exoluslvc of Russia, totuzcd i,2le.- uadinourgh scotsmunl blend- September 29. 1851 and

a party desillnation has gone the (f_’°nS_°'1‘ June _wif 3¢°;di“§ Y-0 The Loch Ness monster has 1°6t’°‘;g;2 ‘£93 °“ "Ie

_ _ _ _ e uar er.y repor 0 oy ‘s eg- - d ]d_Wid by hi ri o y . a shome n

B. wlnler and spiiil: of famine. Way °! the P°u`°n5 °f Ind”-5"'y~ A5 ister of Shipping. This represents ggcegiouhwgorof use ¢};1l;_r;£w>;.`55t?c1t S99,"-12. HJSWUG. three children. two

__ __ g e result of their annual conven- an increase of 137,169 tons over the real 0,. imagined but because the' Fund Children- D12 Putnam Bud Mr-

flfteen _v.~:ll‘s lwlrc has this catas- U0" me U-F- membership has db- 7"eVi°“5 ‘1“‘“'t°r *md 500900 “ms newsreading public needed some and Mrs' Sparrow we” at his bed' uouht, y.,h,.d RUSH, ,he record cided to scrap their ol-ganizaton W" me “nal ,"p°'“d B' year 83°' fresh pabulum, H» who first dis- side when he slipped “Way "° b° oi 11921-ze being around iooooooo and throw in their lot with ine co- Greater- actfmy was "°"ed 1" wveffd the trol-'ui Of kel with "°”“° wh°"‘ he ]°"°d °° d°"'1y

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n a mans reasoning.

everv nation, with the exception of ples in and served so faithfully for 59 years.

rative Commonwealth Federa Spain and Iiialy Great Britain and §':u°;‘dN:;s T:_g5e`€‘ lléggnglt §gfn_§° Hedley Hsslam was converted nt,

william Hcnry chimhcrlin writ~ 0°"-the wcleiiei body of which fflhngt gggalfed 11”” Pm* ‘”‘°“ “ rustic torpor which was io sono me “ge °' 17 ’“ ° °°“‘“¢° 1’““'Y°’ in _ the Ch__,,_,ah some Monk Mr woodsworth ls the head But “Q” 2 “ms and me United him and others in good stead for “ming “L S“‘““"" Mm” He W”

E m ` e he United Farmers do not want Elsctzisulitjlie a,nt2Ta.lt:;f1t§7 ggi "why B kms daysome people “ia Bunetltaoon

' - ay , o unon were m

lose their lender. Mr coldwell. ”I’hf_>_ Bfitiih Y_ef<_i_;7=et the pace §;';°g;0§2;"";_o 2‘;‘;";’f_°dm,_e1;;‘;t “L2 a daughter. clam. and two arms. they have induced him for s W SRF” ° 1 '02 ‘°“-"> 'md “S ,hh marmble lochshh d Edwin and Oliver

1 t He alary of $4000 per annum to give :£5501 irlie iIl11(;w buugmgt Q 3 per Vifiieremor when the story willneilgd Beside mfs Wu” md dhudren and rcu ure- Silva _ mere an tounuse ihclr farnll cs. four inothcnv, Albert "In :hh race of terrific difficult- up his school pi-inc palship and to under construction in the world ¢0H°@mS US HM. but it may be ac- F,-ank and ,yoymafoomcahh Tex”

ies ____ 8 mice ___ human sunermg, deyohe, hh hh time to the °mhh,m_ again oxuzpting Russia, about oopted as a fact that narratives ofl '

on

d Fred of San Diego Odllf. sur-

which Lloyd's lacks official inform- a similar kind have been float' ian `

,meh can only be ,hmggd by ,hm tion or thc c.c.F. in the Pl-su-los. ah,,h_ '"5 ‘five him

about the Highlands for qulic ui RW H;,s,,,m,5 mmmwhn, me be 1

_ ong period-#probably from the ¢ gh _ '

According in the Toronto giabe in All nature vibrates. To get in dawn of history Whether all or any grnpointmetiagihd gil? 1880 he was

time with Gods purpose is like ii 1 'd gl ff e Md md w“"'

tario one historian succeeds an- Wwe We °‘m 9 15 di 101117- 'D ahachie circut in Texas by the

desomte We Town www mwwther as Dewt Mhhste t Ed _ Whi5P€l'U\8 in f-hi? BNHS in U12 detennine, but is some cases they Kp.

i

as

r 0 um nsas and Missouri conference of

1 ,he ton. Dr. H U col- onto nTt`:l‘:; 3 had much vmsmmudc am were me me M°”h°°““ °h“"°"‘ “"°

which considerable regions o ho - - we wmv our “veg _n its besu___e_s_ well supported by first-hand following year at the orggnimtioin once temh, North Caucasus have quhoun, w had long experience The closer we gehm the me 0! m_ evidences. of the Texas Conference, he became

_yommgiigt in Mona-ggi .nd Tm. mm me neu" we get to the _“__ Indeed, few of the moorland a charter member, Hg wo, 9;-dgingd to herorc mins appointed in loos dcfstondlng of human ille sud du L‘§§,',‘;,y°‘,;e}T°,,},ff,‘§h§,’;ds..,ff°f,,°n.?°",;§ :,,",f“;j,’“ "{,B‘°"$ E-P-"mm 1°" me p°5m°" h’ “W 1°°V°°' is "mt it represents' keipie-ism, and few of oir more During hi; riignistrlyjehe rvedhwr'

se pas-

h u uh” h arm" wrt of "nh" imposing waterfalls could_ dllsowh torafes in Texas, wagon. Cali-

Pro Dev

elty and Auburn for over two years

which lies in 300 feet oi' water: th

her hold; and further activities are planned for search along the

Was. Apropos also of this treas- ure-txovo enterprise comes the Ui'

needed in nndlng the hiding pkac

f .

gots estimated to be worth $46,000,- 000, For obvious reasons the name of this remote island, and the exm location of the plunder, are not divulged. But the loader positively amrms that his own studies of buc- caneering adventures in Peru led to the discovery now made and that samples of the gold have been brought up by boring through some sixteen feet of sand and water. There has always been the lure of heroical glamor about the figure of the "Jolly Roger," the bleak flag of the pirates who be- took themselves to the high seas, a tu whatever boot came

upon sandy stretches of tropical shores, there to remain, as they thought, until such time as the

luxury.

Piracy flourished in the spacious

lElizabethan days and, though not omcially recognized by the govern- ment, them is every reason to con- clude that. it was winked at by the authorities, the adventurers being neither pimished noir zeprirnanded for their excursions against the Spanish commerce in the West In- dies and the South Seas. For is it nottoldhcwsirFrancisDrakecalp- filmed the Spanish treasure ship and divided the booty in tho Is- land of Plate, so named in celebrat- ing of this tremendous haul, the loot comprising twelvesoorc tons of plate ami sixteen bowls of coined money? And many other instances might be cited concerning the law- less capture of the treasure-laden galleons that sailed through the Caribbean and in the far-away channels of the Asiatic South seas.

emustlieinthedepthsof

fated vessels that have foundered in the tempest or suffered wreck- age during the operations of war. Surprise has been expressed that Shakespeare makes no allusion to the destruction of the "Invincible Spanish Armada" in lsas when the -bells were ringing in England in token of the six-day naval battle and its outcome. Yet, surely, there is some remintscence of this his- toxic episode in the only reference Shakwpeare makes to America by name: "Upon her nose, all o’er em- bellished with rubies, calbimcles and sapphires, declining their rich aspect to the hot breath of spain, who sent whole amadoes of car- racks to be ballast at her nose." And again, the after-thought em- bodied in the play of “Richard T11” arient the Duke of C1arence's dream

“Mhthollght 1 saw a thousand fear-

ful wrecks,

.A thousand men, that fishes gnaw-

ed upon; .

Wedges of gold. great anchors,

heaps of pearl

Inestimable stones, unvalued jewels, All scattered in the bottom of the

sea.’

Of the 130 Spanish vessels, which

were sighted off Lizard Point in July, 1568, one half was lost on the Scottish and Irish coasts, or found- ered at sea, and only a crlfppled rernnant struggled hack home. The location of some of these sun- ken ships is well knovlm. And the same may be said of the Grosvenor, Ariston, Birkenhead, Atlas, Dom- thea, Abercrombie, Merensteln, Chandos, Addison and Harlem. Ten boats, which in the aggregate con- ‘tained $20,000,000 value when lost. 'Iihese await salva/ging operations. In 1802, during a furious gale oi! the West African Coast. seven ships were wrecked, all of them containing vast treastue. Who could estimate the number of ships and the amount of material riches sent down to “Davy Jone's Locker" during the Great War? The sum of it passes exact reckoning. It is gratifying, however, to note that modem salvaglng operations indic- ate s, great improvement upon old- time methods and that b a, s s

brought into play, amongst other devices, the possibility of fetching up much of this treasure»trove from the vasty deep has been demon- strated, As science, step by step, makes advance in this direction, the seekers and rescuers oi' this buried treasure will mcet with ampler re- ward.

_-___ Smithkins was undoubtedly trav-

elling fast in his baby car, and the friend who had accepted his offer of a lift asked sarclistically if he were going to a fire.

"No, old \\ap," said Simithklns.

"I'm trying lo prevent one.”

“How so?" "Well, my Chief said he'd fire

me if I were late again."

service which was conducted at the First Free Methodist Church in Seattle. Rev. Geo. T. Klein, the pastor. had charge of the service and was assisted by the Conference Superintendent, Rev. F. R. Dawson. and the Revs, C.E. Mcmynoids. H.

E. Kreider and A.N. West,

Rev. CB. McKinley, ri fr'end and

ministerial associnte for mnny years, also a native of Prince Edward Island slid ncqilailltelm- of the family 'li those early days gfive thc

....1-»¢uu»......._________..._..._ ra'lon This, fest Dr J A Clalk,Sup°rin|.end esreciaily “"‘ MY

Noviclnbre, which went down with

irish cowl or county Cork f°i' other vessels submerged during the perilous shipping days of the Great

nouncament from the Tuamoto Archipelago, in the South Pacific, that a band of searchers have suc-

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tem of mechanical suction nowy ing gghgm, The negmid fu-,ng-r

session of the cultivator

nomad will make for iliiyterfrs 2 pence,

steady progress;

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Tll 'ee'

H. LAPTHRORN and

L. S. STEVENSON

District Managers 140 Richmond Bl _

A M ll 'I' ll A If `¢'~O.`M5P3J§U§

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MGE FOUR' O _ =_ THE cHl\RLo'l'Tl~:'rovvl~i GUARDIAN' g _ AUGUST 1’ 1934

3 i ' l” f_s-

' ' 1 ` l ll Romance Of Treasure- ‘

11|: cllnlilorrerowli aunlinilili Nunn, new., W, s ,,,,,, ---_i

I lrlllrhlt-»W. Choate: I. laliun. Vloo-Incident, Ll. l‘.J,l, An ||,|-bong hug tr`¢|mlmn¢ contro- l .ui‘3i'§§,‘5’rT.’f.‘f2ii;°l§l,.'?,,£.a.'$"s"'.":f;.i!."r°.=r 1 ""°Y °‘ me th" °““““v mt"-

suociuo ndlaoro-in-mx wouior' one u.K. ouinbf W" me 5"” fa-Un! 91"" b°°"°°°

lol-ning noily (rounded :sm uso nu- nu an uvmv) anim.; Dr. Rabindranath Tagore and Mr.

' $4.50 per you (in advance) mulled in Olinda and United lhua. Gandhi, Boon after th; ggrthquakc

-=====Il» the Mahatma administered to tho

WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 1, 1934 - ` sorely tried populace of North East l

S _ ~~ _ ' _ Bihar one of those subsidiary

'wiunl '

Searching for the sunken treas _

nf ure of lost ships has of late yes-fb.

assumed a business-like aspect. It, `

Q ny is :charted hhat tmeefvigséexis ella;

in t 0 08,

FRED coox eq§1ippr:|dn with gi? most up-to-date

deep-sea. diving outfits are now in operation striving to salv&8° the'

treasure of gold, jewels and coplm' contained in the sunken ship EKYPU

e

B all comparisons the Life Assurance Compu-iigg of¥Cmada have stood out magrriioently among our Country's splendid financial instituiious.

, From every point ofview-eemriznand return;

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A PllBLl¢ ENDORSEMEN1'

The insuring public hu placed its seal of defining

valu onthisCom ymditsmansgo.

geliirzowicb gre result that grnthe int six months of 1934 compared with 1935

, NEW A$$llRAN¢E$

lN¢REA$ED BY 25%

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DIVIDEND LIBERALITY

For over twenty years, throughout good dine, and bad, North American Life has maintained its liberal dividend scale without fail-with every dividend being equal to or greater than my previous dividend. The Company’| record in this regard is practically unique.

70,090 POI.l¢YI'IOI.DERi SHARE ALI. PROFITS

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ASSURB MUTUALLY' in 'this #outstanding

Canadian Company md share in the benedd that come to policyholders throughsound and

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- Imnued lain each yur, both hq-5

hundreds of iooumouiun from nuuiod onuomcrg ` cient proof that the above assertions are correct. l Nowuthetimsforyou togotbusyuul dose yourfoxel with Vermicido lhpsuies No. 1 in order fo compo the hfalh .

“H Wh|°h 0%" Noll your and reduce your pmflfa no ncaa 'l11°»s¢>~pmluu¢pu¢upiubomu¢zo,1oould and retail at Sl-00, $4-00 and $18.00 reqnoetively.. Prepaid to

anyaddreosnnreoefptofpfiee.

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And _Be Convinced of ,'I‘l'lei1-_ Ef- 1 ; ficlen_cy, As a Worm Extenn- V

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l...u‘§.‘F ¥X’;'$.".;.f“l.‘!..’°°&,..,"`°£.2.i 1 sum with the .very but results, is no other Premlratlon ot l. dmilu' l m\l¢ll 9° ll-follllrd tho !ox lndustry ’

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Drugstore

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(London Times)

The desert is extending its

hounds. Man and his beasts are the unwitting allies of the advanc-

who periodically fires the dense bush encourages the indrift of the sand from the north. The bush slowly gives way to the savannah, with its thinner growth oi’ stunted trees, The nomad lops off their branches to feed his goats: the weakened trees die off, the rainfall decreases, and the camels and Boots of Moor and Tuareg eat the land bare.

It is believed that the Sahara has

gained over 150 miles on a seven- hundred-mile front between the bend of the Niger and the reced- ing Llike Chad during the last three centuries; there is no doubt whatever that it is still advancing,

past: and that its advance threatens the prosperity of British and French Nigeria. The economic consequences of the gradual con- version of arable into pasture and of pasture into useless drift sand need not be emphasised its poli- tical results arc still conjectllral,‘

Sahara Advancing wie

,man and we are holding

witness."

"And where is Tough Jimi” “He’s out on hai."

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perhaps more rapidly than in the|

but it is unlikely that the dispos-V

_ann

"What terrible crime has this

funeral address.

Rev. Haslam was laid to lest in

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ml mlti dv" i et

“lljigcthngs dcfne nothing. Hs 149 Great George S re h

e i' it island

n Tollgh Jim tried to

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The Answer

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Boil!

Pimples , Skill Diseases I

Sallow Complexion

Nervousness

Loss of Muscular Tone ` Anaemia

Impaired Appetite ‘ Run Down Condition

Stomach Disorder!

Ironized Yeast

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