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FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1926

‘MACHINE GETTING READY

Vin-hut}, I‘? "

t. urgztnlzutlttns. oi‘ course 1nd what has hggggljd “mt "Gym flllil puid for the Plano. Tile Commission that w“ 80mg w m. an Athletic Association a quire into and adJnst all Maritlmtrurxmlam: mm“ both pm“; grkvanccs? sum a commbfllondtealtltful sport and cnterutint, w" lpmmlsed l“ u“: speech fromglfltlt- Athletic AFsulKIlIIK-lOLI I852. m” qwlmne: such a Lummlsflio“ h“ u ed tcn entertainments wit been appointed and its appuluplvlew m providing “M” t” iment was hailed lay the Liberal Groom)“ of a skating fink’ ‘he press H,“ Shams o: Joy and gladxthlng in the for-m of public ut “QML ‘The grievances are Bu“ wmltthe village is short of.

80mg away m hundreds “I not “flwhich parade every

are still with us and industry l.

lnngulnhlnif. but whet-t- is the Royal‘ Cotttmlssiun?

.. t - _ me way“ or the Km; gWemJ-"t a recent meeting was made

mm" “k9 ‘he “Win 0f the hcathenIOI over twenty boys and girl‘ a

Chlm so o! school age’

HIP pecular. There may be

JHIBEB has a population

rant future; ind ed the” are ‘M5,,

its‘ grip in the FIIOFB lIIlDOFHlDCG Htnntlp0intg_

face of things ofllelwe [Ls people 1° ‘lame ‘he ""1118

from provincial! “Tlrn members are thmatmml will! l>0lll'cul extin if [hwy ylg

which it is. it is a. real village al ctioni ld to certain demandslproud or.

‘ilages are

some of lltcm may cvcn forcgn tlm (equipments mentioned

indemnity, “'0 "hm m” Rilyal Cmmnlssimt will mm", Chis on” as a "wllvl l0 lflkl‘

ll be?!“ l" fllnvllvll; thcn cvcrytltiug pa fir" or. l

Wm I I l _ J ‘ I I ‘~~~<0>__.___ w fxorl up Vllillld promo», ISOUVENIR” w?!‘ note. This time

mun-t have an cndorscr and there m‘ “Souvenlfl is

not a qtmvitico in Canada thnt will pwtly #1011‘. t-tttiorsc

the name Dretlily told by Reta;

promissory “ma Two o, "5 notes N. li.. and

are now cvt-rtlttc and dishonored. M’ 0m-

t-lccilon oi‘ 192i and 0,1,“, promlfiw lllllldy

volnutc of about 200 page-u; broken

: tho other in 1.025 nlltl the bum“! m‘ mal- “lolll Marti-i ulltl lil guvcrnnmpl 55 now breaking WNW tnl-chttnlt-ztlly worthy 0i’ a p] I Promise in it.

Umflss pub“? cum thu {llmtry or on tin. ‘able l0" in

Canada has “Lory l“ l‘

wrong - um] he] love

gone -h 0p oicss l y

do not "men of H its manners and customs, Jug", “l

"l" general election, nrhcncvter charming M“! hallllll!’ Fllflung kjyul i, ¢nm.._q,__am] me ‘sooner me be“ 5'01‘? artistically wt; if’ ""1 will see an mid

lms.

to a govnrlluplcture i; is a ulm 1'

tun lllllll

_,_nh.

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There us. [he Dunne are an“ leaving’ an unto-date school the pnpilsco

and the others to wonder where and

rght. a model onc and one to be

UOII)"

thc notel _____ I

ovcry yea

enue. and

ll

8

i

‘by ,oul s

l av

loml loss in the Maritime Provinc- es f generations from the White

and while what . ., lt is one that all physiologists tr h um deals only with “a monetflrylto impresst upon us. is that where real liafil work ls done, then extra! proteid foods such as meat, eggs“ g arttllpeas or beans should be eaiten. be- nt any mm. a studfln,» orfpaiu. lu the direct victims of the . . . .

[)|||]§[;(||'5 Unhxwsny [ms Ciwlmttitirly and of distress and sorrow “hi,” Drevmufi w the gomlru] The “Qok .h_ "hwy printed m ‘I10 relatives in the hpthtl. that. can

‘ {not he reckoned in money.

Speaking broadly the Maritlmcn ncc ilrhave hardly .kept 1n“, sister Provinces in

.-,, _ ‘_ H _ ‘,1 _ I , _ , f person of their build, P t. u re of seaside v11.’ jlftcn for prevent on or tutu 0 I ‘However the mam mint is to H“,

‘has itcen reduced.

to a portion

r; 7.000

B0 011

._—_-

the

pace the

required to be done in ""0 m‘! future and it will wcli repay the

IAN!

.,....

A published futomcnt- by Clar- . once cormlar placec the monetary ion and cost of tuberculosis yearly in the Maritime Provinces at above Five Millions of Dollars. lie gives particulars of this alarming bill o1‘ coats. About 1,300 of the tmfortun- ates afflicted with this ntalady die comlmmuy HREE 955F553 0F WORK self Georgetown. in a recent issuu lnvallded and dtopt idle; these hnvo.‘ '

to be ma. telothed and cared fur by vothers; the average life term of ‘"1"’ laugh‘ l“ Wu" ‘those dying of 'l‘, B. is 32 ycurs us compared with 56 years iu others. a lose of 2-1 years of service and rev- through items of the account mounting up to a total of 85,200,000.

It l: an amazing total of Iona and at front a sitigle. and largely pre- \l"riday aftvetttlblc as well ‘as curable disease and body surface. thousands’ prohibitive freight rate8|ll00l1 to the public haill where thin our llvlaritlnte Dvltulation of u

‘are [aught to 8mg A5 a ("rem inilllon souls. CNo one is likely to s“): of this 1am". Dmcuce me chnhallenge Mr. -Corntier's statement wmch conduct“! [he nmsic servlcs on over estimate. it would he ltan to attempt to disprove any letn of what has been set down. And the whole com-stance the cost of tnedlcal ud- a gene"! autumn l“ the “m (us. inunity was Droud ot' the music. Thoce and medicines. fnncl-ul ex. o; oulynses and mourning apparel for caflonsllhgt even the sesflonal ill-upon, 504, As were may be other -. survivors of those who die pro.

denmgly. whim] has kept the gowq-jllascs equally w-ell cqttipped and

statement “’°l'k» Hal’ 2009 ma‘ "m" 7°‘ “lllbreakitig up the ice of the harbor, l ., finding m; m,“ ,5 losmglcuua ly to be proud of we shall

o person with any knowledge of IUId-lscnsc will claim that this lossl ffinlbe entirely done away or avoltl- 91mm!’ 9“ hi“ ‘l-f telly 0f our other vil-letlmt it scents to be established therefore about 2500 heat lacking in any of thclhcxltl cuvll that it can be reduced m per cent and nt a cost cqual lit-bur, that is chopping of the amount ‘la?’-

n- t» of‘ t d. . There has been great econ- 1mm h“ “mow - “o m‘; lfcod. the largest ‘part of it is rc-

we do not ‘forget that be-

ls there is ajwoful weight oft the King govcrnlnuntz; B.J. Murdockhow of DOIIKIHSIOWILIDhYNlQLl and mental sufferin

with thftmm work. seem to be ntcusttrt-s nltrlln-

we lagg |j[.-_ “t, w," m me Gram) W _,i_¢“;tnbcrculosls_ But much good workl has ltecti done and the mortality Attic-h more l5

the near

is above

of

‘g I ‘Baku!!- 31mm“ 9

You may remember that

class. that 80% 0i‘ the food you every duy was used body itt just tkceplns up tlw lieu and doing the different

other 10b”

‘Recently a machine has been

are well and normal. should be tertnlued by your height,

An European physician.

the day at his ment.

in getting down to figures

BXOTBQG person.

The city dweller who does oificetmeh. boats “mm; lwoflk. and simply walks to his of- lflce and back. requires about tweu-ithe "elm in the pan-lot what their ty tlve per cent more food ‘for thisl, this much‘

purpose. and expcntls

work. units. an engaged in the hardest form would require utore monghly 5500 unite - And of

quircd for thlsphard work.

bard work.

than is tiecesaary. There are types of

.whnse food requirements,

member that tho lturrLworklng mn physically. is not only entitled I

OI‘ eggs.

. '_ he story ot‘ simi doing, ‘Maritime Governments have

mcnt that. lltls ltroilttltt disgrnczc as m0 1'01"" “mm”

well as injury to (Jllliltlil. m‘

A mom-l‘ and m"

it“; throughout. all“

h” wrmpylnz '1 SH1'-1"““ hi lillrmnzi‘ mil-some moral and a5“ ,1 | . , t W t‘ _ no lttr bud ‘V l/ rlpplt- of ltrght. breezy humor in may,“ p, W» trot-h Clcclvtl _ ’ ‘+1, w» H _ good ,chustc lthtgllsh. wilxrr1end'_ .t of tho min-

vvlticlt hold»-

power. country robbed of lllllll0f1>t throttgii sntuggllltg carficd on with the‘

‘commend the book to our retitlcrs, knowledge if not [he connivullce of;

Ministers of the Crown. The govfl

ernmem held by the throat anmlhoi-Ilt‘ ntitliltgrtzhherc. witch‘ dttpbrre’ lnqtlhe waffalre lagailnst ttzbep. ‘ now i ur,‘ . . - - . r . -n coulpcmod r0 do ‘he bidding of “I00 8 119K‘ L6 l1, Gil 0S‘! 1L H10. aty d‘! Olll, Bi

|wun vducatctl lterc. t —>-

group wiltivlt fought against it. and ngalltst. which il ilottglil. This is] tr-hat we have at Ottawa today and] l

it is now preparing H5 promising} We are l" Fecf-‘lpl ,9? machine for the uax-t election. Willwrflps" l-hrmlgh Emir?" All""'l'~"b the people stand for it? "m" Quebec 1° Flilrlda- This ‘WW-

-—-<o>-—-—- neatly bound ln leather. is a com- A MODEL VILLAGE

crica between the points mention- so deaxl" as not to be proud of his em Wm] B“ the Wwmmcnded not‘ city. town. village or communilynels_ enroum’ a dwcrlpuon at the The question is askcd only regard-laws passed through and a genera] lsurvey of the whole county. To the person talking the suggested tour or even a part of’ it. it will be anin-i valtrable guide and the person who

"llrcathcs there a man with s0ul

ing the men; the women's pride in their community and their help in making it a place to be proud of‘ has never been doubted.

b W9 ha" l" ‘hi5 970N119‘! mall?’ great deal of the pleasure for only beautiful villages. ‘iwuuflful ‘bP-‘one amm- by reading ire book and cause their people Ihavc tnadc them 3mm; m9 51gb“, mmugh other‘ so and are justly proud oi.’ thcnnl ffltcrc are some, it ls true. which} are not bcaittlfitvl‘Witntpvlilch‘ could! bc ‘made Iso by judicious cuiitivatlon

0Y6!»

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The split-log drag is already be-

wcil-considered measures, more of community ‘pnldc and living up] h l0 "19 Ullllfld 3194"- lll-llol-‘Kll money ntus-t be devoted thereto in 1L - m; Mo“ on some of t’ e "was mlmme 0f ‘hem ‘alum l" 5m!“ “lid than the provincial Governments

Talking the otbcr day to a clti-fho western M" of m" province zen of one of our ntoticl villages itl was a rcal pleasure to have him modestly express his pride in his village. And his village had much to bu proud of. Last summer the wad wrought it was macadamlzed with crushed boulders. a product which the kindly glaciers deposited in the weotem part of the prov- ince; it large new hall. was recent- ly completed in which public meet. Inge are held. fraternal societies. Women's institutes and other local urgnnfzaticmg meet. The svoond storey is fitted up as a banquet hall and banquets are frequontiy while the hapless offender against. held‘ there.‘ One or the wtnnctfath-a lessor evils is "pinched."

the ‘time t0 d0 it.

Our traffic regulations uru

swallowing catnel-s. it is lllcgnl to park a car on the wrong side of the street: illegal to leave an en- gine running when a car to left by its occupant. Illegal to run n car with hill-glare head-lights. The lat- ter. which is really more dangerous than either of the others. may be seen every might.

without a Word or

on the ‘streets

T811101] M NIYICQ

'hich

and are glad lo know that its ant-l“,

pt-icinlly.

There are e Federal

been expended

it was not n useless expenditure, ‘and compared with useless railway does not take the mm, can have albullding it was a ‘beneflciont gift, when the Dominion Government granted $20,000,000 towards improv- ing the ipubllo highways country. But even so. would it not have been better that one quarter of that sum hnd been devoted to support the warfare against T. 8.? We lament the exodus of Canadians

Jlke

compcllcti

and

and

warfare

and

interest the cxncilott lltlglt provincial taxation in zldtli- "mm fllllllllfltktti to enormous federal burdens.

‘l cvldclttly took part in tho Gretna-hid bclttg loss prosperous than the| ‘he Km“ “w. w; m,‘ references m 1L an, toollargcr Provinces to the westward Theivhqd and Wansflc for one who ‘had they ltave illHO lost more heavily by

,3‘; by tragedy or ,hnd the excuse of scant revcnncs. eavy debts on the mainland sltlc charges‘

lnot seen what. he dlscribes Weuhe nflgrauo“ o‘ their peovm

‘daugor. Tito federal Authority has "MOTOR TRIPS" Iunlintllctl taxing lmrrotvint: ipowers. These powers have been "Mvlttfcxercised in tltc gathering of bil- lions of money. much oi which ltashrhe my “r me '5 Wm‘ “s yet’ in building thou- sands of miles of rpolitical railways mew guide m a“ or mam“ Apr and otherlputblic works far beyond the country's needs. And year by year more tuillions are being spent to add to the surplus of non-paying and useless mi1eage_ This goes on while 60.000 native born Canadians die yearly from the White Plague’.

of

more of them return to visit the and with excellent results. This is friends and the luvcd scenery of their native land. But the exodiatis who in tens of thousands are year- ly, ly forced out of life by dtrovcntablu many ems _Hu-,,1n|ng a, gnu“, undlor curable disease do not return.

' 'l‘hey have passed the bonnie front which no traveller returns.

The creation of a Federal Depart- ment of Health was a step in the right direction. But it was only a beginning. The disease mites large demands tresuuries. public

against military warfarmiaupport of the warfare against dia-

upon thqeaae and the reduction or eradic- privateiation of any wide-spread and dql- I throughout the land. But is it not|tructlve malady. And yet how little ltottar to spend largely in order to has been done or attempted by the nave life than to destroy life? And successive Dominion Go-ernmenta if no. and if the health of the peoplejor this purpose ‘in the put. fifty is to be Improved and conserved years. Thrlnk it over. '

the

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Dailv Selections

FOR

Guardian Readers

of

May 14, 192s

up before the ltoary head,

BLINONESS

love, With Faith in all we cannot prove Upon the mirror of the mind.

5081183. Memories of some bygone duv-

The ripple o'er the golden corn.

The meaaufld dip of racing oars. Tile glint of gold on plmasanfs

wittg, ' The horses course - The woodland walk in early Spring.

coming round the

The Moonlight gleam on Eastern

. __....._._..____..___.__ nnd disease eradicated by active.

nre able to provide, and the public health must become more largely a muttcr of ‘federal concern

l-tcaith in the one good gilt which lncreapu the value of all oihur

blenlngl. Rank, ‘wealth, power and even life itself are shorn of half their value -if not accompan- ied by physical health in good tneasura. Pot- thte reason all gov- ernments, national. provincial and municipal should be unltetf in their

Gillat 50hr

flours

iphysiol nip by "the the body. maintaining the tissues, digestion, respiration. and no forth.

vented which actually shows how Mal-me Department, much work your hotly does in [hlllleagfly proved. way. The amount that it does. if you

weightlw [lgget $_ s, Montcalm off George- _

BDQBKlIIS-on board all day assisting Calptain albout the work done by the body-llyliercier and his crew in breaking ' places this work under three head’ ‘ lugs. First, there is the work done when the body is at perfect rest. usier t0 add thereto other chargcwmld Wm‘ m’ food "ems dlgeslmh

- Second, the work done when there food is being digested. Third, thefwrper of [he “meg to brlng 1n any- work done by the individual duringimqng of a Wmwal nature’ bu; m.

ordinary employ-ghet- to avoid anything political. at

states that the work done by the body when at complete rest useslcaptuh, Merck“- lturely of 1". n. These have not up in fuvd- and thus gives out in: bn included in

itch we have in view.

Pelllllrlllglno“ [orclipllilli Mercler or ‘his crewl

~0u the other hand however, thelun J_ J_ JohnstmL Now Why? Qultg,

wood all thunlls S

The further-point he makes, andl

lcutltsc they must repair the damugci or wear on the tissues alter such

iNow there is no disputing tho lfact that most folks cut more fond

individuals t-tsid more or, pa less than for the average-i

cut twice as tnuclt food as his office working brother. but a good pnrt of this eixtru. food may safely he meat

‘oo4++++++¢++e+4+0oo-oev0¢§ whole-hearted. and

xvo-evvo-ovo-vooa o-e very»

Vldi\l|l.~;IlATi0N——"'l‘ltou shalt rise and

‘tBfipdnc-ss" is but Life's handicap. we toil" and slrlVB, and sing. and

Soft shadows fall, then fade away, Old friends. old books, anti many

The scattefd sheep on distant

fields

The dew—drench‘d gorse in early morn,‘

The meadow laid in fragrant swatites,

WN- commas

The Public Forum

{In Inn 9- con In the lllIIn n by on pollute cl

, Quechua u! urns. The ‘I Charlottetown Guardian lou- _l

In! IIVUIIIIL; adorn the op- Illun n! not-nonunion.

.e-vw WHOSE LIE WAS NAILED?

..... variety of clients. Slfr-‘Thfi writer who signed ltltn-

of the Patriot. seems to be a bit. Yvlllpeeved at the notes front George- °K¥|toWu which appeared in the Guard- llfl-‘lun on May day. lie considered the items as un- l- Oltruthful and written for political purpose. - iLet me assure you, Mr_ Editor. that those notes are true and cor- rect. tclllpl. Hemphlll did wire the that item is

of

in-

‘He (il-lempltill) did receive a wire

d9‘ from the Department directing him

town Harbor which he did. and was

‘up the harbor ice. The people nt Georgetown all

know this to be true-

Now where is the gory lie nail-

trcal has developed

Fon VARIOUS BANKING NEEDS NSTANTLY in touch with

enterprises, the Bank of Mon meet promptly and adequately the needs of it:

a wide variety of successful a financial service ‘m

large number and p“;

These facilities, offend throu the Atlantic to the Pacific,

f of fitnds, new on deposits, business u.

loans, collections,

data, trade info

of Banking. "‘

1H V. . 9

Established 1817

‘Raul Assets in excess of‘ i 150,000,000.

gh its cilica from include protection

foreign exchange, credit

mtation, travellers’ fund,’ money orders, and ser- vice in any orltegbrgmh .

or MONTREAL

d? it lwas not the intentionof the

-_-J

arly in Georg-ctown tailed to meas-

ure up. As an admirer of Mr. John- ithe request of several of our fish-

he ermen svho wished to express our wlppreciatiott in some measure to and his gallant crew for their untiring efforts in

show and would therefore advise him to discharge his Georgetown crew. and Ship on some good men. who can do some manly work, men in whom the electors can place sonte ctmfltleitco and when they re-

ltlterefore enwbllng the men to get

Now let me ask any reader of

the kind of stuff that has been re- ported front Georgetown for the past six ntontlts or ntore.

Here's to Sam IHentpltlll. the pli- lhllflpt mun. lit-at him all ye. who can. We ltope he llvcs to one hundred ‘ nnd eight. ‘Montcalm. But ‘Mr. JolmstJtF-‘Vl-Wn‘ lu- hus proved those fellows to wire was the third and last wire. be out 0t‘ date. '

The effective wiring was done be¢ I am, ‘Sir. etc, ‘lore the little politicians in George. ' CITIZEN ton got wise to the tact that sotnc~}t‘.cl>|"get0\v1t, ' thing was being done. and like the ~———--<4>-—;~ Yllmle fellow in the game. cried: MONTAGUE MEMORIAL SCHOOL l"Me too," and they phoned J. J- to get busy. Mr. Johnson is a llvcl

object was if ttot political, they did not express any word 0f 800F998-

lor in fuct to any one, other

or truc tltnt ‘.\lr. Joltnsmt wired ‘Ii-Bl