by the events of the past few Etna, launched a Dominionwviduttnre the declared policy of the to gccumulfllé. the Church take their support from xveeks. He has proved 1111118811‘ 11 cnmnnjgn nhning at t“ nedncqol nnverntnen, n; the new 1n tnvnt. n; You see one afflicted with a such n man to help them keep the t , 811°“! “M19” “"1 ‘11"“11’11“‘“'1“" The Toronto Board of Trade has1l11011111111011 was ratified 11y the neo- mty heart h“ been “mung o" Chhwh 1111111611? Oh’

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' the ability of Mr. Ramsay MacDon-

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REAL LEADERSHIP 1a

Those who had misgivings so to old l0 hold in check and to success-

hls party have been disillusioned'

and whithersoever his policy, for-

RTHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 192.4

reduction of taxation, on tho

ground no doubt that if tne govern- ment has less money at its com- pressed mand it will spend less. The other which brought the Canada Temper- dny nennenentnttven n; 30m.“ n; ance Act into force, first in each of fully lead the more radical units invTrnde from ten omen tn the thn, ,, the three

prairie provinces, gathered at itc-

91311 9' 110111111111“ 111117 carry 111m‘ ern Canada and has decided to en- “he 1111115 - “hhhh "111 hhhhy hhh list the co-operation of other boards

clearly. that is. that he alone is the leader and he has no rival among his followers. There are pitfalls

A similar cam-

ps- yoll slo advance) delivered- ll l‘ 1nd " lltntcn.

ll.‘ nus-mom

Notes by the Way

‘fhoro nrs some facts with ro- gnrd to liquor Prohibition first may properly bo - ototod in view of the approaching meeting of the Legisla- ture. the action of other Provinces. the attitude of some influential

Probibitory law was placed upon more than twenty years ago by tho will of the large majority of the people. Their will had been ex- in numerous elections

Counties, then in the _(.‘ity of Charlottetown. Then at a [general election of a new Legisla-

started asimilar campaign in ICast- p19 h‘ ‘he 11°11“-

Thc Prohibiiory bill was Intro- rduccd in the Legislature and en-

and business organizations through- "180 11110 111W W1111011i I dirlflmiflfl

out the province. i ilaigvu has been started in Montreal. mo operation 1h the Chhmleh "'1'

vote. .lt could not, however, come

111 11111 1111111‘ 11° 11011111’ hhh mhhy it will be aimed not only at relren- m the Canada Temperance AC1

difficulties but in the fact that he

which was in force there had been

the statute book of this Province.

Chat B0112 of

so 1 . tau-mun]

FATTY HEART

This is really not an uncommon condition. and the symptoms can be so enlbarasslng that a few word, may be of help one afflicted.

The first thing to remember is that fut is accumulating around the heart. and actually in between the muscle fibres of the heart, just because it is another place for it

to

fut all over the body. and the heart simply shares in the general in- crease.

He may be free of any real symptoms until be tries to do some- thing a little more than usual, walk a bit faster, run a short (listance for a cur, any extra exertion in fact, and immediately his breath be- come,- laboretl: he has palpitation, tightness of tire chest ,nnd dizzi-

rnn cnaanomnrows GUARDIAN

The Public Forum‘

This column. is. opfin for tho discussion by Gflrfil‘ pondcnts‘ of 11108110110 0' 1" tsrost. Tho Charlottetown Guardian docs not nocossar lly sndorso tho opinion on-

‘ e43‘ R¢DNnollnll\'u—-I. .|. Power opponents of the law and certain ' grazed by l1! F9""P°" - ovutuulll u: so oum-u mu u» Iollowlu usua- In rumors that luay have n disturbing ,_ . a "‘ - hh_""""""" effect upon the public mind. Thei 1

CHURCH UNION

Sir,—— There has come to my notice what air. John Queen. the labor leader in Wlnlllltel- 11119 s“ 11 in connection with “(31111r011 Union". Hedescllbed the Churches as “docile servants 0t‘ a dominant class in the system." 88 “111551115 of the state" and as “constitutin; a menace to the welfare oi the nennwy Now me question arises. non those who profess to believe 111

that Christ has said: hearcth not the Church let him b8 unto you as a heathen and ll D1111- lican."

1 am Sir. etc.

mosssr M. BRODIE

Complimentary Words For

chment at Ottawa but at less and "gpefllctl Again the people were “e51

, ~ - - 1 nr-tl- 1-1-

18 a m“ 011101111188 hhh “$11311 111111 more careful spending by all pub- called to the polls to repeal the coilllapsif. K m“ m“ J ‘mum 1 sanity. there is good cause to hope m. nnnien_ Apaf[ from this I118 9111181111 11181111191511“ A01 11nd give So. if you are putting on an ex-

» assertive, it commands respect and‘

that the destiny humanly speaking, is as safe in his

all complexions of political. econo-

111111119 1111 11 11115 119911 1111a" 11111’ mic and social opinion, are echoing

former leader. There were radi- n cals in his ranks who undertook to dictate to him. who, mistaking‘ the

new democracy for a condition ill are ntginn notion which all were equal and all entit- tnnenn

led to share in the leadership, dertook to superimpose their ideas upon his. These he has sternly rc~ buked, compelled one of them t1-

demand which represents all

with manufac-

and merchants for lower

1111' taxes for individuals and for busi-

H955.

industry". manufacturing and agri

cultural, was hard hit by the reac-

of the Empire, newsnnpern from Con“ to Con“. 0t effect to ‘the better and stricter

law passed by their own legisla- ture. This they dldyby sweeping majorities and prohibition became the law of the Province. From that

i-lilsst-s in the community; organ (lute to the present day 110 party. ized “tuners and tn-gnniznn who, and no individual member of the

House has ever ventured to propose its repeal. lt has been amended from time to time under different. Governments and Legislatures, but always and only to make it strong- er and more effective.

cess of fat. and a little exertion causes above- symptolns get busy with yourself. ~

You accumulated the fat in only one war-eating more than was necessary. in young people it may be an in- lleritcd tendency to the accumula- tion of fat. You correct the fatty heart condi- tion by first cutting down on your food, particularly starchy food, and all liquids. The next step 1s systematic ex- ercise to help to strengthen up the muscle of the heart. The heart in all muscle.

The following criticism of The Road to Arms, by Mr. Eligflr W- Mclnnis cf this ctiy and now Rhodes Scholar at Oxford. ‘11911911111 in the Montreal Standards “The Dean's Window" of F611. 9111-

RARELY- is the man of action a man of words. The warrior i101- forms his deeds of derringdo and the poet makes a song 01 1119m- Sometlmes the two functions are united in one person. Thormod the scold. fought at Sticklestatl as well as he sang before King- Olaf the Saint. There is the immortal figure of Taillefer riding first and alone

‘i111! 1111 . I [i 11111 1.1.11 e

-- 35¢

- l0 for I811 2o

Moro Sold

‘than all other brands‘

There is just this one point’ to tow d Harold’ embattled Eng- and" f; Qf . t _ What other law of the land has _ _ 111' *1 5 1n n, 111101113129 31111 11‘? 1111111111’ 1111111141“ tiou from thc war. Taxing lheselbeen thus n; m; lnccpfon dcmand- relllfluhber-h d , . hhh ht Hastings’ hmhltng ‘Ste Chan‘ and ‘Qmbifled tn then, n" than no long n3 he n,“ To ‘he utmost "m" just as they are loll are uu er forty, you Will son dc Rou, and toss ng s ong _ .

their chosen leader, he and no heetnnlng

other should dictate the policy 0113 the party. The successful

of the word, self-strength.

1ncither 19111191‘ 11111111 119M112 man that is down. an autocrat, in the true mcaaingievery

to recover is like hitting man before he gets up, which is sportslnanlike nor fair to lfliiting him

time he tries to get up is

1391' ‘Msprorsc still and this is what thc prc- quality, real or imaginary, he ieinent

ed by the people and endorsed by the people afterwart-Lamended and approved by successive Legisla- tures at the instance of the people? Not one! No other law has receiv- cd such and so many sanctions by tile people. it may be said that more than any other it is a law oi‘

be in fair shape to stand the food retiuction and the exercise.

in the matter of food. liquids should be cut to the lowest possible amount as l said above. Vegetables and bread also.

l know that meats and eggs may be o little hard on the heart and kidneys, but they can be safely ilsod where regular exercise is

lance in the air. Our own John Mc Crae was more of a fighter than a physician; and he gave his country an immortal lyric. The other day, at the beginning of a long train journey, an old friend. put into my hand a tiny ‘piaquette‘ of thirty pages. called “The Road to Arras" by Edgar W. Mclnnlls ("W111 P1111!‘ lug Co"! Ltd., Charlottetown); and

ture. He knows that three compact.

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government has been doing in 1110 P801118 8111181811 by 111811101118 taken. never did pass hours in a train 5111811‘? Verses 8P0 1181181‘ 1111111 51X thou n century ago. they believed chosen by his fellows as their lead ‘the ntnttet. or tanntt-nlt Innnennt. for lllC public welfare. And it hus- 11 y0ll are Dust forty, make the more 11181190111137 111a" 111 7911111118 that §1h1hw1 hhh 11101111111011 the“ Forget 11193’ “T111111 118 1118100111811 by 1118 fir ‘ ' ‘ heen jnstttten by its results tn food retiuctiou very gradual, Dnrytfand re-rcadlng the true poems it 1881. 00111111810011111811 1111111105115 people as delivorers. Especially

lf his self-strength and visionhen "sen hnn “me

prospect of rc-

fail he loses the confidence of hisgningng m, strength

obedience, it leads and the partyJ

own ideals, yet the very fact that he 11135 ideals that he cannot lire up

greatly diminishing drunkenness.

people, as it would be to believe that the people would do so if the

be in a hurry to reduce. lt may ‘Veakml your whole system.

numbers of these stout people with fatty hearts. walking up the ascent to different heights, and at

contains. _ , The frontispiece ls a. portrait 0f

memorial. There were many B11011 1faces in our Canadian Army, and 1there are many lying under 1118

well today, as when the Greeks in- vented the proverb. "Killed in

magic strain No longer thrills,

Obi‘ THURSDAY, FEBRUARV 21

the Jewish faith as a beretic, supported himself by grinding lens- es, in which art he ivas an expert,

they expected the French in Quebec would see in them a means , of

. j “19” “"11 “111119- 11 15 11191911919 i"! And be careful with tn l the author in uniform, with the 111111011" 1111191111185 111i’ 1101111- escape front supposed tyraunles of 10110118“ and. 111 1118 111111 01' 811101“ _---oo<>__. incredible, that any government o; Take plenty of walking, Znfixzlr-gsi bursting grenade which is the ' ' h 591110211 British government. They should ent leadership, they become a nwh] OUR IDEALS nnnty nhnnm nttemnt to repent the ally increase the dlgtance am] ,Gunners' badge on the collar. It_is Suddenltlile darkness closes on the (Baron or Benedict) philosopher have been warned by an. event headed m hestrumon‘ T1“ (‘"1111 x‘ l _—u u t h. inn,‘ or abrogate 11S 181111111 11'1"‘ i’.“i.‘§.'.1§rl"y§§is"§“Z3hi'"o hllimes 111110141213 ffi-chuhulhohzhglosilhizshsu: 11111111311111 across the hills: 1118 creates! 1110118111 61111011110111’ 111 ‘p111? ogalhllihsmilhyl :1 _ l U man l . V ' l5 o B 2e ‘ I , _ v I ‘ m, n; lendernnjn n, inborn and ne|t_1 as e er 1e up 0 ‘Gillie without first consulting 1-118 small luouutaius adjacent, to hug-well as the hero of the - Almonte T118 181k 1110118 8111111110111- 01111 111> 1141111191511” E11°°11117111111°11teh 1111i: Lower Canada met and granted

£12,000 for militia; £20,000 for de- fence. and £30,000 for thsuse of the Governor "should war break

to is to his credit and to his infln- 111181111011 \\'81‘8 11111111111186 l0 1118111 various r t | ~ F Conietli the night and snatches und wrote many scientific, ,. , n t’ _ poppies of .11 landers and in rance. _ ' , _ _ out. To gallant Brock most of t is be it s company of soldiers. a bndyne benefit‘ The “Golden Rule" isgin a plebiscite. Wherefore wr, It is sgnz-"lleeitflhsegafe, and it 1p. represents Young Canada, at is flrom our haudrh t h I-d Ililnlgzlltliéaltegreljtlzltt? nenntnenn to give nnnlnnt ntd n" or cabinet ministers or a parlia-‘ have no fear that any such at- gives the results, gbest. the hone of our couutry- A1111 The 1W8 we 801g 0 0 - -"- 1 the defence of Canada, is due. Ho

ment, follows because. thouzh they}

ilhc one safe

rule of life but the

tempt will be seriously made.

"the poe1ry"1'11)'11195" ‘"1111 111°

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And leaves no vagrant in un-

this spirit death was contemplated

121, 11177. _ BRANDER MATTHEWS

famous English statesman and

had been struggling for ten years

h i h m i l I mo: that no one has ever practised —<-o>--- face. Clouraglg. gaiietyt faitliéartre h; weafrrnenghyollelnds, . tn set Cantnitltfshhotlsle tn ‘ordier fntr may -c ers er own opnonsf < . wery ine. ere s 0 S 1 ' t‘ t I 1c war w c1 e e o )8 nev - and convictions the have confldetit to the full does not argue that T0 111110111100 80118111019111 °°'11"°1 woo-veeuovv.‘ c — iv,“ (verses worthy to set with McCraes. . ‘ _ _1-111"11*1 A1‘1er1°1111_“l111‘~1' 111111 ablc. His youth and vigor and d3.

i m 1 ti‘ ,1, we should abandon it. It is an :1“: :12 lmazm" °' Q1191" ‘"111 .. v l can give Canadian poetry 110 A11‘1u‘;'$a:_151'%1}§h1t1"11'1 “"111 1111113111 hfngvsghfigrhlttéarhhggri votion hltld aictgd iiiée fiq-‘IOIIA? upon

ence n e ea ng. 1 rits oum in would be to des- ' ' hi h praise. . - v r _ _ ' the yout o ans a. o s pre-

has“ "he and by keeping h c0111 tro th h rt d i P . Dan g er w The barriers withdrawn, W's horn "1 NP“ 0119"“- 1“1" paredness is due the fact that when

‘The Sisal leaderhis a man of vl etantly in view we can walk much hlbftio: V02)‘ gfjzergglegsuofifiuyr-S FOR - what I admire first in the nnegn Goes fertllt adventuring into the February 21, 1852. n the Wm. ended not one‘ toot 0t

son. e sees furt er than his fol- ' ' , 1 - h i . So many 0 11E (3 li il ' ~c pi d b th=_

111N111“ Readers T" " °‘" e ’ ‘ .- . . a s ee men ary . . . . i»

i hence their fearless, confident foinkleals‘ high meals and the higher tom“! possible m Quebec with its ' 11101111111110131011- 13111 1111s boy has One would like to think that m lB0llj|illl\lll.l1]8l‘lOf Beaconsfielil) A tmventne cane m- dnrk green

lowing. When he shows a luck of this quality, when he vacillutes be- tween his own opinion of what is| best for the country and that off aggressive followers, his reign as‘

practical effort. We may not reachl the summit of the mount, but so Jung as we keep on the path that

the better. ideals not in words 0r zhrge 51519511111911 whh 1011111511 hhh in public professions but in actual mpor e eemenm’ or in Brmsh

Columbia where people of foreign and Asiatic birth and by usage ac- customed to free drinking have gathered in tens of thousands,

THE USE OF FLOWERS God might have made the 8111111 bring forth n Engugh for great and sma . The oak tree and the cedar tree, Without a flower at all.

learned the art. in the title poem, there is a fine luarclting rhythm reminiscent of Klpins perhaps; but Kipling is a good 111118181 1° follow.

Along the road to Arras we were

by. the mass of our splendid sold- iers. There ls a largeuess, n froc- dom of outlook, n steadiness in the face of the great. change which is of the essence of heroism.

if you desire realism. as stnrk as Siegfried Ssssolfs, you can get it

novelist, lWlCe Premier. formed his second Minstry February 21. 1874. His administration was noted for its aggressive foreign policy in re- gard to India and South Africa.

French clleviot has a graceful scarf collur oi‘ velvet. .-_-Z--:i4

I d i I “winging through the gleam t l u t T] G n JAMES I OF SCOTLAND Q ea er s over and the mob runs _ would not b possible her an n i tars grew D1110 ° 11 "5 119171191‘ 11119111- '1 1° 1111' ' —fl 11 ha“ m 1t and do not too consplcu e e w g v i ht have had enough. Ere ‘ha Ithhhn fig]; A sharp command frotu the misty Who was captured by the English - 191111911955 1° 115 m"! 111111111115 ' cusly wave the “banner with the our wholly “have born pohhlhuoh’ 1 e mefiough, Altthxtfti nnewnhnttht wfgppefl the (lurk, on his way to France and held in n it is true that "in the multitude strange deytce Excelsior" it will trained from the" you“. m habits For every want of ours, 1 valley in the §llence of the And Wt‘ brace ourselves for the chptivity..was eventually murdcr- B d t Y‘ l, 5 or counsel the“ i wmlo n Th . - of sobriety and order. To attempt not. lnxury, medicine. and for tomb big gun's bark, ed at Perth lifter his release by S 0 , ' h 111' h 110i be 10 0111‘ 11150101111 11 W8 1011 such a measure would be to court toil. And the ‘rend before o“; eyes lay For the echoing bank that splits the Eur] of ltthnil and Robert 61 I "1111 191111“ W111 1101151111 111°" W11" and be found "half buried in tho an inglorious defeat. Hope and A1111 W1 have 111111 hh hmwerh‘ long and white. H‘ d L m‘ Avndltllfellfllfitllltllnll‘ flush o! we mind (irahluu, on February 21, 1437. an ., are associated with him and will gtnn“v" happiness sobriety and thrift are we were grhy w t “s a 1 I ' . ' ' ’ ithln the mountain nr _ we were nnngn)“ n-nm ing light GENERAL BROCK at ect thi di i i i t I I t b b t f . 111° “"3 w W“ Y- - 1-1 f 1-» h ~| ,1 v The time may not 11¢ h“: w er vergnng v ews n o ____<'}____ ‘Izlzehglfssous o e ar ered or ruin R nliltglttflh none m grow; and parchetll, in steps we lalnngfies t. ear or u momen s ‘vhen the United States planned ‘at dhmmt wh on r h o n ‘haul-Be’ e opportuhmzt EASY MONEY Noreilldlth it used the lotus-flower Ahhsithfzg}; (h1g1 1:519 g 1 The tense hard lilies on each to wage war upon Canada. ‘ more £5213: 3:‘ gfézlvnhaag g w o wou pursue a course w ic- _ ' t i 1' f - ; . 1' ' I 1-. It is true that taxes are high and To make the river flow But our hearts were strong and B r8 11111! ate Croixmwhmh is the name of a Corporaflon Bond.

promises immediate benefits with- out certainty as to the future, he

‘liscourages because he has the latter preferred is the quest of 11°11 1° 11111 1119 11111101‘ mp5 ‘"111 5111' The 11118111? 119W‘! 111151111’ rhh‘ dawn - - T1115 1h h 51111116“ prayer‘ Those who invest ll! . I . t provision which sees farther than‘ many, particularly in times of de- hots “mums “he” that the 11°11‘ Ahh 1138:9111 m“ keepem me m Th‘ w“ to Mnton. famous hhh,,;'-',fi,1§'f§,,§,h°° more’ u he From ennven tent, tnnt ntdn nn such Bonds at current the rank and me‘ hrehhlhh‘ Ahh hhhhht hhy°hh chh hlllllgkfiaydolfe 11111181111‘. Th‘; wou? b: M181" yet have hrhhh them hh‘ triad hfahlssimplia, sensuousfpassion- T0 111hB lqlliverillzhfiflllnk" 115 111° 1 11°91 1 lhfilcoefzllrififhly ‘navel-than: o on n ,, .. , '

The real leader is born, not made. tell us how to make easy money! pfohlbltlon could havepthelar ivill. The“ wherefore, wherefore were ff},lzt1i§o1sgueuggetgnntggh“high To ihgliggthggy (gtllllffidl as the Froniltgvvftlelngtlul hate that seeks return for many yours V81. although Ramsay MacDonald The farmers of the prairie provin- But something bars the way. This they made, ' deed they were. all the way whehh-hhmhh 111111’ F101“ "r1118 111111 11°14“ 111°“ 1mm to come‘ . wag no noun; bum Wm, tn n h, is a land of churches an mo A11 11Y1111 ‘"1111 1111mm" 1151'“ through, from the first contact at 1° 111° 1111111111115 c1“! "1 111° Write for our List

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ties of leadership he prepared him- Ieli for the great task of co-ordin- sting the divergent socialistic and