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year 1818 was a aummerlel tim northern hemisphere. As were few if any newspapers t time details are necessarily . It is said however that there was great Qcarcity of food and fodder, that practically noth- ing grew and that many cattle actually died of starvation. The point however is that nowadays we are blessed or otherwise with ex- trsordinarly cold dsys. the well-h- erwise immediately lpredllcgmanotillgr summerl ai- 1 e . e prophets, howyeever, lose no time in I have been sreltly interested in “an: ll ‘ll bu; u, July and Au‘- backache for a number of years and usfrwhen we have an opportunity ‘mm m9 ‘ilmufl which I .31" to complain of the "hottest Wggfligr gathered from various sources which we have ever had." And so we go seemed to erred with my own es- fiom one extreme to the next when W595". I W“ 1111491‘ "l! iillbltler the oom," l‘ tom-mom The mum, ion that three cases of backache out o, we have boon mums l-ooeully of every four were due to infection h” been oouuuol __ to moleomluu-l. and the other was due in injury. “l forobodluoo. but mo“ also wlll However, Dr. J. E. Gcldthwait of past Boston in his address to the Amer-

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'- SCOUTS AND GUIDES lie b Oelllill- thil ‘mew Will

doubtlcm be given full consider-

'I'his week may not lnsptly be atitm, though tho financial situ-

termed the restivai of Youth. rt stfon makes esceodinsly difficult

commenced with the~Church par- l! 51717109583“! 0f mil lillii Ii ade of the Boy Scouts, and con-

the present time. m any event, the

oiudes next Sunday with the Church Bennie he! performed parade of Girl Guides to st. James su iuvslusllle service in the def-s it Church. In between we have the hes collected cu the lubiedl oi Igrirbor my and Empire my ceiebrs- tourist travel. sud by the wide . _ "tions in which the schools gencr- publicity it hes elven to this ln- if 'irllly participate. Tonight the Boy mesiusly imperimt Much-y. 4 331111150011“ give their annual entertain- s * '."“ment in the Prince of Wales Coi- ‘T. loge Hall, under the distinguished

When earth was finished and fash- Therslglas never a musical notcto How glad God was, save the voice - of the rain .

And the seaand the wind on the lonely plain, . And the rivers ong the hills. And sgltgod e the marvellous For a choir of joy transcending

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That the w'orid might hear and comprehend.

How rhythm. and harmony can

mend The spirits hurts and ills.

He filled their tiny bodies with nre,

Urinals-halt. . cunnvo sun rasvaurilvo BACKAOIIE

Bin-Interested in the discussion on corporal Punishment in mil column I must ssy 1 quill! “l” Wm; Q, 3, A., having had the same experience myself: when 011941;" were punished in the classroom or ivpested acts of disobcdincce. the parents after listenln8 to lull W" pgflflflng with the pupil's side of the story only. 60019 i" ti" "hwl complaining ibout the tceehc" action. and thereby rusklhs mel- ters worse between macho; “cnd

il. Again those when or- ffiixnpatciy they are in the minority) will keep those pupils at homo for

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patronage of His Honour Lieut. Governor DcBlols.

Canada's exports to United States

ican Orthopedic Association at Washington last year pointed out

s. while, the pupil then will thin! he is in the right, and when he re-

He naught them lcve for their de-

from pure wool materials and a.

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during the ten months ending April of this year aggregated $7,890,715, com ed with $2,729,016 during the ten months April. 1933. This is s. very satisfacwry i- , though as compared with our exports be- fore the United States. imposed its high tariffs the totaistili is quite insignificant. In the corresponding period of 1921, when the Mackenzie King Government reached power, the erlport of Canadian farm pro- ducts to the United states reached the lsrge total of sicasaspss. Then came the Iibidney and Bmoct-I-Iaw- ley tariffs, which virtually closed this valuable market for Canadian farm products. As a United Farmer member from Alberto, pointed out during the debate on the Marketing Bill the King Government did nothing while the Washington administra- tion was increasing the tar-if! against Canadian farm products. ~slsd1y support the Boy Scouts by Very pertbictitiy did the United . their ‘Piltlollflse and Presence at Farmer member. point the finger of their entertainment tonight, or at 500m of; mg King Iqllowgrg in P3,:- sll events, by becoming Associate liament for censuring the Bennett members cl’ the worthy prsanlzs- Government for increasing the Can- llon- ' adflm tarli! against certain United Similarly with the girl Guides, states products. the effect of which which is the sister lrovement. It is hssbeen to divert the fruit trade bccamlhs more popular every dsy. which formerly went w rlorlds. V sud here esslu it depends largely California, and other southern upon the Churches themselves states to the British West Indies. whether it will continue or not as As every one in the Marltinies l. direct hsndmslden of religion. If lmows the effect o: this diversion the churches were to stand aloof, h” been to bring down, o; ul-upu or at best act as critics of its so- 1,0 gum“ during m, p”; will“; celled deficiencies. they will sslu with thousands of carlosds to be lime 3°!" i“ wminued existellwl carried over the Canadian National Tim" church“ which tehe ll to central and western censds. could tire a. shell that would flash under their wing find in the Girl The Mwguuuiu Km‘ qovel-nulmi, lllarhollgh 85:30:: the mocntisurfzge. Guides, a tremendous force for no a w° Wen 0 e m ll righteousness, organized, disciplined, gjlinlulirgflozhlruthzhugiuifgmézl: imléelrlcfglgfreghsgnllncigaf 01;‘ 5mg: "Id ‘mined milmil’ and dmimf-"Cai" isdian min products out of the well pittediwlth shell-holes, the ly in those thinks which are the muted smug-mu, Mu King mu craters. it is said, of extinct volcan- ‘mi-“daimn °1 m“? "eugmn- his followers have no policy now ‘gnilemglioéoollaléaser firs‘??? 5:223:22’: igheiillmmllalis; for hitting the moon advanced by fisheries Marketing Bill, and every

Prof. Plccard was a rocket filled

with 20 tons of explosives, and given other act of the Bennett Govern- merit.

There is s ring of truth in the fine description Aeschylus gave of

our primitive ancestors that: "First, or u] l, or mu

beholdirlg they beheld in vain, and u,,,,,g,'°f,fel,,o‘ujl,;g;e,fligg;,"eg hearing, heard not, but like shapes doom.‘ Bl" the bone‘ and lolnu m in drnml- mixed 8'“ thin!‘ “WY the back a chance to dc their work down the tedious time, nor Knew to properm Thu “u,” u ‘tram on the build e house will-el- ‘lhe elm will‘ joints, and weakness in the part wicketed sides. nor any wood-work naturally lollowu

knew, but lived like silly ants, be- m tho our,” oooul. ln tho ncath the ground, in hollow caves buck l, naturally the plooo when unsunned- There cum? to them the strain will conic and pain fol- no steadfast sign of winter, nor of’ iowu Tlus pulu l8 louud o; hook o; sprlnr flower-perfumed - her "i the neck on the curve forward, at summer full of fruit, but blindly and upper buck o; m, curve backward, lswlcsslv they did s11 thinss- at the small of the back on the curve forward again, and at the hips

Germany,‘ “d”. gel u” “as?! zhxcge there is another curve back- of two eminent sclent ts who c - ' ed to death in a balloon is no doubt 3P3; (gglggikwzalz ifltsmfitillrmie‘; intensified by the reflection that wlthkhe body “my ohm m whlch m9!’ W" n“ Jim" position the joints are held midway ,1 and hgefltllyhlgeon my filo; 3:123:11 full bending and full ex. lnachin frori of e .Alas, a. is no longer possible. There comes uffifigif‘ fietlsaglligfigeié alllgnxrghn; W "4 1"“ i" me 5 kind °i smile hand is not extended backward or miivexit)’ which distmbs m“ Per‘ when it is not bent forward on the fect equilibrium necessary to enjoy wrist. If the wrist is kept at the full reedihs while lyllls 1h from °l e bdnf; position or the full “straighfl iireP-Rt. Hon. Stanley Baldwin. posluou for my length of Mme l‘ "i" will mean strain and weakness. i” “mg mmd 0m and punished’ “In the last phase of ospitsilst The sum, u uuu, o; m, slum After s long period of cosltetlou chaos, the shoemaker has to make Alluougll muuy one; o! buokaolle he tries to_ twist my unanswerable IRON and "WW new 55°“? "m? m due to careles or faulty carriage of exwsure f’ u“ Gymwr,“ Hagan“ keep the feet of men out of the the body mouuo m, use o, ‘Doom sticns rentfvc to the Govem- dust, but simply to keep the shce- gus o, supports to got tollol. a m“ ment's architects fees. He wants to making machine out of the rust.”— mgny m, be cum, o, uegu, ul know where I sot my “matter-ol- G», K. Chesterton. l preventgd by ieul-ulug to hold the fact information." It is not diffi- body in an erect posltlmll Th“ cult for any person having a little doesn't mean an "over-erect" pogi. grey matter behind his forehead tion with the chest out as far as w 31”“ the” fmm public d°°“' possible, the waist drawn uwuy buck ments and official declarations. Of‘ in s,“rigid" position, 00"?“ the Biliircliy 0f till»! ill tile They arc brave natives, and tho You can get the iddn o! the pfq- crenlum of our Gyrator friend one with the spear (while the other per or “easily erect" position in makes it more difficult for him lo with the lantern showed him a which to liold the body by standing Wllllllvllellii- light) "thrust his weapon in the sideways to a mirror and just try- The Government called for er- direction of the creature, which ing to stand “tail? You will see that chim“ PM" iOr buildings of a snarled, and then dashed through the abdomen "flattens", the cufyg in type to answer~the ultimate re- the narrow doorway, knocking the the small of the buck ghrgjghtens qulrements of tlie_Pi-ovfnce, as out- native (with spear) down." They out, the chest stands lfofwgfd uuu lined, by the Dominion expert who found that the lion had killed a the shoulders are held back. visited the Island on that mission. dozen hens, and had Pilftlyeaten That those plans whenpi-epered most of them. _ disclosed the cost to approximate The Times thinks it would take s. million dollars ls not antagonls- the genius of a. La llbntafne to do tic to the declaration of the Min- justice to this story, and that La lster of Public Works that the Gc- Fcntaine himself, ii’ he had known vemment had not contemplated an of it, would have drawn the moral erection so expensive. And it was from the point of view of the hens. “"8"” "it? Plans. when prepared, If you must be siren-so the sug- eilW/eii this unexpected excessive gested moral is supposed to go- mup of l l ts i Wt that the prefect of completing how much better to he eaten by a ocean 150 n the Atlantic the greater structure was suspend- lion than say, a skunk. But the lo mulch f 1&5 south of Madeira ed till the Province was better able Times itself can't help morallzing m“ Kidd "u! c treasure of 0ep~ to afford it. from what, we suppose, might be ear m on; e ‘wwrmus human‘ the point of view of a superior and mlfldoril’ Dan“ Yifrlresimndelli °i "it perhaps slightly snobbish lion. oom deY "Fillm- “The lion, the king of beasts, ma“ r Daww“ R°°¢ W11" robbing a lien roost!” i5 Pimlliil! "it trip. ls on a yscht- But at least-if we may improve llllghllsflldfllyltflgd the party will sail the moral still furtheb-the evi- lyln lyaét Kiiillfndr Which i‘ "W dence is on the sfdle of saying that dons n - e urine-v Dock. Lon- admlltln m l m the lion of Longido was at least a ' g e m that the plans mighty hungry lion. And we can't

Captain Kidd was appointed. in g9" 7°‘ a building w ‘mt u mu‘ help remembering that men-mt 5696'.’ louccmmand the "Adiven- nfglt ‘Tod ggmthiil xew h“ state‘ the speclm only a little lower than tlllre s-e cy to suppress robbery on B u ly false when tho ungewllovo been caught

e Eastern seas. Instead of hunt- he declared ii’ i” be °iliy l0!‘ h mull chicken, 1,00 fng the pirates he associated with “°°-°°° "Yllilillr- He Put his bis s n‘ .___' ._. them and “inducted u olgonllo foot in his mouth that time with .

Plreticsl expedition or m, m... u..- force enough to choke him. Carnegie Research der the English flag, during which “i! query as to what the Gov- -—--

he amassed a hi... fol-tulle by eminent did with the $1,760,000 (Winnipeg Free Press)

piundmug scores or merchant over and above what they used to In 1812 American troops invading

ships, He was oaugllo ln Amen“ reduce the Liberal overdraft of 31,- Toronto (then called York) took

in July 1699 and was sent to Eng- 000-009. does not call for answer, the mace used in the Upper Can- ' __ , "l! "5 land for trial, and was found gull. that 110 correct reading of the ada legislature and carried it off as bu" out" om“ mum]; ingmiod,

Ly 0g plmcy and munlolo He w“ public accounts can be twisted to a trophy of war. It has been in the Co“ _ .. . , b n“ -

hanged in Iondon in May. 1701. m mm this Production of his dis- United States ever since, stowed _ d u‘ “m;

Loot estimated at over 3,000,000 mlieled mind. He has only exes- away in the cellar of some rcsillllll- "Mm!" ' m m‘ ' m or“; pounds is believed to be buried on gamed lo the extent of about s, tel barracks. This month a tablet Balance sheets and Profit and Loss Accilllllll w l’ the islands. Commander nerd, minim ilililllrs. quite an easy nc- is to be unveiled in Toronto in moon, T“ ' written up and filed.

memory of Americans killed in the “ghoul ‘mummy mldp between debtor Hill war of 1812. Mr. Rofmeveit has suggested io congress thst this erriiitofl- - unified Liability Companies Incorporated- r. o. cox ss. Tlii-‘Pmml i3“

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turns continues 0n in "l0 "m" way cr tries to; thereby Sllowilil I bad example to the others.

It- is this kind of interference that breaks the peace of the class- room and causes discord, and 0f course the teacher always gets the blame. 1 may sdd. though. that contrary to C. B, A. that the Board of Education is generally ll‘! sympathy with the 051161‘ P3791’. 1 have found it just the W905i“-

I am, Sir, etc. RURAL SCHOOL TEACHER-

that the greatest percentage of

9. And gave them the magic of wings backaches are due to the wrong use i” l”

His celcbrants over land and sea, Wherever man might dwell. And to each he apportioned a frag- ment of song- _ Those broken melodies that belong To the sei-aiphh chorus that we might learn The ‘ “ _, of gladness and discern In beauty how all is well.

- -—Blf.ss Carmen.

~ The Scout movement is steadily growing and will continue to grow so long as it is not divorced from the churches. The moral and spir- itual force of the movement de- pends upon the nurture and en- couragement of religious people. Though strictly undenominationsl ,_ ‘and non-secetarian in its constitu- T ‘ition, the Boy Scout movement, " “since its inception, has been allied and associated with religious organ- iizations of every description. It is '1 ready adjunct to churches, pro- viding the neoessary physical and __ jnental accompaniments to religious “i.” ‘training. All churches, almost every- o_ _where, have availed themselves of ‘ ' the great movement to lsyhold on, to direct and encourage the rising generation in tho way they should

yo to make life a succem. Everyone who has the interest of the rising generation at heart will

Disgracing The Lions

(Vancouver Province)

The story of the chicke steal- ing llcn of Iongidc is an interest- ing story, nnd the London Times docs very well by it. It ls told by the Times‘ Nairobi correspondent, who thinks it is the only recorded case of its kind. It wasdown along the border between Kenya and Tanganyika in East Africa, whichis lion country. and it is likely, the Tinws seems to think, to establish a new legend about lions there, not quite so respectful to the re- putation of lions as most of the old legends.

The story is that an ox was sto- len by a lion one night in a native village near Inngldo, and “precau- tions" were taken immediately, Ap- parently thc precautions were to have one native on guard with . spear. and another with a lantern. But, irext night, there was a great noise of complaint from a village | hen-house, and when the guardian natives went to investigate, they saw "the huge form of’ a lion."

IN MENTAL AGONY

Bin-In ‘Tuesday's Patriot anoth- er (or perhaps the same) Gy-rstcr gives vent to excited passion, as a “Disgusted Taxpayer?

It is not clear from his incoher- ent murmurings whether his dis- gust is over the crooked financial bungling of his party or from the greater fatality of having b: .1 tripped up in the facts. The crim- inal is more often less sorry for the crime than he is for the fact

“Democracy wants constant guard- ing and for us to turn to a dictat- orship would be an act 0i’ consum- mate ‘cowardice, of surrender. e. confession that our strength and courage alike had gcnefi-Rt. Hon. Stanley Baldwin;

“Scientists cheered." says a dis- patch from Nancy, France. when Prof. Auguste Plucard stated his bc- lief that c. cannon 400 miles long

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THE TOURIST REPORT land shortly for the Salvages a

The special Senate Committee, ‘under the chairmanship of Sena- ’ tor Dennis of Halifax, has report- ed the results of its inquiry into __ the tourist trade. and has recom- ‘ mended that immediate efforts should be made by the Dominion Government to increase this traffic during the year. The report has been unanimously adopted by the Senate. Of particular interest to Prince Edward Island readers is the strong recommendation which the commit- tee makes on behalf of this Prov- ince in the development of its tourist trade. It recommends as “the essence of the Canadian part- nership" that ferry rates to and from the Province “should be such as to relieve it, in so far as pos- sible, of the disadvantages of its Island position, and anything short of this makes for insulerity." And ithere is the further recommenda- tion that “the greatest possible fa- - ciiity should be afforded the move- rrient of motor cars by ferry and otherwise since the motor car plays such an enormous pert in tourist travel today." These recommendations should be oof great value in strengthening the hands of our provincial and federal representatives who are pressing the claims of this Province for '- 'special consideration in railway '- itransportation matters. Particularly . mpportune is the committee's refer- ~ ience to automobile ferry rates, and

to the necessi‘, of ' eping these

- rates as low as possible. Evidently

. " lthc members of the committee were ' very favourably impressed by the brief which was prepared by Pre- imier MaoMiIIan and his govem- » ment colleagues in cooperation "with Mr. Justice Arscnault, Presl- __"'dcnt of the Tourist Association, which was submitted at the com- uifttee sessions by senator Mac- Arthur, who also verbally empha- sized the points made in the brief.

The Province found a true friend in the chairman, senator Dennis, whose knowledge of Maritime prob-

gmlelris is by no means confined to

an initial speed of two miles a sec- ond, or a mere matter of 7,200 miles an hour. These thoughts should stimulate our inventors and our munitions factories. Think of a contract for 400 miles of gun! Will some benevolent capitalist put up the money, in the interests of science? And if the moon were thus hit, would there be oil concessions to exploit, or other mineral wealth? There's the rub. we doubt if any- body will pay for shooting the moon unless there is some induce-