would give a simple, concise and yet suTfTcIentIy comprehensive outline of I the growth and development of the

British Empire. Such a book has

now been issued by Messrs. Blackie

and Son, Limited, of London and

Glasgow. The author, Dr. A. P.j Newton, is Rhodes Professor of Iin- I perial History in the University oflumm paying Considerable attention mental fallacy wnh which our The London, and his qualifications for m the British market for other Government is imbued at the pres-

the task are abvious from even a Canadian farm products and other 6M £11116 . .

curso " J "i. l ftl. ' 'l:, rl l . . i ralmdlsa °_ f” ho] _ h?“ Icailadzan primary products. Their s entlt.cd A Junlol }IlSI.Ol‘_\ o. tuei .

y v iprcgram includes a reasonably pro- Brltlsh Empire Oversea," The book I is attractively printed and illustra-i

Ind India, 1870-1914; the Empire- Comomnwcalth. Under these con- venient divisions, with sub-headings enabling any event to be easily loca-

ted, is unfolded n vast panorama of

history, beginning with the Englishi merchant adventurers under Henry VII and the first voyageof John

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TIIE GIIARLOTTETOWII GUARDIAN

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TUESDAY. JULY 1R, 1933

r-J. B. Burnett, I‘. l. l.

IIOTES RY THE WAY

“M; "mum, Britain, France and Russia were as far as possible from being friends. let alone Allies. until the BQETESMVQ 4~ GQHUBIIY of William n. arose and mghtened them into each othei-‘s

P GOOD ADVICE

The report submitted by Secret-

meeting of the Potato Growers’ As- sociation last week was decidedly

prospects for seed potatoes are con- cerned. It is apparent that a general

Island product should command a

. , ;it succeeds in bringing out all the and they dent have to. As for me. mmasmg the acreage next “ar-lincidents of adventure, of romance. I have to work hard to do even little tor heroism and even of constmn things. and I am accustomed to

livestock, and livestock products isw . r d nautical changes m such starting an over again, a5 often as

. , - lona an i I the one which our fallners shomdvia manner as to hold 0116s interest I‘ t‘ .1

concentrate on at the p cscnt lme ‘from beginning to and.

We are far from a maximum plo- In his premce the author says the ‘book was written at the suggestion ‘seeds have Come 11D and the farm‘

He suggests that the market for

duction in these lines, and the in- creased oppwrlunzty for nlarketing

,. v 1 and su n, er has started all over again pro- these products overseas, as a result and Nth the app", B M ilile tecting them from weeds and para- y

- v . lo‘ the Education comml ee 0 sites: and now he has to start all sprmgmg us “ma” m "Elm-TIE of the Imperial commence agree- over again spraying insecticide on and preventing Jars; (c) m a“ u 7his fruit trees. Every father has to B‘ pivot t° 3551“ in mmhm

lFederaticn of Chambers of Com- ments, should be taken advantage, meme o! the British Empire and o; I lthe Inlperial Studies Committee 0' , ithe Royal Empire society. It cer- ' 1 ' th III’. of these immi’ °'“_b°d“"5 e S“ ing, cleaning, bathing babies etc., orgﬂmzatmns and must have been every morning. Even newspaper "sermness people have to start all over again health’ happlhess- and "@955 in each morning a routine of telegrams, me‘

of. This advice is ill line with what leading agricliliuiists in this Pro- vince have been preaching for a number of years past. We are par-I tlcularly suited in Prince Edward! island to a sycstenl of mixed farm- Lrig. The occasional high prices obtained by specializing in other lines is more than offset by lean years which usually follow. Another point stressed by Mr. Boulter is worth noting. Despite unfavorable financial condit-zons, the Fbderai Government has maintain- ed, without expense to the indivi-I

dual grower, the same careful in-‘ spection of seed potatoes which was responsible in the past for the high reputation achieved by the Island‘ product. In this connection the] chief inspector, Mr. Peppin. and; his staff are deserving of coirunendation,

eve ry

be an import-ant phase of agri- culture in this Province, but it must be placed on a. basis which will in- volve a minimum of risk to the general farmer in the event of.’ market disturbances. The best sol-l ution of the problem is evidently an increased

concentration on, quality rather than quantity pro-

duction, wlrle making every eﬂort

to increase production in the more

stable livestock products.

r -*__-_-__

A long felt need in our schools has been a textbook which

and authors standpoint may be n foreign countries under such‘, termed a masterpiece of intelligent Imultyable trade agreements as 0t‘ - qmmprcssjon- The (banter headings ‘time; has recently signed with the Province of are as follows: The beginning of English enterprise oversea; the rise of English trade with the East Ind- fes, 16004688: the beginning of the, English Colonies in America, 1603-‘ i660; the old Colonial system andI the Colonial tviil-s, 1660-1763;

Africa, 1870-1920: the Domlnlons wmqdng m“ plan! I“ ‘he embmh‘ ment of active "cells" abroad wher- 1 d h h

remn s us t at t e gold ever Gemian sympathiwra with thelnmerlcan bands upon which m,“ Damon if-fitler movement dwell. It is stated

Cabot to the New World. Ind 811d- ing with the Indian Round Table And, by the wag. the Gtegirliznny f: a conference in London’ the smug. Hitler is doing t e same c ag today. France and Soviet Russia lry J. W. Bouiter at the annual ful Imperial Conference at Ottawa last year, and a reference to the un- ity of sentiment, the common aims reassuring insofar as the market iand PKIYDOSN 01 the Widely “Bil/ﬂed kiss nations making up the British Com- Ilﬂn-BEEWSEIOII Pact and a“? ' monwealth 1t is a story covering ‘hi? m“ m” °“ the we“ w“ ' Iinental fashion. montage n; seed is anncipawd, and three ‘hundred years of the rxnoit the high quality Prince Edwsrcllimwriﬂii" “mm l“ himry’ ‘ s itold in less than s00 paces of lame thing perfecm or very wen at we . - u" h fit " ' good price. Nevertheless, lvu: Boul- slzed type I“ a volume w w s ter warns aaanst the teinrraiioll ofiwnvemenuy mm 0118's pocket; yet

‘the fruit of many years of deep ‘stildy and research,

‘i We commend this volume to the out a ma ked] o 1 m M t

_ h ails and psychology. Let - i‘ Y ‘WW9! DB PI!

{attention of our educational auth goggle; us therefore be diswur- may get relief when his weight h“ Furthermore’

the ‘orities as a most useful and inspir- g ' ' _

1 h“ aged if we have to start all over bee“ "°d“°°d-_ ‘

‘"5 ‘me m cwadm‘ s°h°° '° d' again. That is just the normal in all "Wis 011 the mrwr mills bone is a

domains. m religion it has to be We Sign that the inner side of the

Willie the lproceeds on its uncertain way, the [Canadian Prime Minister is not lallovring the grass to Brow under i his

advantage of his presence in Lon-

the United Kingdom and other

‘ulated and increased. Proceeding on ithe assumption that Canada's do- ,mestic and Empire trade is the [sound cornerstone of Canadian ~p0llC_\’, he seeks to make sure of a more rapid growth in Empire bus- iness. His endeavor is to build u-p a greater volume of exports and im- ports. in keeping with the facilities provided by the Anglo-Canadian , and other Ottawa ngreemenm yo,’ ited Kingdom. As several observers one thing, he is interested in 56$ have noted, his utterances have THE. STORY 0F FWPIRE irig that lumber and other products seemed clear and concise m con- ‘ Tb“ [or soviet Russia shall not interfere public lwith Canadas markets for these icommndmes in the United m“? nationalism? I-Ias the Government idom. He and Mr. Rhodes and Mr. ﬁssatsaylgﬁti; ttgztwzﬁlr’ ‘grit; n Fergustm‘ m“ Canadian High treatfes with foreign eourftries im- m“ was the mar“ wan the hI°5" “mum pnmmed by David Lindsay’ such Commissioner, seem hopeful over some sort of wheat control ‘ rangement, which will make forllstersi 585's “Us 355x351?:1tgillighgrezilczjcgfrcgr? try that the British Empire cannot

be made prosperous until the world A gentle wind w“ m adian ministers are. at the

France, Germany and Austria. azﬁioirila NOTES

Farmers in the vicinity of Lcn-JWIDIBSS don, Ontario, are hard hit by the depreriations of starlings, which

In China. the strarv f t f m9 are reputed to have cleaned outI- y e or wan o struggle with France in India, 1744-

1784: tlic quarrel with the American Colonies, 1765-1783; of new British Colonies; the Empire

work on cultivated cherries andithere, Paradox of t the beginning threatening peas. In the meantime

0f I-fitlcrh idlﬂl

arms. They had to unclench their fists before they could clasp bends-

have been at the opposite poles. Poland and Roumanla have feared Moscow. and Moscow has feared them, Now they all have signed a

.-P~__-

There are people who do every-

ﬂrst attempt. It is natural that they should not like to start over again;

is required. And I think most: people are in that position. The far- mers have started all over again ‘this sprlng the sowing of seeds; the

start all over again. going to work

interviews, documents, copy, tele-

Nothing create! a bloc hi8 at- tack from the outside. Nothing drives nations together like fear of

being picked off separately Grsui special Anne? Ines New York Con ' ' ‘I , ' an! h! I Build n; ‘ gRIiaIIIIIrIdIIIsRS-‘Tue-w “I: (‘Eiyllomﬁlizrlllinv Tmgelruhulldinr. Chis-w: 01¢“ Bull" in‘ Alli-nil: hlonadnoek Building, Ban Francisco; 11M No- Biilh Slrcé .

every morning. Every mother starts of us‘ the feet “he as mpwtaht i“ Iail over again the routine of eook- the head I“ eammg 5' Ilvtng- "id ‘ anything that interferes with their ed “n. Holwondhwse. interferes with our

titilat

30hr at

£0111‘!

B; luau W. Baku. ALD. rmar AND PAINFUL mar

In illness and walk about in bed- room slippers. A firm boot ‘or shoe, with laces, should be worn."

As mest people who have been iii like to walls about the bedroom or the home in soft, combortabie slippers, the above advice from Dr. Forester Brown of Great Britain comes as a. sin-prise.

‘I‘he reason for this advice is that when one has been iii, there is a weakness of the whole system, of- ten due to some infection, and to put the entire weight of the on the weakened ligaments and muscles of the feet may cause fiat feet, or weak painful feet.

THE ETOWN GUARDIAN

14‘ Scottish

. (W. Iilorbel Gray in

Coronation The Weekly 500mm“)

Edinburgh, (Sunday, June 16,1633)

welcomed by a salvo of fifty-two castle. Next mmilng the King ro- tumed to Holymodihouae. In the evening, however, Charles went again to the Castle (this time in a. private coach), and attended a banquet in his honour given by the Earl of Mar, the Captain of the Castle. The function took place in the ancient Hall, and at the festive board sat many of the first nobles of ‘Scotland and England. ‘The King again slept at the Castle.

On Tuesday the day of the Coro-

nation, His Majesty was conducted

at eight o'clock In the morning

from his cha-mber to the Banquet-

ing Hail of the Castle, where he

The muses of flat or painful feet are: (1) poisons in the system from acute ailments; (2) lack or oxygen or fresh air: (3) excessive heat (sickers); (4) excmlve cold: (5) general fatigue: (6) lack of proper or sufficient food.

‘The normal foot has three Jobs to do, (a) bearfng weight; (b)

count Dupvplin. the Lord Chancel- lor, and acknowledged as rightful heir to the Crown. made a suitable

1.Th ft th obi t- As mentioned before with most 33m“. 5128;“? on es moun

cavaloadie, preceded by six trumpe-

lleid a. levee, which was attended by the Scottish nobles in their crimson velvet and scarlet robes, also by the Bishops and twelve Conunlasionera representing the Barons and the Burgha.

Charles, having been addressed in the name of the Estates by Vis-

and the brilliant

done regularly. and even our pat- h

121717111751?

a while.

Russia are capturing the cream of l

organized and persistent salesman-

Since the World Conference open- ed Mr. Chamberlain has been the most cogent spokesman of the Un-

trast with the lengthy and platitu- dizlous addresses of many others. In an article, ‘The Empire-or Inter-

pinge on tile intentions at. the Ot-

commentator,

Sdme is prosperous. This is the funda-

. We would pe nearer! The, the truth if we put the case in the

of China was formerly very fertile, Sherlsl since 1928. Thousands of

lives." Here. in Australia, in Argen- tina. too much wheat is produced.

ment in gold is now being refused. ca“ ‘*5!’ hi" h that the United States presents aIoi-iginatcd in the

awd field and that President esniury ﬂit" tile Roosevelt n regarded u a Nmitbe dollars was off gold and as "mi iiiisrssi either convey“ who had appmpﬂlkd some much as two paper dollars hart to be in P896

paid for one gold dollar, n.- ilrrn- villus existing at tn tion has airways been clear, if ever debts were incurre

riotism would be the better of be- °T the 50d!’ lhﬁleﬂd 0f I119 outer ing started all over again once in Side- 3th¢l5h8 0f FY19 1718 I06 Ibwlrd World Conference the router side or away from . the centre may be due to short stock- ’ inga or shoes. Corns on the under

A Camwm" “Mme” ma“ h“ 3"“ i surface of the foot means that the "turned {mm a six mcnms’ u‘. [bones of the sole of the foot are feet. The Mail and Eimpire through the Orient declares thatldown too ‘W. as they should be lnotes that Mr. Bennett has taken china l5 b91118 invaded bi‘ Z0055 0i‘ “bunched up». and not touching me ail kinds except those of Oanadianiﬂoor or ground , g v origin. He says that Australia and '

don to confer with British and

Dominion statesmen to the end

"never tire of repeating the sophis- with low vexed ‘one 1mm m" "id

reverse way. viz,, that the worldIFmm hm w hm ‘he

are numerous. This central region All rested bill the restless sons of

but. there has been no rain in And the treat sun, that

clause in depreciated currencies. The

eel bone is receiving the weight d

You can thus see that the t-reat- 4m“ 01' Gila/TIER 9041185 . v _ _ -ment of painful or "incompetent? th ort trade into Shanghaul ' , . that trade between Canada. and in: g2; Port near the mouth oflfegt doesnt mean sxmply "The a Seed potato productzon wzll always the Yangtse River, Australian jams I pa“. of arch supports’

parts of the Empire may be stim- are ﬂooding the count“: and miby a specialist

least one hundred shiploads of, Australian‘ wheat have been unioad- I the $850“ M we trouble and prﬁ ed in that port this yea? Lack of vent It returning“ ' There sthouid

The feet should be looked after

to

vet had

JULY ‘ munion table. Il-l front w“ g, desk

ters in scarlet and gold lace, start-

robes, and on As m. Forrester Brow-n points Walked titres

a mm ofydﬂgy says a contemporary writer,

lined with a "brave company soldiers,

soar-fa,

“these gallants had dainty muskets, pikes and giiden partisans."

Hoiyrood was conducted with great

lllly- A carpeted platform was set up in the middle of the Abbey on which rested a smaller stage, feet high, which was occupied by who will remove the “Whe-

‘Iihe King great west door of the Church by be lot; or mm Archbishop Spottiswoode Shllp is given as the mam cause of for the tees in the shoes. Exercises “h” Ofiiviaiina Prelates. Canada's failure to share in the such as picking up mmbles with lgreat market of China as she the mes and bee} walking m use" The Bishops w should. ful‘

Strapping or a felt pad may raise the bones of the solo of the foot, and prevent wrns or cailouses.

“white rootlets" and "white sleeves."

musicians of the Chapel Royal, 0n

chair, placed at the

new. Then. aa the choir sang the anthem, "Behold. O lord, our Pro- tector and look upon the face of thine Anointed,"

himself in a chair of crimson vel- one

The King" wore crimson velvet each aide of him Gentlemen of the

Royal Stable, also richly clothed.

the "Royal lvﬂle",

and bands." Moreover,

sh

of the ceremonial a

iastical po- m, we ws received and the

ere attended by the

Malesty was led to a ent

a. short address by Dean Han-

the King seated 6d!

embroidered with gold, which been Placed beside the Oom-

on which rested a Bible. After a tier;

the bees iiiy Went,

trees.

earth no longer labored; shad- ed lay

sweet-brea thed

the sunny vale,

wandering

will never be placed on its feetl rook did “Ill a)‘: are you not wuung m ltcrtcd Canadian market, a pfefeffgﬂ again until the British Empire 151mb’ melding mlist his dream; mm and as°x$img° “if” "i _ Empire market and fairer markets normal and hmspering". of spring’ His Majeat th ‘Amen I

tcd, and both from the publishers’ _______ N01‘ mm‘? awake the pink-h“ m” d I y“ an s 0d up’ and A disitaicll n-mi. Shanghai, “We did clina Mme “m” "° "he P°°Pl°' ‘"1"-

China, reads: "Pauline reigns in Um‘) the b3°°h‘h°ii8li- murmuring amhmatlm’ declared the“

Shensl and deaths

now and then;

wrought this happiness

—-Willlam Mbrﬂg,

States Government by com- a’

___ paring its action with that of other: ‘h’ "I'm" a wriIcr In the News-Chronicle "hi"! h!" met ih

e time when the d-Truth.

lI-insriom appointed for his corona

willingness and cried “God save the King!" Having made men ii" l WP 0f 801d. the King took the Coronation Oath. promising

maintain the true people are losing their And all the vale with fruitful hopes ohm m" w°°m°d ‘ did bless. ‘u h m wh

er ca."

left the Oollmnunion

lt. And we want to raise the price, I claw spmwsl’ the strawberry patches, to be at, we; Amnndnnoe new’ famine "N011

he crisis that the 5°11" 880-111 depreciated balm/m B“ exists here. We do not preach com- h’! 801d parity the dbbtnr undertook l “red up moth" Pilyer-

eI-r obligations in mmy’ u“ MW Great Chamberlain w” invested the King with ﬂag ma” qf fa failaclous. 1n the Anmp dame: IV. Then the nsri of Errol, ot in the others, M"! “fr” (Jen-viable. zinied tile alum, Hooks. Linen, m.

sixties of the last there is this deliberate. definite, Mﬂiwm with the mm-

cim wan wncn cast-Iron contract t; pay nrincgnn] the supreme moment was when the

In gold colna or “NMIJIWP FY8006 the

r dollars of the standard the King's head. Thereafter

proclaimed the obligatory oath d

Bishop of Bnohin, from lat Kings, almost as chilly. Did the la r m > chap. I., verse 39, there followed 8nd ar-‘tawa Conference. His Majestys Min- Dated is the ﬂesh 5”“- lhd the wmnaqan my“! “m, The Kins was received at the they plat/form and seated himself 1n the Ohair of State, Archbishop Spottfg. “l” ‘"3"? vwoode thus address-d the peop]g;_ “Sim. I do present unto you King Charles the rightful heir of the ma’ mus WW" and dicnity or this realm.

day is by the peers of’ th.

his ablation

and to "mot out en His Majesty table "Vent

was sung. after the Kins knelt at the Chair

t6. while the Archbishop of.

I munism or Socialism, but if we wish h’ Pill’ either In gold coins or in‘ The“ “me m” . “Tammy 0T

during the Great Wars, 1783-1815" Ililliifskhltjgegrlen dselfii: “eh cling‘ t‘ Ibo avoid mo“ two evils‘ we must paper money equivalent at current talllolnune, which was perfumed by

_h _ c, ' | i‘ s ° - I ‘ﬂrroceed to a more equitable distri- raise 0i eiwhwze- Home or our lier- ° “Mimi” "hi" "is Kins wt

I c Dlxpmkml‘ or mmsh India’ an m wind". em’ Ibutlon of the necessities of life in- ‘Isliﬂit apﬂlogista for the misdeeds m u" comnmmn mm“ M9!"- 1784-121-38; the growth of the Domin- _____. stead of thinking only of fﬁ5tfllnlr1g|0f any country, bu; the“. own u‘ while the anthem, "Zadok the ,, “may 18154870. pmzrcss m trade The ilpper command of the Nazi the fecundity o; the Carin and m, Putting up a sort of defence for thg Priest, and Nathan the pfbphgt

and communications; the British In "any In Mumch I5 Yepmted w h‘? I°Wh°55 of P5095» Unlkd

K1118." was sung, Arte;- Durtion of the cere-

But

Onownon

I Lyon King of Arms

n, . ‘on the day um his arrival m m; up their hands

Scottish coronation of a really im-l posing character. Charles II., it. is! true, was crowned at Scone on New Year's Day, 1651, but the ceremonyifaptuwmsell’: “T; I311 zllgnkel: ta h“. pojnf, with ge carried 0m. I a spec cu chairs? In either cases see-bathing

was, from view, a poor affair-had, in fact, (none of the pomp that characterized Iof Charles I. at Holyrood Abbey on that glorious June day three cen- itur-ies ago.

blcentenaly will fall due for cele- , braticn in two years’ time. f0!‘ I16 "I d“ I“ “m” ‘m’ believes that it was in ms that oublets, black velvet breaches. and Benjamin Beale‘ of Muzak’ in_ 5m‘ ‘°°°k'““' wlthhal“ ‘mhmt vented the first bathing machine. His bathing machine was very un- like what the middle and late had to be a hurried and uncom- Victiorians knew as a bathing ma- m‘ °°“’“”‘°“ i“ h" mm’ °' chine. I-llls trade-card, reproduced in a cramped and lvliinz not long ago in these columns, and there could be none of that 130ml? and solemnity. i The highly liturgical form ca" gm“ 0mm“ t° Presbwerlahsi huge tilt over all. There must have and betokened all too clearly the been room in 1; for a dozen 1nd.

WW crawl doom the steps, to be pushed about and bullied and ducked by the bathing woman, to "kick and at the sprawl and ﬂounder," to get very wet; and cold and‘ soggy, and then to crawl up the steps again, and be all in driven back, still shut up in the wagonfrom the air and the sun whiie-ipresumaibily even at polite and particular Mai-gate, very differ-

side of the those of WW9“ Pillar, where he listened which anot us an account-the gay dogs of the village did their best to get glimpse of beauty in wet ﬂannel. How easily some people were amus-

not half so dreary. It seems very brave of Fanny Burney and of the Princess Charlotte to bathe in Win-

VAGATIOII NEEDS

BATBING CAPS 25c, 35c, 75o and $1.00

BEACH BALLS "u"... 85c

BEACH BAGS "u..."- 35c TIIERMOB BOTTLES

CAMERAS FlLMs (all aim.)

FIJI‘ MOSQUITO CREAM

A complete auorlmonl of Fishing Tackle, l-‘llel,

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the people, who responded by hold- and aayinl

"Amen." Another anthem halving

chm-lea, accompanied by 16 State been sung. the Arcllbiabop PM” coaches and the Home Guards, pro- the metre ceeded In the Castle, when he was hand.

in the King's ridit

‘Iihe oulmdnatzrig feature of one

“No patient should let up after Gil-M The night was spent at the of the most. impressive ceremon-

ial: ever witnessed in Scotland was the enth-ionement. Archbishop Bpcttiswcode again officiated, and the King was attended by the great Officers of Stale, one of whom, the Load Chancellor. proclaimed, und- u the Great Seal of Scotland, the Royal Pardon to all who required it. whereupon the ‘people cried:-

"God save the Kinﬂl" Th’ J0?“ spiritual and Tempo!!! 118N108 done homage, the King received the Sacrament. and the benediction was pronounced.

Then the massive west door ofl the Abbey swung open, and Char-

llea, wen-ring his crown and regal

robes. and with the aoeptre in hia

hand, passed w the Palace o! I-Ioly-l rioodhouse, amid the biare of trum-

pets and the thundering of the; Castle guns. So ended the last

Bathing Machine Inventor

(From the London Times)

ows it to have been a wagon livith

ii out in the water, they would

though its ways were from

her correspondent sent

The modern seaside scene in of Mr. Noel Coward's revues was

but bathing in Summer under conditions must have been dies dry dress themselves in Bean's l-l on the way back, or did do as they used to do at Bath

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It is sad to ieam from a corres- pondent that King George lII‘s bath mg machine at Weymouth has been degraded from its proper status as a museum piece to a servlle use. of Canadivs best organs were de- But not even the most timid of those who bathe but cannot swim could regret the passing of the sort If Sir Ambrose Heel is ﬁght, a of bathing machine which succeed- ed Bodies wagon—the horrid little hut on wheels which used to jog and reel over the ribbed sea to the water's edge. Since it not thought proper to be less than the sixteenth century it did not differ greatly in essential featurel from the splendid instruments oi

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space; l As with all musical instruments there is a good deal of "luck" in tht

pleasant clawdling about on the building of an organ. Magnlflcenca great projection behind and a 88nd, sun bathing. ball playlﬂz lii

bathing-dresser "beach suit" in which the young people today find , hi] very heavily upholstered in much of their fun and most of their flannel. Arid when the machine was health helm? they a0 811d‘ dress l" comfort in their stationary hut or tent. What honest Benjamin Beale would think about it is perhaps nlionks who in the long ago under- I took to build an organ. They were not experts, but when the instru- ment was ﬁnished it produced cer- tain notes s0 eoiian in their purity and beauty that. it was thought a . great discovery had been made. But While audiences are spellbound the elusive mechanism escaped w

of tone is not always secured. n1 the old churches of Europe there are ancient organs that. remain the envy of modern builders-just old masterpieces of the painters art never have been excelled.

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