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The Pllulio Forum

.._--- This column ll Oplll for tho dllauulon by vorruporldantr o1 questions of internal. Th0 Charlottetown Guardian don not rloeuurlly undone tho opinions of wvroapondontl.

Notes by the Way

i UBXNG yhrs past much has been said and writlen and been] broadcast over the land by thisl newspaper the Board of ‘Irade and other agencies about the desirabli-i lty of having an air service betweenl this Province and the Mainland to» carry mails. and eventually perch-i once, to carry passengers also. Andi the air mail service has since been; widely extended in Canada. It serv-; In these days when you a" being ed to meet the outgoing and lncom-uold of the benefits of ‘raw foods, lng ocean liners far down the Styiglsxdlsb? 5222i- tglllfig» may b8 0V"- Lawrence, carrying mails to and‘ Th“ cook-mg may damage some from the ships and Montreal. 0t- “I ‘he v;mm1m_ that mums W89. town and Toronto, while the greatltables and ghtrlveusns swell‘: the wa- ler nwic i. are oed means canaflmn izlgirtremtlzgd 0:“ Si? a loss in the mineral contents of W“ °XP°°° ° °°" “e ° one vegetables. that the lining of vice during the winter between me potato peeling has great nun-i- Saint John, Halifax and the big cit-fill; Vflllle, vflnfzflitlllle deniigd- h f h 1 _ . OWBVGX‘, no w stand g t ese "35.!’ t e Central Prov mes truths many of our friends who in- ’ dulge in these raw foods, do not have the enjoyment of health and strength oi that of our other friends who eat cooked foods practically all the time. -

Our raw food advocateswlll of- ten find themselves suffering with headaches. pains in stomach and abdomen, followed by a feeling oi‘ sleepiness or tiredness.

Now this is not the fault of the raw foods. but is due to the fact that they have not chewed the. food sufficiently" to break it up. and get it mixed properly with the sal- iva.

I spoke once before of Dr. M. O.

Burke's experiments. showing that y ,_ _ l _. a piece of meal. tvelghlilg hall an son located on P. E. Island Ls‘bet-‘,“" m be happy und“ that “m”

ounce. if chewed sufficiently. will be 101‘ Off than lhi‘ overuse D0050" llllhh’ n is ‘ajvcuiitowsi-iiobby‘ flu ,' digested in i'0ill'.s' hours. If notllllfi (‘lly- .

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y u mum not) some p» your (u advance) delivered. , ‘ fill (ll ldvalna) nailed in Canada ad United Staten.

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“u” u‘ -u~'4 ‘ u Once again a split vote has caus-

' ed the loss of a. seat to the Q0371

eminent. ' ‘ ’ '

The intervention of an Independ- ent Conservative bandidate, in the person of Mr. Hailwood, at. the Northampton by-election this week. opened the way to the Socialist Party. whose candidate. Colonel Cecil liEstrange Malone, secured the seat by a relatively small ma- jority; the Socialists have thus tak- en a boll of six seats from the Gov- ernment since the General-Election of i924. T .. -

It cannot lessen the sting to the

Party to know that it was the"loud- ly avowed intention of the interven- er to prevent the ofilclal candidate, of hls own party from winning be- cause he had a grievance against Mr. Baldwin on the subject of the l proposed ‘Votes for Flappers.‘ Mr. Hailwood succeeded only too well; the votes he secured talthough so few that they involved the loss of his deposit of seven hundred and fifty dollars) would; if they had been cast for the official candidate have secured the latters election.

The ‘same amiable intention ln-i spired Mr. Haliwdcafs-intervention in ' the» recent. tiy-election at South- end, though-he did notachievtrliis purpose. but he lost his deposit on that occasiéri 106;» He ‘seems. howev-

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rtliw on cooker) robns Sir,-—The following ~flgures from the largest Employment Agency in the city of Boston may prove help.- ful to ambitious Islanders about to leave borne to seek their “f0rtune" in Boston:-— .

“At the present time there are between 35,000 and 50.000 men out of work in Boston proper.

There are 23 per cent more out oi work now than in Jan. 1926. _ ‘ On Jan. 30th, 2.113 people made, application for employment at this- Employment Agency.

The agency was able to offer l temporary job for every 43 men and 1 temporary job for every '76 wom- en.

The manager of the employment office stated that in 23 years of ex- perience he has never known condi- tions as they are today.

The above figures should be warn- ing enough to any one in. their right mind to stay at home where they have at least enough to eat and a place to sleep.

1f the average Islander would only wake up and see the oppor- tunities at home he would bebet- tcr off than 50 per cent of theis- londers now in the city oi’ Boston.- In fact I think the average per-

‘WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15 SPEEDING TIIl-I MAlIL. stun-provided it isproperly and j (,1 -‘--- equitably administered. There have» ON‘ P‘ J" VENIOT’ P°smaster' been complaints in the past that v GeneraL-is tobe commendedon there is mo mmm “pun” o“ me "lum"? ‘h’ a" “m” l“ ‘WWW hands administering this fund, and “p me “mu servme’ The Saturday too much laxity in reaching out to- afternoon service between Moncton wards the ream, deserving This l5 and Cmrlmteww“ by w“ “I a“ a. national expenditure which is be- perllnent, may yet. grow into a daily m‘ watched by me pwple of can- “rvicfl Indeed i“ the m‘ distal“ add, and everyone will-or should- mm” w“ ‘my have a m°mma and consider it o sacred duty to see to it‘ evening service between those two that ‘he undeserv-lng m-e my bgjng poims‘ There is no "m"; to the provided for at. the expenslnof the possibilities of aerial navigation and deservml} we may look forward to an incrcas- An em.“ nppropr-mmm o; 53M, “WW regular "m" “Nice betwom 000 is voted for the Immigration De- l-pnlote points in the country and thelpartmenh n this is whm the De. mum cenlres" _ ipartment needs, the extra cost lvill The weekly service between Mono-hm be ebjemed m but the“, is u m“ and m” Magdflene“ is “ gremnridespresd suspicion that extra boon to the latter as heretofore they money L‘, no, m‘, chief want Money have men complflfly Sm“ “fl ‘Nmflulone, evon in millions, will not bring m each week the N09“. M (host! 4, m‘ __ . ' *l'.‘-~..- '1 '., . -..' , the outside world durinz till on! ‘us immigrants lll pnylllr. 1100100“ fan northem Islands. well. aciuallyuhcwod M a" n Wm m‘ be mg?“ T m] ‘fir m. . “Th, T!,,.¢..,..Mu§ke".em- mwfi‘ 9‘ wmw" ‘Vffilll the record oi the past it-Whaving their malls coming, .lnll go ‘ed i" ‘Druheight hoursy FQRME" ISLANDIm ‘ The Saturday servitl. lh-lWPl-ll lllplyflurx it would app...“ ma. the rm- ing from and to tho outside world. I ,,,..,,Uo,,,.d ma‘, “my 1 had l-(ulallfllflll, qnsc . ~ ' ' d P l -.-' . _ _ , I 0'2 in tiy than our own lslnnduilovcd hard pieces ofgristle from a W’? "r Dmmenml “may ‘m _ r l“ uiugiutloll Dcpiutlnelit. is ‘about the “O1 w?" ‘p Molnnch o“ Thursday‘ “n” had' U_ 5_ UNDER PROH|B|T|ON Edward Island will. ii sucl-osnilll. W‘ Same as the “man-S Emu“ \\‘j1](ls DP. P l uu-rlu r-awu the previous sung.” _.Q_ move a. longish. grievance in pcr- a new flock lock and ha...“ ' _ -’ Peas and beans cannot b0 digest- (Cfililiulled from yesterday) . _ _ ' ‘ l 10d unless the outer capsule is brok- mmlng late“ m he hem on Saw"; Wililt tho pt-oplo- llrr [lroz-Illmulilly day afternoon which “"00" 010W“ ooncemetl about is that there Shall ' ' . . y‘ _ _ _. lair. who hitherto had been content Now if you and 1 were willing to sent railway bfifvlfl‘ 0.0mm‘ m‘ “Pm be n corresponding expansion ill m “my “w m“ of rubber Smmpgysit down m“. em mw mods. and be before Monday "Wilma. causing "- trade, in employment, in "revenue t0 l g Jldtltltglil. enough to givc evcry- bile da d l m . m and mrwmd ’ and apoxogtxts m‘ u“ “mg Govem ‘of food from twenty to forty chews ' rec v ' - ' . ~ ‘ - ‘- - y s e “y e- g . _. '°"“b'° "m" w km’ “c” Wm‘ ‘he mem- Wvkc HP l0 the lmslblllw “we would gl-t m» mu bellcm of ule m! mus- “ 5m“ mndmui’ w mm‘ 11100115100 l" eXPellllllllm W!‘ 0"‘ having the mail from the malnlclnrhfood. would have better teeth. and 118$ m0" 00d 0 M dhfim‘ bonsiingly told that our total vol-Ioccasiolially delivered in this Pro-‘keglznlmgieiféngw:"Ggraliélélwfiztiaiymi polntment and surprise to visitors “me of ‘mac is increasmt; This ismnce instead of being carried overms who won!“ be wmmg w do mm "Om 0th" Wullmes- The S“'-“"d"‘Y true, but it. is also true that we are.

But this expectation ended in dis- appointment. Aerial mail service at. stated intervals was established to serve in carrying mails to and from‘ half n dozen different points, to and from mining camps, Hudson Bay..to Anticosti and eventually to the Magdalen Islands. And Prince Edward Island being in the direct line of flight between Moncton and the Magdalens. half the people of our fnir Province sawlthe mail planes flying over their. headszmd they came to realize that 0ll'0l“lf.‘ day

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Tile rcjrzll-livlftldionel Malone‘ will certaililyadd to tlii‘ guicty til‘ the House of Ccmnlorlsgfl _In tlcrduys when he" was the Liberal’ .'-lcinbcl~ for Layton in i918, before he bo- camc lllc Socialist, J Communist which he is today. ‘and before lie suffered inlprisonnleilt for sedition. ill‘ was one or n valiant trio. The other two oi‘ those were Colonel Josiah Wedgcwood and Lieutenant Commander Kenwortlly. and the ~ band was known to nil as "Tilt- Three Musketeers."

Close personal friends, and ‘All adopts in the science not only of verbal but of physical lighting» tcommander K0llW0rlhy, indeed, was a boxing champion in the navy), they. combined m wage ,_a kind of guerlllav warfare against distracted Ministers _ by continual, and no doubt concert/ed. questions on points of an importance much- ,1 more apparent than real.

Commander Kenwcrthy and the SCPlPllIPB-lly named Josiah :havc continued that pleasant pastime unto this day. with, great success} but now that they. are to be rein- forced by Colonel Malone, this band of brothers. "unitzediten ‘years after. may be confidently relied upon to. central

provide a very certain» liveliness on E. 1 U grime“ ' " fl-X 1 z . '

the Westminster Front. v " . m‘ AIM‘ Mp v i

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The" m" sleepy Limm“ repmmjhlflll, which of course is done with wmNmNG WET KANSAS

tallves Messrs. ltlnllllui and Slur-J _ . . » ’ ‘ “My ‘no mommy Tln- HON» Jay E. Iloust- oliora sonu- comnu-rlls on Kililblzlh‘ in the umim-ul New ‘York lIl-rulll-‘Fri- Ilunv:

“Yviuuy roporlnl-s null gmblirlsls llllvr- wrirlvll vi’ lilo nporullon H‘ lhu prollihiloly sluillltls in Klin- Sllrl» After talking tn the lit-lulu ill lilo Ami-Saloon Wleaguc. various officials null. perhaps. to llill

Penslar Laxative If you catch a cold everybody can tell you him to euro it t?) v ‘I! one tried half the t lrigs his friends recommended he would be a physical‘ wrec 1 f , ' ' Fortunately. it isn't necessa y "to experiment, just get a box of Penslar Laxative Cold Jlrealters and your cold will disappear in a day and ahight. ' , _ _ l, 25c. BOX-TRY 1T.

Penslar Whltc Pine and SpruceBalsam cough-Ho. and 50c. ‘bottles. »

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‘zzdtbzygn: n‘ n‘ was a‘ ‘riflggfiadeaisimrigeg “tgmud bl‘- (Mmilsé WW5: White, they invariably reuclletl the -. b] m t _ Q a. a pwever-‘occurre ou-u 0 is away rom ome. mrflnston n,“ ‘he State [3 (m, air service will also ena e ma a 0 buying more foreign goods than wdsands of people before: Postmaster. My mini, than l5 that, while mo; m“. ‘ha; were, H nowhere “SQ

j ded t t "n nd \ves‘- g -‘ - ‘i , ‘fccds and f nits. well h ‘d, l ...__.__.__ be forws: o eas e1 a i are _ellmg tc foreign countries, true ‘General vemot‘ we are told madme maximuin of nuufilghirlgfnt‘ a confirmed on Page 5

em points by rail which under Dre- also, that a very largeproportion of taken a very commendable interesfshclp the teeth and gums, and pm. y 5811'; K190891000“ a"! held ‘mm the goods we sell is raw material. in this new venture." We are not vent constipation. nevertheless if ‘“'""”"‘”'> M01101!» ‘which we should be manufacturingwilld 900'- he suggested m Melmfiilii Zloiliishsinecnrltewifgd ‘lilting? . . - ~ ‘ a Grfldllfllly- lhl0118l1 0100"" "We" at home. This is not 200d bllfilflilfis- Jenkins and smclah; that teyigreat deal of distress from gas pres- . . .' ' k 0r an ex ri- Sure and ibl i mm i. f tion and discovery. remote places me In the early days o; the 5855.0“ mlfihll V9001"! 0° 05 , . boss y an rr on c .' " '.i fth . i, lthuhthlthelinirigof tomh ndite- b01118 000118701 Q0501‘ l0g°lhen m5‘ Premier Mackenzie King, in a. mo-izezzxso prtialiimcenn: caéxerwis: hm S ac a n latices BIB being alllllhilflled 11nd ment of temporary exaltation. dPicould they haverventured to asifllmig‘Qzgegogiezhfigvtgitlrbmozgg the W000 l? bewmmg a “mime” clared that he would not be surpris- We are not told by the Governmentigood has abetm. change of digés_ wmmllfllly- Nflliims 1‘*°“°5°"°4ed—of course. he did not know for organ that they did ask. They made tlon. where there ls an insufficient strangers to each other now touclrLcrtainfu Finance Minister Robb‘

"a suggestion," and the Fostmasterflmwnt °f chewing 09108 d000- ellwWS 01‘ 500T“? 53W“ d“ S“ “mblwhen bringing down the Budget.

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i DAILY Lessons v m ENGLISH

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WORD$ OFTEN MISUSED: Don't say “l don't think I'll be able t0 do it." Say “I think I'll be lin- able."

relieves the worst

Délily

“Thtere perhaps. irony in the re-l ect on at in their early days - '-* these Adelphi l-were all Llberlilspgi? ~ ' Fii' ,,:,_ ". Charlottetown

that they are all new members ol’ ' t E R o Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness and

orfrzu MISPRONOUNCED: ful- the Laban, Pa...“ and ma. {hey 146 Richmond St. Plate Glass Insurance at

February l5. i928

—'"~— ‘ . . - _ l t n - __ -_ _ orderly. "He came and went with puff, of M‘; Lioyd Geo.- e_ f . 1 E word expansion has been 111|“‘°““‘ “m” “my 0°‘ be as m8‘? “S urdey afternoon. between 2 and 31°“ a ge"mm°m Psm“ m’ 13 methodical regularity? one of his Liberal tlisclgles i

the Canadian an. m.. some nmcjwe expected and. to quote. ‘jwe al-‘trclock an aeroplane mail from the‘ pRAyER __ 0.“. Fame‘. __ Thy glizcehvvithi ti; flrisit 200. This. tollt- a:

. - - m l; l; - 1d 13- An _ Mainland will be dropped in Chiiy-lKlflgtlfiilll come. 9 0 S l- "198 STOW“. lhe m our buying and senmg the“ has ihlfyuflie flllwvTflllftllii Wntcliiflgy lllttetbwn. Really it will be a good‘ *"_"' “hem M°mb°" f“ Lem‘ “mm been marked expansion. In our ~ - - '

General has ordered something tcE ‘lJBCOIHlIIK 7101"?!‘ ilcqllalllled" m“ ,would announce a substantial re- crum; both u‘s as in "up." 110i fllllr are all connected with the Peer-i Lowest Rate.- thlng a step forward and a cause‘ $33: it 332.01%‘ ‘i; a possme 487' _ . -_--_-ooo- ' ; a. a r. rown was Ufldfil" enpenduure“ “Mm-am” were has’ 0f YBJOlOlYlB. l! Only l0 know thalQSonle one started the whole day been. and there shall continue to

{be done.

0110090551011“? 05 “4171500108 dr“'"duction in taxes and also a reduc- N“ doubt hundreds o’ electors’ “i sevleéfions enback into the. (lily-unless m" ivllicli [lion in the national debt. The Lib-we“ as me épposmo“ joumms mi l h JfOh, ._ ‘I crigrEtrEN MISSPELLED: césspool; user! _ i i‘ is '1 Yenmanl- I .eral press jubilantly stated that such this Province had suggested to *Mes-, ~GU3IdlliH Readers- v two s's. “It's Up to You. L. 6.!" :

We welcome the new air mail ser- an eventuality would m; surprise srs Jenkins and Sinclair that some- .“»“¢.".+g;”yi, ,,.,. sylgoNgMfi; 212351;}; 53$?’ un" T H W

, l , » u - l , x l0 . . ' . - vice and confidently look for further the... amen thing ought to be done and these; wm“ n c p g he Parhamenmry 5°°Y°$ l?" 1997i

Good Strong Stock Companies _ v. handicap. o. he was not elected‘ Agent at Summerside, Lloyd Lewis. alter the mining comps, Anticostii WP0llE~ 1927 had 3°‘ we“ mm “Si \ _ ' , " be, expansion. When we realize the and the Magdalena have been serv-‘s a“ ‘g Ywgb d U d f H 8° he dgserves we“ °f ‘"5 t _ , ' . " ome 0 e r0 c m, ny o s " »' -* ‘i _ iFK-IiTQFiI

m“ ma; m§ mam esmnams tamed ed. Ottawa has decided that our Is-I 50ng__ . V '*'“ . L ' r ' u. few nights ago in the House of nuuees should‘ ‘on. me promowm °f "TllWfl-iilay be other corn-rem Commons for the coming year ex- ceeded the whdleamount of supply

Now they are w“- . worn) STUDY: "Use a word have u y, bee . 1' , . development gentlemen then boldly ventured to ' i J s n pub mud‘ “m! is OQ-OO-OOQOQOQQ-QO-OOOQOQ-OOO-fi land (Province may take rank al-l Was it ‘you? organized evidence, and the nttach- lerg_».buy yo" Wm not be comppo for the current year by $7,725,542.

The Land We Love By Frank Yflllh

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WAS IT YOU?

EDITORIAL NOTES

Scurrility sometimes borders profanity. Indeed many good men and women prefer clear cilsswords to low scurrilous ones.

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The Sccondjiattlo or Ypresm ' ' ' " The 900 score is a tic between n Conservative and a Llaboilrile, who ""5505 0111i’ eight divisions.

Nb doubt a mcmbq‘ of n party which. asvun opponent hog yeflmrk- ed unfeellriglyy-lqgrl- pyacmmmy dated in ‘one omnibus, may sumgy

on ~ » What was the second battle

of Yprcs in the late war?

A. April 23, I915. was that glor- ious day in the four months’ Bat- tle of Yprcs. when the Canadian troops. untried in battle, met the

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lpcdalling on this subject. There have y three times and it is yours. Iet 11S to say/the proofs of the Divisions ‘ some 00 Y°l°$~ and 1105 000800 llwflfd-lsatlsllcdsuntil you have vised ll

_ pass on the suggestion to the Hon-l. THE KIflGDQM__Thy kingdom, increase our vocabulary by mlwlel" Lists for the year are now to hand. Expmgmp, lbw‘ heavy expenditures. the” “e orable Mr. Veniot. So the great brl-io Lord. is an everlasting kingdom, "lg 00° “Md “w” fl"- T°d“f§ The T900" $110010 lmlitle nuwhl lvheavy demands. etc. and the reduc-mouncemem is .11.“... m“ next suhand thy dominion endureth through “wrd- METHODICAL“ Systemic’ llldlfiesllble i000 T01‘ thought On the ‘ lllilly- Th0 P080" l8 0 T0190" 00ll~ lowuysGor-n Remover. Slslirlc of n collection of. words‘, - ' » meaning-for "pdiiticnl purposcs-fi.

lTlOSt. if not quite oshigh 8S fhnsciEarly this morning l t .1. r h . . . “WW1 l “no o“ mg s o t re 1Y0?“ norm i$0fil0 one slllkcd until others scow-

ilind soon harsh words were passed

and that the Supplementary Esti- mates are yet to be brought down, we can form some idea. of the speed of the expansion. The Sup- plementury Estimates are usually brought down near the close oi‘ the session. when the members are ready for home’, when the demands of cun- stituents are remembered and those constituents are to be faced. when appropriations are not too carefully analyzed. When they are brought down we may expect a further ex- pansion of the expansion.

‘There has been the usual talk about economy. This is a word that appeals to the patriotic tax- paflyor-fwhen the economy does not wlleb him personally. n he waits. toy. an elevator. a new bridge ora flllway. he does not want his re- preoentotlve w insist too much on

It was an old Grcek [ihlldsopllcr

of an argument by tinting which of the two disputants lost ills temper. If prohibition is all that Ls claimed for it. there sPems littlo reason in getting mud over it.

Some honorable members been pretty roughly handled dur- ing the present semion of Parlia- ment. and the general opinion that many of them deserved it. Some plain truths were will and the tell-i lng was necessary. ’

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Members of the House of Com- mons evince a-cuflous desire 0o get home for to go back. ft is not generally be- lleved that the desire to eat their Easter eggs at home is inspiring the haste. There is a feeling that the

who decided the rights and wrongs,

Even the usual apologists for the ,

l nlound~ King Government are coilcerned,» was H you? not to say alarmed at the lavish} ‘

expenditures called for by the res-mm“ “no xmrw" m‘? (lily nriilhk- Was it you?

t" . .~ " ~ = mm“ “lbmmpd m pululunenLlsDlfll‘ one lflfldfl it lnlppy and bright

The TOToIItO Globe points out that‘. wag i; you’) these estimates show nn increase of Early this mofiiinlz. wc tire told,

7,725,000 ovcr those for the current tho day

I ye“ endmg with Mud‘ "ext" “mrThis smile cncouingcd young and “IVE-takes note also that the. supplemen-