iiiiEiiiiiiiiiiiiBiiiiiN iiiifliiiN

"outdone-W. Ohnln l. Irlifl. ‘lvraluu-Lloiil. Pal. ll. A llaoKlIlItl. l). B. 0. filter and Illlflufi-J. l. Bani-n.

1 Notes byytlie Way

I lre-l'lvelilelil—ll. a. BUrIlIl.l'11'31-10n~

aasent on March 29.

FRIDAY, MARCH 2s, 1927

~'—-~_

‘l’ i: intcrcotlnglto note that this

,1 month of March is really the nu- inivcrsury of tlic Cauadlair-Confed- it was on Iain-ch s. 1867, that the British Parliament gave the All-Mm’ '_,d""__D_ ‘_ ouruliillfli reading to the_ British North lAinerica Act. it received tiie royal

‘The Act was “proclaimed" by Queen Victoria on lilay 22 which is close to Empire Day. As Msyl 22 is a Sunday this

‘time: CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

what £11112 of yours

1 By fame: W. Barton. M.D.

YOUR MIND AND YOUR

~41 ; 1n... i-iiiiun uni-uni 1

quutiaan pll chnrlottnflvn ti"!

1 m,‘ “m1; nisrlly cmllrn the II‘ liming a! nirreuucmloutl.

.._‘§Q.Q-QQQOQ'Q§Q1QOOO 0'60 - A GOOD MIXER

1 ltouulon b! 6IIfOIWld'l"T.'

sii-./"1ibstiiinei~r in Thursday's Guardian is Mixinfl ""11"!" 11111’ ‘his subject iriieii he states that "Observer" is‘ “confusing the use

. STOMACH , 1 year, the _churches, or some of l1of nlcoholicddrtlllis liriltlllessllealililii; . . _ . o er ' - ELECTRIC LIGHTING FOR THE sans who arc rczttly to sacrifice the lheml may llllnk ll worm wlllle u, That we emouons have much lolllililllillalerhytallizn been lookmg through

COUNTRY. dntcrcsis of thc people. imake some patriotic reference

Everyone living in Prince Eilwardf 1119 111§n111¢11n1‘@ 01 111° 11nn11l91911PY island knows that Georgetown} comforts and luxuries resulting harbor ls n

from the application of scicutiflt- im-'

iii-J advance? ot‘ thc practical

|il'l)Vt‘.|'fl6'lll.*i is Olli‘ oi‘ the tiottilile movcmcnts of t Soon the people of the country, as of the towns, will have all the adl

0',‘ flr-(‘Gflél by vessels, even the lnig-

est. Everyone knows, too, tizntgwrlllen by llls own lmml m ma

vantages possessed by citizens. lnl . 1 , _:

this (Ollllfl iioii we lnarn that lbclpurllculurly we"

Maritime Electric (‘ompany is about

to extend its i-lt-ctrii: lighting ill)“

U)

adapted to

it DPPHPIIIPH tii oat-ii

growth tifpotntoes in perfection. _ diuii unw ill sohoiii., it is rotuilled

and lhut the people of King's (‘om--

paratus Norwotui Road and

1)’ 111111111 111111115’ 11311114111111? 111 1111itod New Zeiiiauil some time ago ilracklcy Point lload, as woil as t0

_ fullest extent that is possible in thehis farewell niiiires.» was trcatcd in

F“k'0n‘v°m1' 0m" 11mm “f ‘he potato industry. it‘, therefore, thorn 1111-‘! 111111111111 111111 11- 1109)’ 01 11 lire-

can _ . , ‘seated to i-iu-h oi‘ the New Zeailantl is any port Ill lill‘ island that ought

be nodouht, be supplied with light m 1' 11‘11'1'11~

by the Maritime 16191171“ Cnmpany‘ fro Other suqlggeationi are that each Tlicn thc wives of well-to-ilo farni- 1

low“ lptlpil be presented with an inex-

Yot, (lcoi-gotnivn lirtn bccni nver-‘mnmve mmml’ mmmem‘) “n” "1 ‘the Jubilee Anniversary. or with a .small Canadian flag, the medal be- in the estimates of this year for lng preferred as more llkely lo he 1110 enlargement 111111 lmiifnvelnin? Preserved to future years. Still Ol- lwlml, vmrellouses at Chm-hum. autitlier suggestion is that -tliis town and Summersld9l__ but not year the celebration of the Jubilee be brought forward and combined

country will ore long, there

be provided with a first-class‘

sit-proof warehouse it is George-l

(rs will be rolinvcd of the daily duty of cleaning ‘lamps and polish- Ali they will then have to do will be to press or turn

looked. Considerable amounts are

lug glasses.

o. button, and a flood of light will Even then the housewives of the country will

instaiitLv be supplied.

. ~ i have as much as may ca" do to one dollar foi that ot Georgetownswllh Emplre Day in May null A

Prince and Queens Counties elect- Toronto panel. slums that lllls plan keep their home“ 1“ good Order for ed representatives who support the of blending the two celebrations in

Government; the electors of Kings one 111 fnvnfed 11)’ Premier Fergu- smod by the “(ml Jl A Mcnonaldlfson. it is not likely to be adopted. lwhose honesty and ability they had} Premlel. Klng l,“ “fled that he l epeatediy testcttratherthzin by iilrltvould welcome a ‘reciprocal tariff

the comfort of the men who work

on the farm, and for the reception

of city and other friends, arriving l in their autos and carriages.

"_j"*_‘—'“ 1 . ' "th thc United States on the nat-

_ lJ. J. Johnstnne. The consequentolnl l THE M°NARY HAUGEN 51L!‘ 1m that lhevl and the people "floral products of the two countries. AGAIN- ilion. Mr. ltiotheriveil, the Minister

‘Kings have been cut off by those

L __ of Agriculture. favors reciprocity in DVlClES front Washington an~ who prepared the estimates of this-

cuttle. But a Canadian Press des- 1 “ounce m,“ me yicxal-eyqqnlplyour. patch from Washington states thc gel, buy w belle“, me farmers, ll-m- We shall not now enquire whether Dtcvflleltt. uniniotrthere t0 be that be rc-introduccd at the next session," 11111 11 1-‘1 11115 -1- -1~ 11111111110119 “'1111_‘ uuguss M" m“ 911161181“ any mu

it‘ (‘ r-cs Th i o litii wlii ‘il1fl0\\' l-itjofb the lirivilcgc of atlvis-posal m cut down the ‘arm 011-11111’ ' '°“1=‘ "”' L “ 1“ "1 ‘ l 11ml ilroducts without a. correspond- lieslglled m uvel-cglng int-I thc (|()‘v't.'l‘l\m€lll to what

thc bill is l iug reduction Oil u fair range of arises from an inequality betivceii 1111111111115 111‘@ 111 119 9-‘1181111911 11y Uhllmanufacturcd articles. Neither Hi0 general Price level Ll! which 60111111110111 111 Kings Cotuity. tt=“'11111<1 11w farmer bloc‘ fni-oi- reci-

~ 1 . - , , . , ' ~it i f ll“, Amerlcall fm-mel- l,“ lo buy is possible ilnit use result of beu- mo‘ y n “dawn” and the lewl at wlllcll he ls com. ator Hughes’ speech in the Seniiteli on prlnclple the railways ream veiled m 3,.“ » This l-mldlllnn llaslautl Senator i):indiirand's assuraucelevery effort to reduce freight rates. been exaggerated by U“, gelleml lllfthat. in connection with the DuncanvBui- 119 T110 1101111011 FY90 Press

flS

creme l“ llm (us, ol- lallol. since Report. the matter will be rec0ii-1m1ms°“1""“ 111W" “ever 111111 311-" ll, 1 n, yl \; ll ‘hm sidercti in Council the amount re 1Ynmvays in Canada mm ‘Wm “o! e war. o . c. ary augcn ~ 1 . ‘

_ ,lieavily subsidized with money and provided for the establishment ofqulred {ma gmsblll-oqg pqtflto SYOTE-lvlvlul lamlll ll- llle mlllvayfl a“,

a Federal Farm Board which woulillliouse at (leorgctown will he lnclud-lnow enabled to receive a reason- “ailil in the orderly mzirlteting :iii1i'ed iii the supplementary estimatesfl1111111 111111111 1111 1110116)’ 111V0!1t'*t1,-— iii thn control and disposition of anti that the contemplated ifljllflnand “my are paying 1’e11°'_11'-"1n the surplus of Agricultural coniuio- tine to the people of Kings Countylm?rltlsazrvgiirispjziti: tooihsiiilitiz dities," and would "assist in re- ——bocauso they clccted Mr. McDon-'(_,-,l.nll-y m m. low a m“, u... ll... m“. moving. or Withholding. 0r tilifllwfirlald in preference to Mr. lJohntonofways can afford lto give‘! it was h"; U; n“. fllu-lllusgr Th,“ i, in 5ayl-___w|1l Ml be perpemlwd by llle their money and their property that

the bill would have taxed the con-flovernmcnt. in' this hope we Mme“ m "u" ‘he "uuwayfi n“ 111911‘ feet, and why should they not get

51.111191‘ 1° 1911c“ 111'? 511191191111 shall rest. We shall certainly have a lwlllm ml. lllls l“ the qllupe Ol

"r111" ""111 1111 1111118111‘ 111 111119 111 come to a. pretty pass if partisans rates that give both the railways; the sale of his produce. The vetolmalyilntel-lere will, that wlllcll ls m, and their customers u fair ilcul? of the President was in the inter/ | 1 eats of thc consumer it em insloleafly in‘ the nterems of we! Sh“ the puhncation M‘ the , - 1‘ 11 country as the establishment of a slung of Hum _l_ J_ Hugh“ ln ll“, 1° 1111 1113611 1111111 1119 11111119111 W11 lfrost-proof warehouse at Georgc- Senate in regard to the frost-proot do about it at the next Presidential mwm 11111181101196 111 (ienfilei-OWII. it is election. Meantime the bill is tt "M11117 "P 1° P19111191‘ K111i? 111111 1" be kept before the public. lilon. John E. Sinclair to make some _ lexplunutlon or defence of their ac;- RIGHTS JF-INDIANS. itiou or some denial of the Senator's ll l8 slated that any overtures chargles, that will belmore satisfact- . hat those gentlemen Judi; ofth UitdStt n. ih, . r c ii .-°'y‘“" w e e n e a e“ H at may Mme rum llanm“ n r9 have hitherto offered. The Senator "101 C011" 111111-110001111115 to sheet to Reciprocity will ffiCeiVelhas stated his side 0f the case in the despaichw decided that thelscant attention in Administration detail and with such circumstanti Canadian boundary line does not quarters at Washington. The New B111)’ 1111 Beelnfl 10111111 101‘ 1111 611111111)’ exlsllllol. the Amerlcml lmllam l“, york world remarks that nprenl clear and detailed statement in re- dlans may, ii: is held, go from dent Coolidge is the last person in p y‘ The matter ‘m controversy 1s l . the worn lh l l one of public and general interest theppued slatesl m“, can“ “s 1 “ ° m 5111 11° 5111111911111“ throughout King's County and in often and as freely as theydid 01 181N111; =1 Dolley of tariff com-Parliament. wtieinthe sticNiitionirwei-e a. power 005111111111 to t1 neighboring country!‘ on the1North American Continent " ' Ttils ruling was arrived at iu a. testllcaee instituted by an Iroquois] h b temporary or Indian‘ deportedto his rsservatioii- as ea“ made to "11111111- 110001111118 t0 this authority lll diam, it, l ‘ll-teem more thanithe 110st of Chief of General Staffllthe Scots hold seven portfolios iii which will be vacated when the re-ilie present Federal Cabinet. 2~i 100.000 of 1 the. Si: Nations tribe. l

The “we mbe supported Dmbo signation of Major-General Mac-l l." the legal Mull-a‘ film the Ullued Brien becomes effective June 1st,, state‘ loovlmlmenlll They demuplit is stated officially at the Depart- md label“: has!“ as “alleuslulmcnt of National Defence. it hadl lmrmm“ “um to return w the been reported locally that Major-l amt“. c the“ c6" mm m’ General lC. Thacker. Halifax, would court,“ plllmdolphla__nd “memo to Ottawa to fill the poet tem- _“ 11-1 stuns“ - i"°'"‘"- ...; .,

ll , l). . .1 . fillfiroh iiuai-iss- sauce. i '1 5 1" tion adopted by a movie theatre

-. ENQ°1H1QC°1111Y d°11"1'°11 1'7 lust opened at: Port Huron. When

'. ll _ __ 1111111311” ll1'°1_111°°'1118 l1‘ mothers with babies attend the‘ 1 P1115111 “11911171159 11¢ shows, and the infants start to cry, um: two 0.5’ one L

@1117" 9111"" 111“ 1111 1! 5 the mothers can take them into the} SYNONFYMS: suggest. recom- “8235111111 W110 V111 51111111 "P1119 "crying-room.” the stage side of 111971111 111111119911 “dvmme- ‘Plumbe- aviuldor the 800d 0f his eoua- which is of glass. There, in com- “dwfigu, STUlDY- “use a word (d1. ‘The 1 report of it will have yo"; and wmwut ‘annoyance three times and it is yours." Let. us ' rm! with latérost and pleas to other patrons, the mothers can 111mm“ 11111’ 11111511111111’? 11)’ ""161"

1 . 11; rd .11 . T ' ti!‘ all, men it this province enjoy the show. A similar atl- womfi"°sl§f§m§al§l,l‘,'jyunlw°,fllflf

._i_¢o>_i- EDITORIAL NOTES.

| i I

The Year Book of the Scottish Club in Toronto points out the pro-

minence of Scotsman and their tics- cendants in the public life of Qan-

No appointment, otherwise.

(Continued on- page 6)

oobooooo-ooww‘ DAILY LESSONS IN ENGLISH

By W. L. Gordon

¢a4“‘

vvvv vvi

WORiIS OMEN WHSUSED: Dont say ‘ll-here is shruhbery on either side of the road." say "calm side." ~ i ovum: MLHPRONOULNOED: often. Pronounce ol-n, o as in "or," t is silent, not oft-n.

MIQSPBLLED: acceler-

A "crying-room" is_ the innova-

to

l Dominion Day this year comes on hen 111 nnvl1fln11°n 1111‘ "lFriday and already suggestions arc month or two longer than any otherbeing published us to what part i . l" ll“, lmlvlllllnl Pump! Soul-l,“ and shall be taken by the school chil- wer. l’ “b s wonderful iigonlhull su lung as n l“ “Dem ll ls elmlldren in the national celebration. 111*! 1'11": 111111 I011 P9111111 ~10 ‘U19!fnfvvn1el1ilv1120?‘? lz1ol1l1gsslnréfl1 m. . mom: ‘he suggesllonfl l“ l0 gm a tulble uith absolutely no uppetitehiliuulliltlll“ "lo “quor lllleflmml . lshofl message from Km“ (leorge yc.i,cat a bite or two, and omitllin 1 1 ' . , , 118°‘: thc light soil oi’ Kings County is p10 oi’ (lnnada, and have it repro- ll“. tlui-e-d in fat- simllo nnil a copy of of the first part tit’ young flittin-

tiint wlicu thc Priuui oi‘ Wiiics vis-

It dreams were’ cold on the liner-list

thinking person. '

the tclephonothat you must ans

your ilesert entitely-

the are thought. to he duo

many oases to emotional ances, and tli1~ remainder

iu a goo: of thc.

parts 0t‘ the body. An ltuliaiiphysli-iitn toils us that. there is ll. loss of bakuiot: between

lug thc stomach, ziiid that slicer dc velcpes only tn those who hztve an hereditary tendency toward nei- V0115 roniiititins in this region,

He. lrrfisléllltl cases to prove his point, showing that grout emotion- ‘al excitement or tiistttrbance act iualiy ‘prevents the formation oi‘ natural juices i_n the stomach which should prevent harmful fermenta- tion.

Now what is the point’!

Simply that iili digestive disturb- ances, whether from ulcers or not. should be studied nomi the point of view 0t‘ infection or 0f some dis- turbance oi‘ the nervous system

The infection should first be sought, and if found then removed. if from a nervous lack of balance then t-iie mind itself must likewise be treated.

‘it is just herc that some of our di-irgless methods can be oi‘ such help, whenher these iirc of the kind that help to give the patient a calmer or sanct- view of life, or what is known as physical therapy.

1n all these cases, small meals oi easily digested food. four to dive

tihc stomach is not asked to do ton much at any one time.

F09

FOR THE SCRAP BOOK

A $ERIES 0F LITERARY QUOTATIONS FOR BOOK LOVERS

0

Friday, March 25th. Annunciation- Lady Day.

"Who knows, Patridge, but the loveliest creature in the universe may have her eyes flxed.cn that Very mooni which I behold this in- stant?" "Very lively, sir." answered Partridge, "and if my eyes were fixed on a good sirloin of roast beef, ,t_i_i_e Devil might take the moon and her horns into the bar- gain." --Ficidiriq.

Jenny kissed inc when we met, Jumping front the chair she sat in; Time. you thief! who love to get Sweets into your list, put. that in. Say I'm weary, say i'm sad: Say that. health and wealth have missed me; Say I'm growing old, ‘but. odd—— Jeziny kissed mo! —Leigh Hunt. Religious History of a Famiiy.-—- ‘fTho IStubland parents had learnt their ‘faith with more reverence than intelligence from their par- ents, who had ~h1ul it in a similar spirit front their parents, who had had it. from their parents; .-1o that nobody had looked into it closely for some generations. and some- thing vitil ,lii1d evaporated un- nnfillectcd. it had evaporated so completely tiiat when ‘Peter's aunts and uncles came in their turn as children toexamine the precious casket. they not only perceived that there iras nothing in it, but they could very readily jump to the rash conclusion that mere never 111111 been anthing in it. -1H. G. Wells, (Joan and Peter)

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Daily Selections

roa Guardian Readers O-Q-OOOO-O-&OQ-OQ-QO-O-OQOQ-OOO-OQ

do ivlth many of our stomach all-, meuts must Do KNPIHIUQO‘ by uny'0l rlliex‘lva magnlgyh"; power,"

mwsunel’.although l feel that I could do so

disturb-

oases to some poisoning trout other,

Msoa

one 0t’ Sam Welinus microscopes. or

othcrwisc inflicted with that

' 'Ymi.-liave had the experlenceidmlpie gighl. s0 common amongst yourself 01 sitting down about t0 enjoy ii meal, when a call comes on

{thc true runi stalwarts. The ‘ground I have taken-that lavis ‘ifllliliillll robbery and other crimes

The news is of a nature to itrp-iliztrc been equally difficult in en-

; ilo shows himself a good mixer‘

Al“; now “m”. flcfloufl llmldmm-lsffurtliei‘ when ho tleclatilali-ilnlitlliiéelilt; ‘known its stomach ulcer, and ulcenmm 1" "’("11""r‘ 1111p“ 1

ivftliliiiilitill. "l have never done 110..

iii furor of tciiiiu-raiii-c." iindl thcni ;start.~1 to contradict himself iii un argument, iiutcitt-ti up by a Illbls tiiioiiitioii, thtit lilt‘l‘t' is "heresy iui ‘alleging iluit "di-iiikiiig lntoxiviiitts in sinful."

’ iii his iivi-rsioii "to bringiltl»! 11111)‘

tho two systems or nerves supply-jwrit into this controversy" hc (eliui-

longs-s ll i-nrrespoiiile-ut quoting the text.---"\Voie unto iiitu tlintllgivctli ‘iils neighbor strong drink, with tlu- stint-intuit that "it was not the

giving of strong drink that was coudctnucil. but tlio purpose for which it was givt-ii. This ii‘. an-

oihor example of his "good mixing." For his edificution let us add tilt‘ balance of the verse, "that puttest tliy bottle to him, and ninkctli him tlruukcn also. that thou niayest look on his niikt-ilness." it sinks liliill ‘sleeper in the mire—putting him up against three condemna- tioiis instead 0t‘ only ouc.

When he seeks to iiiier that i; passage is tiuotctl incorrectly it. would he better for him to point out wherein it is “incorrect? He might. alstrprofitable avoid tlraw~ ing vague and unfotiudeil inferenc- es from iiupublishetl piirts of texts which he is evidently timid aboutl tiuotiug himself.

l am. Sir, etc. OBSERVER.

(As none of our correspondents- seeius uble or willing t0 on? l l-labukkiik ii and 15 correctly '03

that is massage, baths and exercise. may give it as found in thc iiutiioi~111n111111111 "1 111-‘1 1111911111111 1111111? m"

izcd version: “Woe unto him that givctli his

bottle to him, and iiuikcst him

drunken also. that tlioi iuziycst

look on their nakedness.“ i-Jd. (1.1 is}?

“RABIES" AND

“MAJORITV RULE". 1 Sir,—~'i‘lio old“ rule that “the; iworst spoke in a wheel (zrealts

first" is well exemplified 3corresiloiiticiit “Majority it is particularly’ so when ivliccls are located iii the lieud. ilcterritig to a writer's com-

in your Rule".‘ the;

4*"**°*° jlliililll of “Prciiiic-i" Stewart's i-ciro-dumuwe Dentin‘

§grcssioii is an outrage tipoii tiic| Con rvativo party" he commcnts.1 E-——“hlark tluit, 'l‘pon thc COIlSQFVStq

ltivc party’, not thc Tempcraiioel ipurty." How bright. iu flucssek Wonder if iii‘. know wluit. ho was‘

l-tulkiitg aboutmor thinking‘! ln ‘our day ol‘ ziilviinceil tlenionracy every futitioii of ll. party ls entitled ito consideration, ul. lnnst to the ox~ tent of permission to record n pro- test. Wiierc ll. party is equally divided upon a greet. moriil ques-

'il‘d buy a tlrcani," said a gallant youth, “Of honor and purpose high,

years, A dream of a loving bride;

well done, And my '(‘.‘ili](il‘l‘il by my side."

place, What kind of a tiroam would you buy? l‘ And a mother lifted n tear-stained‘ face .

As she ssid with a heavy sigh: "I'd. buy a dream of my absent boy, For what could bo sweeter bliss Than to clasp his hand in the land of dreams, And give him a mother's kiss?"

if dreams were sold on the market place, i What kind of a dream would you,‘ buy?

iiiace To tiiie light oi‘ the western sky.

A dream of a h usehold hand‘, Of hills and ril s, vaies and. dates. Of my own lost. native land."

So ever and onward the lieait Wili1 dream,

From. the first day in the last, Backward‘ and forward in search of the goal,

March 25. 1927. ' i T1111: onanr PHY8IClAN:—l‘ hast lifted me up. 0 110M‘ my 00d,

me. Psalm 30:1, 2. DREAMS

.

1

if dreams were sold on the market

place, _

What kind of a dream would you buy? _

And the maiden lifted a blushing cheek

With a light. of young love in her

. e , "I'd buy a dream of a pirate chip. come selling o'er the foam.

or gold, ll _ __ [ind its nus iiuitrsm home."

1 pit: he right and ‘pursue die junct to churchesJliIght be An in- 511E110. 11114191111111111-111 0111! 1118 - *1“ 1 ' hilt-nails ‘in the muss: ‘ditwiieiii. ' “ 1°“11“"-*‘""11°" “We @111 11111111 W111 111114 11M. dtslmvfluid . 1 . . ~ .- " 111111 111.11 »- n. ~ 11111 . . 7”."

w. _ In longing and seeking cast. : ~,And1 though in this world ‘we have}