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TNE Cl-IARLUTTETUWN GUARDIAN

Yln-v-Prrulilriil-J. R. Iluriiclf.

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tiecretury-Licui. Col. Ii. A. Jliivhllllli

u-i-iiiﬂii him" um] \lnmircr_.f. 1|. Ilurnell. Slrirnlnl Dally (Iniimllil INN?) $1.511 per your (In unliiinrr)

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sympq- 1mp.._:,,n? m U“ hlgqry Dr Chaucer's verses became cenduiis for

the lflflll; and lAIIlCICbOl the Mantuan

S1 lluiiftaiis L'11:-.1-r 11v \\a.- 111...

paid Gaiiii Douglas copied 111s style, \\'ll‘if‘ a hundred latei- John

The prograiiiipe. 11b ii.1ial. 1\.1- an ex- L7r_\'ti"n i\('lt‘fi IL- his interi-ireicr to

w-‘hcu the revcnii-sixtl:

C ‘illlll"l‘l"f‘filt‘lil PXPH". "< \\l‘i'f‘ iii] F9313

zcllc-wt one, cc-111b111.i1<; entertainment K 1111- lﬂnghj,“ pump, shakcgpcgfc mwd with ii1:1riic1i11ii. ‘fhr atiriitiaiiv-g 11a’ ‘111111311 1.. 11.9 pggioyal pgmyy Q; 1.1;»

_ l '1'," 11nd inc 1111-‘

lat-cc and rrprc- ticlegues Milton 111 a sense might be

tvrr tit l‘?

'.*'t'"'~'lttf‘t‘ Pi ill-f t"- 111 r-illetl Enzlaiidls Vir-zil. as in his son-

jiiniliasizcd b‘ all 1he,§1c-1l1'i'= It 1- .111 such 01-1 its that 11111- i-t-aizzr,

111-on. blank icrse he caught thc

1>plrli and stately style of the old _ 1 e - -‘ _ .

m” great w t 1 mm 1 Roman. Tennysons debt to Virgil has ‘mmny and m? PYMUWC m Such an i been nobly acknoivlcdgdd, and to Dr.

mxpoi-Lanee ma; 1:50.“. as £12. ' unstanI-x .\.-. a r-"n- .re of learniir: and culture, 11s eon- Canadian ClilZPIliilllb in (iollrii-s and

lBridecs. the late Poet Laureate, Vir-

l “mom m gll was the prince of poets. rio

cannot be estimated y IPIYR, f1 is representative, in a high;

Cardinal

v7.1“; Xl-‘a man i

"' "f Orrrfoi-icnl Flights

L1G 1n inind when he ivrr-te:

-.-\ Uliizersii)’ i- n 111-iri- Oi @011- - her students come from .er for everv kind 0! i

1 i

A correspondent in an Ottawa ex- chan-rc. referring in the challenging:

r . - a k""“"“fi'~"‘- - - n 1"‘ m“ MAN m itihi-iuze of a Western member, quoted

1.1111111. thousand schools make contribution; in which the intellect p-pqy qfely ‘range and speculate. :‘tl1'r- to find i equal in some an- iezaiust activirv. and its _]ll(it;O lll the ll'li)\lllfli of truth. l1 is a place

inqu j.‘ is pushed forward. and thscni-eri verified ﬂllfl 11°!" fet-‘ed. and rashncss rendered in- nocuous. and error PXDOSCd- bl’ U"? collision of mind with riilnd. 81K! know-ledge iviih know-ledge. lt is m» place where 1hr- lll'Oi’,‘$$0l' bf‘- ron-“WQ eloquent. and is a HllSSlOll- at‘? Nnd a WNW-Pl‘ ‘l-‘W-ww" ‘m r-rieiice in its most Fulﬁll-Fl" all“ inost \\'1l‘\l1ll'\F£ fori-n. pouring it forth with the zeal of enthusiasm. and lichting up his na-n love of ii. 1-1 the breasts of- 111:. heat-era l1 1a 111.1 plain w-hei-c the eatechvt ni-ikrr- flood hi'- crntllttl i" W‘ '19?“- li-eadmg in the truth <l“_\' ‘T? ‘W? 1111-1 the lT-"tfll? "WP-WIT- -""‘1 “'°'~']‘-"

about tin". the cut

-ln the-w: columns. Finance

1 l

'i\I!lll'~lT‘l' Dunning "c.

311011-1115 of British Preference upon ,1he mangled corpse of Free Trade." irccalls an equally effective piece of ‘sarcasm applied to Sir Wilfred

Laurier by the late H. A. Powell:

“There he sits, an effete polit- ician. tlandling on his lap the posthumous child of a Conserva- tive Administration. and simulat- in", the affection of paternity.“

Editorial Notes

York seienti-t create a temperature of 453 degrees

A T‘! P“? hopes 1o

l-,1~ and ililili"illllll 11 int" tilt‘ f"

reason, It i.~ R 11'1"‘ zﬂlo‘ 1h“

below approximates the

pfltlfilllﬁ _ g _ e-hn-h ivins the admiration 11f the temperatui-e with which Premier \.'"

affections of the middle-aged by n». lygaiiiv, and rivets-tlic ﬂdelttv or 11w ell-l l)v its as ciatinns. It i= a w-wf of wisdom. a liizht. of 1111- "rm-i '1. r1 l11llllFi"l' of lhe faith. an Alina lf-ter of thc risini: ceni-i-ati-"i"

speech fa beta: receive-d ‘vhmizzhcizt

the country.

is 1'1 be (iringratulatctl urnn its ii1t-

crcting and infoi-mative tourist edi-

_ _ _ g _ 1.1111 1ss1.¢.‘. or. .1111; 25. Tlié 2mm; L. ll-luIe luu llazl

THIN/f“ in alx sections and covers the at-

tractive features of New Brunswick

l a l1.\"il»< "fkbﬁt-v- kmdlps mp ’ f-Zincl" alcnial of 111.". “ﬁve-cent piece" I 1 l l . i The action of the Federal Alinister ,

in a TIUlllllTY t-vliich makes it a per- W , -, ' v :1‘. lv alter-iii" hi." _ , . , _ M “him? m u mu’ ° ‘1 mancnt contribution to tourist liter- l.'i1‘l1'l on fruits and vegetables. (‘(0111- , i attire. plifics very clearly the pi-inciple, 0-.-

ipel; 11f principle, tip-111 which 111“; ivhole tariff qucation l1a.-. been ap-

The election pi-ogiiostication". of Mr. William Chisholili. Liberal lead-

Wnachm by m" Gnvplwwxntﬁ" “Edi er in Nova Sr-atia, have recently

tq-rniici- K1111; and hp. n~,_._:1c.ai~- ‘ by“ rumtﬂd m "w. 10cm Libpml up -. - 1 1. ~ r1 .

‘NNNNL m"! or M a (mmm 1H [§."ll. Mr. (Jhirholni predicts that

111-111 , . _ .I‘r11i1e hillllllilfl‘ R1111: “lung”: m 1X01“ The Sydney snag“ wry-JR] myr- been undmst .ii.l- can‘ ma‘ m‘ mp (my prcccdinq m]. able, and \\'ilf"1i1’.‘l‘ it satisfied Can-i “m m m" Ham“ hﬁuclcctiol, 1M1 vMr. l\-lr. fr-recas‘. cf a majority of 2.001) for Mr. Finn. v-hq was defeated by 5.000!

founded iil~"ll‘

principle.

PYlYIClDi", and w." |-S“rc(\p"

that, Post M“

1 on . m Eeotia.

aduin lllltllltlflCt\ll'lilf_' and produtnn?‘

Chisholm made a public

-es. or nthcrvvr-c. there ivoulri

1191-11 in it the element of con-. ginzmiev and the i1ublir ivoiilti have. intelliaibl"

1 1""! “P-‘Plh-"i! “Wm Apprnpriatin-z a long-cstablislu-d

which 1-1 pa-r. jiulrzment. 'l'l-.e Dunn-ifuwrf,“ of “u, Opposite 5w‘ sh- "W V-"J- IlW-‘Cwb r7117‘ a“ W‘ "N"Th-1u1as Lipton ha". decided to ob- "Wnizbhl" ecmmmi" Principle: l" A5 serve no more. birthdays. Writing to "“"5“5'2"“ "r ‘mwlwd “W1 y‘ a friend. 1h:- vctcran yachtsnian, who

- "M" m" "OM17 rer-enih- passed the eizlitieth n1lle-

1 impel." .-.

\i’t'.\'ll\‘ aril rr-

PlTtiOllhllll .212, and the only-L 5mm‘ says. “I have my“, up haﬂng ""1"" ill-ll?‘ Mm" i; i“ ‘h’ imiucﬂ] birthdays. 1 have gotten as old as I 111111.113» v-liicli ivent itn-i it's concac- - "m, m not so I “.111 st“, tights. a“ tl"Tl. No doubt lf the :e:i:i0i1al tariff ‘ n“, m“

fails a-i a vote catcher. l/fr. 13111111111?‘ ma"

ff l livc five years more, I birthday and “It-- "m" H“ M)‘ every five years thereafter, but will lm-‘lf-‘i L" "i"? l‘ mm“ “ml "Mk3 as’ 1 never add them to the score."

i-v-i-tpiciit of tariffs and if he c1n‘t{ gmlsfv his eustomci-s, he is always Tcjn years a-zo Mr. Bennett warn- n-ady- with an ill"l'f\tl?llll'lll P111111‘ VJ ed the Government that the exces- stock market

have another some-thin: PP."

offer tome-thin: " M"!

<1. as 200113’ sive 1111111111111 speculation of thc period were cer- tain to cause thc nation immense A Joy Forever losses 1111.1 that tlic Government ~ “'—‘“ should net accordingly. Members of Tl"- lw" i"°"-‘"“‘m“ ““"“"""“-"' "‘ thc Administration called him a pes- thridllflfi- V111": which L‘ "ems CH" ‘ rlmlst. laughed and 19""! B?» mm- oraicd this year in Italy. i5 ﬁn t-‘"“"'- The other day he reminded the 1M1’- 1f Nnivt-rsal interest uiid imiwftﬂltt-T-y rrs that the stock market crash had The‘ influence of Vlrttlll‘? W0?“ ‘m rut five billion dollars from the quo- i-n-tiiratiou and culture ls incalclilq lotions on Canadian securities. Even 11111], While it iviis doubllc-r Manic; Mr. Dunning has had to plead thc “M, 1.9-1“; m» rock out of which‘ extraordinary financial situation as vtrizlls poetry-l excute for lower trade and fllllni

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that‘ ur-pirailon of _ noied forth to the modern woridJh- YEWWE-

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The Saint John Telegraph Journal I

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Notes By The Way

The League of Nations (‘cuncll has’ opened its fifty-ninth session at Gcn- i eva, not indeed with such flourish of_ trumpets as marked the beginning of; the London Conference. but. rather; in ai1 atmosphere of coniminglcill lights and shades that bespeaks peace pact diplomacy tlrticging for more definite utterance. In general. the; business before the Council is to pick

111§1i1<~ questions left oi-e1- at the Lon-

don Naval parlcys, and strive to make better connections so as to put

thr- machinery into Wﬂfking order, aiid it is announced that to this end negotiations will be carried on altsiiiiiincr in preparation for the

Cspienibci- assembly or the League.

When John Bull undertook the mandatory guardianship of affairs in Palestine hopc was y expressed that tlic Balfour declaration would miti- zatc tlic lot and elevate the status of no negligible fraction of the Jew- lsh race. What ivas not foreseen war-i that the conflicting rlainis of Jew and Arab in Palestine would threat- en to upset the 510ml intentions of the British policy, and play havoc with the plans foi- the peaceful ad- ministration in that country. But this has happened says the Montreal Gazette. For some weeks past an Ar- ab delegation headed by the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem has been in con- ference with the British Government and its members have set forth their views respecting the implications of the Balfour document and the terms of reference contained in the recent Shaw report.

Although the average convict-ls more interested in "exits" than ent- rances, LWPlllY-liﬂff inmates of the Kingston penitentiary are writing on

the high school entrance examin- ations. Before tlic legislative commission

which is looking into questions to1ich- ing health and health insurance 1n British Columbia a plea was made last week for the payment of matern- ity benefits.

A great deal of time and atten- tion has been devoted in Canada, during the past dozen years, to the protection ai1d care of children. and the death rate, as a consequence, has been materially reduced. As recently as 1920 one child in every ten born in Canada clicd bcfor: it reached the agi- of one year. Recently", infant mor- tality has scaled down very consid- erably. and’ British Coluinbiap-and Vancouver particularly-has ii proud record,

While thi- amended Coal Mines Bill is having a stormy passage iii the House of Lords which will force re- consideration by the Government by thc irieasurc which was based on ‘the compromise by the Liberals. the Con- sumers Bill is nicctlnf: with increas- ing opposition in thc committee stage of second reading in thc House of i Commons. The DUFDOSC of this bill is itnynrvulatalflmianinnztnhnqhaxnnd for certain commodities. suchas "ar- ticles of food of general consumption. of wearing apparel. and fuel," in ord- er to protect the purchaser fi-om be- ing charged an exorbitant price by greedy traders.

Capitalism, like every other form of economic organization. has its de- fects. But it has one supreme merit. It concentrates the profits of enter- prise in the lmnds of those most willing and best able to use them in furtherance of other enterprise. It is for ihlsi-‘eason that thc wants of mankind are today supplied in great- er quantity z-nd wider variety than ‘ever before ii-i history. and it is for this reason that Marx's prediction that thc rich would only get richer hy making the poor get poorer has been transparently and absolutely falsiﬁed“

Japan is now committed to indus- ti-ialization- and 1o more and more of itA-as the. only practicable solu- tion of her population problem. Those surplus seven hundred thous- and souls thnt- now accrue to the Japanese nation every year cannot b: disposed of by emigration. All the unﬁlled countries round the shores , of the Paciﬁc in which the climate is {inviting to Japanese settlers are al- lrcady li1 the hands of the English- | speaking peoples. Mnnchurla is bclnil ' colonized by the Chinese (who thcr:

have thc advantage over thc Japan-

ese both 111 their lower standard of i living‘ 111111 111 their greater ability to

bear the rigors of the climate»: even

thc still half-empty island of Hak-

kaldo. thc northernmost member of

the Japanese Archipelago. ls too in-

clement to attract the Japanese peas- irmt from the congested south.

l-‘nfmcrs will not til-grudge a day's idleness now and again on account of the rain. ‘rhey fully realize that the rain can do morn for their crops ‘in a given time than they them- 1 selves can. i A There are now ample opportunities for smoothing and prﬂilflﬂl "19 reads for the summer traffic. Pre- qucnt raim are. ii standing invita- tion to 111a unlit-log drag. and there

-_1111-2“;:11ai<i.tri'r1~:1‘0vvis1 GUARDIAN

c1111: '

331-bit _ ' . of

£11111?!

By lame; IV Burton. MD

MIND THE TESTS

llOW Till: UPSETS

You have heard the expression ‘you can lead a. horse to water but you cannot make hlin drlnkwmd I think this is one thing sometimes for- gotten by patient and doctor during pa pvnvnlvanfinn .

The patient comes for an examin- ation but he may be so ‘upset‘ men- tally that lils pulse will be fast, he will breathe more rapidly, and his blood pressure will when he is in a normal state men- tally. -

sicians rely 111 examination for the severe type of goitrc, is wliat ls call- ed metabolism test. Metabolism is the building tip and tearing dowh of the cells of the body. The blood is carried to all parts of the body where 1t ls built up into living tissue. '

At the same time while these tis- sues are being- built. the 0ld~ cells are breaking down and the wastes-from these cells are carried to tl-ielorgiins which get; 1111'»: the warteiirrom the body. These are the lungs‘, ‘kidneys. skin, and largc intestine. ~ ' -~ -_

By measuring the wastosifi-om-thc lungs tcarbon dioxide) or mebriillng the oxygen that. ls breathed in by the lungs, the metabolism machine-cart tell very accurately the rate atwhich thc building up and . tearing ~ down I

be higher than.

Onc of the tests upon which phy- ,

The Week in Parliament

(I-‘rcm The (luardlcnu Ottawa Cor- respondent)

The ‘vi-eek past 1n Parliament was occupied with Budget resolutions, and good progress has been made. The ‘feature which added sonic zest to the debate was amendments ii1ov- ed by Hon. Mr. Dunning. inlnlstcr of Finance. replacing the fixed duties on fruit. and vegetables by seasonal duties with definite dates for en- forcement. '1"1iis 1s a complete rc- vcrsal to Conservative policy. It was discovered by the Government that the iniposts as originally introduced were very unpopular in the Middle West and under scourge of the whip m’ Libei-ul-Frogrewives it nas rc- eanted as far as possible in the cir- cumstances. The Minister explained, or tried to explain. that he had not at the outset all the information at his command which was i1o1v avail- able. The changes. he said, hiid inct with the approval of the fruit and vegetable associations. the ‘IIICHIUBYS of which had no desire to make

MA Y

Bateese 'l‘rud2au on Charlie

‘ Dunning Of all de boys in Canada-x Who 3o foi- politic

1 lak‘ dat feller Dunning best 1 tell you, boys, he's slick.

m3.- years out in Saskatchewan

He boss d: Ship of State, '

An‘ scatter plums 11.1.1111; his friend Lak‘ nie dey tfink he's great.

But too much plum malt‘ pcopl: And dey commence for yell;

But Dunning he don‘ wait Leo 1:115. Dc Sigllsdfll boy can tcll. Lek rat 1vli’ch leave dc sl11kiii' b; . He quit and not come back,

And gcts- n Job 111 Ottawa

W‘ilc Gardiner hols dc sack.

At first he boss de railroad crew An oddcr lrctle Job.

But beeg man clic and Churllp Dc place dots lef‘ by Robb,

For King say 111 his car:

.CO1'1Stll'll'.‘l'S pay more than they. should when Canadian fruit and vc-g getables were not 011 tl1c market.- Of coursc. when the order-ln-councili 1n 1926 was rescinded, thc govcrn/ ment knew as well as they do now- ,ivh‘at the vegetable and fruit inenl liivanted and strongly urged 011 it. ‘with a great consequent loss to these ifarmers in the meantime; but in Itlmes of political stress and need that is neither here nor there. Only it is interesting to note that when a {great delegation of these people lcame m Ottawa to interview Mac- ikenzie King and his colleagues about ‘lseasonal duties, thc Prime Minister inot only usel all tl1c arguments he could against the proposal from a

lfwccsscs i“ ‘he ‘mdyfm-c mkmgiflscal point of view, but. actually place. The test is made 111 the rhorn- l, scolded mom ‘or being led by Com Lneinnigirgnligfitfﬁii-gg? éﬁgctagiiczgi-servativc wire pullers into making 11.;111-111-111111111-511111... __ _ 1 V demands they themselves did not However ‘Dr. G. W. Henry, Wiiltc ‘ understanf‘ The)’ had 69"“: En“ Plains, u. Y., 1111s found that 1.111: § ‘timid: condition of thc patients mind can‘lntentions_ Wm“ is true new, must effect the rate at which-thc building have been true ‘hen with a" mm up and tearing down of the body pro- m“ implies. ' cesscs is taking place. Elatedgover-E active, and over-talkative .condltions' makes" the process of building up and tearing down go faster. Now'as this is L the condition in the severe type of goitre you can readily sec that tl1c patient may bcsuspected of having

Much Amusement

A great deal of amusement was af- forded to, Conservative benches when British preferential items such as _ _ yeast, beans, buckwheat. ‘barley. oats. this goitrc whcrrthc, spccdlﬂﬂ "P is i wheat, hay. and straw. potatoes, rye, entirely due to his enfouons’ the larger fi-uits, etc, were being dis-

Dcpresscd. underactlve, and under- é cussed. as though Great Brita“. am, taumuvc cmdumm “use “ "Imwlngbf thc Dominioiis. oi- British depen-l ‘m. or me bundmg‘ ‘m md Lcarmgldcpcies were likely to export these dum‘ process’ ' commodities, to Canada, except in .1331‘...iii’él;i.l".ifi‘i1’i..‘Sffifiifif?l ""1 m“ q-W-“f-r- "*- "ml-- dividual at different times is due to ‘Aurposu’ n w“ Obvlqusly humbug

of the purest order. Although Mr.

his dmwcnt rmotional states‘ Dunning in his countervailing duties

b Thisdmcans tciit 1111c“ tcstsbshouldlhu increased the duties w a higher ‘ ma c i‘ “um or o mes’ “muse lscalc than the Conservatives ever

an“ me mdwmilu h“ become ‘used: thought of doing, and raised the ex- to the tcstslhe will not likely be ncr- islung (“mos on “on and Steel ‘my vow’ m °-‘°“,°“- ' ducts, he was very emphatic in say-

Thesc ﬁnding‘: of Dr‘ Hem-v should lrig that he was not a "protectionist."

b“ ““‘§“b'°~“““°y, m“_-" b°_“‘° mm?“ l the implication being 111111 11¢ is still ‘of setting the pat-cots mind at. rest.‘

, 1a free trader but has stumbled on to and jthgmiigigﬁgllagscdless operatlonﬂa protectionist highway as the only -~ -- - - - r a 11‘ ' - 1< ' Further, it shows the need of thc means o n mg h“ “ﬂy b“ "m,

doctor to have his patient‘; mind at- Oman rest during examination or illness. 1111.1 ls 11111 b-‘g point about the old‘ family doctor. He brings ‘rest.’ t/o thel patients mind as soon as he enters the sick room. . _

This restfulncss on part of the patient prevents overactivlty of thc tissues. which is so WCBPlHK_Ol1 thc system. - -

Capping The Climax

What might be regarded as “capp- |lng the climax“ in the "apologia" ifor political soniersaulting was thc statement issued by the Prime Min- lstcr on Monday with reference to thc "not a five-cent piece" for Tory provinces. It, was a reply to the ‘Cllllllﬁlilﬁ of'thc H011. G; H. Fergu- ,son, who announced in his London Speech that he and his government iWCYG going to throw their whole {weight into the next elections as a i-protcst against an outrcgeously un- moral policy of refusing to give aid _ to i1 province, because its govem- l live on hopc rind that I think do alli mem- happemd- “s the “n” M the who came mm this “,ol.1d_ and since l people. to be on the opposite side

I s“, 1 from thc Liberal government at Ot- Myself in swim a-ith ruicli cood com- mwa- A "WHO" or what‘ he 5mm‘! Dam.‘ - ,wi1s as follows: flake my comfort ivliatsot-‘cr bi fail. i m‘ “"10" m” the" m“ be "9 I qﬂdc m“; “mam “s if more mo“, further misrepresentation of my atti- and m; - iude er that of the present adn-iinis-

My 5mm would gm“, m, “mum; “k; trutlon towards thc government of a n“; _ _ , Iany. of the provinces, whether they ‘Mm C1,.“ u; othcrs- w“. l, plmzethibc Conservative, Progressive or Lib- - me ‘ cral. may I say that so long as I con- in, dreams “m, l,n'ck' ambition h tinue to occupy the position which I fm-cstalp ‘ now hold my own attitude and that of the administration, towards the And i; um,- mrdéss yagemé” I‘ provinces of our Domlnlonivlll con- Spdc v ' I ' tinue to be ii-i the future what it To some accomplishment, I give my, h” bu“ "gm “mng- "“mely- ‘me m VOW, ' f ' _ an honest endeavor to avoid and to sun to deslrc. and in dcsircabldc "m" l" Pmlb" 5°"'°°$ °Y “"- 1 have no ‘Synge abroad; ‘"- 1 remtcx ltrovcrsy between the Provincial and m 5.53,; 1s done m. dam-Q I conﬁde Federal Government, and in finan- Nemwl-qn [ﬁend-nor W; my-sécra clul matters to be scrupulously fair, choim - [and in so far as the public interest ,__R°|,_¢n_3r;d8es_ ;may permit, generous, tn the treat- _______.____ . wncnt iillkc of one and all. wholly HPcrslan Balm 1s irresistible. Frag- . regardless of thc political complexion rant as summer ﬂowers. mountaui spring. Wonderfully tn-wiffice in any of the provinces." vigoratlng. Softens and whiten: moi The Prime Minister declared his hands. Makes skin soft-textured and istctemcnta in the House of Commons youthful. Used by women as a pow- l had relation exclusively to "a then der base and as a peerless aid to i cxtstlni! ﬁil-“Ruon- ""3 WM 110i $0 be. lovely complexion»). Used by men lisfundrestood or interpreted as having an effective hair ﬁxture or ahavlngiany othcr-possibl: application." lotion. And for children, nothing soothes and protects their tender akin like the delicately cool Persian Balm.

King‘! fateful Utter-nice

is no better mum of milking smooth outburst in connection with the roads. I ‘Hive-cant niece" incident. 11b W010i

“You tinker 11p deblclmachinc. Election come dis year." '

A11 den dey talk as 111.111 to man And King say wit‘ ':1 curse: "Our chance is goln‘ to dc dog: An‘ daily gettin‘ ivorse.

His job was not, to l-innzlle cash, f I

“If we don‘ lia\'c election soon 1 Dere's riot a Grit be lef‘ ' Unless v/‘en Bennett rtart for speak I Dc people all go (leaf. ‘ i

"Dcy all know now dat boy is riizht. As Meighen was before,

An‘ so dey turn dere back on me I can't fool deni no more.“

I guess we're all in Dutch: Dat "1iot i1 irckel“ speech of yours It sure don't help us much.

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—th<§ biggest

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PROCLAMATIOBI

h‘ I call upon all citizen-r, to ob-ucrvc the said Day- i.

,- Office. Clu- 11.111. fharloiicioiiii, l‘. C, lslgn-“L (jqn‘|(la_

' BX Yirliic o." ll‘._\‘ office as Mayor of the City of '7 Lharlottctoivn for the year 1930, and in pursuance of i i! by-laiv of tlic Council of the City of Charlottetown P:

it‘ grassed on the 12th day of May 1930. I hereby proclaim I‘ H, ilaylight Saving time in be in force in the City 0f "

_ Charlottetown fi-om tlic 1st day of June at 12 o'clock ' midnight to the 31st day of August 1930, at l2 o'clock 1' midnight. . i‘

-_ DNPED 111 c1i1111~1.11.i-.-1.111»11 111i..- 3211.1 11.1,»- ofl\1a_\.1f13’J 1

I I i |.. 11.4" S .- - - . . Dcn ghnmmm.’ “m, m, S, gnmt 1.1‘ _ ﬂung time during that per-rod. i l i

“And all producers know at ias‘ Our tariff is de bunk: 1 Unless we give dcm equal brcal; Dcy'll vcry soc-n be bllllk.

"We bot‘ have slaved fo1- Uncle C2111 An‘ still it grieve lnf‘ sore

To tlnk dat we are forced to $21-17 An‘ work for hlm 11o more.

“But now dc people turn away,

Dc tide we can not stein,

And so wen dey won‘ follow us l It's tam‘ to follow dein,

since de Tories proved dcrc fiffhi- i As every-body knows, 1 Dc only ting dat; lef‘ fcr us

Eces steal dcin fcllcrs‘ clothes,"

Den King 11c luff a bee; "ho. ho."

T. V7.- l.. FROWSEZ, 5-;

Dlziyor of thc Cit) f,- of Charlottetown. 1

Prince Edward Island's

“Golden Future”

crnmcnts and to

‘Cool 11.1 a] of thc particular administration iii-

lwhctever wu the reason for the '

A Booster

An‘ slap heem on dc back. H!‘ 5R)’ "your plan's oui- only chance. let's hopc you're on de track,"

Pctit Charlie look fonny new,

De strangest sight I've seen:

In a coat dat/s cut fer Bennett.

Ali‘ in pants dat‘: made for lifcig-‘lic-n.

——W. T. Newman. in the Winnipeg \V\; are Suligiting [he ‘ Tribune.

- Business Firms and

ment. which took occasion t1 reltgy. Ric. is on record in Haiisard. and was as follows; (referring to giving grants to provinces.)

"T° l 'I_'°I'Y BOVn-iiment ln tlic pro- vince of British Columbia; to a Pm. gresslve government in the proving: of Alberta; to a Tory government in the province of Saskatchewan; to a Pfolrtrssive goveriuncnt in thc pro- vlnce of Manitoba: to a Tory guy. ernment in thc province of Ontario;

to Stimulate Business uiid Business (jou- diiions in Prince Edward Island. published by

The Charlottetown Guardian

Charloitetmvn. Summerside and the Province.

Mr, Frank Walker. Assistant Editor of the Guard- ian is editing this Special Feature EdZiia-n. which is now in the course 0f publication. and Mr. J. M Kirk-

l:1nd is in charge cf Publicity.

Boost for a Greater Province

Feature

Cooperation of tl1e\ Leading Men of

to a Tory government. in the prQ'.'i|iC'3' of New Brunswick: to a Tory gJVEri-p‘ ment 111 the province of Nova Scotti,‘ No request has come from oi- been, made on behalf of eitlnr Quebec or' Prince Edward Isl-and, ivhcre there: areTJbei-al governments attending ‘to the affairs of the province. If you‘

lyproc Piaséer k Board

Just received direct from Factory-

wish to play politics, that is thc tray-i (“IQ Cilrkﬁld

to play it. Give to these Tory gav-' lI-ioso Progressive, governments c1. the present oi- all times money rained by taxation of‘ the people cf Canada a". a whole in spend in their rcspcctlv: provinces’ and thereby save them raising taxi". for their own piirpo Mr. MACKENZIE ixlllCl: May l‘ -

conclude ivlnt I have i‘) may? S1 far as giving money from thl-i fedci-al!1vould not give a sin-tie cent to any‘ treasury to provincial QO‘.‘Cl'l’lf'l'l0l1tS‘|T0l'Y B°Vﬂ‘1\l11°l\'-~ i i

MI‘, MACKENZIE KING

is concerned. in relation t1 this out-s», l\fr. BENNETT: Shame! Coritnued or. Pare it

tion of unemployment as it exists to-j day, f might be prepared to go a -- certaln length possibly in meeting one or tivo of the ivcsici-ti provinces that have Progressive premiers at thcf head of their govci-nmrrntcl- ‘ Some hon. MEMBER'S; 0'1!

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