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OMETIIING like a war-scare is’

Inning Daily (founded 1881) 05.00 per your (In advance) lllllvlrfll- $4.50 pa! your (in advance) nillod in Canada and United iltatel.

B. Ielinro. D VIOO-PIOIIIIIIIIP-‘l- B. Burnett- Auoclnto Editor-D. K. Currie.

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I-‘Jlitor Ind llnnngooql. B. Burnett.

. . 8ocntory—IJcnt. Col. D. A. llacliinnon. ll- 3- 0-- . Al- ._ .

UGIIJST 13', 1927',’ ~ . " 1

THURSDAY,

being worked np in the Unitg/rdli , stirrer and is based on the opiloll-l tion, or failure of Britain and the’ States to agree on .the cruiser ques- tion. The Chicago Tribune, which boasts a very large circulation, and

claims to be the greatest newspaper a __ in the world. would have its readers ‘l, i believe that the nation is in danger A l nllgw

of attack from Great Britain because ' . _. . .

e d _ . .\

of her naval supremacy; that her naval station at Bermuda is a stand-

“rns cliluztorrarowli GUARDIAN r g - t ,

GAS R SMOKE VIOT 8

Sonic months ago a fire occurred . lin New York City -' where a father

Ali HISTORIC VISIT. l

T is veryu pleasing to know - t0

- N. ‘. llerfllliidlld l° "l"? “ml; m“ “wing menace to the Panama. Canal eventually classed among the ineffi-

cient and the failures.

and much other absurd rubbish, and

.. . {a new gas, made up of a mixture of “we evidenc’ beyond dour“ m Pelsmllll llmbll-m" l.” summed m service should be g"°"“y-oxysen Kas and carbon dioxide, was

question—-tiiat‘with all our personal and social differences and all our political and religious squabbles-we are all oi‘ one heart and one mind in our love of the British Empire and our loyalty to the King and Emper- or. Such evidence was afforded in the visit of the Prime Minister of the amiable failures:

Mother Land—the chief Adviser of How is iliis wogio of hnmon effort ‘the King~—the man who gives per-no no nvoidod? /

sonal expression to the spirit and Only by ‘choosing the right path power of the nations comprised in in early manhood or womanhood, by our great Commonwealth of Nations. being filled with a healthy ambition

The visit of Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin. to succeed.

and the welcome given them by our inefficiency always begins in the Governments '— Federal, Provincial home, is often added to in the school and Municipal-and by the people at and the ill-advised man or woman large, has demonstrated that, after begins the life's work handicapped all, we Canadians are as one in our by being ll Sqllllre Plug lrl h rflllhd devotion to British Freedom and our hole. and therefore n misfit- loyalty to the chief representative of Efllolohcy is only o relative term-

CESS EVBII

had they followed their natural bent, would have succeeded but who, in theiroad they have chosen, are lam-

life is a more powerful factor in suc- than mental brilliancy. There are in every walk of life, bril- liant failures; men and women who,

strengthened to insure the national} ety. . ‘c i __. I

1t is admitted that plans not yet fully.‘

disclosed, provide for a construction‘ program to extend over a period of’ five years, and not likely to cause,‘ competition. It is given oili; that,’ these plans are "moderate" and sim-I ply in accord with the needs of the]

sidering what is being accomplishedi by the encouragement of commer- [cial aviation by the Post Ofiice De- partment, the Navy will build dur-i

_ . . _lwas taught that when the oxygen in mg a five yea‘ proglum 1'00“ mod the blood was low, that as it passed over the nerve centres _ trolled breathing, that they stimu- dirigible llghter-than-air ship. Wheni’ lflied More- recently however they have [come to the conclusion that it is not f the oxygen, but the cdollbt provoke o spirited dlscusslon-ilrlcrcosc in th carbon dioxide that

ern planes, and as some present dif- ficulties are removed, to build o. huge

the scheme comes before (jongressi

as it must, to be adopted, it will no

; the lessening

u and son vmre ovefiome by smoke.

The poisonous

used at once by the rescue squad

the fire department. “After thirteen holfrs of effort both patients were

restored to consciousness."

This was said to be the longest time on record for the lniervalbe- 1 i l l d d m] tween gas poisoning and successful elllerll‘ l‘ "5 “"3 9"‘- °a e w

resuscitation." , New. you will remem

likewise been used

carbon dioxid

ction of the lungs. .

lstimulates these nerve centres.

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British unity and force.

On his part. the Prime Minister

commended himself to the people of this Island by his tribute to red soil, to the stories of Lucy Montgomery and to the ability and honesty of our men of business. His reply to the addresses presented to him,was eloquent in appreciation of the little

I The efficient in one calling may be an inefficient in another, and vice- vcrsa. The world has abundance of wwk m‘ mo” who m" do the work and amazing absurdity. A But‘ with llhd Cllh d0 it Well- Th8 Secret °£Presidential'electioli due next yczlr. success is efficiency and the road to'there are a host of pollticalpartlzuns emclency is the mad that conlormslwho are prepared to believe whatev-l to the natural bent, the road upon‘ which one can travel enjoyably be-

tlle absurdity of the nation being cause it is theroad of ones choice.‘

I Accordingly this new mixture tolling genernuy No country in the world is solittleyggshtpofintillll: ivigciasevigoggolgil ‘:22, “hm” "° “flack “s the United Stmes’; principle that a little carbon dioxidchnosi of men. l! has made many a lllomo tho protest that the bis Ron in the all" going into the lungs, stim-lpurllng public is in danger is a most obvious ulated the nerve centre controlling Wresplratlon. “While this -centre is being stimulated to act again, the the "Meeting of the Waters" lie-Fess ‘ll the "l9 lllrllllled b)’ the Prime] artificial supply of oxygen keeps th body alive."

‘ In other words by giving a mixture er the party orators‘ tell them. ' Alldl lllfli- Yesembgf: ihl? all’. that l5 r10:

» > n oxygen w , a very sma amoun

there are also a host who can see‘ f carbon dioxide’ the lungs, nerve, Q lcentres. and blood, begin to receive llllldly reqllofli lhfll he lry his luck

A rt o! smoke most that every arm of the United States, f-equently is carbon monoxide. and

that m‘. doles. to explore the treasures they

many years oxygen was the gas used have read about, they are met with to revive these victims. Oxygen llas in pneumonia nation. The army program, provldeslwhere the patient was having ll hard for 1,800 airplanes, and without con-i llllle lirylll! l0 884i rid 0f the poison- ous or waste gas. from the system. For years there has been an argu- ment as to what caused us to‘ breathe. what made the lungs act. It‘

that con-

Island Province, aswell as of the large Dominion of which it is an in- tegral part, and of the splendid world wide Empire with which it is connected in bonds of sympathy and aflectlon.

Particularly pleasing and reassur- ing also were the words of Premier King. Mr. Baldwin has brought to us, he said, a conception of what the British Empire means to us all. He has spoken to us out of his heart of

home and in the school.

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A RETAILERIS POINTERS.

has shown that the greatness of our-had helped him beoome B- 511110955- heritage-is vaster than we believed. fol business moh throush advertis-

These words are good and true; lrlE- This rel-Bil" SW51 - -‘ and Mr. King's opponents in politics, ill 1 advertise rfiglllllrly- Ellery as well as those who give him their ISSUE 0i’ the llflllel‘ l-llke-‘l mil Swirl’ w support, will accept them as a guarqlts readers- antge that no will no h-uo to me (2) I make every ad look like mine. Empire and m cannon, and do oil Years ago I adopted a distinctive that a Premier can to maintain and Style. 8nd hlWB Stuck lo it- promote the Imperial greatness of l3) I put into newspaper advertis- whlch he is so proud, ing a definite proportoln of my gross

Altogether the visit of Mr. and Mrs lfllos- I fiX this at the beglhlllllg 0f Baldwin, short as it was, will be lhe Yefir- ' memorable. It was the first visit oi (4) I brlilhlfi-‘h my 81$ Wll-h fre- a British Prime Minioiol- and his quent illustrations either humorous partner in life; it gave the people of 0r Drllcl-lflal- Canada a more distinct idea of the 15> I om careful hover w over-l personality and character of the Em- promlsc- When I make claims I pire‘s leading statesmen than they book them up with roasons- _ had hitherto possessed‘. and it may (6) I llllllk adverllsllll all "lei be hoped that it will promote the end

time. I buy goods that will adver- looked forward to by the poet when- use Well- Sllmellmflfi I hlli! goods for “Each man will find his own in all !

their advertising value.

men's good, <7) I get good display for my adsI And all men work in noble brother- by 599mg llllll "l9 °°PY l5 lll llle hood, ' newspaper office in plenty of time.

i8) Whenever poslsble, I carry the nationally advertised goods that are advertised in my own paper. I feature them.

t9 I always plan my windbw and- countcr displays to link up with my: newspaper advertising. Each helps‘ the other. (10) My salespeople back up my advertising. They often help with

‘hemzgnttho: memcitrt‘ accozfmg suggestions for it and I see to it that s, . as ey e r respec ve voca on they always read u.

1t may be assumed that normal men ‘ - and women have sufficient mental strergth to do efllciently the work theyare naturally adapted for. The ine ' I lent usually are those who havelfaiidd to find their proper place or have been unwlsely placed in po_-

Breeking their mailed fleets and armed towers. And ruling by obeying Nature's powers,~ And gathering all the fruits of earth, And crowned with all her flowers."

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WE speak of men and women as

EDITORIAL NOTES.

Théhnlext oilungbwlll be the Till‘- vellers’ Fiiilii Day, next Saturday. This may be looked forward to n: wiobil (pig's sport.

and that can be travelled with a are well aware thatapowerful army, _ ‘ wholesome ambition to succeed. This navy and olr force are o great sup-lhersa" l” ‘l’ “ml “mmusne” ‘e’

road is found in early manhood andliport w national dlpmmllcl" Mam’, wémanhood by wise guidance h the‘; times in history the British Navy has a

BIG! retailer who has spent ‘the greater part of hisradvertislng‘ . .. appropriation on good newspaper his country and its problems and copy. recently listed ten points which

,notable visitors to Canada frequclitlyjwheh the SUITS l-hrew 50W" l-hell‘

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niler Baldwin's vidt havedonc mph; to signaliae the fame of the Confed-l

eration Chamber in ourilegiqatilvéri

armed to the teeth for defence, who

turns. - . With firemen .-equipped ,~with th

proved tile truth of this. Our next

for aggressive war, but in strength». enlng his fighting forces on sea and} B avmlaple for-general usa land and in the air is ambitious to,‘ fill the place of arbiter among the»

nations alikevln peace lor war.)

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A SERIES OF LITERARY ~

ouofxrlous FOR eook LQVERS , ,

. ltis sad to think umr the horriblei ‘world conflict and the after hope; that it should be the last, that the; ‘nations are still arming frcln year to year and preparing new and more destructive engines and devices for human slaughter. But so it is, not-i withstanding the League of Nations? and the greater efforts than ever be-ivthan l,“ gel up x “m, _ m‘ lull-pin fore were put forth to preserve peace hopes at. heart, calmly accomplish gm the world. can it be that Arm- tho some looks. drink in modorollol?

ageddon is not past but ls ye, to and eat. with discretion, and sleep

, ‘at night. like an animal in perfect ‘come? v 4

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Thursday, August 18th

Does one really live in the ordin- ary days of life? WhatJs amide

tranquilityf-De Maupassant. TIGER! BURNING BRIGHT’

Our province has had many dls- , ‘T1953; tingulshed visitors during the pass- _ ing summer and not a few large par-l w‘ - - ~- ~ ties of excursionlsts in addition tolggfigé figs‘; glflrégggmzggrt the usual growing tide of tourist what immortal hand m. eye traffic. Premier Baldwin's visit, brief Could frame thy fearful symmetry? as it was, was perhaps the most, » - ,. gratifying of them all and he and I“ “m” distant‘ deeps 0r skies

.B t tli fl of thine eyes? his party received a most heartyoarahatewlggs dare he mph.”

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Wflwme and ll° dllllbl were mosliwhat the hand dare seize the firefcooooo-ooa»

fayorably impressed. They wouldi l have liked to have seen British 001-. All. ‘Wllll Bllllllldel- and what an’ umbia, and so have got a glimpse iitl‘ggéldévfizxifltggeSggizvsbgéagiymhazlgfg all of the nine provinces of Canadadwhat dread hand? and what arena blii. time would not permit and theyi fist?’ - ~

did not cross the Rocky Mountains! l

We should therefore be the lnore wlllll llle llllllllllel‘? whal- llle chain?

- . '2 appreciative of the fact that theylwhmhgrtlefzmfilcf xfittggergaélxllnl-Bp

did not omit Prince Edward lslandinare m, deadly tenors clasp,

in their hurried itinerary as so many;

d“ specie, ‘l, A case in point is the present visit.‘ And tzgfimd heaven with the of some 100 representatives of im-‘Did he Smile his work m see? portant newspapers in Great Britain. Did he who made the Lamb make They were in Saint John on Monday} last and were very cordially wel-‘Ti r - . l i b i b h

comed and entertained in the Loyal-l‘ Inga; Egg“ o‘,“fhf,‘“,,l8§,“§| t

lat Olly. ‘rhcy would have beemwhat immortal hand or eye equally welcome here had they de-iDarc frame thy fearful sym "y? clded to come this way, but although‘ “wmhm mu" they purpose making a general toul ,' ' rough the malnlandprovlnoevsvtheyl '.

will leave our Island Priivincc lihvis-' HOUS ma. "l " . .

h v -' wThe Jubilee cclglnhapn and Pfliel

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something very much like the nat-‘lll? illl 1111848!‘ ural air. . Gradually Nature adjusts

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pparatus on '_ever'y_call, and polio _- men taught to use it inemcrgenc- neighbor is probably not preparing 195- ("l9 "l9"? step ‘laws-rd lll l"? i viving these gas and- smoke victims

." of it ii .Moore had been driven o“ may be thinking out important des- ; by a llandblll.

'.if the stranger were only pol-mil. - ted to look at them,

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sltion for which they are not natur: ally fitted. The proportion of men andwonlen who are not seventy-five per cent. efficient ls very large. The millions of unemployed in every country are generally men and womcrl who started out on the wrong road and .who, when they found they were astray, would not or could not

The error is usually made in youth.

tlnguished guests yesterday a photo- graph of the three Premier! was taken with Premier Baldwin in the centre, Premier Mackenzie King on

Blllldlllfl as a historic roomqjef ~ unique and important interest. 11ft ' has now become famous filroughdilt the Empire and beyond its bounds, The inscription on the mural tablet

Before the departure of our dis-

a nation. The Daughters of the Empire have received hearty praise

"will" llllll l‘ for the bronze memorial placed on

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mfliolinltiom m 4am: mm ‘more like the Crucifixion, L1 rbouidl the ma they bu‘ been imagine." .,._.._._..

‘Illli-y-ihree years ago. Here-

“ flow To Make Putty "f who some the g bod gave; "I'M i i m.‘ I / ve o d the Qnilin- . " “m” "Pontoon llimldotbyolflllliiladliflr‘ y " M“ F A’ W DQVOI’ on ‘iw I ~I., 5 . _ L y hf. ‘ increase wi propcrnnfliltqlynr iryy-gri aim‘ v

To remove rust from nlckelplatc. cover ‘spots with oil of greaw. °l' mutton tallow. Allow it to-remaln for two or three days, then rub thor- oughly with rotten-stone, wash with has been admired and praised by our. ammonia and polish with whiting. distinguished visitors for m; lofty Ram“ “Pill” ‘mlmmll’ M" 9"‘

the right and acting Premier Inman Dfllrlollv Bflltlmflhl-l 80 fldmlrhbll’ Wm ma“ ‘mm "mung- on the 1cm A gentleman pavmglexpressed and befitting the birth of commented on the incident, Senator- Mollean remarked: molt lllilrollillll- If» Will so down ill-the venerable table around which iii-advised by those who history like the Fathers of Oonfed- the Fit-hers 0f the nation sat ln properly advised them. oration." Another bystander, wlth- m" foilowled, usually against out.a moment's hesitation, rejoined,

Do not allow baby ic bite on a_ rubber ring, or hard substance; this only hardelis the gum. Mix a solu-I tlon, i part Llstei-ine to 20 parts oi wiitcr and apply with a clean swab.

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Whoa Baily Is Teething

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llllell Known News ' Writers ilovered

Theiiblllsof P.'E_. I.‘

Nous call‘ ‘excel; THEM

But They Are Neglected

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Whil eulogy of our landscapes is com l ndabie, it is regrettable that so fevfliiaiiegyrlcs are devot- ed to the beautiful‘ rivers of dur Island. ~ The rimloli; we think, ls that scores of sparkling ‘rivers-are practically inficccesilble, Only“ ill cases who. ‘_ bekbishways 1P0!!! them is ‘iii re a chance given ‘to

mler and Mrsks

peace bridge" Tberembilies. ‘

on ‘wblclrilature has shed her "l9 will‘?! greatest charms No ‘roads lead’ to them; no guides direct the ‘strang- er. it is proclaimed to tliellworld that there are rippling" strealhe’ aw- aitlng the angling skill df“the tourist, and local people are ‘even entlc d to "try their luck" ill strea s which teem with "speckl- ed beauties," but alas! when the

of

army of interviewers. Let one who travelled with them

makeln. very brief reference tnaome of the outstanding figures in the group... ..- . .' m.

Jam' c, M. rialrlib, nighteditor ol the Ti esglioiidonllprobably repre- sented‘ the‘ most famous Journal. A man of lnterwting ‘personality and broad outlook. ht has a figure built along generous proportions and the correspoxllng good humor. He has been /wi the Times for the past nine years. becoming associated with that distinguished newspaper shortly after the war. ‘Before the war, in which he took part, he was a mem- ber 05 the stafl; of the Montreal Ga-

etic and theJWinrlipeg Free Press.

expensive "kits" 'cross hills and

large placards warning them that they must not ilsll in those rivers, or at mill-dome, as they are let 1o some powerful. land-owner, who will punish them for trespass if they venture to set foot _even in the waters so lavishly advertised ill flaming capitals as a perfect rendezvous for the weary and dis- lappoinied unglt, who is thus com- lpelfad to’ turn and go invoke the mosnultos to eat the owners, who have driven him off. So it‘ runs from year to year. The angler does not return, the tourist keeps away and the streams and their magic beauty sluniber unseen.

To their credit be it said all the ialld-owners are not so selfish; they welcome tourists to try their luck, ileceive a goodly share of his luck before lie leaves, for it pays to be clevér with the

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States. , _ _, , . Tliroirshbiiritiieentlre trl been. delightedrwith. the reception Whloh has been given the Prince of Wales and _Mr. ' that he believes the British premier. is making a great impression in Can-i ll- . It is likely to stimulate British in,- terest in Canada, he says. His own! stream really famous. Pllller» . chiefly devoted . m the! Doubtlese Thomas Moore, the poet, firellglllelllllfl 311d dBVBIODlhE 01' the‘ was pol-milled lo l-easi ills eye“ onemplre. isenthusiastlc over .the suc-

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fore he wrote his immortal lines-- v“-'l‘here lanot in this wide Yworld‘ a valley so sweet, As that Vale lnwhose bosom ' s {he origin waters meelg- Launched at Rideaullall. ome little act of collrtee or ‘ y While in Ottawa Mr. Fairlie wasa called for", [he nwlluncheon guest at Rideau Hall wltlli rnh-nilon ‘he bestowed upon the their excellencies the governor-gen- Yiiie of Avoca, and thus made the em] and Vlscl-llllll-ess wllllflgdOh ropol-iy or ine owner and h“, mm when the Prince of Wales and his oessora an inheritance oi inooioul. Dari-Y Wort! B180 81108“ there. ltble value, The millions wholv A second interesting. ‘personality have since this tribute appeared W“ wall" F- l3l-lllllck- rllllrfiselllifl- travelled across oceans and contb tive of the Daily Mall, London, in lients to view this "vaney so swam- the United States. Mr. Bullock has l would never have caught a glimpse a sllllle and 1°“ ml‘ EVErYOYlB- H8