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PAGE FOUL

THE LAND WE LOVE n: FRANK Luca

CANADA'S CHIEF. TRADE FEATURES

Q- What are Canada's Chief Trade Features?

A. Canada's chief trade features for the fiscal year, 1928-29 are mi.

ports; agricultural and vegetable pro- ‘ ducts. $233.l30,244; Animal products.‘

571551-754; fibres and textiles $206,- l-flIH-i: wood and paper $59.2l~l.8l8. tron and its products 3346510339 Non-ferrous metals $75,438,431; Non. metallic minerals, 5166964231; zhemical products. :ellaneous. s68 491.534.

Exports are; ;able products $646 514,058: products, 5158751272. tiles 591578.019; S288.62i.J~i5; iron and its products S82 256.717: non-ferrous metals $112,- 655,134: non-metallic tiiiiierals 401730. chemical products. ‘ 264; Miscellaneous. $l8.263.!il3.

animal fibres and tex-

146557111311. l5 000 of the 2.500 "00 potential horsepower c.‘ Boiivias wat ar-{alls have been developed

S37.'l'23,046; 5115- ‘

Agricultural and vege- .

wood and paper‘

President-W. Chester S. McLurs.

Editor and Manager-J. R. Burnett.

TNE 0NARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Eerretisry-Lieut. Col. D. A. lliscKlnnon. l). S. O.

Tlce-Presldent-J. B. Burnet t.

Assnciste Editos—D. K. Currie.

Sforniu: Daily (founded 155'!) $5.00

$0.50 prr year

(in advance) mailed in

P" y!!! tin advance) delivered.

Cuuisdn and Called States.

.4 Deathbed Portfolio A l

Rt. Hon. W. L. Mackenzie King is l VJOHE in his attempt to conciliate l all sorts and conditions of people illl the dying hours of his minlstry. Her i made a promise at last electron to give a portfolio to Prince Edward Island. and considers he has fulfilledl his promise b): appointing Dr. cyr- ‘ us Macmillan of MacGill. Montreal. Sllfiiiiéi‘ of Fisheries afterhehas dis- solved the House. Prince Edward Isl-I and is entitled to representation in:

llle Govfimment. The Conservatives, I gave us such a representative in the

person of Hon. J. A. Macdonaid. and

the Liberals in Hon. J. E. sinclairn

but ior some reason or. other during

You cw’! cnioy yourself if the tvlioie of the last Parliamen: wel W" a" “mfimmn? b““‘°"d ivere ignored. Mr King is endeavor-j

with hard painful cums.

If you want to wear fash- ionable footwear. keep your feet _ free of those painful growths with

PEN$LAR BURN BBLLAIJE

A few applications are usu- ally sufficient to remove hard. deep-rooted corns and we know that having used Pcnslar Com Cnilade you will recom- mend it to your friends.

Don't cut yoar corns with a

razor. use this sensible relief and forget this pain. Price ~35 cents.

E. A. Foster

CENTRAL DRUG STORE

distributor for Pensiar

Family Remedies

Sole

IB‘

Your l Will Die

if the ear miie is not strippers in its progress toward the Our EAR-MITE LOT-

parasite- It is not only used when the organism is present but many apply ii. as a pre- ventive measure.

SECURE A BOTTLE TODAY AND FOXES.

PROTECT TOUR Price $1.00 per pint. We inw t. u secently receiv-

ed s large shipment of insect Powder.

The Two Macs DRUGSTORE

149 Great George Street g

‘V’ that be to us now? According to all

up for the lieglect byl coir-a Dr- Cyrus Macmillan the port- ‘ folio cf Fisheries. But what good Wllll

ing to make

signs and portents Mr. King's regimel y l5 doomed. After July 28 the Conser-= iative party. under i-lon. I‘... 3. ‘gen- ‘nett will bévlil power. and lhlS/ death-bed gesture of Mr. Kuig will go for naught. It is no secret that, as‘ Premier Lea stated at the Liberal; convention. Dr. Macmillan is Prem-

ier King's “pet? and it is for that

reason he has been showering fav-

ours on him-not because he repre- l

-4 sents the Province. but because he isl

1 his fa\'0Lll_‘li'.6——"lll5 pet.“ We know

from l-iistory the disastrous effects of Kings promoting favourites to OfilC8.l t and while we have every COYlfldEflCEl in the academic ability of Dr. Cyrusl Macmillan we regret that his splen- did academic career should be haz- l arded to suit present political exigen- ‘ cies. It is well known that the rec- : ornmendations of the Duncan Com- Cyrus Mac-

; mission. of which Dr millan was a member. have not been‘ carried "out. especially with regard to ‘immediate consideration‘ iseptember 23. low-four years ago). of the question of subsidy with a viewl to the complete revision of our whole! financial arrangements. fir. Cyrus Macmillan could well have taken the ‘ ground when offered the portfolio l that the recommendations of the j» commission had been notoriously l sit-le tracked and neglected.

TUESDAY, JUNE

l tion Will

l ing

l pie are disgusted with the Govern-

We congratulate Dr. Cyrus Mao. 1 millan on being able to secure a cab-i mes position to which Messrs. Sin- clair Jenkins and Machean in vainl aspired. and only regret for his sake} that circumstances will not permit oi‘ his enloying the plum for more than; a brief six weeks. Dif- CBTQS M“? iriillan is tan good EFFQdUCGCIOHSIlSll and University dignatory to wastel his valuable time playing politics tol _suit Mr. Kings idiosyncracies on the. eve of his Waterloo.

Prince Edward Island has had ‘she l privilege in recent years of welcom- ing mar-j: dstinguished yisimrs to

i A Welcome Visitation l l l

dwelling in Canada

Do you know what time __ yours will be visited?

Be Prepared! l Insure Now i t wmi

EYNDMAN a 00-. LTD-

Lower Queen Street C‘ iotietawu

ITZHIQ TH! CANADIAN FIR! u msuiwocs oonnnv

' arranging the program. in which

its shores. None were more heartily‘ received, however. than will be thel members of the American Agricul-l tural Editors Association who are ex- pected to arrive in Charlottetown by‘ special train this morning. The, tour. which is being made of sli thcl luarltlme Provinces under the aus- pices of the Dominion Department of Immigration. permits of only s few hours‘ visit. here. Plans have been made to ensbie the visitors to spend every minute of their timeto the best advantage. and it is hoped. when they depart on the S. S. Hochelsgu this afternoon. that they will hsve seen something st least. of the scenic beauty and agricultural and tourist still sl "the Garden Pswlnse." The Provincial Government end the Tourist Association are cooperating in

emphasis will nstuniiy be pieced upon the agricultural features of the Province.

The members of the Amflifllfl Agricultural Editors Association are enabled)! limbs vsst nygus

17. 1930

public in the United States, l their impi-esions o! the Maritime Provinces will be read with great in- terest thoroughout the The publicity their» visit will, we trust. be beneficial to these Provinces and will be produc- tive of a better understanding be- tween agriculturists on both sides of l the boundary line. Such visits are to be encouraged from stand- point. The members of the Associa- l therefore be assured, on! their arival here. of a very cordial

and

continent. resulting from

i

every

welcome from all our people.

The Booby Trap

Obviously Premier Mackenzie King‘

and his right bower. Mr. Dunning

1930 they had cleverly "tricked the Tories."

In bonsuing coal and rais- ing some steel duties and in invent- duties

they l .. i

countervailing thought the Opposition. 1n unholy g1 e one Government supporter in the Housel

thou

of Commons said. "We have stolenl the Conservative party's clothes." l There is. however. increasing ev-

idence in the country that the peo-

met-it's cold-blooded opportunist course. with the capacity of min- isters to swallow their own prin-

clples and‘ recant their own profes-

sionsr-in short. with their acrobaticl

performances on the fiscal rope; with their eagerness to be all

things to all men; with their disre-l

gard of both Canadian and Imper- ial interests. A man cannot preach free trade one day and practice pro- tection the next without losing both face and caste. The people do not trust that kind of politician. On the night of Jul; 28 it should be possible to say of Mr. Mackenzie King and his colleagues. as was said of old:

Thevmade a pit. and digged it. And are fallen into the ditch which they made.

Their mischief shall return upon their own heads."

And their double-dealing shall come dowi-i upon their own

Verdict, Guilty .'

The most desolating indictment of a decade of Mr. Mackenzie King does not come from the mouth of Mr. Bennett. says the Ottawa Journal. It comes from some official figures of the Government's own Bureau of Sta- tistics. What. are they?

In 1921 the population of Canada. according to the Dominion Census} was 8.788.000.

Since the census cf 1921 there have been 2.112.622 births. 933,866 deaths. making a natural increase of 1.233.- 756.

In addition. the number of immi- grants reaching Canada since 192i totalled 1.130.659.

The total population of Canada at the present time. therefore, should be 11.152455.

But it is not. that. It. is placed by the Govemmcnt‘; Bureau of Statis- tics at 9.796.800.

We have no even held our-natur- al increase. During ten years of Mr. Mackenzie King we have lost 1,355.- 655 persons to the United States. to Greet Britain. to other lends. boat more than one-tenth of our entire population! Lost them because WE could not give them work. Couldn't give them a livelihood.

That is the complete. the unans- werable story of the record of Mr. King. It is the answer to sli his ex- cuses end pretensions and llllilfll- It is the explans“ shisslen. ss care-ml ill ti" humn" isting surrender of the Dunnin8 Bull- get. that sil of these years he has been tvrong. The reason for his ut- temp-ad right-cbout-fece. Writ-h b9- trsyal of his old slliss snd comrades and All of his party's wt- tenm- W cling to the flesh-PW 01 POWQP- o"! million souls exiled from Canada in in rel-rs of his ruicl

Notes Bylhe Way l

-the first vear pass course. which can

land tuition fees were only $20 a'ses-

tight l par by

of his death-bed l

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

It. is a ‘ thst the Chinese Government is to begin the construc- l tion of a 900-mile long distance teie-l phone system connecting the more; important cities in the province off Shantung. China. like Japan, may be; reckoned among modern nations be- fore the next century is ushered in.

"Recent changes in the curriculum at the University of Toronto." says the Mail and Empire. "will have sev- eral desirable effects. The faculty of arts will be relieved of the work of

be done at the high schools and col- legiate institutes ‘chrouglroiat the pro- vince. Students will find it less expen- sive to continue for another year at. local institutions and will be more mature and better fitted to make a selection when they reach the univer- sity. The cost of university educa- tion has risen enormously, as Canon Cody has pointed out. Forty years ago, when he was a student. room and board cost $3 to $3.50 a weck

ion, But today there is danger of rul-

B) lumen W. Barlen. MD

A TEASPOONFUL AFTER. MEALS

__-_-

In these days when there is s0 much we know, so much to so: and learn. we are apt tn think that we are keeping a strict watch on the important things of life.

We speak of ‘model-raisin’ as being ‘up to date.‘ t -

And‘ yet as I saw a definition of modernism the other day that was so true thatTm just wondering what my readers will think-sbbout it.

It said ‘Modernism: Foolishly abus-

and then exptcting a teaspoonful after meals to rebuild it.’

are trying to eat all they can. sleep

1mg out some of the best brains of 'the province because the children of

pense."

‘ ¢ _ l fderful bodies Superstitions. it is said. are oust- lal

ing YPllZlCn in China. But the custom of calling somebody elses religion a

erstition itself.

The appointirient of Rt. Hon. J. iLl

Thoirias, Lorri Privy Seal. to be Erit- ish secretary of state for the Domin-

l from two points of view. First of all.l it marks the practical i-ecognitionntl Downing street of that modern de-l velopmciit oi the Empire which l5‘ expressed in the name "British Com- monwealth of the Nations." Second- ly. there l5 no doubt it portends something of a shift of poiicy~al-l thought what exactly is not disclos-l ed-in the dealing of the Laborl l government-truth the great problem l of unemployment. I

“Rcd" money u-ili be accepted at the British manufacturers who have received an order for 3.000.- 000 pairs cf boots and shoes from l Soviet Russia.

i

The persistent use in Associated Press and B. U. P. despatches of the name Afghan when referring to the Pathan tribes on the Northwest fron- tier of India is confusing. If the gar- rison of the frontier were engaged with Afghan troops it would mean that Great Britain was at war with Afghanistan. Nothing of the sort is

as little as they can. do 1:0 walking‘

This Year's _ Tourist Trade I

The tremendous value of tourist trade to this Dominion is strikingly emphasized by‘; bulletin or the Bur- eau of Statistics which has Just been issued. The estimated vsiue of the trade for 1929 was $299.188,000. But huge as is this total even iriore strik- ing is the figure of the increase over 192B which amounted to no less than $30,000,000 and there was a total in- creast over 192'! of 869.000.0011.

These figures should make every- ,one think. Should the increase go on from year to year the time will not be fax distant when the tourist trade will be the greatest industry in Cari- ada. At the present time it ranks in third place being only excedded by agriculture and manufacturing. ‘rhisl year it is hoped that them will be no falling off but it behooves everyone

And in these days when so manyl

who '11» anything w do with this

‘ing an engine until it is worn out. “m. or endeavor m do their utmost ‘

While there is no general depression either in Canada 0i- the States times are not nearly as good this yea-r as they were in 1929. Will the slowing up of trade and the stock market,

. When do You Need a Tonic.

because Nature gave us such won-

_ _ gc_'.t care a babe gets before. during. m‘ ma‘ 1“ dal-‘mg ‘he bud?" ‘*1 suvsrslllw" 1* 3mm‘ as °1d as sup‘ and aftcr birth and m: the first. few

lyears of its life it certainly seems the

_ but ride m an automobil" at ail' - - farmers and of Others m moderawltimesv no sums m climb because of l crash affect the influx of iasitors? circumstances cannot stand the eX-relevators

v Time alone will give us the answer l" °5°31ai°Y5r ll’ i5 Only to this question. but not a fewot time best qualified to speak declare that we set along at ‘ that another record will be estab. i dished this summer. Th2 United And when on? thinks of the inteili- States Department of Commerce thinks Americans will come in even ‘greater numbers than ever before. Perhaps the mozt vital item in this

the case. The pathan tribes are not‘ Afghan. Probably those in revoltl are largely Afrides a large tribes‘ whose country is close to Peshawani It appears that some of the Zakka Kebei tribe have joined them. If so T. L: .22? tLk’. t ‘cw Mohmands will have come in also. So far there has been no indication of trouble on the Mahsud portion of the frontier and the Baluchistan section appears to

be quiet.

_ Some light has recently iiecnl thrown on the nativity of the humble-l pumpkin. the birthplace of which has ever been definitely ascertained. In the recoveries from the C11“ Dwellers ruins. fragmenie °i the rind and peduncle in an excellent state of preservation have been se- cured and in the mortuary bowls seeds of cucurbits are found. the taxodum characters 0f whlfih 3T9 clearly defined. This material is now in the Peabody Museum of Harvard University.

Rudyard Kipllflg- who W79“ o‘ Canad‘. as “our Lady 0i We smlwh" was in Montreal last week whfln @119 thermometer was at 90. He Dromlfiei to come back next X931’ and 5'" m idea of what a Cilladlm 5mm" l5 llké.

_._._..

M.“ wager-n Prugrelalvu are re- 115mg m be merged with Liberals and a" nominating their own candidates

111959 progressives who were not Lib-

erals in dlfiifll“ we" ‘M’ 51°‘? m resent beinz “Md by $119 Km‘ 5°“ ernment to maintain itself in power “m {hen have s budget brought down on the eve of election contrary

to their professed Dfiflilllfl”?

hright of foolishness that all this care as to food. rest. fresh air. and exercise is cast aside arid almost. everything done that can damage l

' ‘m’ o”! ‘lifts. is important and intercstinllithe human machma ~

Because the human machizc l5‘ truly a wonderful piece of mechanism capable of standing a great deal of l abuse or misuse for a number ofl years. - ‘ But the time comes ivhen it begins l’! Rive warning of trouble ahead. There are headaches. pain. short-l ness of breath. tiredzzess all the, “met “Ck 0i flpbetite. slreplessness“ These are all signs of wear. . Yet even at this time with care and thought much can be done to keep tlu- engine going. It means going to the family doctor for c1 overhauling; it means half yearly visits to the dentist: regularity in meals; some regular outdcor exercise; seven or. eight hours of ristful sleep cachl night. This may help to rebuildl the machine oi- prevent further wear. < No new parts can be installed; you only have one set. to last a life timif. ‘ However those parts are capable of more wear than anything made by human hands. and what is needed is common srnse care. not ‘a teaspoon- ul after meals.’ l

During a recent Sunday night Rc-l

l publican notices were posted in vari- ‘ous parts of Dungannon. Ireland. but‘ I km?’ a H1338 Will's most uncom-

were removed early Monday morning‘ by the police. l r

When Anna May Wong. Chinese’ film actresspsaw some of the [High Court Judges during a recent visit tol the London Law Courts. she exclaim- ' ed. "Aren't they cute.“ l I

When landslides recently closed thel highway between San Miguel andl Ibague, Colombia. to automobiles. thel primitive custom of mule-back trans-y portation was revived.

Ostrich leathers received into the United States last year weighed 49.-= 235 pounds

interesting bulletin is the statement, that. up to date little advantage has been taken of the sales opportunity presented by the annual influx Q1 millions of visitors. money expended for merchandise amounting to only Va small fraction of the $100 worth of Eflods which United States visitors

=18 Permitted to carry back duty‘

free. . This seems to be a, big opportunity

I for our merchants and an 0pportun.,

iii’ which could very easily be madg W return handsome profits. ‘There are 531116 Products of an appealing

nature which are sold cheaper in , ‘ this country than across the border;

there are c-tihers which on aggoum 0f their distinctly Canadian nature \\'0uld have an immediate appeal and there are special lines which it would be ailmost impossible t.) m-Q. WW in the United States. An inten. 51"? SW33” of advertising methods m set bigger returns from this end 0e the tourists trade seems to be im- itiediately called {org

l-Zfizhf

ox A CERTAIN LADY n COURT

mon; ‘Envy. be silent and attend!) I know a reasonable woman, rilandsome and witty, yet, a friend,

NW “VB-filed by Passion, awed by rumor: Not grave through pride, nor gay through folly; An equal mixture of good humm- And sensible soft melancholy.

"Has she no faults then (Envy says) Sir?" Yes. she has one, I must aver: When all the world conspires to praise her. The woman's deaf. and does not hear. y-Alexander Pope.

a-WQQACK ‘IWI iiliilflblfi

Mam.’

Look up at this sky- scraper, the size of the good twist you swap a few cents for when you ask for

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