-.,`g ry- -_ --

"~ y.- _

/ f 7/ "Z _-;f;f’.~

,.2 .- -1 .-

r __ "

‘ -' er,-

._.-1-4-- .__ .,_; ._, _

wi-.__.y;,§_ .“""'_“"“. "‘ .si ‘. Q: » --

,¢»¢,..“-wa

_ _l

~ _~».:--_ ~~ ‘ -,.~1.i".’~\~f_’: _

‘.\,\,~.-. '

_ \-F" ` J

._ . . _ ¢_ __ l? , 1_2” _ ,

ii- `

4-_`_,,` :fm-“

sc...-.. ~ ~ .-_,-,-; 5;; *'11-‘3"-`_"_1T,` ;.l_

_-*-1 -1. . .W 4_1.

,~,..- - ~

-'.2-

Q--11..

-. _l i . ._ ,I

--- ._ 1 ,. 1 ~ *c > ?`, ' .i ' , ,__ , . ,_

.,‘_- _ 1'"

_ 1

.~.i.¢_., ,-

,. fxwv

.-'»:'~” '

`?€;f-'_ 317:' ,v

V \ '

_ ,.- .-1 “i-J' _ .>_~ r 1 , »

» 1:,

.l~.1\.'~` '

_,_ V

' 1."

° 1

, .

I ‘F _ ' _

.1`¢...~r _ _h ,

._ ‘r - r. . _ , ..__!~’\|\-v A _ ~. .3-uf: 1- ._ _ .\,»*R.'l§ -'

cl R6? _ _

l ‘ii

_,_ _ h

\» »

.ww ,._

rf -51.

'§. li:

R55;-» "Gi 2.: = _ s '

15 'iq "1 ".‘\;' l

* D 1 \

ill

,`,`- ' A I,

? if .

, ii- _'

., br ,

1 fi-:~ - 1 1.1,.

h.»

.-"__~' *_* il' ..¢- lf;-""i._7 " Loi’ .-011)* _ 1'

.. ._-~ f -_...,.,_,'_,_

~ f .. ._.1 __ _ ‘

;‘ \.-1*” " _ F, _ . f.f¢.~= .--~ _

._..-.._' h J _:__h ‘_ - _:. .~s-J:-§¢.- ,1

' ` -_-;-1.611.- ._.a.é-_ei-Y .__ '....- '- _ -1- 1-'gear , .

MP5"-U-i=nf'__3f4\l‘\ A

__ ..:- -_ 'L-‘“»~“#~ .--, _ 1., ~» t.. ._ »..i;,~g*r*7- , _ _ _hh

1- _ -.lb

rl-fs

~§ ._

,e°*"; ,___

’;'»'A';3-" _f ::'“»

,,.-I

.-_ ...~-@~e~@=;- _ __ .`_, T,J__v_____

.1-Q.. u

»‘, ' '£7 . v

-»~.

_ v,_‘.4‘»

_A 1'-

: ;- `-,__

-'»`- fe

-0.", __

_lxb _'E' :-

~f 2 “‘~1?'¢#a

. -»_ -; _ -»-wr. ze' f _.1-fu-,,,,_ _.` "'

1( Q, "' " vh

l~‘l\~¢-»M'_¢;_

' -1` . ' .1'l,". , V, L_' hz, -' v;_,‘;

‘_ "F" _:._ F 1-="

.fur -r az-

- _ 11 3 _ _ _ » _z .,-_.:-;\,;-

.,~.,-f__- _ _,..`,;. M ; -, _-

' .1 /. ..: il-'_| _ tu ., _ . » ,,. h_,..}_\} '

.‘ _ f-, , 5;.-...g_ . - a

H i q. ’

_' -{

.;_;._

‘_ .#1 1”

.1 _ _ .»-1 r 1

| ~ ,L ,- .

ed. Lindbergh became the popular

I _

PAGE EC'l“t _ . , THE CHARKOTTFIUWN GUARDIAN - , A|_l_r_;U<-7. `

E VA ' _ . 1 T _ _ A _ ` ' "' ' `1 1;- _-_- 1931

THE c|iAn|_01TETOw|1_ GUARDIAN lures rv fur vm

W il 1

P' d t-W. oh 1 1|. I Lure. I. P. Visa-Plnldelo-J. B. Bernot( '"1 °° sfffrglify-ificus. cur. u. A. unxruuauao. s."o._ The prospects for peace within

Editor und Alunglnf Director-cl. urhe the measurable fum’ ma be

1 Auuc.-lute sulfur.-snub wus" md u. rs. curriqh 6 y

T Iornlng Dnlly ilounded 11481) $5.00 |7¢I_ your (ln ldvlnn) dc nhl- gauged by the fmt tha; the six __ “M W ’°" lm Zffm) mmm." uf“d._ ‘l‘lm_‘f_‘;:-mu' ,== leadings nations of the world, are

“‘ u'<1<u1\Y»i AUGUST 111911 ::"..::::_1::.~1

, _

He's A Canadian!

The birth of a son to Lady Bess-

borough, wife of Cnnada‘s Govern-

or-Generalhthc ninth Earl of Bess

borough, is an event in which all

Canadians will rejoice. The fourth

child of Their Excellencies was born

ln the maternity wing of the Royal Victoria Hospital, the grounds of

which adjoin the temporary Vice-

Regal residence since July 3. It is

reported that Her Exceilency‘s con-

dition gives no cause for anxiety

and that the child is "a healthy normal baby with blue eyes.”

Although this was the fourth

child to be born to Lady Bessbor- eugh, only three are livlngf Vis-

count Duncannon is 18 years old

and his sister, Lady Moyra, is 13-

A Son, Desmond, died in 1925, at

the age of 10, from injuries receiv-

ed when he fell from his horse in

the park of their home in England.

The child born to Lady Bessbor-

ough marks the third occasion on

which an heir has been born _to

the wife of a. Go\'ernor»Genera1 of

Canada and the second since Con-

federation. The flrst was born at

Monklands, Montreal, home of the

Govemor-General before Confed-

eration. He was Victor Alexander, son of the Earl and Countess of El-

gin, afterrvards becoming ninth

Earl of Elgin and Viceroy of India.

In 1875 o. son was bom at Ottawa

to the wife of the Governor-Geneiw

al at that time, the Earl of Duf-

:t`erin. He succeeded to the Marquis- ate in 1918 on the death of an old-

er brother and died in 1930.

In a congratulatory message to

Their Excellencies, the King has

signified the wish that he might

be the boy`s godfather.

Earl and Lady Bessborough have

already endeared themselves to the

people of this country, and last

Week‘s happy event will forge u

new and stronger link of sympathy

and good will.

` _ '_ The Real Heroes

A correspondent in the Toronto

Globe expresses regret that the

courageous Atlantic flight of Al-

cock and Brown in 1919, when avia- tion was in its infancy, should be

so little acclaimed and so much overshadowed.

Alcock and Brown, writes this

correspondent, made their success-

ful flight at a time when Britain and the Dominions had been shock- Bd ll'lf0 allllllly by so many other spectacular feats that this last was

but one of the many. The glory of

the adventure was not then fully

realized. Britain knightcd her young heroes, inscribed their names in her golden chronicle with those of other

gallant pioneer countrymen, and

since has built a memorial recogniz-

lng their exploit, but for some years, under the stress of afterwar recon-

struction, this Atlantic flight re- ceived little attention from the

press, Britain has not the knack of

boosting her heroes at any time.

Then came Lindbergh in 1927,

first solo airman to span the Atlan- iic, who when Paris almost smother-

cd him with plaudlts generously said, *I am not the first to cross," but his `, voice was silenced by the unsports- manlike press of his own country, who refused to make mention of the British achievement made almost

u. decade before. The injustice stay-

'aero. .u

Then. (continues the correspon-

dent above quoted) came Canada/s :opportunity. She missed it. In ".luly of that year Lindbergh was Invited to the Confederation cere- monies at Ottawa. Justice might lthen have been done to the British fliers and full honor paid to Lind- bergh for his adventure as well. (Did Ottawa do so? No, she put forth every energy to extoi the American, even to giving his name to their-aviation field, relegatlng .their British countrymen to the backyard- Films of flags and pro- ceasions exhibited and still pre- served for posterity were resented by many Canadians who, as they viewed the scenes, were sometimes in doubt whether the celebration _'was for Canadafs sixtieth Confed- .

V with 0ttawa‘s confirmation and 52

of the hero, why wonder that 80 in

prior claim to inc Atlantic eulv $4 Deafenlng hosannas smother any squeaks of protest. J"

ations may remember what Otto- ¢h0 wa forgot. Get the story 0f -A-l¢°°k w

seven, eight and nine read the na story, written colorfully, and. like Wolfe's silent climb and Laura Se- L90

,l57.93l,958. The greatest ex-

wim an gurslde press f-lliing Can- penditure is by the U. S. ond adian newsstands with every move amounts tg $707,425,000. Next come '

time that the real history of pion- Dr eer

all the Provinces of Canada, between Y

1926 and 1929, showed an increase th

The Globe correspondents sug' lbic

Jusucc, scuutcr c. P. Beau- ,I th ,het is h, ha, Y it desire in play u large part on the to

n., Hon. Martin Burrell, Mlrs. H. Wm grevent thrgogeecgy ,If'hn;dre_ battlefield, restricted in the event wer

what

of .

5,255,000. Italy. $248,946,500, I ,hh Wm., It . pan, $238,881,500 each preparing who 51?; czldmn egvho mggyhfs a population between 8 and 9 milf with a few exceptions these ncei-I;

. BC Y

__ _ 1 in gh li ns. Even so, they perhaps over- dents ldabl _ Th y are the'

Bright minds and eager imagin for mgrhredurghgna oi, jfnnirgenhsi mg like spinach and muh, mmm how manure her “meme mummy con- mm" ge ;\;<;lessn;s' 1; curiosity lr

orid peace. 3:;t:x:I:gp§hh:'°;°;:;::\ex;n’;m§;3 tribution; for it is widely held that which lacks the saving gracehof eau- l

and Bl‘°Wl'l “"0 me histories “mi -_ and teeth hh meh,” (0Wlll8 to it-S illexperience) the cas- tion, of reckless dependence on good simpler readers. Let Children 0. emma.. helen,” hh” mm Drs' Buntg; or 'the United ualtles of the independent Amari- luck, of the human liability to eri-.i

med for the Assembly by the Shah d Dr M mlb _ 01111 Army 011911151118 in the Al¥0l\Il0 Five h Sue of Nations. which is to con- lh dash an d ' e h 2' °f Eng were excessive in relation to the af- ‘men killed, for instance, when they; ,

(The New Statesman and Nation) ~

s 1- - When the historians of a latsr day

generation study the direct military _ contribution of America to the War.

people of C1*-“db °S°‘“"" “W om, 'Britain in fourth bruce with with muc delay. vcr hcl- cuuuiuci up

were no greater than Csnada’s with

cord‘s forest journey. this air trip vene at Geneva next month. They seghéh ,:,:£_h<;?1et,:eg;;;‘hh,;;1d°ih;e1; fair. Why was this? Why was 50 broke

lh hm become a proud memory, are Hom Hugh Ghmme, Minister results have proven demhm that mighty a nation, despite its strong filled with explosives, pried it open, V

”"'_ l

(Ottawa Joumal)

newspapers, but to record them

is a duty which editors cannot es- cape. Furthermore they ollilht 1°

they will probably l°¢l that the nrst teach a lesson, should shock People .

, ' thing calling to be accounted for is mm

l’l\l.U.D its 5m”u“°”' Th* Umted 555565 'their recreations, although as week-

` was in the War for nineteen months. end,

order Russia with $578,943,000; PBEVENTING DECAY oh. She had over 100 millions P0pula~ other one comes in have doubts that

per cent. or more of the youth and France with '$466,060,000, and “ETH tion, and introduced conscriptions anybody learns anything from the -

' 6

the exercise of greater care in

of tragedies succeed one an-

of his fellows. ,

The shocking part of it is that

women were blinded and two(

into a cabin, found a red box I

see what would happen. Three]

Reports of week~end fatalities j`

m e dismal reading in the Mon- -1

- , ' _ U» S- and fh° WM' Week-Ends of Tragedy I _ - ' ’ V `-

The New Issue

iof

the

Island Telephone Directory 0

is llow Being Prepared

A new issue of the Island T l ll

is scheduled for publication: 2:1 oirenlgiiitow October. Listings 'will be closed on Ahhh.; _

22nd.

Persons who intend to b T .

subscribers at this time, and egdbtbzribilesphvglge "

-Jr.:-nn fern-fu...

e killed when an automobile was 1

stion ls 8- 80061 One- If 35 9-b°“t P. Plumptre, Hon. Phlllippe Roy, and commend thhh an whhhhmh be l/0 Bbmbll 0ll¢~ '-Srleeded up to Pass a car in fronti

trans-Atlantic aviation was be- $31

g written into our school books. Do

_ w. A. Riddell. Mr. outncric , 1 , 1 °°“°f“lP€l’Shll1z.<1n"Myr:=¢pcr- and be cnuirmuu cr this dclcguticn 5 vm pe" y °f "sh muk md lenses in the World W=r"> does not ins mmf

’ 819211 Vcsetables They found that

collided with a motor bus 'mov-l - in the other direction. This is a

ich will be the strongest this children so hed new norman were address himself to the question situation against which thousands

on has ever sent to Geneva. in ood h uhh d y’ directly. Possibly he does not realize of warnings have been issued appar-

free from common colds and other

ydend on Common 51001;, and 3 phevenhem B °s °°mp e y second, no less abundantly, but with-‘was

_ _ div

According to a report Teflblllly 55 wmmendhthm that the salaries New my thought B that a out. it would seem, even yet Krasping and

' ° ' “” We” “°‘“°1*' now outstanding it is. B-ut nc cup- curly without effect.

swimmer dived into shallow

ei C0,-poyafinn of 11,3 quarterly of me teeth was ' hm t 1 my consciously and abundantly; the water and broke his neck. A man

killed when motor cars collided 1 struck a, gasoline pump, caus- ' an explosion Six were killed _

es be adjusted, leads the New ell' The first was the really amazing -when on airplane crashed after n

Statistics, the total bonded debt of ploy cut down on his milk and green

Sllbd by the D0mllll0n Bureau ‘lf of all officers and othersaiaried em- youngster gem ohhh: he is nk as to its Blgniiltllmw- U18

k Journal of Commerce to re vegetahlw were heeded ho have t feilureofthe wilson Administration broken hub permitted the propeller I

wick being the only Province to reg- do

ister a. reduction. The following Ur tunic showing the bcudcd debt as fm

for 1918, 1926 and 1929 is informat- yn

_'/3.7

f1:_T.$ _.10-_minus 1_sr:l_0o0 N. .10.fl1i.'._si7 :l.'».s|~»i_::'_’i

.\'_ll. 1111170,-10:1 3:'._:s'_'.'._1|01l Quo. ’ " 01 'Wi (Int. .\l:in. .\`:|:<k. .-\li:1. ILC.

....1

».~0:i.'i4,7n-_ ni, n_.~_ ¢u_._.‘_. :i_'.u_.-.nztsri 21n.|.'.1_-207 1.10001 ti 7:_00.'.,101 r'.4_|::_':,.'.n_-. .'.~',~_~1.'._7m 51.11 1.170 :u:_.~.:r.~_.i~i:x s|a_.\n 1,0011 77. r.~~.1,7:,~u 'r1,la-.,730

‘_lS_0l i\,.'i§7

estlng information on the revenues

. l lOl-IS

In 1916 the total revenues for all T;

tal of $8,496,000 in 1929. Figures for

the other provinces are as follows:

not having been in ehect at that time of its creation, it remains an time authority disappointing and not

` wholly acceptable to the two na-

Good News From Edmonton ences are the chief cause of un-

capital city as giving promise f u

Editorial Notes

c t

d f

Hamilton the party did not even

bearer was defeated. The Liberals

eratiourear as for the purpose of 1‘ Dltolliiil tbl Ido flight to Paris.

not feel warranted in counting mhheht ssh P Shin! N118 US, less than 1,500 ma-

; prompt or 19,1-ge weave,-y what does this decay mean to chine guns and no up-to-date artil- choly recital of death and disaster

Takes the sun and breaks the

blue;-

Late with stooping pinion flew f

W- tions whose relations and differ- Baking hedlemw ‘F9951 ind W¢l7 Reds For Russia

Her wing in silver streams. and set

rest in Europe. At no time of its Shining foot on temple roof 2 (Toronto Globe)

Eastemers who have recently v1s~ existence has it been more neces- NOW 885111 She 5105 B-l°0f» Seldom has a courtroom echoed

rica central and N,-,,,he,h Alhehhh my cr mcrc impcnuca. Every Cwwllns mountain clouds and ki-wt to such 0 tcuing and stem rebuke

and particularly Edmonton. speak Dgoiblinhnthagh o;`r:S:;ns,mt§\$e;s; By the evening! amethyst. as that administered on Tuesday f that part of Canada as in rm a a es e n 8 by Magistrate R. J. Browne to a

P Y is new automatically referred to In wet woods and mlry lane. communist agitator. 'rue Globe

good Shape cconomicuny. They, re. Geucva.-contemporary Review. ‘Still we pant and pound in vain: news report, in part, follows; ports are eonnrmed by h leading -__ Still with leaden foot we chase “I don't believe in that book," de.

editorial which appeared in the thLond0nlBrid¢e, the centenary oi' gizhinhuplnion, fainting face; cjareq L00 Rpbln cuuenly when dmonton Journal a few da e rebul ding of which has just w gray hair we stumble on. ordered by R. J. Browne in police

YS ago been celebrated, has been made Till, behold, the vision gone! court yesterday to take the Bible.”

and Wllluh Speaks of the crops to famous in song and story as one Where hath fleeting beauty led? "Then put it down before you be harvested in the next few weeks Of the most notable sights of the To the doorway of the dead. dirty it," demanded Magistrate

the region tributary to that world’s largest city. The present Life is over, life was gay: Browne,

bridge, over which 20,000 vehicles We have come the prim:-ose way. For sheer effmntery the methods

° and 100.090 persons sometimes pass -R. L. Stevenson. of the Red missionaries are unpre-

" "b““d““" Yield- Ii fe Predicted lu s single day. was designed by 811' -_*___ cedeutcd. 'mc agltulbr lu queuucu that the yield will exceed even the James Rennie and erected at the mm, 1|-gm 305510, Wm), the 50. ne crops of the pas; three yeahh 0051 Oi $10,000,000 ill the 00ll'lPB-l'- invented a new religion-the reli- viet is complaining of 5 labor short

_ _ atively recent year 1831. Na visit gion of comfort. The worship of the age this troublemnker and hund-

to London would be complete with- new god leaves them with ,little reds oi' others like him prefer to out a tour of its span time for other things-for instance, stay in Canada, tp aggravate every

"While comer” _ _ any more than without B creativeness in industrial tech- difficulty, and magnify every mob an t us! mes "nd L°°°r visit to the rowe. of other nology. In recent years British fn- grievance. They are unwilling to

3° 5° °°“°" °“5 °f thc l‘l€C‘ notable places in thc great city. dustry has been depending alarm- retum to the so called Red paradise

ion outcome," comments the 1,011. Forever. in the nursery rhyme fall- ingly on foreign patents. We are, They cling as long as hunnnly

on Frce pi-055, urrycrc 15 H0 com. lll8md°Wll. yet nevcih fallen, Lolndilin so engaged in the struggle to be- possible to a land where nothing

_ Br SB Stands a re c and a an - come independent middle-class per- pleases them. They do not hesitate

mt 1°: the Liberal pany' In East mark of the modern world. ‘sons that serious creativeness is to flout the police, jest at the law,

forgotten. One feels, therefore, thatfand scoff at those things which

Venture to Pllt up a candidate und "Experience in Russia and Ger- English ,civilization is being suffo-‘moot Canadians hold sacred. in Three Rivers h strong hhhhmrd many seems to teach me that Brit- cated in the succulent ideas of the It, is high time that a wholesale

ain Ls a country of vast wealth, iso- modem middle class.”-J. G. Crow- houseclelnlng took place, Russian

eip judgment ,-egurdmg the out. teeth’ so also are they ngeded so before America declared war. when sons

Provincial Finances A l‘°d“°*|°“ by *be ~U“"°5 5'-“W infectious diseases Also that decal plies the Wm answers: the mst' A

Ste

nearly $120,000,000, New Bruhs. hook- It appears to show that they prevent decay in the second or “_ she came in, she had, General Per- lapsed.

pon

business. Dcubuess this was thc me my h., lery- Her aerorlanes numbered 55. of for

presslon which had most effect That gag hlhnlaztzr Zsmggzerly which 52 were obsolete or obsoles- week-ends come ata high price

further depressing thc recent ,mwah ,hd ,hhhy hh, h h , _ °°lll- Nbr hld any factor adapta-

ive: optimism of Wall Street. Under all gesuhu ailments geinafhehfn sth; ll°l1S been Dllt in hand. save for Al-

the circumstances, the course from um simple cause lied contracts. Of the latter the Am-

1921' 1020 S 7331353 adopted by the _Steel Cllrporation And when you think of the great erican Government had in one in-

1i_4z_r0_siu cannot fall to be regarded as a number of cases of whsmms than SWUW the 80011 661158 £0 take ud- 1~],‘~'f‘lf'§,§ warning sign of the financial rheumatism, and then heart dis- Yhaataéf' vgiellmn All substituted D"

01:- ._ mes." ease. that follow as 4 re 10 01 b 9 °1' Dr E ed rifles. But in f th m tent 1,,n,,m_

“""“""““7" The Steel Corproation did not cut- mm su Bd Benerlll the “conve i " one ° e ost po

_ _, 1 it 35 “erm-lily time that we rs °" lag 1°’ "5 ces

1118865. but the :.i1ls have only been gave this mmm. of preventing de_ factories was very ions. When the growmh rehhzhuoh that mankind it ____ running ut about mu-ty-twb per cuycd iccth its rlgbtfui pine in ou, W" ended. no suns or American h

'r.~i.11ssrs,i;r>,00: $005,509,500 s25.1,:s24_100 cent, of their ¢,,_pMi¢y_ and me thoughts manufacture of the main types used x

_ _ e

The report also gives some 1hte,._ Journal says: “It will doubtless sip- ,A stmhgy ,bnght had been fired in battle. The Am- is t d 1 gr ,ter

bear ibut thc bills for lubcu- have of great use to the cricau Expeditionary Force bought fhzgeritxf the p;;'€°,‘;u‘;";f;hm°hhd cc been lowered by millions of dollars, munity me is smck Hll lk! llfiillery and much of its °'

and expenditures of the provincial even though the N-,te of wages has mahsm and asm ren rheu- other equipment in Europe The mo

1 6 l'0m h lin ' is

administrations in Canada. at var- been kept as before. Such is the and inconvenience h un e P fact that it could do so lessened I

' b i is c r fully- d- __

periods between 1916 and 1929. C°l\dlti0n, imfortuhumyl whim 15 whmhhuon of mem; it Ezisiilg considerably the mere feat of army 3;; m';‘;§‘;5: an; gee conc‘l‘m_ Brought about the crisis which pro- thought it was, designed to fortify.,

’ 1 u

own to prevail in 01115;- oompan- Work is Josh Repeated attacks may transport across the Atlantic. “oh

." But if unpreparedness was th

provinces amounted to some $50: That is to say' keeping up wages caIl;e;Wh;:}i;z;;1‘e;rL1;s cgilhptlllhni. mst answer, the second was Gena? wo ills order. It is seventeen years of

000,000, or $6.23 per capita. By 1929 has not had the effect predicted -morlsts have sais aboucaphggciggg al Pe'-shmgls mm p°u°y' He W" de' it

this total had reached more than by 501116 U19-lltW0llld 1Il¢l'€BSe Dllr' blaming all ailments gn the teeth lbfmined at all costs to create n even me sjgghggsg amnuqn to bug.

$103,000 000, or $10.11 pci cupitu °h”"‘“ l°°W°" ‘°’ the S”“Pl° ‘W the fact remains that the march' gm” 4"d°l’°""°“” “”‘°"‘°““ Army- iucuu knows the machine uubwu °’ I Th ' di dit SOR that 1-be BE€l'€8l1W Dllld ill ity of cases of rheumatism and He resisted almost every proposal out ' m

e °r “ary exl’e“ “res 5 “W wages. has been reduced. The in- 1-, 5 for American treo t 11

similar growth- In 1916 all provinces dustrial outlook in the United lyeai; bl:ieat;eet;M;,:§ ttmmscii direct' Smaller unit; amongpihe Xuieiitoiz I1; ck ho smooth running would be e disaster, more gold had h cxbcudcd nearly s54.0o0,o0o,equlva1. states, 1: wc may iudsc from me The mohght ,heh that sh(-mid ah this topic endless controversy razed ' t°

ent to $6.71 for each person in the aciwn °f th? SMI c°rp°"“'u°“» is WRYS be With y0ll. is that no mat- Bnhtlge mzerdmed c°“n°u's' The .W

U0 1‘0Sy- ter what other f 6 B- es a successive conferences' ti

country, d 1 1920 th t 0 1 _ 00d you eat you business is in favor of con nued

an n 9 ° a am There are not many Denny wise should try and eat some green bulk very large in Genet” Perm B

cunt for ordinary expenditures was rpeople today Time was Wh!-In B ve ot bl mfs 500k With some 0 1

g 3 es eve c mp nancy °““1y and eamesmy in mv” "I intematlonal exchange. Now, an of

rangement has been made where- f/o

' fy day. And fl '

$1'r7.5-12.000. or $18.15 per capita. Denny was 0 penny and not only like spinach you are very fonunlx; he exhibits his own resistance tothe W.°e_ Business, in these modem ar

_ _ mfs' is "Wd °“ °’°°i”' cred" is b the Bunk of England wui ara/w

Provincial moms from Liquor children but men and women cormt- because it is an ideal 1, ood in _ threats and entreaties and cajoler- da

it A fb me ies

Umm] show very Sharp increases ed penny day will pur venting deny of heeth_ . now of Clemenceau and Boch

for all Provinces. In 1921 the D0- glriise pracucausb ltsymuch as it cud :gd Pemn' now of Haig and Mu- it

y yeras ago, u where there was r and Sir William Robertson and the

minion total was $2,000,000, in 1926 one penny then, there are a hund- . - ' Mr. Lloyd George. Thanks to his

_ _,.. , ,

this amounted fc $12,500,000 and in 'fd MW- People spend recklessly. f Persistent stand. America got ner had example.. cf :ww the central 2910 ly $21000 oo. u The” is “V °x"“"°“°‘“°°° 1” ms rm: ‘ .. Ji' g’°“S°P"“l°11f1by-butatthe cost b

‘ peace, and that it is working zeal- a

1929 1 dues; th 'O Que 9° in country which startles visitors from ._ I of postponing her main action till 11:1” cmupemting’ of course’ with

e _ _

i a e provinces, receipts the Old World. We are the freest VA” _A _A , h ol ll September 26th. 1918, i.e., till Ger- countries concerned, have operated rom this source being $8,500,000. spenders on earth and are proud of --~. -_ .zf -f _-__ ._A , man defeat was already assured. to prevent the collapse of credit and ontario 15 8, close second with a to. it. A nation of t'_';htwads would be To WILL H Low And yet perhaps the mos; useful of

deplorable, but s. nation of spend- ' military aid that she gave was not mm. _ thmts is ‘*1m°5" 5-’ Wd- Yohth how sees oh feathered foot a“tl;lhl’l8!d°ll'€ by that army. but the dent Hoover was but a step in the

ac on o the A i _

British Columbia, $3,152,000; Alberta, Itesumption of operations by the Faint and mmtfer smmds the nu” brlaaded with them1§11'.e(r:;ll1 iltv 12;? Tgabomte net of mtemauonal cred

$2,093,000; Manrtobay $1_993,000; paper mill at the Sault, giving 1,- mihzvilzhghsohttghtldihnahid teau-Thierry, and those brigad; blurry,

Saskatchewan’ shaoolohh; New 000 persons employment, will be or along the winding dream: with the British in the attack on

Brunswick, $1,042,000; Nova Scotia, yeygtnéfghgvhgg Iixaffggjte Ishii Through the willows, flits a dream; sxllilitmgugg brggghlgriagngieg mme “"5” MW' been ’““ki“3 "` $221,000; Prince Edward Island, $57,- perhaps the country is passing Fm’ Wt 5h°Ws °' ‘mums !“°°» earlier and much more widely adopt- h 000, In the “ses of Nova Scum and -through the hour before the dawn. £13: 2: ;'§2;s;"h;l“x“° ::"°°° ed, there can be lime dough um hs Prince Edward Island these figures _Toronto Globe' All must follow, all fzruitaroaiiime' the Gemm defeat www have °°m° ly

present revenue from the Oper- sine th L--_ - sooner and cost the victors much the end of 1929, these borrowings.

0 e eague, as if, exists, is less. A great many French and Brit-

0121011 of the Prohibltory Act, the not thc League envisaged' by Ger- This 15 “nb°m beauty? “he ish dead lie at the door of the Per-

Llquor Control bm in Nova Scotia many or desired by France at the N°“' in “lr n°“t'5 high and f"e°» shing policy.

pai-ations payments. Actually, she

r .

uk: "This seems to indicate decay in the mst or mb pset nt to make any military preparation to tear itself loose. In China 400 per-

died when a grandstand col-|

And so the story goes, a melan '

the most part avoidable. Our

The Gold Merry

Round

(Vancouver Province)

in the world for pea/ce is the

wish changes to be made

_ 0

in their listings, are

urged to send their requests to the nearest

Business Office at once, a later than September Sth.

nd in any event, hot

,The Telephone Directory . . . because f

the extensive field which it covers and the fre

queney of its use by the public . _ _ h been recognized as an ideal medium for adver `

as long

tising. Limited space in the new Director i now available for this purpose. y S

Please note carefully the closing date,

»l-

:f.':‘ -3

.,,

.u 1.~."!‘I2:=

lsuun

_Goh _ rrirruonr cnmrnuv

A umrru 1

`,,;-5-v3=rn rrevvgesrzrrsnsszrrrr

no longer afford wars. In mod- hh

re far-reaching even than this sis the destruction of credit. The

s of war throw it all out of

rk »

nee Britain and Germany went h war, and, as anyone who sive-S hh

of adjustment that August day an 1014 has not yet been brought

Realizing the 'demorallzing effect to ar has on business, it is no wonder hr

txolled by the banks, and, when y

comes to international credit, by

central banks.

In the past few weeks, we have

govemments of the various

government in Germany. The atorlum suggested by Presl

thrown round a. tottering Ger-

Nominally, Gennany has, for

asn't paid 9. dollar of reparations, I

her borrowings have 'been large- in excess of her payments. At

For itching, Sore i _ Ami

Sweating Feet

Insummer the feet ache, pcrlpirc and feel damp and _

is estimated, totalled $2,000,000,- ,on

, 0 on the long term account and Federal Reseryg.Bank of the U

wars, the actual destruction of $503,000,000 on the short term ac_ ed

the Bank of France and on .__

nit-g

States for a. credit of $250,000, ‘

unt. It was largely the stoppage 000, and the value of the pound ' these foreign loans and the in- mounting again. 7 tence of Germany's creditors that

something be paid on account that was not, as not a few ilevillii'

The loan to the Bank of lihiglandt,

ced the moratorium. the bank against certain internal-“- The crisis resulted in the flight weaknesses which had developyi ini; gold from Germany. People who con ~

ad money there became afraid iness depression. It was merely auf"

nection with the prevailing im." "

wanted to get it out Germany’s incident in the intemational g0ld;.__

d _

edit was threatened, and as Ger-

anyis e eb x-of lhewor d the C0ll2PSe of German credit central banks decided sho should ;

rry go round. Germany had to 0

1116 ' - -

th d to al t ld have gold. The govemmmts end..

bc_.- ca. Much of the sold reasons of proximity and poiitrcifl susi. _ the Reichsmark came was om England and the result; was Federal Reserve Bank and thifg strain on the Bank fo England, Bank of France, central banks M nd a. weakening of the pound in the two countries controlling mmf!

e it. The Bank of England, lot.;

chosen to supply lt. Now,

the world's gold, advance

supply the deficiency.

llittél

Drug Supplies. '

$1.50 Fellows Syrup ._ $1.29 $1.00 Bcci Iron & Wine 880 $1.00 Hyphosphltes 88c $1.25 Plnkhams . .... ... 980 $1.25 Ironized Yeast ...... 98o $1.40 Lysol $1-19 750 Lysol .._..-........... 540 40|: Lysol 290 500 Phillips Milk of

Magnesia . . . . ......-..... 590

500 Squibb! Milk of

Magnesia .............. 380

350 Castorla 290 600 cuufcmiu Syrup Flu 49°

L-

$1.00 Enos Salts 890 'liio Kruschcn Salts ...... 69° $1.40 Sal Hepaticn. ...-.. $1-29 - 700 Sal llcpatlca ......... 590 350 Sal Hepatlca ......... 29°

Fruitatlvcs ........... 39° Fruitatives 190 A. B. S. ds C. Tablets .. 198 Charles K. L. Pills .... 29°

600 Chaser Nerve Food --- 47° 600 Chases Ointment ..... 470 ti 50c Dodd'l Pills ......-... 39° , 500 Wlllliml Pills .....».. 39° § 500 Milburn; Pills ......-. 39° 7 250 Aspirin Tablets ...... 190

l9\\7§ F

500 250 350 il5c

unoomfortable. -- ~

IF YOU WANT REAL FOOT COMFORT USE

Penslar

XTRA

$1.00 Box 3 Flowers Powder 500 Box Perfume. Both $1-00

Specials

t pc, Powder

;(lbqoBoBi.‘t,|xe lexilime. Both $1-W

A 0

read - Easy Foot Powder

Dont a little 'had Easy in

350 Talcuml .............. 190

500 Box Armrmds “Wd” E 50e Jar Foundation Clibm .-

Both 65° ~

$1.00 Bottle Bullion Mineral

Oil ..................... 690

$1.00 libbcyu sum 69°

the shoes. sprinkle some in - the stockings. It absorbs mois- ture and checks perspiration to A lugs extent. Try It. Sprinkle top ennnilierl 251:. Like everything In in Pemlar Family Remedies this Foot Powder ll of the highest qual-

Toilet Articles '

600 Pompein Creams ._ . . ._ 420 we Pond’| Creams 390 000 Pompein Powder: 490

ity, liberal quantity and ren- ~,il5o Lilterine Tooth Pun 100

lated from the main social currents ther, in the nineteenth century, tmublcmakerg should bg gmt homo

*""'° “"°“ °“ 'W “"'” 01 Europe. ns pecan am quuuy mmcu vm: mn mm um ceremony.

zombie price.

E. A. FOSTER

CENTRAL DBUGSTORE

Sole distributor for the Prev- l inoe for Dr. l‘freneh’| Vermi-

elds Capsules.

'£50 wem 'rccui rum inc.

350 Palmolive Shaving 9

Cream Zhi;

asc Mcncm sbavlns C\’°“'“ 39, 500 Ingram: Shu. Cream we 850 After Shav. Lotion

cp. ._ »;-._-_

Bile Forhuu Tooth Plate ..-48e 850 Forkum Tooth Plate .. 290 We Ipanl Tooth Paste . 390 li0e_Squibin Tooth Puts .. 890 Lioterlno ......... 890, 490, 190

THE 2

100

31.00 oulcm muacu and new annum mmf- 5'1"* ,

--soc omcuc nmicc .~

100 Am-strep Bild” ;_

soc Am suuv BM" »

» o

MA CS' _ f

“_ ' moss :nr ~

149 GREAT GEORGE STB! .-