jiirico by Thr- T. Milburn 00., Umlbl, L.

M. Goo. McKenzie, (Yampbelllord, ' IrIton-“A short time ago I .. g troubled very body with my lieu-rt i ‘ limos, the canoe of it, I think, {nix my going through. the change of

use pa yen! (In advance)

~UI m‘! W” we“ “d “Bunch”, ‘ momma-Lions. cu.

lid no nervous I could hardly boar h hear s. clock ticking, and I did not lioep ll '

.iiiiiiilisliii.iillii

I). A. llaolilnuuu. l). S. 0.

ldllur Ill] Mlnll¢|'—\l. B. Burnett. Anson-lute Editor-l). Ii. Currie

_ WU - , "f! In advised to try i " so I sent at once

THURSDAY,

MARCH 8, 1928

for a box; took tIiem and got iin- I other, and before ' they were all gone I felt good, my nerves are fine, I do not mind any noise, and I can ' sleep well. I enn- not recommend tipi too highly to fllolo suffering as") GQI. "

rice 50c. a Imx nf all drnggllh Ill d lors. or mailed direct on. receipt o!

OUR TRANSPORTATION.

_-__

broiitu, Ont. ‘

our Maritime representatives

4

lie provided. Similar

ll Onnndl and urrimi sumd

- ' IAnd it. recalls an old saying "Don‘t . Incident-W. Ohutcr B. IoLuro. Vloo-Pnalilnnt-J. IL. Barnett. '

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Notes by the Way I what I W. s l1 ‘l

coming and going and speed-

‘iiig up our mails to and from the your;

I Bv lame: W. arlon, M.D»

HOW HEART CASES CAN LIVE S0 LONG.

One of the things that the physi-

cian of less than twenty years ago

[mainland and the outside world. ' flock a gift horse in the mouth." But ‘is. the swift-winged horse l1 special .gift to our fair province? By no 'mcaus. It is just an example of the flying age in which we live. All the provinces have it in common from Halifax to Vancouver. The Magdalen Islands got it before we

UR. Boards of Trade and our farmers in convention are again stressing the necessity of having more cars and more facilities for the shipment of our produce. Re-i solutions have been passed by these bodies and letters have been sent to the Minister of Railways and to ii: Parliament urging that more cars resolutions

‘Iewrellcs ofthe early days have been did. and so did the mriil routes on [kept as reminders to succeeding grn- the 5V Lawrmce m)!“ Fame!‘ 9°11" crnticns of the way we have come. m Montreal’ Ottawa and Toronto’ and thc mining camps of northern Ontario and Quebec and up to Hud- tured into those early days and mo...“ Bay,‘ It was no special gift to field is still iviao open. In the Prince Prince E6118“! 15111111 111 any. sense Edward Island Magazmc o; some of the word. although some of our Liberal contemporaries are trying to exploit it in that fashion.

Only a few of our tvriters have veil-I

years ago there were many stories‘ of much interest, many of them told by witnesses of the events dcs-‘ cribcd. some of thcin gathered fromlkeep his eye m ottawaand the‘

Ipccially watch out for the supple- ln recent years only one writer, Mrs.“

In the meantime u; m‘, readerjtwenty years ago was thinking of

hearsay» They were all valuablcflsaxmgs and doing there‘ And es"¢0llltlllle t0 pump blood.

could not understand, was how some of his heart cases lived so long. After diagnosing a leaky valve. and perhaps finding the heart {enlarged also. he advised the patient "to be careful. and thcn as there ‘wasn't much else he could suggest, he thought no more about the case. Then when he would sec thc patient from time to time he was ‘surprised to see him hang on to life so long.

This was because the physician of

thc structure of the heart. rather than of its function. its ability to

However. Sir Jnmcs McKenzie, a

CONDITION POWDERS

Our improved Condition Powders are the best that science can produce and

money can buy. They are equally efficient for Iiorses or (futile-rebuild

and letters had gone forward tr. previous years, but thc same short- age continues year after year. Our own representatives have perhaps

clone what tliey could, but those of} _ _ _ _ HIZIDOS and other periodicals whi

I have done

undertaken research work of th

them who are in t-hc ranks of the Government seem more anxious to

.Neil MacLeod. of Summerside. hasibrcught down. We shall all be wis- studying these ‘leans with “game

kind and she has conmbutod manylISllflll then know ‘whether or not

valuable articles to Canadian Mag-‘delayed on ‘he Drew“ ma‘ wehaveuoil notwithstanding these valvularI

ch this splendid special “glft" of the much to popularizcaeroplane service.

imentary estimates that are yet tobc 911mm 751111113’ Physician» 119E011

conditions. leakage of the valves, and he found many of his paIicntsI among the poor hard-working class,‘ something has been kept back. or.“"’1'° ab!“ t“ 9° “b01111 the" 15111115’

isfer ilien than we are now. For we

This induced him to study ‘the heart from the standpoint of.‘

and invigorate the system- qulckly cure all skin troubles -—impart a rich glossy cont oi‘ flair. purify the blood and cleanse thc skin.

In case / of sivclicil ‘ legs- worms or impure blood-this preparation will sci-arc last- ing results. *

50c PER PACKAGE

We also carry ltnyiil Pilrplc Woodburys iiitcrnuiiiiiiiil Stock Foods.

The 2 Macs‘ DRUG 'l‘

' Olll-Z 149 Great George Si. Telephone 315 Mail Orders Receive Prompt Attention

t

protect: the Government than

tics for their province.

unique.

done.

i

WA LL PAPER

everybody lilacs a BARGAIN

Well hcrc you m1‘- we have gone through our

Wall Paper Stock

and have selcctcil upwards b! I00 lots mostly short lines but all Nice Patterns. most of ‘. them have Borders to match. "1 and suitable for PARLOUR. DINING ROOM. BED ROOM. _ HALLS and KITCHEN. etc» ‘I: and to suit any ROOM. all “ priced away down to clear. y Manly L015 1055 zhil1ovlzfgnPrizfl°é under Sir Andrew Rae Duncan. re- (tea argains. l s ,

in our 1'- lfef has been promised before elec-

' '. but nothing has been done. Wall Paper "m Department

CARTER 8r C0. Limited

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s4;

Most

- \\w

loss to our farmers and shippers.

l

may?

condition. namely a

_--

lioving the winter congestion.

out year after year. It has been

‘l so fur. nothing has been clone or

yct in sight.

__ tivcs had any influence with thc‘ Government which they are so anxiously defending they could have providing of a second car fcrry and‘

high time that our people should‘ wake up and insist on their rights.‘

but apologies and meaningless pro- mises-nnd narrow gauge railway accommodation to and from thc province. oun UNWRITTEN insronv Prices based on double UR province is still young as the mus 0 agc of countries goes. It has a Biggest‘ Best history. some of it in books. much Wallpaper ' of it in thc memory of many still Catamgue living and. in tradition handed in Canada down from generation to genera- Fm in and Ma“ (Manon bclow tion. The events upon which the present has bccn built. the romanc- es. the struggles. thc triumphs of

MOORE a McLEOI)" LTD. (flinrlottctown, l‘. E. I.

Charlottetown. P.l-I.I.

j history I

i... 1'3“

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to

provide necessary shipping facili-

Thc position ‘of Prince Edwiirdl Island in the matter of shipping is Owing to our isolation thc Dllik of our surplus products mus-t be shipped during the short ship- "mg Season m me Fa“ between ‘heithe imagination. and it is hopedgcomc down we shall be wiser about harvesting of our potaweg mm “WW-hill. all available records. WhethQrImC FQPYYTQMI 59m“ other "hlngb.

. . | . ‘ A - - _ , qFor instance. about completing thc the knowledge of the power of thc closc of navigation. With thc rail-‘O. evmnmce or o’ nmnmly sha‘l“,‘tu“t‘a‘.dizing of Q N_ R m Que...“ licart muscle. suitable measures for Is more to be keeping these hearts safc were dc-

wuy and car ferry accommodation \,‘,‘o“cd_ Tms [men mean‘

at prcscnt available this cannot ‘be . ' t - Even ‘when a ‘Iuigiicletl mun IIQUOR CONTROL m oumitlohmme "Elm" And as m our mo‘ bcr of cars are avziia c ie car l " fvrry" is unable to kccp the stream: . P going. Loaded cars are held up m‘0 tiinsit. the empty cars cannot be

rcsull. a large surplus is held over either to be kcpt in storzwe tor the the wcclbcnd by the Hon‘ Mnpncc‘

a . ‘ Timer or to be sen‘ om in snumProviiicial Attorney-General. to the 101:. as opportunity occuvw. All thisicfiect _ , qcfious “amncap and a heavywil (111 11E Whwll G0V0111l110111 wll-‘far north is uow reported. the men

Tllbrc is only one remr-di. for tliifi.fflct' from June 1st to October 31st mm Mission at Pom Bmwen. Thcy!

second cai- , . .-

‘ ‘hr-L Iiy m“ ‘nwns we cogmmd to no less than $l7,80.l,842. and‘

Silil‘ the great bulk of our pcrLslr‘ u l . .- ' - - -:i 0 . ' i --

m products W‘ the Fan m“ rm 760. The significancc of thc statis ‘ 5 V0819 1180 l0 08-113’ 011 1011‘ 110 ‘

‘uw “Owevm. Says ‘he Montreawiare among the Eskimo. The society.‘

_ .is credited with noble work in tlicz**‘*"“‘*‘******“"**0*t*v This necessity has been pointed Gazefle‘ L‘ ML that’ the people

admitted by ‘he Royal Commissiorflarge sum of money on alcoholic

(‘VH1 promised no appropriation has‘ 000900 “mmallyf-Ilas been “Nomad bu“ vulva m‘. m“ scum“ m‘. furry from illicit tmdc iii alcoholic liquors, and Llli‘ oft promised relief is not "ml mm’ u’ a’ very "pmcciublc c“

- . < Iwct. The lanvuagc used iii express-i I successfully demanded thc arm“ The pubhc’ m0’ Wm 39" whawmg we“ Vie“: m ‘most CM“ lHnTwiFlTJlll thc forest I shall borrow ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' " ’ ‘iscorn of yesterday and niorrow.

that they belie-vols. f _. _. . .. .. . tvere frequently shown to attend the Wm o ecgtasy and "(mow

Until they do we shall have nothinssorvod that when the moon is ruiilis 111111111“ 101ml 0f 11111101‘ 1111-‘ V01- slic and everyone else have a good Stead Act m the mm Amendment

‘of ‘he Democrats Governor Rucmml (Shilemas O'Shcel iii the Conimon- time and thc best of weather. This.‘

is not true of other kinds of fullness]

these days. lugs are being well attended. farmers were blessed with cxcellcnt weather and roads.

which certain types of mind greatly enjoy-until their quest is gratified. then they are sorry for themselves. There is little nccd of hunting for trouble. there is abundance of it our pioneer days are passing out of and 1t may be had without going

others while they themselves

of the human family. and a coward

'1'" 111° ""1 W11" P1111" memory and in a few more year-sniffer it. The only ones who really Camulm the witnesses will have passed on enjoy this kind of sport, are those Nlme - - - - - - - - - ~ - - ~ ‘ and even the traditions will have who mgngge to make trouble fol no. Address .............. .. W" f°"5°“°"- The llllwfllibll history 0f 1111s Prfl- cape. These are the moral cowards "Wm" ' ' ' ’ ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' " vince would form a most interest-I ‘ Adda": lng tale of heroism. of ndventureqoi this stripe is the most abject and of romance. a fitting theme for the megnegf, of men, He ls of necessity MOOFG ‘& MCLGOd historian. an inspiring theme fora Ltd.

the writer of fiction. It Ls to be re- llged to lie to cover his part intht

gretted that so little of our earlymmt, and toplay a different rol‘

has been orvwrved- that soironi that which he proforma‘. a‘ . I‘ \

abroad. as well as at home. niany‘l"unrors from Ottawa that the so-g o‘ w‘. “Stone p‘aces_ we amicalled ‘gift is being pleaded as a1 pleased to know’ that hcr pen isstilhmg a ‘modem and improved Car busy mid that several more chfl-WiFerry at the Capes. as an auxiliary tcrs of our as yet unwritten historyito the present one. and as a sub-

m-e in the not distant, 0mm; Theisiitute I01‘ it when the latter IS laid‘.

{pretext for filrtlier delay in provicl-.

IOT T0001 10 911E880 the 1119111013’ and‘ Yes, when the supplcmciitarlcsj

be written up or handed to those.

and King's counties.

‘who Wm do 50- ‘Ifurtlicr delay in that matter. alsol

ife-Qoi. _____

imiseci representation in the Ottawa! iCabinct; it is now known that if

‘Premier King is ablc to work things.

PONENTS of the new liquor

‘tjtat in thc five months‘ pcri-I

trol of liquor sales has been in cf-Ibirillf.’ $1116 111111 50111111 111 1110 M0111?

_ ‘ ‘ Illfld been given up as lost after bc- last. thc revenue from sales amount-Hug nflssing for n days‘ The MOP‘ zivin Mission referred to was given‘

Ithat the net profits wore $2,804.-‘pm-mi$51m1 by 1-05.31 gram ncarly‘

[Far North. having quite revolu- misltionizcd the lives of thc people‘ ‘among whom they were sent. These‘ Isnmulants as a result o; the abo“- they educated in Christian faith} tion of prohibition under the On- tario Temperance Act. but that. in

‘of the province have spent

C‘

l try so that most of the natives in a;

mg ‘O reliable estimates‘ w $5Q'_-‘f0l“ unfortunate mariners who may

they can rclicvc tlicii‘ nccd.

tent illegal profits that hlthcrtohm" 11111111111101" 111111111111‘

now legally go to thc provincinhby an exchange: The RcpubllcansiT

trellfillfy. 011d 1110 lli-‘ODIB 0f 1l10l11'9-‘u'oiil<l rather like to be dry and thc 1 vince will be the legitimate bencfici- Democrats would rather like to bc‘Ii

they pay for, without the risks that‘ ‘he impression

EDITORIAL NOT ‘Intent to the utmost of

It has more than once been ob-‘ithing as to repeal. Senator Curtis‘!

of Maryland. is thc most outspokcnf

changed. or it must be enforced.‘ and I am convinced that it cannot be enforced." he says. Governor Smith, of New York, would not "advocate anything that will fringe upon the 18th Amendment." jlbut he observes that "it is. never-

All roads lead‘ to Charlottetown The agricultural meet- The

Looking for trouble is a pasttinic

an intoxicating beverage in

is CI]

common-sense one."

The budget debate at Ottawa has been prolonged for weeks contrary

number of speeches. thus in the ag- gregate consuming as much tlmeas under the old order of things. On m1

85'

to know that he must soon take his seat. There is less repetition in the liar and a hypocrite. for he is ob-

among those who listen and fewcriof vacant seats in the House. Two of. he the "hi: aims." the toads-rs of the joy

For there arc‘its ability to work. regardless of‘

‘ticn of the heart muscle itself, for‘

. ._ . i . . ‘up for repairs. ‘gins a second bent. was (ICVCIODMI field is a large one with abundance‘ ‘gummy ‘n ms ‘much

‘on extra beat. a lulrricd beat. were ‘all recorded by this instrument.

‘sometimes exercise. other times a Ito be charged up against the acro-‘mcrlicinc to slow the heart, and so forth.

i University. stated rcccntly. that ‘ ‘ |‘ physician who has n. patient of this."‘ ' ' ° ‘ " ' " ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' "‘ "

“that from thc standpoint of ethic A ‘nmvcnous and providenmflcg. but from the standpoint of life and. mm o‘. ‘he Canadian airmen ‘n mwdcath. many lives might. be saved

ti L ‘d. and taught them thc arts of IIldUS-'P;:ll-nol150:6_

‘vast region can now read and \vrite“G0d- W0‘ thank Thee. Tm present Session of Pa‘.]‘a‘nc““virtue of Government controLsure-‘and have ébandoned bigflmy_ The/Tm’ 810110115 mime.

,5 Speeding towards i‘; closing amply a revenue-amounting. accord-'Miwion carries a store of supplies

.find it necessary to land whercvcril 11111 W011l‘.\’ 01' 1.110 World's ‘ iAlifl‘ weary of my own.

.1 will go iinci suck llic viillcys The attitude toward prohibition of" nvmfl-‘igntcll lie dczwili among thc grasses “ _ _ ‘ _ _crutic aspirants for a Presidential 11 0180 110 lods and lassies If our three Liberal 1'0l11'0$0111¢1-' "m" “mm by bmwggm” “ymliiomination is outlined as follo\vs W11° W1" 1111011’ 1111111 I have knowl-

“Eithcr thc Volstcad Act must be “ ss“ ¢+¢4+>¢¢+¢+¢ ¢ . LL“ , l.

tireless. a fact that the definition of teffixngfgrgffifgmtiz‘ m” breeding is what one laughs at. One Volstead Act is not an honest. or a should discriminate between what

Q-I-Iow docs an unmarried wo- man sign hcr letters? A. to earlier expectations. The limltof mg forty minutes has multiplied the “M1589 ‘ Q.--What is the proper way to eat a sandwich? A.-—A sandwich is taken up in the

the other hand. the time llinit hasIbFOK

terest awaits the hour when they shall be heard. I

speeches. greater variety. in what If any one in the prohibition ‘ is said. more of sustained Ihierestgosmp feel: Jubilant ovcr the work

any changes in its structure. The nerve supply and the concii-i

the heart is all muscle, become the, important points in his mind. l

One instrument that records the» actions of the heart showing cvery-. thing that happens from the time, thc heart starts to beat until it bc-'

Any irregularity, a missed beat.

Thus with this knowledge. and

rest.‘

' ‘Of all forms of Chewing Tobacco thelPILIIIG' is y -*

Maritime Fisheries are Second t0 None

ND Big Ben plug is in the same high class. It is a chewing tobacco for those who want/a full, rich flavour an

big value for their money.

The plug is pressed so‘ firmly that it is always fresh and moist. The plug form prevents drying out, so there is no chipping, crumbling, waste.

The plug fits any- pocket and is easy t0 031T?-

Mliacirfi 1928‘

‘thefibest!

_; /¢-_.fl_._

Your dealer sells

BIG BEN by the

lug and by the

- acuum (air. t I g h t) Tin.

BIG BEN

PLUG Chewing y Tobacco

keep tlic patient iindcr- observation. thcrc is no reason why he should not livc to an old age as far as lllc sales system that prevails till“) hi5 Own liking the"; Wm gomphcart is concerned. That is thcrczi-Io “nmmcd in mm to “mm the COWIOutario will no doubt "vicw witirbc no province of Prince Edward “m ma‘ D‘ 3mm” °I Fhmmm“

v ‘ r l H nd [or more ca“ A“ a alurm~ me ngmes wmc“ were ‘.c_‘Islaud to bc represented in the Cab- -"‘"" ‘CI a “ ‘ “Md ‘n ‘he (imam) Legislature uQinct cr anywhere. all bciiig swallow-, type should “compcl" him to report

- t . . . cd up in thc new province of Acadia.‘ l0

In fact. whcrc thc physician can i

0 a!

him two or three times a year. Cl course. physicians can't

_ Daily Selections .111“

_ FOR ‘word: ENGROSSED. absorbed: en- and shares by ma“ Guardian Readers -“““‘°“"S" Sufifesflfid“ “mm-v °“g‘°”°“‘ » . I 1T-

‘ in

March 8, i928. ‘

THE UNIVERSAL CALL — Let vcrything that hath breath praise Praise we the Lord.—|

PRAYER-Now. therefore. our . , . . . . Montreal Toronto Halifax and praise TIIE LIT! OI' FIRST PIIINGS. ‘Vancmlvcr Q-Which is the city of first Rcgma things? Moon A.-—l-lnlifax is called thc city of ‘vqyg first things because tho first Pro-

o the silver pipes of morning" shall ciancc upon a hill.

i the hush of starry mldnights shall listemand lie still.

Like hands they will caress mc. I thcfLikc wings they will cnfold. :‘ ‘Government's ability. He savsiro-“nd 111° 5101115 110W bynndleave inc"’*"““°"'“*“""““' I ' And the days forget to grieve lllf‘.

And the nights no more bereavcme] ‘Until all thc tale is told. 1

A

weal.)

Modern Etiquette

By ROBERTA LEE

of good