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PREMIEIS‘ CONFERENCE.

TTAWA, that is, tl10 Federal Gov- .-

01111110111. is preparing the atmos- a

pherc i111" 1111- provincial premiers ‘hose Cumpctem ‘0'adv‘5c_ He se_ ‘and delrgal.cs_i0r Lhc arduutis unduuured a high place m the work“ lprobnbly. 1111- controversial work 01"‘ thc

Inter-provincial

111 say 11 is preparing tl1c delegates tcr 1111- Cunicrciicc. H0 that as it

may, t

next week begins wit11 a public

1 ___ _,_-_ lholiday, so they must observe the a‘

profitable business. In recent years he has developed it amazingly by 111s own efforts, aided through 11is

co"fe"cm“' sullilblflpfflfll. everything he produc- :Pe1‘l1aps 1t would be nearer the mark es_ To “old ‘ms mace ‘s now ms 1_ .

job as a true Britisher. ‘highest place ‘ I V 11c delegates. according to our‘busmess_ He 15mm‘ the mp in bub 111111‘ .1 press dcsputches, are not going [clam cheese‘ bacon‘ and over the w “

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11.1» _ |*“1,|;\“S0l.llE down to work 1111s week. Thenflm egg productkm and pr‘ce_ 1 ‘ ‘of the House of Commons. Canadladintcstine, and then again in lsrgclbe quite willing some of these lmes’ notably baconlsenators are quite as democratic 05411105111“?-

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n}, m, u“ “Mm, “um” ‘ltlvely recent limitation of the

power of the House of Lords in the 'Mothe1' Country. Over therela bill passed by the House o! Commons and twice rejected by the Lordabe- comes the law of the iandmotwith- standing its rejection by the Upper House. But the advocates of such a change i11 the constitution oi’ the Canadian Parliament 11111 to 1.51111 __‘ into consideration the wide differ- ences between the Houseo! Lords and the Senate. The points 0f differ- ence are many and only a few of them can be referred to hcre.

\'lrc-l'rilldenf—ul. II. IIIIIIMI. Annovllfle Editor-J). If. Uurrln.

wn seeking by expert advice from

The House of Lords consists of1

iarkets and is able to sell at a rea- ‘he soverflgn‘ m‘ by ‘mtm o‘

I110 has thc the seed putmqfor the 0111-1111011

11fe—28 Irish Peers! 151 by ‘election

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THE CHARLOTTIETOW N GUARDIAN“

sical work,.with the for eating delayed a. couple of hours, it would seem only natural that one‘ would want 11. real big 1n ul.

ll l. 1' tl 3e l.- oflice—Law Lords. 12 Archbishops l-‘.l,ill“ll$ll:i“f.l? [uni an“ L and 24 Bishopsgr 141 by election for truccd to this cumbinatiun 01' uveurl fatigue folluivcd by a heavy meal. . ,'1‘l1is is especially true during thc Parhan“mt—1c0ld weather lScottish Peers. It is a distinctly also,

aristocratic body and its member-l_ d‘ _ ‘h ‘ h ‘h ‘ ‘ _ _ 1s a eay 1n 0 s 01119.0 ore is “mp is almo“ as nunlmous “s m“ going 111 be further delay in smalhnever saw thc person whom I would

I EATING WHEN TIRED

One of the mistakes many indi-

viduals make is eating a heavy meal when they ur

tired. Alter a period of mental or phy- rcgular time

It isn't. to be wondered" at tl1ere-

stomach for

without undergoing 111110.11

1111:; 111110 illnesses can L10

Now it is just‘ abpn

suffer,

for cold is 111110101‘

You can readily s00 that if there

'I‘l1us many cases of illness

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fi l) ‘K111111111 their time twirling their

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Penslar laxative Cold Tab- lets do their work in twenty- four hours.

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.1 city, then by the Federal Goverrh‘

“the Federal. viewpoint, is a good

1 1:1 government which would place‘

thumbs all this week in the Capitall‘

with its many‘ temptations. They arehmw‘ ‘O take a firmer grip and ha‘ “being given what 1n the vernaculai-‘what “e has or m relax ms gnpm‘ may be called a. whale of a time. ‘lose an‘ we have a rigid System U

They are to be entertained by the

1111111, 311d then they are going to

1 l lcloubt, pink tea and other refresh-‘ lments will be served and where 'beauti1ul ladies will smile upon them’ and put them in an amiable concii-‘ tio11 to discuss the various provin-

cial and inter-provincial lwhich may be laid before them by1 ldesigning, self-seeking premiers.

l The idea, from the Oltawa, that is.

question

one. What could ‘be more con-

ciliatory than a whole week of Ieast-‘SupKmed with ‘he best and we can. i1 mg and mutual “d'“'mm°“' “hall 51111 only the best. Let our motto be

could be more conducive to friendly

lrelations between the delegates and‘

1511011 glorious privileges as those

lbefore them? From the far West 115

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inspection in all lines. 110111 must not be relaxed or

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t. 1h b th H n. M .Mothe1'- ' . . . . , , '0' i men en y e O r ‘modified’ It 1s our sail/anon‘ It lsiccssive Conservative or Liberal Gov-

. . lbecause of its “nwlaxing rigidity ernments. and from-time to time the y ‘mud up Wm] a round. of golf on u“ that “'9 have bee“ able l0 “Md °‘~“' majority in the Senate changes from lotmwa GO“ Club Lmkswhere’ nobwn in the keen competition of thesclcm; parry m the other and back ,mcdern days. 1 .spection is unyielding that no in-

n his own hands.

That sys- l

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ferior products go out into the mar-, ket and this being known. our man‘ ket is assured. Let us hold the trade we have by complying with the requirements of ‘ l be. This is our only hope. Com-l petition has’ never been as keen as

it is today. The markets are‘ being-

"What we have we bold." We know

110w we can hold it. -_-—<-0>—~-€- IN IIIS IIEART.

‘ “d Th _ t however m‘ "e threatened. The danger is from-members of the Commons‘ and 10' M‘ 9y a“ m ' ‘ ‘ 1Wi1l1111r I101 from Outside wmPefi-ttbougn they 1111111 thel_r seats for life tion. The averting of‘ the danger is"their positions are not»

,1l1011gl1t to be due to overwork, can ‘really be blamed on the overeating hered1mry_ after a l1ard day's work.

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ARE“ PARENTS PEOPLE? _-_

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l. compare favorably or unfavorebly parent of. past generations? what extent can parents be lblamed for juvenile delinquency? iAnd in what respects?

3. Can a parent, by controlling environment and co111panionship. mould the character n1‘ 1110 child as desired? -‘

4. D0 you believe i11 L111- principle

Does the present-day parent-

fure that distress ensues. because Should it be before or after 111111"- thut 1110111 lies i11 thc ' liuurs , 1.111111011111111, owing 111 1110 tiredness 01' Peer-S Wlw hold U19" $‘-“-1l~‘1""l1 bY_Ll|1-_wl11)|1- body, nerves 111' (_-()\|1‘,'~;(3 m- education 1101101110 might do 11111011 111 hereditary right; 121 by creation 11f eluded. .

of parent education? If s11. wlnil should it include?

5. At what age do you think ‘parent 1educatio11 should s1t11r1? ridge? v

6. D0 you think the 1110111111011 01' health as a major 1111111: i11 :1 part-111.

increase the physical well-being 111‘ -

.1110 country? < I By Sir Robert Falconer

l Preside-111, University ul' Toronto

‘ I d0 11111 know 1-110ugl1 about cun- ldlliuns t0 givc any answers that ‘would b1.- w0r1l1 consideration. T1101 011001‘ question I ask myself is, if you arc to educate thu parents who is to rdo the educating? I should like t0 ‘have been educated myself, but l

to accept as my lteacher.

The last question I quite agree ‘with and I believe that the more we ‘can instruct parents as to condi- tions of health the better. Of course,

It is for himjThey are all on a level with each‘ d pointment, their tenure of office an

t the modest property qualification ‘$4,000 in real estate.

It is because our in- again. ‘exercised an independent judgment lwith regard to measures brought be-

1mons and has rejected or

. Liberal measures.

FEW nights ago a lady was

of‘

Senators are appointed by suc-

The Senate has repeatedly

for it after having passed the Corin- ' vitally amended both Conservative and A Senate that

would be merely a rubber starup

‘the market. however strict they n1ay‘wm‘ which to sanction an gavel.“

mentmwasurcs that came before i1 would be unworthy of the name of a legislative body and ivorse than useless.

' We have no Established Church in Canada and consequently we have

lno ecclesiastical dignitaries in Par- *4*¢++0+~'00000-0+00»¢00004l

llamcnt: The Senate is not called to: exercise judlcal functions and c1111-‘

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d work to d ‘sense.

0f the clay after the day's work is;

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Now the old idea that a heavy I also agree with the idea that par-

‘ _ ‘meal should not be eaten when youlents might be given certain very d Other 11S l0 U18 lermswf the“ all-have some hard mental or physical simple principles in the matter of - o is\s1ill considered good general education but they have -t0l

gbe imparted by an extraordinary It is wise to eat thc hearty mcalllype of person. ‘ By Hon. L. A. David

clone. However it is just here that 1t Provincial Secretary, Province of short rest of twenty to thirty minu-l _ Quebec.

10s, lying clown on thc right side,‘ As far as the matter of the parent will rest nerves and muscles to the moulding the character of the child point where the hearty meal may by controlling environment and be eaten with absolute safety. ‘companionship is concerned, I be- "As mentioned before, if any por- lieve this can be done to a certain 11011 of the previous meal is lying extent. I am also a firm believer i11 undigested in the stomach, this the principle of parent education.

lyi11g 011 the right side will syphon but the question of what it should‘

it into small intestine, get the include he considers a very wide stomach free of food, and ready forpne. "General hygicne,"_ however, the next meal. . ‘sounds suitable.

So when you are very tired try‘, Parent education. should start be- rest awhile before eating. If is is im- fore marriage, but the exact age possible, then a “small" meal, con- depends on the mentality of the sisting 0f an egg, a little bread, and individual child. Heath should un- fruit with milk or water would be doubtedly be one of the major topics W156- _ ‘in a parent education scheme.

Further. if when you arc tired y1111 could get a good sleep or long résg --_~--_¢0<=>-----__ this would make up'i’or the _s1nal1‘,*°"*4*+"**¢¢+“-+<\N@N

quantity of food eaten. 1 1 Because when you world hard, lest 10nd fond are essential. Also as‘ BY ; ‘ ROBERTA LEE

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‘a heavy meal may “upset" you, and‘

start trouble, therefore a little more rest will answer thc purpose.

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l‘ en the precaution

1 1i1npresslon has really become gen- ‘ leral and many still believe it. How-

" " 11m" we have we 110111."

the lions and the lambs shall lie to- gether. in the 1111111411111 hall, in the private drawing roum and un the ‘golf links! Any dnubts that maylie ‘lau-nl. in thc larensts 0f some preju- ‘diced delegates as t0 1111: wisdom and integrity 01' the dominant factor 1:1 thc Conference, the Federal Gov- 111-111111-11t, will b0 drowned out atthc various fcstivc boards 01' struck out‘ ‘on tl1c friendly links. and by next Tuesday, the social and political at-, mospliere will have been cleared of all electric 11nd static disturbances. encv- will begin 1111 full stomachs and cunrpuscd minds.

"1111- agt-nda, with two 0r three ex- Thc excep-

lIX-ptions. is kept secret. l tions 1m.- provincial subsidies—wl1icl1

lhus been public since long before

lthe conference was called, and the] (amendment of the British North: l The latter was made‘ public as a feeler. to ascertain in ad-‘

vance some idea as to what the dill,

l America Act.

‘ferenfprovinces might think of it.‘ lAnother feeler was sent out in ad- lvance to sound provincial opinions '11s to what was. thought of Old Age Pensions. the different governments havihg been asked some time ago to make suggestions. On this latter,l Premier Saunders has already com- mitted ‘himself, Old Age Pensions being ‘one of the main planks in the

-.1‘.,1 recent provincial election. ‘ 1 The Federal Government has

tak- to correct an "impression" that has somehow goLI abrbad namely that the Federal Government was gplng to prescribe the subjects to be discussed. This

ever the public are 110w awaiting the finish o’! the feasting and the en- tertaining and are ready to listen‘ land to see what they shall see. ‘

wnnlvvu nave

1 knocked down 011 the street by‘ 111 cur driven at unlawful speed. True.l ‘the lady 11nd taken a risk, forgetting: that. it is not always possible tul judge the distance of an approach- ‘ .

car, forgetting also that cars are‘

ing

often drivc11 at unlawful speed. The‘

sequcntly needs no Law Lords us a‘

special class 0f its membership. ll. is. Guardian Readers

lthat tl1e driver of the car, knew 1t

and 1110 proceedings 0f the confer-l

‘alcd by the pupils and students.

car barely brushed her, but so grcatm was its sjaeed that its force threwlel ction. As 11 legislative body it is This far‘ apart from more moderate in its jinlgnicnts than the House of C111111110ns. It stip- .plies to legislative operations a1 I easurc of control 1101. unlikc that

of the governor i11 11111 steam en-l

her down. the unlawful speed, the incident might have been an excusable acci-

dent. Wlmt was not an accident was

gine on the flywheel i11 1111- 11111011- had knocked a woman down, and not

knowing whether she were hurt or __ _ _ killed. drove 011. -Tl1e act makes him Moreover u"; Sam“. “m; jmlmflf Had U"? Wilma" hem-its existence abundantly ‘111 1111- pasLl m1 inch 01" 1W0 farther‘ Out 011' lh@‘It has saved many millions 01' street she would almost certainlygmoney to the country by refusing tol have been killed and the driver of tncgsuncilon meiwurvs 11f which the‘ cm.‘ n- apprehended would havelYukon Railway blll was 0110 01' many been tried for and pmbably convict-lexamples—nlensums whim‘. had ed of murder or, at the least, ofl

inery of a factory.

a murderer.

passed the House of C01111111111s. If‘

the Senate has erred at all in such. manslaughter. In this instance be ma“s it was in penmmng ‘O01 . . 1

was most regrettably, not apprehend-‘marw bms mvqlving reckless and he escaped. an unconvivtvd needless expenditure 11> become law.l And not a session of Parliament has‘ passed in sixty years during whichl not have known how nearly he came the colmml h” n“ bee!‘ illeallYl to kmmk a human bemg‘ one of the indebted to the Senate for revising greams‘ cfimes under ‘he law‘ heand improving the measures that‘ may not. see this comment on his were enactflL

conduct, but the incident should prove a tdrrible warning to reckless drivers. The woman in question 0s- caped death by a hair-breadth. the driver escaped penitentiary or thc gallows by the same margin. This margin does not always intervene. EDITORIAL NOTES

ed and murderer. _ He may have been drunk, he may

It ls so far satisfactory that. among all the irregularities of the atmospheric conditions throughout Canada we have as yet had no freezing weather in our fair Prov- ince. November has come but‘ the

and no snow has fallen here. Other Provinces have been less favored in that respect. Thanksgiving Day is ncar and we should all be glad t0 loin in expressing gratitude to the Giver for a multitude ‘of priceless blessings.