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Notes by the Way '

THE plection or Mr. Duff, the ministerial candidate in the by- electiou in Atrtigonish-Guysboro 0n

out

I Quotient-I. Chou. l. Inhale. Secretary-Lint. cat. D. A. lacllianon, D. B. 0.

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Idlfidllll"

Vlce-Proaidul—l. B. Burnett.

Editor-D. K. Currie

Doll? Tuesdaylast seems to have been‘ generally expecteddiut his niaiority. of_ over 1100 probably exceeded the expectation of both parties. Thiu result has been brought about chiefly by Mr. Duff being able to

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FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1927

make the electors believe In his 31-559 strong support of Maritime Rights as set forth in the Duncan report

and that because of his connectlo;

A systematic study of "sleep" Know being undertaken

OH. MR. DUFF!

"Large sums of money 111B 1191

HE election of Mr. William Duff

. . -, i "rious-pledge to resign in Antigonlsh-Guysboro has not 31111115 “uswm” mane“ n ‘A

elicited from the Liberal press that P31“ “f Cmmda‘ wild hilariousness which usually

' ,' 70,000 follows the election of a Liberal. 501911111191“ “Q3511” 1

- ' l tie- Tlie almost solemn silence is signi- 1mm" wmch m“! We“ “mug yfl . . t 1 vs lt would almost seem as if dared over a perm] 0 our or

dcant. the "victory" is regarded rather years- as a defeat a potential menace to 1311511111 a” mgh as 151L000’ the party.

Several oi her

has pulled down some of the party's 1' 1“ "x1’e°'e‘1 ‘m1 during ‘he p11"- Smee ‘he public“, sent year the amount recoveretlmea._,ur,.S_

battlements.

.- . - - ~- -~--,~,rh "rn itt " fll ff-v “on of [he Duncan Royal Comm“, “lll lilll lillu u few tiitllion tklllrli } 8 E011‘ 11191 0 81W 11 i? 9

"Tm mmmlutio“ leading m merit) the Dllilcun report without zinv sleep. ‘ headless delay is tirade more ini-

!1on’s report the Liberal press and

- - -- '1 l b Liberal speakers have bee“ pufls)i_ recovery of these tents ias e

secured through examination

footing, hostile

insinuating openly

the

Ui‘

to recommendations

with the ruling powers at Ottayv-"ilnterest by every ‘physician.

“g he could do tnore than hi5 oppon"

Qatar:

in man 1,coutitries and is being watched wit

Just what sleep is, and where the

‘oat Crop or

Canada East

Says Only 70,219,578

v Ono Report inspected in 1928.

(Hizoricua) East looks so diminutive product of all Canada

. of oats. m‘ iii Canada East inspectltl o

and consumed 29,132,331 of oats.

Aliihougb the oat crop of Canada in the eyes of ivesterner; it stops a per- sons breath almost to give even a smaller part of its magnitude of the in 1W3, which was only 431,239,000 bushels

g1 only -10,219.5'I6 was accounted for. Of the total of West and East the loats produced was 292,678,610, bus.

fill? SCOTT.

f

ie a hot Water bottle.

farm for a thousand nights,

that will give good service.

recovered as u result of the work

"One importer has paid itito the

n is m“ ma! “noun been collected in a similar ilva).

the books at various ports ui‘ en-

ent to obtain the redress that

tailed to implement

Commission's recommendations. on '

dorsed by both the

311101111111 tiic government and Parliament in‘ have the frzrm and with the force of’ a1

lllliillilllfilli vote in the rliiul r-o ‘slililf-HCY. The electors have .3110 ;eii with a united voice for remedi By 5U much the duty

. i’ . . Mlperative than it was before. of]

Th

of the hopeful features of the silu

‘ ‘ _ h . f _ l. f ._ tion as it now stands. made by ‘he Commlsflolh A“ um, if)’ dfltl throng lll 011118 i011 lll _

. » . . - h h cial of the Government, prcsumub- mshed b1’ Lompelnors w O a

_ _ - . rh r a ‘ V .- _ ' 1111781 vs: alert . r " 1y with ‘he author“), ut- lhe (my been observing the law and vi Owarg. against \lr Duff was quilt H l a 1 feel that they have been operating 91111111311 111111 1111119.-

crnment, carried on a (flllflpillgli to teach the people that the recom-

Liberal press generally asisumed 2111198“ makmg wrong m?“

neutral attitude from

could defend the (1'0\'f-i‘llfll8lll uliai- m" 1'31“ 111 11111)’ than should have‘ he had 1'13 bmh 1" 1872' m“ 5°“ M

ever course it ruiglii tiursuc ivitliibeei‘ pzmL reference to the report. Not so Mr. Duh‘.

get back to Ottawa.‘ lie knew that

ivoi-k at Vancouver next

lie wanted to when they have completed work there will move eastward. will probably be engaged steadi

at this work tiiitil ilic summer."

every tronstituent-y iii Nova Scotia wanted the recommt-udatiotis of tlie1 Duncan report cziri-ied out to the letter". previous election because he ivns iioi sound oti the Maritime Rights unestioti anti because of other reri-

lle had been deferitcil at u

iac»

THE NATIONAL ANTHEM

_ sons which it is not necessary to which The National Anthem

refer to here. lie took the hull by the horns. N0 half-way doings ‘for him. in this vital question this time, rio matter what action ilie Government might1 take. So he sent a messagelto the Halifax Herald in which lie stated: v "l am prepared to rstate definite- ly that if the findings of the Com- mission ltlie Duncan Royal (Tom- mission) are not carried out I will. if elected, resign my seat at tho

lie would be ‘sound respectfully uuil rcverently durii its rendition.

are still a few who, whet. the a

leave the hall.

ttlitte, .

end of the present session."

in a statement published a. few days before he had stated that the Duncan report “must be carried out in its entirety."

This unequivocal stand on the one great issue in Nova Scotis undoubtedly turned Mr. Duff's forni- er defeat into a victory for him and has acted as a sort of bomb shell to the party. it is prett, well understood from the attitud of certainnewspapers, particularly in the west and from the attitud of Premier King in his refusal In publish the Duncan report, that thus know that there is a disposition to trim the likewise. recommendations of the Commis-‘st theatre

bute of respectful loyalty to Empire, of which our country is part and our people

loyal subjects.

No More.” A certain young lad not keen, declared “it's so odd,

pop save the Queen."

least see others standand shoul they should other

or gathering

aion to suit certain sectional views, where there may be i. disposition

but Mr. Duff has taken a firm to forget the respect we owe to tli

stand. lf the Duncan recommenri- National Anthem, the manager or rations are not carried out in their chairman remind the audience oi’

entirety he will resign at the endtheir duty. 9f the first session. There can be‘ “no mistake about Mr. Duff's pre-

ibelection stand. What he will do some admonition of this kind

1a! a great disadvantage through

"The commission will resume its foundland for

' ’ . . N cvcry respectable gathering atl ‘on m business and

Regrettnliiy 1118761

This is .iri abso lutely vulgar Clilllllillilli of‘ ignor-

The National Anthem is not only a prayer to (he Almighty but a tri- the King and the throne of the British

presumably There are probably some peopl who do not know the National An them from “it Ain't Goin' to Rain

of Skene, whose musical ear wa

can't tell God goes the weaselfroni Persons

"9' One of the objections put 1o

(he was not a native

lY has been

ililil lie lioltis tlirectorsliips iii tc

or a dozen leading companies} Kinny cases oi‘ insomnia us it is

there. Notwithstanding his strong pos

|in Lunenbtirg, Mr. Duff ivas tic-fen 193ml in the last federal cicvliv

played or sung every seif-respect- there when the Conservative purl)’ . . . , ' l lug person, young or uid, stunds 111M113 111111111 L183“ Sweep thruug‘

iout Nova Scotiu. Some reactio (usually follows in such cases. I seeking a reelection in the doubl of Autigonl-sli

1'5’

ll- constituency

al traditions of both the unite

i914. Before that date Antigonis

oral for many years, although Si John Thompson h'ad for a tim

lties. a.

dominant Liberal record from th date of Confederation.

elections returned -Liberal

to (be noted y

overturn which

sought rormhat was ms cm“ argwkille stilrject of much investigation. of the Royal Commission invesli-Iqneitt, and was coupled with a the seat ifrhc

the Ducun 1 regular

. , no sleep, wliil-i: others lll the same will he generally accepted a..- one

n was mmhhe rest of‘ llizi brain was really

of the con-i ‘ Istituency. or even s native of Nova mendations ivere unjustifiable. The “0111991111011 “"111 1111119’ W11‘) 113"°;Scotia.

mayor f0!‘ many YQZIFS!

otherwise l

anrl them is begun. make ii wild scrum- G11Y511°1"‘1r M13911“ 111111 :11“ “urban”, blc for their wraps or ovcn start to use o‘ me 1011541513111“! led L er-

countles. They were joined (DEE-E (her ‘by the ‘Redistribution Act or’

had been almost continuously Lib-

- ' . 7 ‘l r is‘ been elected tlierc by small majt1r-1the""°n1e'h 1111mm and 11 ‘e e

And Guysboro had an equally

The unil- ed counties had also in successive mem- bers to Ottawa. while it is also to that for more than forty years from 1882 the Province ofiNova Scotia had been continu- ously under control of successive Liberal Administrations until the brought in the

is sleep cciitre is located- has been

in unitnuls and lllllll this centre is thought to be located iti a definite lDOTilOll of the bruiii,

amounted to 88,100 bushel. direct overseas export

intervals without Ion our part.

thought

‘his thought, to enter into lilllil mat-t

‘ffllllllg to sleep soothes, and fenr of not being tihie to sleep, iri-‘eitvorls amounted to 18.074300 (b terferes with, or disturbs the sleep 16-5500 111191191 111111911 u. centre of rlie brain, thus preventing .i- !‘\*csi "B.

mleriiselarrclri] tntenngtellleu: that sleep ‘gflaégufggmic ‘Eeamgrtfogiamgs 113 "1' is a progressive act. From wakciul- v ‘re " ‘1 1' _ ' ""' 0 Ofuiess we [Jails to drowsiness. UlPll to s: w _ 9x332: 9dr 0V1“ iiliglit slumber, and fluully to deep n ‘s 1 S r m

You have l{llll\\'il of cases Where Sea?’ cuumries’ 1M5 amount loge

‘shite individual felt that lit» had liatl

movement in lo U. that lie Slept ‘b,

Seed

(room could testify b‘ .m0st of the night.

‘ ‘This is explainetl by llie fact that llie was likely thinking about keep ling ziwnkc, and that part of his vigilant," ivliile

u.

(oats) required for

10,340,912 (‘bl sitore into the next crop year. lShipmerits lby

f.

(sleepm ‘Phis PI-Zpliilila the ‘tired firciing"_ GXDOHPUCHG lly these individuziisntlie

Eastern pool

, . 11' t.‘ ' ' retiring, may quite naturally 11% 111" ii lilfellieafbgizijifltlt znflg

B11115“ 011118 "11116111111015- 1920-23 as rouurvs-isixo 12,229,- ,507 vs 1018-19224! total 22l,.'l~i0,3i9, vs 23,310,419."

|\\'c have endeavored above to give at; correct and recent n com- ‘ptirntive statement of the respec- 111W 51111111191113 at [he ports stutczl ‘ 1111 as possible. I come on 1n 11 Wliile growing Outs llflB lost luucli of its old-time importance iii l’. E. island it has by uo means

fl

rcrilletl, liuve been cured by the

lslintilc method of a. lonil 1015111911’ Llwullt, and going right to bed, iii u‘ 1sort of plcasantly tired condition- By simply lying tlowu with body re lcxatl and biealliiriZ El-‘ilily. tlccpiy, sleep has _i1itl.lll‘tll manner, ‘ Sleep ls very important. even if

l-i ill

, j lit'i'tl lens than we think we do. lileconle =1 negligible quantity. h" ' -' There tire still extensive areas

' "QT Brown and no doubt will long con- t-‘owee-wwe-evewwwwwwv 1mm, so‘ 0m, oats when grown

from good seed of latest variety cannot be outclassed by any other region in the world——especially our best Black and best White varie- ties. New and boosted varieties 11111)! catch ihu eyes of the judges for the time being but in the long run Oiifs will come into its own. it will win as a food for all DUPpOSEB and this fact should be proclaimed. A few years ago our Seed potti- toes were talked down by ti few

Daily- Selections , A ron

d‘ Guardian Readers r vO-OfQQ+Q++fiQ-QQfQ-O

1927

r rl

; January 21, r I

a ru-on lS

WJSDOLIM- \V'iience_ ilie place of understanding? See-lug! ii is liid from the eycs of till living.‘ (tori uttdcrstandeth the way thereofJ and lie ltnoweth the place thereof. e1Job 23:20, 21. 2a.

jection. .Where are‘ Soaring to the skies on

Oats on land and sea—whereever the British flag flies-and that I51 now wherever it can be induced to? spread its protecting folds. Takel this lesson then, farmers of .P. 12.1 1- 911115 l0 your splendid Oat crop,’

for your Oats are bound to striltei the highest pinnacle of success and; in the meantime hold an enviarbler Dosition on the Market-s of the) world Again we caution our fat-mu ers to cling to both the Oats afldl ‘Potatoe-raising pursuits. Cling to1 mixed farming. Keep your lowlng1

PRAYERz-O Lord, from the best bliss that earth imparts we turn until-lied to Thee again.

A WORKMAN TALKS.

"I ain't never read the books," said he, - . "And fact I think you can plainly 96E. ' And I'd be no good in a statesmana part-

Export shipments from the West.- Icrri inspection direct to the U. S. The of oats 4 81111 1119 119' amounted to 5,308,671 (lb) 5,836,134 were elected and the government 51m for glegp ghould come to 115 ut to [he gutted Ktngdonh

’l‘lie oats crop in the eastern ins- pection Division wag 198,565,671 an However mun is different from increase of 68,190,671 the previous Tho” recommendation. were cnganimals, and allows his mentality. year.

candidates ,llfl(l that fact brings them before‘

The amount milled for CillliillillD- (m. m- sm‘... Tm... the thought (y; tioii in Canada was 350,000,575 (lb) thgaiid 781,217 (b) for export. The

went to the United States for consumption. The quantity exported from the Cana-

(b)

‘the United East division to United Kingdom and other over-

ther with 162.100 (lb) shipped dir- l ect -to U. S. making a total 'Rald Of 3,184,009

East amounted to 14,840,319 (b) while

was curried with

later from Fort William and Port Arthur to Buffalo rind Toledo amounted to 41,277,108 and 3,184,609 moved by rail from to the U. S“

restaurant-keepers. on a silly qb-‘and our they today? spoofing the want of them. if is a the market. shame

The same flood-tide of popularity that ltri will again sweep the competition in house,

hauling good la the time to flil the Coal bin. .

t

The Bottle of tlotiifon

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body likes moat it Ia warmth.

Cold feet for a single night colt! ‘mm in dllcomfort than the coat oh a hot water bottle that

Every member of the family ahouid have one. At the trifling coat oi’ 98 OQIIILWO are lolilng an excellent bottle ,-

aa czrrrs us. ‘THE war-re onua stone’

A l. G. IAMIESON; Druggist

zrsnuhmr smear.

it there i: any one thing tint

Would kdop the f";

Wecan supply the very beat

Hard and Soft Coal, also Becca Coke- Don't delay. Send your order today.

A. PICKARD _ & co. PHONE 2401*’ '

OHARLOTTETOWN _ e++++e+

l

Sketches Of ' , 50 YearsAgol '

"oto TIMES ARE PAST; OLD - MANNER-S some"

S

Fifty years ago the newspapers had not ceased to publish P8110715 >1’ the exports of produce from this Province. The following if! 1119 statement obtained from the Cus- toms Department and inserted 011 the first of January 1877, showing. value of the exports of‘ Prince Ed- ward island in the year 1876:

days!

manding

Produce of the fisheries i 168-601

valued at $832,645 and the potatoes ’

ASTOUNDING FIGURES

Fifteen Carsof Maple a Leaf Flour

Sold in this Province within three Can you beat it? report customers coming in daily de- _

Maple Leaf in Gingham

and refusing to accept any other‘

. 4 . A11 11 111111191‘ 0i 1519i- 1li1‘-y'l‘ht~ cause in most (uses of siet-ti- ‘Those with southly movements by 511033;‘: 3g :29 Qlflrlfsss " 72%? brand 3S a StlbStltllte. liitftiliollfi Duff was riot born in Canada, bit iessuees i.- bodily pain. or tiistr-ders‘ Fflil fPOm 1118 WESIEPII 1118119611011 Ci e ‘. ‘ 1 1 ' ' l ' ti i t u low in (‘ar-bciiear, Newfoundland ’l‘1ier1~.i 0i‘ the flelsVtiiifi system. l 11114111911» “mount 10 3.593.756 (b) 0i Amman and me" pm" ‘ven for this far famed Flour and at‘ W111¢11 11 and nus getting goo s n a 1 ‘ 1 ' in other \\‘0l'.l.-i itistezid of telling Which 250,759 (b) were for U. S. 311915 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' " 3301s t ' ' ’ ' l tia-ctive icce 0 m am q h m.» patient u. “tor-Ze" it" and try iolivl‘ vorwrmrmion. rrnrl 8.353.000 1E11""11""fl1 P11111111" 1-"112-1-3‘; p g ' ' .cotc parents. His father lield ' . "r. -' . were w. m.“ n“ m . Manufactures exported ,0 '-. go in sleep, imi t.i.it ll will not. _ D0 0 0 er court _ ,:i scat in the Legislature of New- ha“, him if m, “mun-l sleep "lush i inc..- via U, s, Atlantic pot-m EX. Ships sold to other D . , _ - ' . . ' I,‘ ' ’ ~ -- - ti . . . . . . . . . . .. 45r,"50 e r. .. S .22? "’."..°;‘.l..i‘.’"1§; 5252.2; strait".manure? ..:;:".?.;.f.i... a -r - week o . ova co is rn ...t an as ing wrong wz. , - 70R m) “were éx _ . .. ~ i , , , - - - ported via (‘ans- i ~ . _ . the greatly prospered in lbursrness as ztllisglraltlt {lira}?! the ‘xiii-use of Slim uluu Atlantic part5 making :1 total Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,,$1,s33.t92 We (1931 wlth the mp1 chants only n 11811 1119101111111 111111 Hilliwivlwt‘ “(Mains ‘excmngreadmg or a Kan"; Export movement or 23,561,170 rbus. The oats exported iii 1876

Lunenburg. in tit-zit town lit-rm, briage m, intensive gum, Dermal Comparative figures of export muounteu m 134056;; ‘pusltels, 3tt>r-i~z1,tf.

Retailers

This rspeaks»

exportetfainounted to 692,359 busli- C- Jf-‘Ilkiilfli els, valrued at $180,770.

(Many persons regret that there is now no statement. and no means of obtaining an approximate kiiow- ledge of the amount and value of our: exports). On the same date, January 1st.

Close of The Year i876 Onwardr thy marcli;—~iiu lingering _ step is thine; Years puss away beneath tnicasuretl tread; No liour of rest awaits thee, Faili-

lliy

i877, it wus announced that the S. e1‘ '1'1111@Y s, Northern. Light, “(typed by ML On to the future, as tlic -p:ist has i. C, Hall's icc cutuing apparatus, 111111.

and sixty men’, sitcceeded after the A brief. bright morn, an ago of‘

lapse 0f a. foriuiglit in getting fear uud 14100111.’ _ , clear of Jlillsborough Bay." A world of beauty crumbling to The l. C. R. authorities have, Jefifly. '

u-ttmn a few days, refused w “c. Point Iii dim shadow to the silent cepl. P. E, i. Batik hills. ‘Traders 101111111. -

WllO may liar-tr freight bills to pay. AH earthly ivvs and sorrows fade and travellers who want tickets 8W0)‘.

have to hunt up some other cur» cency wlierewith to pay.

it was remarlked at thc etirl- of 1876 that "there are prospects that 1n asylum for our insane will ho erected during 1877. But we are still subject. t0 the taunts oi‘ iluli- goniuns respecting oui- Poor House I10spital—or rather re-

Aiid thou tire victor over all below

Thy circling waste of empyrean light; '

Sun, moon slid stars-wad prophc

cy of ivoc!

Must sitillt ‘beneath thy touch in cliecricss tiight;— '

Yet from the ruined mass shall

God restore.

In" renovated guise, His

in this decent community, work of