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PAGE FOUR '1

' THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Notes by the Way

Mly month begin: with Moving

mt sununrruvl tannin

‘ I - _ Day, and it is stated that 45.1100

i, $11112

, of

Iamflleg in Montreal moved 10'

Preellnnt. u“ bemu- s. mum nut-a. a.

' .IJeIt.¢el.D.A.Inollnnen,.l.0.

Killer all l. Iurnut. leeeelnoe Editor. II. I. Olrrle. ThQOUAIDYAN-nbe ‘ heltlo ‘ ,u¢eutl_0r'

tuwle

a. Brown. Ito-p Van.

lallvtny llooietnil.

llulti-e Station -. Unite: Street. J, D. Taylor, Grafton Utroet. Qtrter I ($0., Quofl Street. I-‘rnl linudet. Great our" Street. Mel. McPherson. Queen dtreet. Frank‘ .\. Kaye, ta nut-nu", “n”,

_ , I‘. J. Melanie. Alt-Neill Building, Suunnornidr. l. A. fnduot, Sou l. \\'. A. Johnston, Montague. .1 i, NEW YORK bhulll Sewn Shuttle-B. l2. for. 42nd Street 4 sixth Are titreot l Broadway; (Ind street, Opposite Grand Central Depot; N. lflld Street. i dlxtl Arcana, (Opposite Gitnhei Bron.) anti llutuiing’: Input, Burch] direct, lintrnnou Wool north Building. BOSTON (III tiuutb Sewn. .\.l. Antlleunne. ‘ Now- Yarit lleprarenlntivo-lugrtehtun Ifiuirrl, Inc, Chicago ‘L-yreunutlvo—lf. J. Power.

(I. ‘Io-lint. Kent street Wilt. Steplun Duly. Richmond Illrnt. I. Tholllll White, I20 Elan Ava. N. Twrel, 4-1 Bins Avenue.

. TUESDAKMAT 11',h119fl2_(i'>

l‘ p- _ In. L. Deueotta, re tum-g rant lend. Canadian rl-vers and harbors,

we; s. u. For. m1. _ 3,; ¢;,,_ mtavlgatlon

.\' - 1 . . 11s only natural that ""3119" ‘i new Impetus m legmmaw person shrinks from the anaesth&

111' "M911 ""119 111111 o“ 11119 "Mchfbranches more or less of an imper-

cther dwellings on tbs: date. Since; then the ice has moved out oi tnunyi Sdl- l

ting them free frotn Vtinlcfslltriii-i u. '3: ' tlotn. 'l‘bese have been stoves that, ‘ gluing: W Berle». MD

‘rare quite in the order of nature and 1 {of expected events in (‘anadu at ,thi.s titne of year. The changing ‘season has brought the opening of l0

OPERATIONS

ltruftic and business, with increased; ‘employment the Dominion.

lo labor throughout 1a deep sleep.

_ ,-ents from anaesthetics But in the United Kingdom fahuos‘ unkn°wn~ ‘ t that in f r re /mom-1 one 0r the .mavemen a mo 1m which our

lentous and itt the strongest pos-1Bb1e

Y. M. C. A. DRIVE to attempt domination. l; wa-s

. 1mistake to let lt grow and i1 The annual tappeal for fund-s for

the Young Men's Christian sissocla- lion iu [his city

Within the next rt- wlll be called upon

Igrowing, ,_'!‘ho virtue of tree speech with h‘ hem‘; madWle-githnate lituitcv, has been perm for their an- nual tsuntrlbution and we have nu doubt thi- usual generous response A will l»- glvt-u, UlifOFllllllili-iy tb.s annual call comes to practically the‘ ii informed Lha; more than ltalf Anon,“ member lite fund-s sustaining the Y. M. t‘. A every year from lasts than forty citizvtts and these the‘

for sttlitious utterances;

saute citizens year utter year. are

, contes- ing the throne of England and e F-‘llflfi cltlzctts every year.

lThLs is not creditable 1o the rest.

‘away with it. 01m‘ Th“ Y" M‘ C‘ A‘ 11"‘ a prmmylite Canadian House of (‘ommou cial institution. It is a ltarb-ot- of

iexprewseti ‘himself so he woul

1mm" “”1’°“l““y1li:1.ve been knocked down where h every young man, who comes frommood

the country to the city Then;- in-f t-ltuls students to Prince o1‘ “Hales; (‘ollet-te. studs-tits

rr-fuge for every

uda;

6011888-“1. employees ln our stores, Red officers, lbatlks, warehouses, workY shops. The doors 0t the Y. M. C. A- flre 09911 every day and eveu-' “.15 to a" o! lhe”e'“s gymnusmm element has the franchise and thei its bouts. its reading room are all Open to all young men w to avail

and this is being perntit-teti to dl~

votes are wanted!

11° "11°°’*9-\rith this fire an they played will themselves of the privi- i, in En-glafitt for the

practically uucheckeddtttade general by the sympathetic

member of the House of Com-I uious has at iatst been lmprisonedilul“ he de- yeserved it long before ht- got it. ,on the floor of the House of Commons, openly dew l claret] himself in favor of abolish-l 1

talblishlng a. republic, and. he got 111s their ill-lees 1n order w carry

“m, a nlember ol-ou such public services as are alt-i“? 1111111111111

wt- havt- clrltlroit taught in m m“ 1’u5i'“‘-“”'lte<l school» to think and to tabtl

play itself and to openly promul- gate its principles because the Red We are playing

sake of Brit-

lsible contrast with these iiberutinlf Fund seasouuble changes in Catta-lu

gs, has taken place. The tnlners‘ strlkeflot these

ulcer of‘ the stomach, abd also the first part of the intestine

conditions

mint useful and tiecessary activity.‘ “Whoa for the time made tulilions of’

strike oi the workers in other lint-s I ,surglcal treatment, first.

tion is indicated.

llizatlon. and have been felt to the earth's re- utotcat bounds. 1

seismic shock at the contrcipumry "m““"re'

essary.

Two Western _ ‘lpilltig statistics, state that in 6-100 Th, pa“ week h" been chmflyypatlenbi oil all types and ages operated on l'or chronic ulcer of the ‘numbers l1) the strikers and to lheliégwrgflogfy I22”; Izlzlrglrgsl Zmgtflollgld s" volunteer forces who are sttppiy~,(;p<;rauon_ lTbis tneaus roughly, that of ev- patiettts undergoin solntely necessary to the life ofthe1the “Oerafwn” omy three m“! 1 nation, the maintenance of or'ler1 “we the second qperauo!"

and the security o1‘ life and pro-idqdon; returns h- [he e perty. So far as ls know-n at this Operation was perforated.

inotabie for the additions o1‘ large

s ti cont-plot and th

writing uo real or substantial ad- P11119111 was ""1911" 11111‘? 111B 0111""

_ I utlon.

Yet we have Boishevlsttt 1n (Yan- 1mm“ has bee“ "mde toward a 581' They also tell us tbut these sec- neces- intiivid- _ _ , i _ a-tlti violence as was expected and 1181s. 'l‘ltese were usually those who11Y-111m" "1 1119 111"‘ 1m" lmum‘ 1" revolution and conflscntloni1provltled for, but these were met 10°11 "11 (‘are 01'

tlctuent or the trouble.

111”1"11" oud opt-rations were ant-es have

only increased in numbers snry in certain lyloes

0i‘

their persona

.‘by increased police numbers and health‘ 119mg pamcularly cmele”

quickly disposed of. had to undergo

r vous individuals usually.

appeared in Wales and must soon become apparent elsewhere. Wage ulcer was investigated, and lnfec earners oi‘ the past, now earnittgififlll-‘l. kindling’ fee] ‘he wan, m- moneyditterference with the chemical pro

1

fiours.

RE ASSURING STATISTICS ON more attention

surgeons have been to obtain brilliant results lslfl great

Mytbiukittg.

It is true that medical treatment

_ Where this has been tried with- w day“ “mum ted to go beyond these Fmlts ail-i} workers idle paralysed trade audfout S“"°e“' the“ 311mm“ ‘nwwau’ ,

5, ha‘. [we], yonowed by [he {neyjplhlllufllfy and brought about auenr

able consequences uf illegal aot...l“1’1""“1'11 1° 1'1"" ‘"1" 1" 111° ‘Mllurally ask ls whether tutdersoltls capital and centre oi’ tuodern clv-jthe operation means a permanent

AM [he wnn-un-m,” Ofiqttre. or whether lt is just a tem-

unotiter or even more operations may be nec-

filjat Food, Instinct And Habit

Condensed from The Scientific Monthly (January, '26.)

This is an age in which more and is bel-ng focused upon the individual human being. NO one really "keg the idea orlieretotore civilization focused its

walepborue “My undergoing a surgical operation. 1t 95'3"‘ PM“ buudmg ‘hnmgh the 1 in; flVQrggQ development

of

being. This

ll.

Nutrition is becoming more and more recognized as one of the fun- dulttetttal factors in the problems o privllle nud- pubiic health There was n time whcn nobody ev- gnrgeons, com en thought in terms ut beulth. Pain or [our drove many a person to the nearest 1tl1yslciutt fur relief‘. lie be- (‘lime a patient u-nd there eudedbis Modern buumnlzetl science has made us realize the tax; 11n- age-Old.

responsibility.

tri-tuo vaiuo of

Today we are

Victor E. Levine. Creighton University.

institutions. Scl- ence concerned itself mainly wltn

Yet as mentioned recently sccid-‘sonal ‘Emu-e’ as uslmnomy' £80k“); are no“. and mathematics. beginning to realize that the prn- distressing ailments per study of tna-nkind is the human itrotlttced into ltnly from Germany, tendency cottstittttes atlvnticedn our mode of is this change viewpoint. the directing of our e1’- - - ti h“ “kewiso torts toward the betterment 0i 1e lahlown many recoveries, and it is 111d1“'1‘1“"1- mwmd the develmmuh“ only common sense to try the non t‘ l1 11181161‘ lylle 111 11111111111 1191115 ‘that has brought forth great pro- grasp; in such sciences as anthropo- logy, sociology, economics, psych- The first question one would nat- OM51 “"11 preventive medmne‘

bull'-

i’

even under the pressure of lack of food. The flrst woman who introduced to her neighbors the delights 0f lsatter-ltraut and dill P1111169 111111 111° jpersou who invented the “hot dos" ‘were indeed individuals Bl‘ I10 11191111 11111111139. The first man W110 B19 1091s was looked upon with consid- lerable suspicion. The 111's! 11111" 1who swallowed an Oyster P91101111‘ ed as great a. feat as the most dar- ing acrobat. Some people find 0911-11111 11111119 of cheese outside the pale of b01119 ‘society. though other folks

rave about them. Wines 5911111111115 L care for are not palatable to Ital-

ians. and the wines of the Italian strike horror to the taste oi‘ 11w ‘Spaniard. when beer W88 111111 111'

many gtnllnns found themselves ‘unable to comprehend ‘hOW 1111310“ could drink it. The (11191111011 1110119 time arose in Route whether it W118 pertuleslble to take beer on 11181 . (lays-i. The cardinals who tasted it llftiClfllllietl that not 0111)’ 11111 11 seem permissible bttt that it was 11 tnortiflcatlon to drink it, attd that it was therefore a proper Lenten exercise.

Personal habit dictates onriiiW-“l and dislikes with reference to food. Eating ‘too little 0r 11111 11111111 1” also a ntutter ol‘ ltublt. By 1111' 11"‘ greatest number o1‘ food dislikes u“, baggd entirely on subjectlvo feelings, which can be OVPITOIIH! by habit uud truinlttg.

(tustotr. is also responsible for l! gym“ mpny dietary tiecttliurltlteu.

Lower (lueett Si.

MAY

I . BRITISH EMPIRE STEEL

' CORPORATION

Dom. lren d. Steel Co. Nova Scotia Steel]. Coal co,

s 11, 1926

D°m~ c°li Co.

Hositlon of Bondboide-rs of these

Companies 0utllned_

INSURE

Plstabiished 1872

You May Be‘ Careful

But how about your neighbours '1

Dickinson i-Walbank

Member; Montreal Stock Exciting; A ' '.

152 st. Jame! sat-é»; Montreal

your Dwellings, Furniture, Stocks 1 , etc., with

HYNDMAN a co., Limited

Charlottetown

11-" some places the kidney and liver 1am eaten wllh relish. Tim French

They state further that the ulcer

about their diet habits. Others who the second oper- ation were thlose who were "con-

The new element of hunqer has Snmuonany inferior” anywum He“

The cattse of the return of the

lnqt of musottlur tone. and

° tmnct- o1‘ yirt-vetttlotl is bottct" 1111111 n pound of cure.

e Many 111' us will ask tbc question, a Why xvorry about nutrition? llvrfl nut itistinct guide us tltrolttglt up- pt-filc iuln proper Uililicté oi loud? Bu] out’ til’ lilo greatest advances in modern tmtriliott lies-t lu a rcal-

lluppetite. ei-llletriflily in rc-feretice t0 s [hp human being. in nut a guide 1o proper eating.

Our very ancient sires no doubt

relied completely on instinct 101‘ preservation 0t‘ sell‘ and race. UD to the threshold o1 the industrial

revolution, only some 11m years ago man practically led the same lift-

1 . - . 1 - - 1'. Duriu: 16. _ 1- _ _ I . , _,ccsscs of the stomach, were blamed ""11 111* “"- -““"‘“ w“ ‘gs hey are under the Siiper M, freedom of speech, Freedom necessary to provide iood iorthem ‘for n. the“ long years human imeuev, V1510]! of experienced and qttoli.t'ie'll“.‘lh|n kfgjlimyug “mus is com. 5911's“ and 1111711119“ Th1” 15 “i However in the light of the “an m the process of development, itiltetlthglhoqgfi-eiulgdtlnultgizly] lntErQd-Ledsmendrvme, ‘is Christian and is any 2:25;; imltliotlglglafe utahaxtuyntttlsét tttlnelslizlorglaicg8xlfeg-ltegi1i1fiiul11:11:11?‘ $251M: Mind, indeed. made Iirugiiass, but - ‘ v 1 ra an p y-

slcal welfare.

‘he safeguard me 15511111“? 11119115410 it. that the limits are not {mused around the young men who (f0lllQ:\\'e w‘,

ln v

may have a day of reckon

i" m ‘he 1117' 1111‘ °°""‘1TY- ‘mdling us they are having it in Bug f-"pecially- the parent‘,- dlrwtly ill-Jan“ today

1819:1166. would do much to

stren hn ' l -‘ 1 - "_ '

s‘! e ant to mammn that WATCHWG Us

bllfegitard by mn-trlbuting

1o the‘ fund now being asked for.

There is grave danger that tltoseglterotofore wt» have called the dark

the burden of places of the earth. tbs-t Christian. many years mnyQEIy‘ ia-t not tnaklug the progress that either become weary of weii-doinglhlid been hoped for, not even the

who have borne maintenance for

or discouraged by the nurrownesalprogresls witnessed

. i Ibne occur-and we do not think It our.

shall-—it would be a serious blow; The world has changed much in

to the Christian life of the provinoegthe last hundred years or so. 1N1:-

as well as a ‘serious loss to tbeilions lived in comparative ytmng men who are shortly to be tion. the active citizens of the countryllhe sea ports but there was little lt list not through fear o; the failure tieighborllneos among the nation-t; of the Y. M. C. A. that we ntnkeiitvy lived apart and each for lt- 11111! general appeal. -but because oflself. Today the world is intermin- lite unfairness of leaving the bur- zFn-g, the east is b coming saturat- tit-n of it's maintenance upon the ed with wesLernis-m ;the west zshoulders that have borne It for so with ca-stern-lsm. When only the ntany yeans. ships and the good-s and the pm- Ybot all help who can, whelbcr iiullucts ol‘ each country ‘came to the city or country. The Y. M. C. A. l wuports of the other little or noth- one of the ateadying influences to-Jing was ‘known of the men and the dny ln a world which needs, over women behind th= product. iVest- all other needs, the steadylng band ern civilization, Judged by its ships nf sane and real Christianity, and its products loomed large in —-—<*>——-—— the eyes of peoples who had a dif-

THE WORLD'S UNREST ferent and, in many cases. inferior civilization. In these circumstances Western Christianity as lpreached by devout missionaries looked ln- viting and they "took to it." Now these people vlsit tt-s; they see how we. the Christian nations, live at home. The nations are not living the Christian life. There are

.

Overshadovtrlug all else and else- where the general strike situation 111 Ellfilantl, with the issuers involv- ed. arrest the attention of the ‘world. The question is not a mere matter of higher or lower wages for the miners or any other labor- ers. They have their grievances

f It k. Th ld-t‘ - , The complaint comes from wbut1°wn re u“ o w” e O “m

during the] or the interest taken in it. Should early days of missionary endeav-

isola- IPbere were traders visiting

I I V ‘Sh; beyond these- limits l1 1tt11¢en$‘_.,,.,ke is conliuued and adds a “av-be removed to a. great extant 19w 01 11115 ‘11111jattd anarchy. Let us in Canada see

danger threatening peace and or- der. Hunger at its best utukes tneu unreasonable, peevish and passion- ate . At. its worst it is sure to be "felt and acted upon as “the neces-

Esity that knows no law."

1 The hungry must be fed even if .

1their hunger in the result of their

I Daily Selections

FOR

IQOGO-OO-OQOOO-OQQ-Qfi-O f‘ 0-079‘

May 11, 1926

isentence. "if a man will ‘not work ‘he shall not cut,“ is not enforcibie [in emergencies such as this, even 1f humanity did not forbid its np- plication. Almost a tnilllon men were in the ranks of the unemploy- ed beforetbe general strike was tle- clared anti millions more have been; __ added by the strike. All thescl 'I"IllAY1lt1R—1May we. O God. eve!‘ must be led In a land where l"ootl~,11°'“1"’r 111511“ ‘"1111 mercy 1°’ “u! stuffs must be mainly imported“ WOULD TAKE WITH _ME_' from abroad, and while transporta-i

ln Judgment, thou shalt peel. the person of the honor the person of the mighty: but in righteousness shalt thou {Judge thy neighbor."-<Lev. 19:15.

duatrial production and of exports m,“ cluster

rind stars that touch with gentle sllver_ fingers

The loneliness that sweeps across the night!

tbctrouble may be ended speedily, they know not how, anti It is to be

hoped that. their prayers may be ,

way seemed sad; And l would take the touch of hands that loved me, And whispered words that made i me strangely gladf The very solemn and Impressive] would take with me flowers, blue

overshaduwn the Old Land which will not pass away until pence and order shall be restored.

Would seem to murmur “Welcome ' home again!" —:Marxnret E. Snngster.

the increasing bitterness of the struggle. it has matny of the as- pects of civil war, without the rattle of musketry or the boom of

many Chrisflnns it is true but the conglomerate mass of which" the nations are made up is far from

no doubt and through anarchlstic and Bokhevlstlc irresponsible leaders they one seeking redress in a manner which, if it should our, M.“ Chmman and’ H we” 15 a: cud’ would mm" them mo a slackening ln the drawing power of “w” ha" than h" “an. mmlChriwtlnnlty among those to whom we are sending ntlsslonarles lt is be- cause of the manner of life in the so-called Christian nations.

hard work had over or could ever bring upon them. The struggle is between socialism anarchy and gonstltutlonel government, an lll-1 l“ "'5 look m" “MM? 1" the‘ advised and lli-oonlidered blow ntlm“ “"1 "M" '1" '1' form of government which for‘

centuries bee been the govern-1 .

—---¢o->-—-- EDITORIAL NOTES

I n ‘in Grumman" m‘ n number or leading m. " , u,

it In strangely unlike the been and Quanta! model for oil civilised as» (Donal-dermis gardening is now "d" 01' 1111191‘ 11'"- HN"! 791 '

artillery. But here and there arm- ored cars are moving to their ap- polnted places, squads of soldiers guard the bus garages, tientries in full war equipment and greatly ln- creased numbers march to and fro in front or the Royal palaces and outside "London there are move- ments of troops hither and thither for reasons not disclosed. in Lon- don nearly every bus that ventures into the streets has a constable be- side the driver.

MIAY 1l.—You are strong, both mentally and physically. You are energetic, artistic and good-natur- ed, happy in your home life. a lender in your social life, and gen- erally accepted as a comtortmltlo. rellmhle person. Your love is p110- found, and you never allow any- thing to cast a shadow upon it. You will travel agreat deal. You should live an open-air life as much as possible.

Your birth-stone is an emerald, which means success In love. ' Your flower 'ls' n‘ lily. '

This In not actual elvll war, but

7M mud hearing.

lblfbl-JGRITY IN JUIXRMENT -—l \e ma“ do no "'mgh1°,‘,’:f“,e§f,111mm is the most important factor

poor, nor- in appetite.

tion by sea and land is seriouslyln | were called uwgy from an the crippled. “Wkitter,

And all life's vlvidness and tender

mirth, ' |

The "gum" M waae" M ml would remember ‘little things

has been suddenly reduced to a About the days that l have known l I i t m minimum hitherto unknown for I011 611F111. “Lmflmm 1mm“ V“ 0 ea co , I I. k it , i t —— i1‘

many years. and this sad condition wwlfeaaei W 1‘ "w eve“ '1 ° .“ agfig,‘ must steadily increase until the Th8 yellow shhnmer o‘, pale cum’ I

strike is broken or conciliation et- light, Dafly Lessons fected. Millions are praying that

answered. "More things are | would mke Wm] me menmfles o; By W. L. Gordon § wrought by prayer than this world laces ,

dreams of." but a terrible anxiety T1191 111111911 10 1119 W119" 1111 1119

discourses and services in our city A d JmdrYle11°wé p, "peg," u as 1n ".un]["' a u, m churches on Sunday last did 11m 11 Aerll11111ln"a3'm1°° "1 111° "us." accent the f.

exaggerate the ‘W’. “He” of m“ And their’: l 130% that all the shin» iownN Mlssmmldm): codlcu‘ situation. but set ft forth in its mg Huge“, ‘ m“ 5 ' _

true color. There in no ntlstakiug ‘SYNDN'YMS' ‘Ilexcuaahle’ m”