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THE BHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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liilitor snd iisnaglag Director-J. B. Burnett Ailnoellle Editors-Frank Walker sad l). K. (‘urrls

Morning liaily ifuuildl-d ma?) 8.1.00 per yesr (in advance) delivered. 3L5!) per year iia advance) mailed in fsnsds sud United 311;", ADVERTISING IIIZPIKESEIVIATIVES U.\'l'i'l5ll SfrrfkiS-fhe lieckwiih Special Agency Inc. New York Central

Building, Building,

_ New‘ Yurli Itfily General Motor! llllllllllll_ lletrolt lulerslnia Built! ing, lulnsna Lily, ilillougliby ‘Power Building Chlesgir Si. Louis; Glenn Building. Ailunlaf ' Francisco: 1135 No, 65th Street Pnils dt-iphl.

Syndicate Trust llousdaocl Building, ssu

_ » Morning Maxine Englishivomcn are the nlost beautiful on earth, but when they set out to be ugly they go beyond anything.

SATURADY, MARCH ll, 1933.

LA W ENFORCEMENT

The straightforward explanation of the

by Hon. Dr. liiacfifillan

such a suggestion would have been unnecessary. No one call accuse Mr. Ina. ol’ having failed to take the fullest advantage of press public-

mi

iiolrs av nir wsv

the 'I‘or0nto Globe, that buying has declined out of proportion to fall- capacity. This has bud an unnecessarily in- jurous effect on business from the sales prices at a level- wherc there is no profit and little backing for credit. if every person in Canada able to do so would ex- wisely the

It is probably n fact. says

ing off in purchasing

bottom up in curtailing

and in keeping

pond his purchasing benefit would be general.

We cannot

satisfactory settlement; United States realizes more

doubt that Britain

and the United States will reach 8 for the _ and , years.

THE__ ggnlztorrlzrowlv ‘GUARDIAN

B; Isms; . Barton. M.D,

A RESTLESS STOMACH ACCOM. PANIES A RESTLESS MINI)

There isn't any question but that ulcer of the stomach and of the first inch or two oi’ the small in- testlne into which the stomach emp. ties, is rapidly increasing; in (act, in England and Wales the number of cases has doubled in the last ten

Dr. Jclm A. Ryle directs attention

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PUBLIC FORUM

This column ll open for lhs discussion b! aorrolnoutleuts of questions ol Interest. The Charlottetown Guardian docs not necessarily endorse the opinions of correspondents.

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ENTREATY

Oh Spring indulge not In the treason

Of appearing

Out of season!

Too well we know

Your emissaries,

Those chirping birds, Those sprouting cherries, ‘Those snowdrops Making bold to show Their heads

Without conventional snow!

n. c. M. r. llvsrscron

Slrz-In your report yesterday 'of the proceedings of the Legislative Assembly I read with a. good deal of astonishment the statement of Mr. McIntyre that Inspector Fripps of the R. O. M. P. is s “foreignerfl FrippS is an old and honourable lilnglish name, but evidently the iiouse has its doubts about its British quality in this instance as the statement was allowed to go unchallenged. I quite agree with

O Spring, desistl Who has not found

ity, or of being unduly modest about ally of his achievements as liiinistcl- of Agriculture. If Mr. Sharp has erred in this respect.

Governments attitude toward mo.

ilibitioll eniortclllelli llzis rlinllcd

the atmosphere Oil this qucsiioll.

more clearly that the maintenancei oi‘ her foreign trade depends en- i u, llrcly on the lulrchusilig power of | “,1 Europe. If that purchasing powerfm ls lessened by the need to sen

‘hesc patients

eir habits

to the peculiarities of ulcer patients, and surroundings. arc lean and ller- us men, often tense and muscular,

That hearts fare better Winter-bound!

the hon. ember that _sll such -]if>5ltl0l’l5 should be filled by Brit- lish instead of by foreign persons. _~

Something should really be done --nuui Lambert Jones.

Rich!

v o t I I n

Economical! .

Sold throughout the Marltiuu-s

_l-Iis statement was n tom- de gem which carried the dseussldn out of partisan politics and left high and i111! i119 Qlnlosiiicll criticism of in- Itlsfiity and inconsistency on the Government's part.

huge “m! m gold 8cm“ the A," brisk mentally and physically, They ' the Unmet, are energetic, restless, conscientious, ‘lflniiif- i119 <1°°m °- _ m , intent on their projects, and gen". $ifliif§ n1Fi11111a°1"1'°1"5 15 mm tally speaking not given to anxiety. sight. Mr. Roosevelt knows these qrherc are 4 men to 1 womanafflic- thlngf. but he 5W1 11M 1° Persmdc ' ted with ulcer. Hal! the eases occur Congress of their iPui11-1311b11“ between the ages of 30 and 50, the Weekly Irish ‘Pimffi- period in which worry and work are iat their highest point.” Nervous conditions plny their part and there are more cases of ulcer in

about it.

‘i. as to why seven hundred y,“ flgo the Kmer Etmperor and hi4 people marched out and leit behuit them ii,‘l110l'iUmBl'liw—-HOb u, m; living, but to the dead.

it is to be regretted. But it 1s much lncrc to be regretted that a marl of Mr. Leas ability should con- fuse sell-advertising with achieve- ment, and should assume that be- cause his successor was less adept . than himself in the former respect. he was therefore less vigilant in

I am, Sir, etc, "BE BRITISH"

A Flame Of Emeralds

(K- M. H. ill The Winnipeg Free Press) The people of the jungle did not often leave its shadows in the depths of Cambodia. But once in a willie a. trader ventured in and he brought back stories of a silent City set in the nlidsit of the silent

bones broken under the battle- mcnts of Bayon- His companion had vanished. Saunders held a large ruby in hi; clenched fist and two of these stones were later found along the gallery. Be told his rescuer that he and his friend had wound their way around the unterianted galleries down and

(‘anadian Handicrafts It new rests with the Opposilon members to prove their own sincerity by m. operating with tile temperance or-

(Montreal Star) 'I‘he report made by the Cana- dian Handicrafts Guild showing that Canada. is being flooded with

i933: Add the outside units and they make four: add the lniddie

MACS

ganizatlons, the Government and 1116 (1156111189 0f i119 I961 dlliit! units and they make ‘twelve, which the city than in the country. The bogus imported “Indian handi- down until the-y came to a, crypt.

the Mounted Police in cslabllsh- o! his office. is uuee times four: the W11°1° great benefit or healthy outdoor life min." work is of real concern to "mi- Gmi 8"“ 1°"“‘“‘°°1 “d They bent and slid the stone aside s ' | R 3

tng my; better h“. e,,f0,cc,,,ent ' number makes sixteen and the 111 °°TFBC11I1E ulcer symptoms is Canada, and particularly to the 9° 111d 5 111181190’ tow"- Rm“'m°d' u; gain entrance, At that, mqmgnb XI ‘ too, the carved faces of a four- \-

well known.

Anxiety and nlelltal strain or conflict seem to play a part in the aggravation of the symptoms. A restless stomach

nine is divisible by the threes; 11 is, indeed also three times three. There must be something in i111 this, of good aumlry or iii, or there

Province o! Quebec, where, handi- crafts have a. growing place. It calls attention to the fact that the tourist demands souvenirs and has

their torch went out. A rustling noise caused them t: look up and there poised to strike was s great white cobra. Saunders fled and

WIIEN ACTION COUNTED

A frequent criticism in the 0p-

COD LIVER. OIL EXTRACT WlTl-l CRESOTB AND GUIACOL COMPOUND

lilifiiclllrirly’ in Charlottetown and Bummerslde. To the extent that they contribute to this result, and

headed Buddha gazing out through the centuries. There were legends of an emerald larger than a man, over which forever the tower stood

An ideal‘ remedy particular.

not by ,,,,,.s,»s,,,nce 5,, a campmgn position press is that the Bennett may_1¢ is barely goneélVflblfi-bt? accompanies a a penamt 10;- handicrnft work- he mum tell nu more of haw he

. , Government has been dictatorial l ti is. At all events. restless mind, It is this stomach guard. None might enter within ‘ ly adapted for rslst m, r . gg t. . . » _ nothing in a1 1 'I'h be no uestfo but that _B _ we e and ° s“ m ‘m m“ PM‘ m“ restlessness that first calls the pat- m "a" q n the gates. Even tile wild animals g“ W" ‘md whfle he m] “t m’ irr-tsiinr Connhs and lumi-

we may leave the portelltous signi- ficance of the date to the mon- gers of omens and those who find

tllc visitor prefers genuine work tn bogus, if it is brought to his atten- tion and is not priced too high.

ruby was in his hand. taken, he claimed. from the great bowl tn front of the Buddah. The Budd-

in its actions in meeting emergen- cies occasioned by thc present world

chlal affections. It quickly relieves the con.

finding, will they be of service to temperance and to the principles

ient's attention to his stomach, and he may suffer for years before he

slid by, the tigers and lions giving it wide berth. Only the flower life

they have so frequently professed depression The mne can?" o‘ h i i res, hoping 31- learns that he has an ulcer. d of the forest ventured in. 1111111110115 “m” “d m°'°1'7-'“°"' 11' u, have lit lime “ti” Ywfliily annonnced- W Imp etchest tllleflgumfl!’ find hopeful He will begin to have a little pain This applies equany to ma“?! at‘! orchids hungry for the insects m” “m” ma“ mym‘ He mm “m” ""1 “"11 1"°‘1“°'"! P"- - WW5 *1 Y hflbiteni productions 1H8 11° ec v ' none but the faithful could look pertles o» become immediately

or distress in the stomach, wilfbe careful for a few. days or weeks and the symptoms disappear as the ulcer heals. The symptoms may return:

Inst week two Elnglishmen start- ed for Angkor-for Angkor, the Hrlerald, or death.

‘Hie French government, within

President Roosevelt has been hail- ed with great approval in the same partisan press. Just what would

effective.

It has the Tonic properties of llyphosphltea and the ilcsh producing properties contain-

and agreeable meanings f0!‘ the rest of us. They generally d0-—- London Saturday _Revlew.

absurd that American visitors, de- siring to take hmne with them some memento of a delightful trip.

upon the Emerald figure. Others were stricken blind. But infidel searchers followed along the gul-

HIDING AGRICULTURE

-— h h t should be offered. ll l8 M0 often ‘flies a mm by auntie", but A feature of the annual meeting Bu: tfmjnidt? gmadgadi: h: 11"" "s"! u’ be in Banana -' iihefiifliggflgéglagetigig: giismgtiieftlétn: the use’ “fly “h”? Amwc“ who“ territory Cambodia‘ m‘ h” they coulfi not find the stone if”: i§ifffifmfit “an: of the Prince Edward Island Dalr en e a m n s m on no $111011! B31101” M Pefiamed “h” - ' ' bless-produced "souvenirs o: Oa- 81V?" P911111551°11 and Pmm1s°d '5' nin _ 1t», had gwung into place creosote which is n most i-i. y little medical treatment the use of °P° 3 been courageous enough to act on Ward- He was a, tremendous paci- . “may cort out if the treasure is found. and on": ma,“ Suence p“, ",5 [com-e authentic, makes i‘ a

zllkalis allays the symptoms, and tho ulcer or ulcers come and go for years.

When is operation necessary? Operationis necessary when, in healing, the ulcer leaves a scar that closes or partly closes the opening

Association this year was oi par- ticular interest in view of cer- tain criticisms voiced by Mr. W. M. Lea, Opposition leader in the Ileg- islnture, during the course of the

valuable remedy in Chronic Bronchitis in deqs seated Coughs. Also gives lppetitc and Improves general condi- tlon.

This expedition is not the first- But the others have fallen by the wow and. the forest has covered their-bones. . '

Iitwussibout900A.D.that s mighty king of the Orient, Jayav-

fist. Just a few dflyfi 591°"? 111° outbreak o! the Great WB-l‘, when trouble had arisen with 80ml? "m officers in Ireland over Home Rule, with the Kinf§'5 "time brine dragged into it. Ward electrified

The Handicraft Guild deserves support in its attempt to encour- age craftsmanship and 001MB! in- dustries all over Canada. Mechan- izatlon has done much to drive out the beautiful weaving, furniture-

its mm initiative was outlined by the Prime Minister in Parliament on March 3rd. His statement, which follows, is taken from the Hansard report:

seal .

Now once again man's cwiosit? and pefhlpg his desire for riches. impel‘ two more to pit their strength against the echoing gal- leries. But even if they’ 88111 i111

Get a bottle today. PRICE $1.00.

Draft Address debate. Mr. Lee's , b d clar- ted the idea of R

lddmss m the mam ms nomparh MIR. BENNEIT: ‘Tile facts are the House of Commons Y e o; the stomach 1M0 small tntestlne, making, leatherwork and wood- “511911- °°11°¢v h entrance; eve-n 1g they come tri-

m“ ,n "at," d v that in its first session this govem- in: 111111 “W115i 111° 11°11” mus‘ m’ in cases of long standing ulcer in cflfviflfl 1111i 011m 151111511“ 11°"- pnw‘ m‘! a “mph amidst t’ e umphantly forth width the treas- 2 ‘ c’ a“ “a” a valuabk sist upon is freedom to make laws village industries o; m]; got-t riot of the jungle. The River “ms of an “mm potenmh d“?

which the history,‘ x rays, test meals also show a very slow move- ment of the stomach contenisiinto small intestine, and in cases where despite medical treatment the ulcer returns from time to time.

Mall Orders Given Prompt

ment asked this house to vote $20,- Attention.

000,000 to assist in the extraordin- ary conditions that prevailed in this country. This parliament granted that money. That money was not

Angkor-Vat flowed. near seeking the wide. stretches of the sea like- Tonia Sop. It was on the banks of this niver that the power and treasure of on Emperor spent itself.

Vcfmtribuiifin to the debate. 1t was only when he got on the subject of the Provincial Department of‘ Agriculture that n, strong odor of

without interference from 10rd!» Army or King.” A few weeks later. war having been declared, John Ward was in uniform, later toushi in France with conspicuous valor-

might do something to keep down rural unemployment and prevent a flnther migration to the cities. Canadians themselvei surely should be willing to patronize Ol-

ping from their hands, there W111 swing back the stone of mystery

wur Why the Young Man Needs Life Insurance "

political partisanship became no- d d d , t 1 That is the Erlgllshman- In 11"" Operation should not be Derform- nadian handicraft. It is not as if Finn‘ square "tiles were ¢11¢1°8°d ticcablc. Mr. mes successor to the from ed d u‘ nghhe nsca year time he is always a pacifist, or ed in youthful cases, inlcases where the productg o: Qqnadian crfltg- with five huge gates set at inter- V as kn h 1c portfolio of Agriculture was the at c“ ° Marc 31' 1931' but it thinks he is; but let a war break the ulcer has not existed very long, mm were unattmctivg, 0n the vals. Then within, the palaces and llc needs Life s because he he: to ow w erc I

is going financially. Life Insurance gives him a deiinite financial goal and s. psi-h to that Ioal. Ila needs Life ln- surance because the purchase of Life Insurance by s younl man helps him succeed. It makes thrift a definite part ol his program, and thrift is one of the essentials 0f Sllvct-‘SB- A Life or Endowment policy is an insured savings‘ plan with guaranteed values for retirement.

The Great-West Life is the Champion of Thrift and the Guardian of thousands of Canadian homes.

Consult your nearest Agent or write Prince Edward Island Branch Office.

temples were reared. This temple of Bayou stands today with its circling galleries centering about a tower rising above the pressing‘ forest trees. Fifty towers are about decorated with the quadruple fa- ces of Brahms, intersecting the galleries. The central one domi- nates them alifThel-e is an intri- cate matching of colored sand- stone and carvings of men and gods and of trailing vines.

or in cases where the food moves quickly out of the stomach, and in highly nervous or elderly patients. "In this restless fretful age the most important contribution phy- sicians can make in preventing ulc- cr of the stomach is to advise against missed or bolted meals, ex- cessive smoking and mixing diges- tion with worry and affairs."

was spent subsequently, the whole of it practically in public works— there was very little of direct relief —which afforded employment to many thouands of men during the winter and enabled them to get through without accepting direct relief.

"In the next year, as the right hon. gentleman has said, the gov-

cut, with England threatened. M111" he is the first in it and the 185i out of it. It is what he has b61511 doing for a thousand 319511

contrary, they are among the fin- est to be had, but they are too lit- tle recognized.

HOH- G. Shelton Silarp; and it seemed to be Mr. Ian's opin- km thstmir. Sharp had been uncommonly negligent in his dut- les, particularly with regard to the dsiry industry. For example he, Mr. Lea, had undertaken when in office to promote cow testing, an activity which he regarded as of special importance; "but," he said, "like

The problems confronting P1951‘ dent Roosevelt are of extreme complexity and tremendous 001159- quenoes. The United States bank- ing system has all but broken down, and it must be rescued- There is talk again 0f i1" 11151“ of the

ponionalbls with “relativitw and other verbal mysteries of light. We trust this savant feels satisfied Some words are swords and others are the glittering paraphernalia oi the professional Juggler. Some

Making A Dictionary

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tration."

To this charge lion. Mr. Shanp replied that on the contrary, cow testing work had undergone rapid

marched out! of Angkor and left it

something has to be decided in the to the crumbling silence.

next three months.

heathery hills of Bonnie Scotland to Glasgow or Edinburgh, devot- ing their labels to the production of the tome nhch every wise man

gentsia. are capable of pronounc- ing upon their value. We believe that Coleridge must have been iprouder of having invented the

put through its Senate and House of Representatives between a. certain hour in the afternoon and that

—USE- Brahmin Orange Pekoe Tea

Just how far is the home, or W0- “My name is Ozymsndias, King of

Extcnswn dufing we ms, you, In same evening aq-esolutlon to enable vain-fig unrest, responsible for jug keeps with-n handy ma,“ an ,1 word “emplasticu than he was o’ King; Sold Only in Red Airtight Packages- 1939 mm “N, only m, Mwci," the wmviwliei" 01 Wmml’ i" “"110 d°1111‘1“°‘1°€""b,1”,h‘: rim“ "Mills the "P16111111: having penned the poem “Kubla 1m“ g“ mfulfml" Y” “nii111Y-"“" -.-.-~-___-_---. -__‘ __.- . . . . ' late financial ln- 50011110 be 111195“ ‘Sm 1035111)’ 0! 111i" 13711211511 iilflltlnizc Kuhn" or "The Ancient Mariner." “m” T‘

trons operatic: in the Province. In "larch mm an S bad = r-ivoioils lvtimcs .. ~.» - - - Nothing bcs-‘ue remains lwuud the

. 1 cmlihalnons, l - P r_ ' and is t..e ch ei vehicle oi tnc Be this as it may “tcchnocracy" “ ' "

1933 1mm “Tm 1'-"T‘111-l"'~“‘° 5550"‘ stlwuons m lxcvcnt Li“; , ‘rte’: morbid Piciiifcs. immoral llterfl‘ lnental and material traffic amolls has taken its place amongst the decay

1150115 OPQY-"iifii; ‘V1111 ti 0QFT°5l)911i1' being dean-me ‘ we an spa} turf‘. tin’- i;1°1111°°11°“ °f crime mankind." These strange beings resounding accents of our modem o’ m“ M10553‘ wreck baundless