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, FUUR ' ' ‘ ' .==._ --fri-fr--*_ I P I 5 I. il '-F--1..e.,. - _ Notes By__TI'le Way I

THE CHARLO

President-W. Choate: I. llelmre. H. P.

Ueeretary-Lindt. Col. D- A.

Editor and Managing Dlreetol~J. li. Burnett we

Alaoclata Editora-Frank Walker nnd D. K. Currie

v|¢..p|».,|¢,,.¢._,v, 1,, nun,” The local Liberal organ is lore and

llullunvn. n. a. o. refuses to be comforted. so far as

have seen. other newspapers of

that ilk have accepted their defeat

larllnl Dall! (founded

U37) U5-00 Par year (la advance) delivered. in 8

“-50 per year (il advance) mailed In Canada and United ltatea. grid

more or less sportsmanlike way are content to await the ma-

TUESDAY,

‘turity of the Bennett program with-

indulging in hysterical predic

ns. By assuming that Canadians

The Butter Tariffs

' The local Liberal organ,

few days ago predicted

farmers would be exploited _

Conservative tariff increases, nowj profmses to be greatly worried about , the danger of these same farmersI

exploiting the consumer by "sky~, rocketlng" the price of butter, now,

that the unequal competition fromi New zealand is to be eliminated.

The trouble with our contempor-

ary in both instance-=, of

its disiriclination to accept I ties pledged word

Prime lihriister. ’I‘he assurance that

the Governor-in-Council has tlieI

power to reduce or remove dutiesI wi-iere there has been any effort onI the part of the producer to exploit;

the consumer, arid that this a.ctionI will most certainly' be takei: if the

occasion for it arises, will, we believe,

prove quite satisfactory to the great

majority of Canadians. The press

catering to the minority opposition opinion will doubtless continue to'

croak and prophecy disaster. Mean- while, however. the Industrial and

agricultural interests of the country, as a result of the Bennett budget.

are already looking forivnrd to an.

era of development and prosperity. ` So far as butter prices are con-

cerned, not even the Liberal organ- has dared to suggest that an increase sufficient to give the farmer a rea-

sonable profit on his product would

constitute exploitation of the con-

sumer. What the Canadian dairy

lndustry needs is li. chance to get on its feet after the body blow dealt it by the King Government in allowing New Zealand butter to flood the

country aft one ce:.t a pound duty.

When production again exceeds de-I

mand. and we are exporting butterI msicm or importing it, ii will bcI time enough to worry about "exploit- I ing" the consumer for the benefit

oes

which a

that the

under the

Iolxvsa, is

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of the dairy farmer

If the Liberal organ d not BETH I ii-ith us on this point, it can find solace in the pessimistic predictIoiiI

:if its leader. Mr. Mackenzie King,I that the prices of farm products,I

:iespite such tariff changes as haveI been introduced against agricultural'

bnports, will continue to fall. I

Lord Moynihan On Cancer

The address which Lord Moynihan.

president of the Royal College of Surgeons, delivered recently before* members of the Canadia.-_l Club ini

Montreal on the subject of cancer.I was at once disturbing and comfort- I

ing. It was disturbing in its reitera- I tion of a truth that this dread dis-I

ease of world-wide distribution is_

increasing and with fatal results, inI all races and in every climate, from I

the A::"..io regions to the tropics. It;

was comforting because Lord Moyni- han was able, with genuine con-I fidence, based on wide eXP€ri@UC@I and profound study, to convey HI

bright ray of hope that caicer isI _surely curahle, and that. in fact. a_`

definite solution of the cancer prob- rem can be expected ere long as aI result of the research work presently

going on. There is a further grain; of comfort to be obtained from the scientific support that the are-vid@iilI

of the Royal College of Surgeons

was able to give to a. view that many people have hesitated to acceDl1I hitherto, namely, that cancer is not I

contagious. It is not conveyed from I

one person to another.

It is well known that the death

rate from cancer has been steadily

rising for a number of years, ii.ndI that singularly enough, it has ad-_ vcncce with civilisation. Ncvcrthc-I less, it was a shock to many of Lord

Moyniha.n's hearers to be wld so pointedly that on

this continent u well u ln lhe British Isles and in other civilized

countries current statistics show such

a distinctly high rate of mortality. The shock will have been Pl'0V°il¢d mvucaiy ii it ni-cum s more serious I public interest on the subject. The I cause of cancer remains obscure. and

in mi; reqggg und Moynihan could.

SEPTEMBER 23, 193| out

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I _*___* - _ . tures

IObviously, as the Chronicle-Tele- of

I ~ Editorial Notes

great service to the cause of intemal

trade, especially one carried on by a

splred so high a delree Of 60.1116- UDDI.

not. of course. counsel any better :re compelled "° purchase American safeguard against the disease thari_ ed The Pamot puts up B case about

consistent individual care to mam-Iincreased In-mes for cgmmudigies in

tain physical fitness. to rise supreme I general use which probably may dis- Io feaI._ but ImmedIaI_eIy to obtain tlirb some of its most ignorant read-

professional attention if and when ers but will only be laughed at by

men and women who know. anything

‘hm 5I‘°“Id “*"’°“"si'"'Ip‘°’“°’ “'I“°h about trace. will that organ tell its might jumfy f°5I'» Since in "fly readers why Canadians should pur- operativc treatment lies the surest chase American or other foreign pfmnise of cum goods when the same goods are

available from Canadian manufac-

in Canadian markets and at

relatively approximate prices? The organ would be well advised to coun-

_ sei Canadians to purchase Canadian

The press comments, republished goods igstead of appealing to the

r he People Are Satisfied

I in Mondays Guardian, on the Con- ignorant mens them and trying to

I serv-sftive tariff changes reflect a gen- in ioe them to believe that they will

obliged to pay a customs duty addition to the regular price of commodity.

eral opinion that the Premier has. at PE any rate. shown the sincerity of his m

_ _ _ th

pre-election promises. The independ- I ___ ent Q‘1@I°°° Chr°III°Ie'TeIe3I`aph , From the quiet little room in which sums up the situation concisely when 1);-_ Bunting carried on the patient it .-..°.;'s that the vigor ivith which the investigations that led to the discov-

Govemmem is pI.OI.eedIng In the Im_ ery of insulin to the splendidly

plementation of its pledges does not Eg3img;dB;/_£;;§h§§5;;;°ho;§§;;uf; merely leave the Opposition aghast, Tmomo Is Indeed a (ar c______ But but comes as a Siirlinse to many cit~ had not Dr. Banting labored to such iveiis who had expected no more good purpose for the benefit of his than a perfunctory gesture, made for kini T°1'°I`Ii° might 10118 have fl?-

the sake of iippearaizces, at this time. :_;1_‘;d__“:__t:_5“;f tg; I_‘;‘;t_I_t_;‘_;I°;_‘_I_IE;

medical research.

graph points out, what Mr. King and

the Liberal press are most afraid -if -

The stage must - sometime he

is ° t°° conspicuous Success in hand- reached at which the displacing of ling mf “n9I“PI°i'm°“t problem’ human labor by machinery has to which would place the Bcnnelt ad- stop. There must be consumers ministratioii firmly in the saddle for for what the machine plays so large ~» ever' are not wohymg over the pre- human labor, and human work(;li|-s divamflli in “'hI°I* th' °PP°‘I“°“ must be rea and clothed. Food will finds il-Scif. Mr- Kin! Bild his Dirty continue to be needed no matter had eight years in which to put their how nearly automatic the machine theories into practice, and the judg_ becomes. There would be no work

ment which Wu rendered against for machines if there were not peo

_ ple to be supplied with the necessar-

their administration on July 28 still ies of _"___ Any tendency of the ma_ holdf 8006- chine to upset the balance is sure to

be corrected by human ingenuity, which can commonly be depended

'With U18 CB!\RdlB-fl f.8l‘iff Edd-I

_ thyroid or other glandular condition. and'

What

Quilt!

lame

_ _...mt soon. Ah \.I.\A'l\`0W.\ I . CAUSE I

Should it show a rise of even one de- able

I frequently calls the doctor. only

I As you know a youngster, or even believe that in time there will be mil- ,ws for the sake of 3 pr-incipig Bea. I an adult may have a temperature oi lions oi them. ; :cu successively on thc tariff issue. or ,_ Read what he says:

I nial. In fact most of us will .-:how a fall

:little temporary ciisturbance in the inate Istomach or intestine can raise the I into

no attempt should be made io reduceI ties this temperature by fever re:iiicing_i1a-‘I

I . y 'rcrlff

An annual m‘0p of five million wild __ Iduolrs is enough to make the mouth (Ottawa Journal) I

cf the rounhchi Intel- md thc rin-, Libcni opposition ih Pu-iiuncht to .II ada”

ger of the hiuiter to tremble at the. Mr. Bennettu tariff changes must.cali I

.rigger, says the T0r0i1i»0 Mllii Bild i'0l‘t-h little m0re than amused oJn-

Empire. It is a vision of the Ontario tempt. Had Mr. King and Mr. Dim- _ game and fisheries department and. ning cared more for their fiscal priii- II C

ihoush some °f us may not live to lee sible; six months wc me thought less it. there is nothing impossible about, about winning the election. their at- `

it ultimately. Experiments over a ..tude now would be justifiable. entit- humber of years on Shallow water: ,cu respect. But what happened la.-.-_

-_ Ima marshes in the north have shown _.ii-ly was that Mi-. i-:ing md iur.

I have SPOKUI i>¢f0l'° 8b0\lf~ i?l€Ithat wild rice. celery and other aqua- _Junning holding office to be mort

mistakes mothers make in using tl e tie plants on which these birds feed deux- rf, mem mm-I anything e1s¢_ be. clinical thermometer so much wi‘.hIea,n easily be grswn, and on nearly _ gmygd their old pI-indples and 31119;

I their children. Even when the child every water which has been so plant- begun, prgtectgongsgs to sc,-ve pong. _looks well enough, is sleeping andIed the increase of ducks has been “I ,xpedIm¢y_ brought in l mcg

Icating well, the mother for "safe‘.y'sI remarkable, There are at least 5,000,- buds" 9° hold on to power. They, I _ I_

Isiike" will take its temperature. 000 acns of water in the north suit- were In iegm that ¢v¢n.in polIticsI I for this Cllilivaiiim- and 3350 f01’ holiesty is the best policy. ‘ ’

gree she 'begins to worry and iery _ ine birds, and at the minimuri rate ofI In |g31_ in 1935 and 1926_ the gon. Co ° I ‘f

one bird to the acre it is easy to ..;I»I-ative party went into the w_ilder- 1| I n ef

w'i¢l Ducks B 'rho Million '"‘° °PP°‘“*°l' And TI‘°I

|97 degrees F. in the early morning From the earliest historical time. ily the bedeviliing of the tariff issue. , _ _ _ _

I and 99 degrees F. at four o'clock in pcrhHDS. H0 00lll\i\`l' “'15 ill-iiHbii¢fi_ they kept their flag flying. stood bf I c°nf°d°r'”°n hh A”°c‘m°n’

I the afternoon, and be perfectly nor- tlurlng the spring. summer and ea.rly I I_h¢I,- flag fiyn-Ig_ swgd by their guns -

_ _ _ by so large a number of swans, put, 1,,-1n¢ip1¢ before power, _ I d'fference of at. least one degree be_ 5:6656 B-iid dllciis H5 Canada- T" de' Today they are profiting by thel

-tween the morning and the lateyelopment of agriculture, the in- courage. No one can now taunt M: I afternoon temperature. Also any' crease of population and indl<¢rim- Bennett with betrayal of his pledge. I

slaughter drove mvsl of lhS11i;w.th hav_ing said one thing in oppoa

the undeveloped territories of the = tion md done another in power, wit

temperature one or two degrees, andI 1l0rli1. Bill tilefif are Still nlimy Vl1~\'I€- I trimming his sails to every veei'in_ _

visiting the country. The ma1lard_ bI~e¢z¢_ He is free to go ahead been °aII°\'1 me “,'I1d dufk °f thi* honesty and carry out his policies,

drugs. The use of a purgative orI world. It is a coslli:iIplio1n_ III I5 different with the LIbeI.I

cneina of course may be indicated. Si1f=’Cl@-=. Pfoselliffll Of _Cllr d0' I They cannot now attack Mr. Bennc. I as no; hcuime in recommending your Com- '

However where a youngster or an im'-Siiv breeds of ducks. H J°y lo lh<=_ -uoi; honestly or cr-fectively-bccaui..

adult has a persistent. temperai.ui'e_ lifl£1'l1HiiSI» and SD0fi»Sm¢’D» and iI'l_.al1 that l-Ie is doing 3 what they every afternoon for a number oi' days_ €\'€I’y Wliy Olli” i>€Sff Wild dllilk- Bull themselves tried to do in an election _

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W. G. B066. \

Bm); or Nova Bootie Building, \_ _ Charlottetown, in-..i.

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This gains: Ii-°.:‘°‘......;“‘.ic~:i..f:..“5 “ir V5 II

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Toronto, Ont.

Dear Sin:

. Re: My Policies Nos. and _Z-.

A1 you know, I had a Policy mature some yearn

ego, for $l.000.00 on the Twenty Pay Life Plan, gg which time I took the probs thereon and left a Paid-up Policy, which has been continuing to pay me proiiu ever since. I regret that this Policy is not larger. The point I with to make is that I ahould have bought more at an earlier age.

However, since that time, I fine pieced four nd- I

litional Pnliciu with 1ou,malI-.ing a total insurance '

| now carried with the Confederation Life Associa-

| h°0n of $4l,750.00.

pany to the insuring public. _

r _ Your: truly, '-

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oi: weeks even if the temperature is ‘IS Cilil’f bfefdillg Sflllllids are HOW the panic and in an amateurish way less . . III

‘ - , _ . Onoeamanorwoman takes outa Confederacr Lf --

Inot unduly high 100 degrees F. to “'@S»€‘iI1 DYOIUICCS- the N0l`iI“'~'€5€ Terr, than four montlls ago. on I e

I 101 degrees F., then it would be very_ l'ilCI1'i€S and British C9111-mbia. It iS_ Had the Liberal party in July nail- _ - - ' . . _

cm____On mst 0_1 the SIL Lawrence _ ed mek o_d “___” _lag to me mast almost uizzarrably -Piacc further mmrance with the I

unwise to ignore it. There must be “Ui ,some real cause; something more but

I The physician should be called iii' “~`FUId 110 fillubf be Induifed t0 f0i10W

‘and any and every suggesnon he oihers of its species to the new feed-

Imakes regarding the needs of the ill!

I far aspossible. f Wm

Ibe causing this “low fever." as it is_ the Icalled, that it may need patience onfduck ‘t-he part of everybody before the act-I Ifmvef ` ° m 9-1' - E Ml. th I ual cause is discovered. I BTNH-Winged and blue-winged, are

it does breed in some' oi’ the I gone down Wm-I it flying, they would I- _

than .1 little ludigestion. . lllfl'»`fIiS‘S ill W@SI~€l'll 0l1I18fi0- and “Inow challenge respect. They would I We have recmtly issued a new Confederation Series

7 bein a position to fight. As it

Kl‘0\mdS ill li0\'i1i'l&l'll 0!1if8l'i0. b2-I still sullen, and with most of the coun-I

case should be met by the family asI “ll-ie if' l'¢SD°I\dS ellsiiy to Pl'0l»€C- I try but cynical and contemptuous ab- - insurance are strongly recommended to wrime for pee- 2

and encouragement and is easily I out their continuous fiscal gyrations, I

I There are so many things that may ilfcpagatedi In ontarm' Quebec and I they possess all the pathetic futility _

Mai'.t.ine Provinces the black of demonstrated Intellectual di I

til( th I f its - I -

es e p ace o near re h_n¢5|;y_

Th B11 fl Th f bo Therefore. whatever the reaction of

thc country to what Mr Bennett is Aggnggigtiqn //,-'

pulicy, he or she is so thoroughly aalisied that they

of Low Cost Policies, with Total Disability and Double III

is I

Wilii their betrayed friends and allies'I Indemnity Accident Benefits, and in the II

proita of the Association. Those contemplating furthe

ticulan. Une the coupon for convenience. III

Confederation Li e

_ It may be a low infection fromf “Ummm ff°'1il M3l'lif'°b1 and Bl'iifIShI doing, It is not likely to influenced, Had -\ Toronto .teeth, tonsils, sinuses. large iliieirtine. C°I“mb3°~ lh°l1€i'l the “mer bfeefi Icither one way or the other by the at- I F 5 5, fy

I..pIIen,I1x_ gun Mudd., Md so ¢,,,Ih_'-°-:-=1i~mr.1:-' in eastern Canada. 'I’h@Ilituiic or the Liberal opposition. And I ` "= _

Ilt may he the beginning of some te”

I It may be the early symptom of rpcirt ng ducks. In the ofiliioli of epl- means sm-nethmg

‘ -`u"~s. the carives-Irnck Is the king of

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are the smallest of our ducks the people least likely tobe ihfluenc- .Y ”' -"_ -'”` being swift fliers, are g°.;»¢iI ed ue mm I0 whom Liberamm l

1010

_iyrillolri fevcr. I ~ -- I I

I After ,ai Smki If rt th -the game ducks lt i; a more c~mmo;i I §UU°§ ` H U

I iii ngeo ecnuse_ \- - » Ils likely to be found because of theI mlgrant In Quebec I‘~`~d in ontario- 'methods now at thé dIsI-,D531 of theIIts chief breedng grounds are in the

Mr' Weirys Good Start umm to be as reS°“r°°f“I in s°II"Ii.1liysici.1n. Ivrairie provinces and the Northwest

. -_- 1118 8042181 problems as in investing

Hon. Robert wclr, Minister oi ag- l1l¢¢i1a-i1i°i11 devices.

riculture, has lost no time in getting A down to business and obtaining re- $13 suits. "The King Government talked the for years about encouraging the cat- this tic trace and getting lower height ‘his employer to sive the man I1 Job,

rates, but it never Bot anywhere. the empI°y°I` has Said that he For the past 4 years there have been _ he

no cattle shipped to England. Mr. IsI,y_ Weir has been in office less than two _en

months, and already he has secured

in the street and restored it to OWUEY. Who was so impressed by display of honesty that he asked

thinks he can fill. That is to

a 25 per cent reduction in freight lfmh F’-“°I5m and C'-“\1m“l\|Sl'l1I _ .

have gained ground in Germany-_IH _ g “jg an mem °" y°“~,Iramc_ aheldy very __n,oma_bIe_ Fate Powder, Perfume,

h owcier dont ignore a temperature,

ey ave the lure M shmt cuts 'DI' that 'Del-sIsII_5 for some days_ can EI ---_- -ie Y, Tal¢umf R0|lg€, G16.

rates, and last week two shipments, In

bound for England, left the Winni- Iweary tra‘.eIers_ but Russia and Italy peg St0¢i<y8!`<iS-' stand as evidences that the shortI

cuts lead into swamps and de5¢n_5_

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That :in English Liberal Free Tracie 5;;

journal dlsapproves of the Bennett oth

protectionist budget is what was to be No ii. Scotia coal mines, and the expected. What would have been P°°l-‘I9 Of this Province have viewed

news would have been its approval. with “Ian” “id dI5m*15’ the il”iCrcBs-

____ 'illsly heavy importations of coal into

'fill-°» country. Added ic this in lore

Halifax Herald. that Nova Scotia t look for coal sales; there is na.

Horiiymoriheu thh' ‘ -"

‘ e n mon as I Ye&l‘S has been the growth of the Tonight the yellow tide of leaves parties have remained in the public E. A.

gone by since Mr. Bennett took over I “Red” coal menace. The late Gov- the Govemment. During that brief Iemmént was solemnly warned eriod a period usually devoted by I against this but 15° these W&i`l1iI'l8S r

P , | _cw Ministers to getting acquainted I it "Id _“° “”°“‘I""'-“Id P°IIii°°1

DFOPB-kinda in this City and Province

I Drs H_ L_ Alt and M_ H Bm,kér__Tcrrit.ries, There are also bairi

I0; the Pam. Bent Brigham H0s_,_Im_I paites. spoonbills, piritails. i~e:i-heads IBQSIQI1 re th b‘i.cbill= whistlers wood ducks and

I'0pening_ only 173 had B pErsIStentIp7efcrre:i for grad and oihers for iiemperature whose cause could notl the" g°"ge°“5 "°I°I”I“g- S be disco-.-cron at the time. or thcecI If “me I" “II Uf i`~"“3° Simi” “UH

_cases mat they were unable to III,II0W_ be attracted in millions to the wi.:-te

I . --_ ..v . .va ‘_ I I

n, hI up. tivcnty three later showed the` “a'e‘° Qf the II“"~I' “hit 3 Pa‘~dI=¢" if 1 0 er m thc first vacancyithat I _“my cause__IubercuIosIs_ cancen 5 the territory vsoulzi bcczme for sports- I ‘

I ` Imen natulall=ts and those \\ho talzc

aiure worry you. It is Natures meth- I n gre” and od of n Im an I, arothei- inducement for the tourist

doctor. I “THIRTY YEARS AGO

*Wi _In the “Thirty Years ago" column

of the Edmonton Bulletin. the oldest

om! I At the Convention of Alberta Con-

_ mm 's:rv:t1~.'es at Mac.l..ecd. nomination

BEFORE WINTER. fered Premier Haultain, He declined

The w;nd-witch rolls her ragged Bennett, who I1¢;~,¢_-.ggi Much \,I.Me:.

siee\'es- Ibis run under the bridge since Frank

Oh, shut my door against the dawn' I C`i\"" p'-nneei that pa~a3“aPh but all

Will lap tl-ie _Ietties of the lawn. life cf the Dominion, The reporter is _ now a m:mber of the Senate of Can- 'I’Iiere`s still a song on the south ada, Mr. Haultain is now Chief Jus-

. lagoon, ii-.c SLr Fredrick Hanitain Mr. Ben- And still a leaf on the lower bough' nrtt, then a stripling lawyer who had

In9WSl>l\pcr in Alberta there I;

. ' ~ » I Di>¢are:i .

I’ '° U" Canadilll lllifild. says ? Ire:cntly the following Item: , fume (5oc') wlth each

and nomination was offered Mr. R.B. ` . Prepaid to any add”

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w0,kIm KI, ,_ I ___ , port at or 34000 patents - -~ ' - _ . P T U t

C en" man °"" Iadmmed into the hospnal Since IIsIcthcrs of the species. some of then: e

.vy-.15 -r jr

Preparations

l art dis , h _ ` I ~ ` ’ -

the employer seems to have tak- cmuse ease r eumawm or Dt~herI pl-ssure in the mere fight of birds' f nlgrare now showing a

his I-_oi-he and address. “D_______ ___ __ _____e me ___ zmmr I1,_;__ ex____ns__ ___ me ___m;_______e___ SI_°__I_I u ine of these superb

*` . , - . ' ot be t it would become Toiletries inclUding_

For a short time we

are giving away a bottle ' of Evening in Paris per-

GUC8297 ‘>’°"D`CfUC"2-"5C‘.

box of Powder, the price $1.00 being for Fac

er market for th .

V 9 _Product of_ for the House of Ccmlnons was of- Powder on]y_

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or lm an 1 Heil-llily WHS put Out to defend this But if a hope be dying soon, j".t ` ` , y_ .

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Ministers have nsade a survey of un Iimposgble course and an sorts of “_ mployment devised an immigration cuses and apologies were primed In

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Give It a grave in the black hills_ I5 HOW Pfelllier Of Canaria. _

now Mr Bennett did not then succeed in

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D0liCl'. liken SWISS t0 “SSI-it as- I Hn emit £0 justify the continued im-I entering the House of Commons He ` E X T R A

riculture, launched a campaign in |’°mm°U Uf R11-Ssilin coal.

Oh, shin my door on the ngkm MGI" shortly afterwards was successful in

favor of Made-in-Canada goods,I _”` A song once built in the hilh ¥reenI e“f°l'i11X the Nftfffh WW '1`°f1’il°l’I&lI S P E c I A L

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summoned Parliament, secured a.nI ’°"°'“ "1"

think with contempt of the ar

the unemployed, and made a majorIwork is vastly more important than

legveg; _ Legis_d.ure.

I all Ii he c cu to wee All three public men have seen the

eaves. Alberta and saskatchewan, have wit-

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BPPYUPT “If °“ °f 52° 900900 *-0 h°IPIcollector, yet the performance of thatIBcfore the witch saws down my NOW* We” Teffiiilfles divided into

revision of the tariff. There is no Imost and theequal of any. one of parallel for such vigor in the whole IWW °!'yihE needs of the City of Char- history of our government. l°tI”"°w" I5 " 5375589 ¢0U¢¢l0l'-

There is probably no city of its size in Canada that is without this of-

tention than it has received is that _to ou, cm, ;II,¢he"_

in which he announced it to be part I of the declared policy of his Gov-.‘ The principle of nrolectlvn ls ull" ernment ID cam on on A large scale dominant in the fiscal policy of Can-

e. propaganda movement for the use I :;_:e"::l;};__‘lT_?n:;G r2;';"s;e_7e°f_b°b; °f C“‘"‘"°“"“"l° ¢°°"°I’Y°*‘° °°“' Iihc brood foundations uid by its ndlan people. The department ol Iablcot ststesmcn in isis, a founda- trade and commerce is to direct its If-ffm Upon which rested the most

activities along that line. A oov- "°°°"°'f_ihY d°"°i°l’m°»1¢ md PW-

emment ampnsn to mm" ma perity experienced since that time.

mm’ d°m°'"d 1°’ 5°°d' °‘ h°m°I Unlike those of some more politi- productfon will undoubtedly be of- cunt ML Bennett., demon pm_

mises were not uttered for campaign purposes only. I-Ie is a man of his

aovernnlent whose |e.&,r hu in, Wtlfd lhd WUI fulfill his PIHIQGS, $11115

setting a standard I; public life at

Ottawa which hu been wanting for NIM Fill. . -

A passage in Premier Bennett);

_-Edwin Quarles, in New York Times. Uffssefl “id U-Kell lift ill thi “Bill

over the ownership of the natural re-

Lord Slamfordham is champion 5°'-“'°°'» "ld 115” "V05 0° S09 $116 l‘¢-

secret-keeper of England. As private °°‘”‘°“ *'°Wm°d V’ 'fill Pl`Win°¢s “lil Isecretary to His Majesty" King Y°”- ` George, he has handkd ghousmd, of Mr. Bennett is still in the full vi- royal 'secrets without once having 3°’ °f 1"’ "Id I1” ¢“°°|'°d “WH ll d_|-,I,|g¢d my Inn-,,mm°n_ H, Is "_ career of larger usefulness. The his- and he will soon have completed I0 ' I'°"`““ °f 3° if`°I“'° h"“°° Wm MV* yen., In HI, Majesty-, ae,-,,|M_ much more to say upon the subject.

_ "It is not so much that men are Ibeing tested todayas that domocraticI

I rule is on trial. Thoughtful observ-I ers are following the trial with some anxiety, wondering what will be the final outcome of democracy! strug- gle with the difficult problems of unemployment and the high coat off living. Not impertinently, the quea-I tion is often asked whether organized I democracy is cutting a better figure in the crisis than the world would :see if autccracy was in power. At nfl events. it is manifest that in some I.~>.Inti-ies the We of revolution il not

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