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Notes by the Way I

THE Budget Debate at Ottawa last-

ed nearly a month and brought out a succession of some 140 speech- es notwithstanding the new rule, lillliting to 40 minutes each speaker's ume. This was all unexpected re- Milt. There is no evidence what- ever that the voting at ,the clos‘. pf tlll- discussion had been influenced or changed in any respect from what it would mar.- oeen had the division been taken ‘ mediate- ly after three speeches had been delivered on each side. No debate oi‘ like length in Parliament in many years has been less fruitful of new infromatioil or new ideas.

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Daily Selections FOR Guardian Readers #040

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Secretary-Lint. (Jul. D. A. Iuillnnon. n. ll. 0. lditor and manager-J. I». Barron. Aclvolutn Editor-D. If. Currie

MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1928

AN OPPORTUNITY. true-blue speech on the Draft Ad- dress which, no doubt. the Alliance Bulletin will publish for its gramma- tical purity and sonorous platitudes ill support of the present enforce- nlent of the la\v. One passage in Ml‘. LePages speech, however, it is to be feared will never find a place in the Bulletin. After denouncing liquor in every shape and form- even as a medicine-and declaring the intention of the Government to enforce the law as it has never been Shall half of the members of the enforced before, Mr. LePage beganln°u5e °f c°mm°ns ‘eel impelled ‘L9

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to qualify his statements. He was‘ggjfiurfigetlaéclgtogeghfizl: atvfisg: wmmg‘ he Sam’ t° ‘lshut his eyes" and so much public business yet to tovnny medical man sivlnz a pers0n| be transacted, it looks as if the ses- a "scrip" when he knew it would sioll may be prolonged into the hot hm he abused in any way, i; the season with the usual high pressure __ . ,, I t th 1 I ‘ . paucm wok a “me drop once all-llcfulscalnucll ‘tlltlilsgfllfrlixlel’? blirilsirfesshli: week or 5°’ and was in the habit ofiypressed through with frantic haste "Kcellifll; B drop in U"? liollsem-yand scant consideration.

cvcn if he was not sick in bed. ‘ '

WITH an additional subsidy of 5165.000 from the Do- Ylninion Government. and a yearly growing revenue from auto- mobile licenses and gas tax, now Bmmlmlflg to over $100,000. over alld above the revenues of Ya few years ago, the present Government has a splendid opportunity to do some- thing tangible for the province. S0 far the prospects for this are not very promising. They have already missed two excellent opportunities. TEE INQQMPARABLE}. wisdomjA delegation representing the Prince is more precious than rubies. andlEdwflrd Island Teachers- Fedeyb

all the things thou canst desire are _ . no‘ w be compared “nth hc,.___ ilon waited upon the Government ‘asking for an increase of salary.

So far this has been notably a talking session. Loss length of speeches seems really to have leng- thened the debate. And there ls apparent danger that this may prove irue in the future part of tllc session. There are many contra-l iersial questions yet to come up.

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Prov.3:l5. 'PRAYER,__May Thy wisdom, ovfThc Government turned them down God, enter into our heart andlflat. The teachers had asked them knowledge ‘mo our soul‘ “y! ‘for bread. and they gave them a

UNSATISFIEI)_ " The wllolc country had de- nlzlnded this increase as a right. to

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‘ Bu Iolnei W. Barton,

now T0 show‘ nowu rm»: HEART.

I have spoken before about ex- amining the hearts of movers/and mentioned the fact that Johnny Dundee's heart rate was about 58 to 60 to the minute, which is l0 to 12 beats slower than Wllrll’. is cor-- sidered the normal rate. This sim- ply means that the iriilned heart does its work with fervor beats. ne- cause every beat is strong, and a large volume of blomi is pumped out with each beat.

Just set ivqat all advantage this is to the athlete.

‘Research men have been experi- nlenting with athletes and non athletes, and have shown that the circulation in the non athletic type was twice as large when they took exercise than when at rest, whereas in the athletic type the volume was three times as large as when at rest. ‘

You can readily sce therefore that the athlete can do the same amount of work as the non athlete with‘

work and oxygen.

This was very noticeable ln 2x- amining recruits for the army. Tire athlete would have a heart .-. 66 to '12, and after a stationary run of fifty steps at “doublc" lime.

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THE LATE JUDGE MaoQUARRIE

(A F‘ne Tribute by an Outsider.)

l1 is not tile Island alone that bin-i suffered loss -in thc recent ilcath of Judge MacQuarrie, but as the sud news travelled through the different provinces of the Domill- ion and across the border into tile United States. a very wide circle of friends shared the sorrow. Tile late Judge was in a special degrsb the emboillmnt of tllg irue Islalvl spllit. Whether due to a High- land train in the blood, or whether due to the virile life on the farm. or. whether, in a measure, a com- pcllsaticn for the privatiolls of foi- mer days when Island produce di'1 not command the market as it tIO“S today lllc Islander became noted for a certain vigor 01' mind lllld a iletcrnlillelhcapacily for llnrii wnrk,_ lllut llllldc him victorious when- mully another would Iluve failed. It ivas so with Judge ‘MIICQLIIIPFIB. Ovcriukcil ill the Ilflllll) of early

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Which will you leave- a legacy ofbgdielits and worries or abequést, of happiness and protection?

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manhood by an affliction that (le- privml lllln of 11m ordinary use n! his limbs, he llid not abandon till: struggle of lifc. not spend futile hours ill replning- He could iillll , use his llelill. l-lis indomitable spirit mastered his handicap. Ho entered l1 lawyer's office. lie

wrestled with legal problems as ' he bud llollc with his misfortune. and be succeeded where only Krlt i?" and determination could have Q won u larK"

bi-ncll he carried with him the re- spect and confidence of his constit- lGIiIiyl. ‘

Ilut IIIU eliarlli about. the Judalfl was that wit-ll all his lllasltcrfuiness h“ never 10st his gentleness nor his

-' a Wrist ,1 PLEDGES 1r PROTESTANT ORPHANAGE

Now DUE and PAYALE IN full.

The Trustees here begin a six weeks special Drive to clear the remaining debt. You gave us your promise—keep it.

- Don’t wait for some one to “Go After You.” ~ . . ' ' Forward your settlement TODAY to the Treasurer. ' - A ' » i

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"Only a ilotlsclnaidil" Sllc iuokcdl very humane suggestion, but hardly‘ Th“ h“, wage of temp", ncehvpwnuld Show n hem.‘ rate n1- about . ' “ " l i There We" 11° ~__... -..=.=...=._

from her kitchen. ithc teachers. and as a means to keep Neat was the kitchen and tidy was‘

she’ gthcm in the profession and in the

The“. a; her window n gclnpstrcssgprovlnllc. but the opportunity has 58'- Stitchim? ‘been let slip and as a result there

“Wee I em stress. how hap y 4 r I-d fie h» p p iwlll probably be n further exodus of

O u Q I I teachers. “ ly a ucen,“

orable gentleman's speech. wherein Mid £00 little “You Slwllld" l5 the doctors were denounced for issuing lmprcssm“ °f Thmmnfrew Mex’

"scrips" to bootleggers and high heaven was invoked to crush the

m kwlliflg With the 113st 01’ the lwn- suffered from "loo much you shall."

icury, which makes a strong plea for |the revival of tho‘ oldtemperance lsocieties and methods of moral sua- sion. The Toronto Globe‘ endorses this view by saying “the friends of

drink traffic ill every shape and

SI I k d ' , the wamx w o0 c owl‘: The need of a Sallatariuln has Fair was her kingdom and mighty long been stressed by men and wo-, was She’ -men of both political parties. alldi

There sat an'Emprcss. with Queen- , for her daughters; [the consensus of opinion in thcl

“werer: Tghpmpress’ how happy ' province is that such an institution‘ is one of vital necessity. The Gov-. sun “Exf-‘ipmgmfrfilty they a“ °f themicrnnlent has declined to do any J - Eve. in her daughters, is always themling- excelli- t° PR5’ m‘ a ch95‘ G zflmein Ed l _h f zdiagnostician, and we understand lve pliigpfi‘; en. sic sig 5 °" a1 the Red Cross is to pay half of this Give her an ‘Empire. she pixies forikqxpense, For some time past the a name. . . ‘ , _Ohvel_ Wendell Holmeszfted Cross has carried on this sel-

licc at its own expense.

l,» The Saunders‘ Government is go- ‘ """“' "".‘*iing to do things. if we are to judge

Modern Etiquette , ling the present session by the Pre-

BY ROBERTA "EB {inner and by his supporters. They » ""a““.‘”"“."."” =are going to revolutionize the whole ivcrks. They are going to greatly improve the roads; they are going to so improve and encourage horse- breeding on the Island that there lshall be no further need of buying horses in the Western Provinces; they are going to compel the grad-

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' Q. What should the very thin women avoid in selecting her clothes?

A. Straight vertical lines.

Q. If a reception includes a guest of honor. should that fact be mentioned in the invitations?

A. Yes. it is preferable to do so.

Q. When declining an invitation. is it courteous to give the reason?

form.

90 to 100 to the minute, whereas the non lltillctc would haves. pulse

rate oi '16 to zlfl, and nft-rr excel-rise would be 103 to 11210 the minute.

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Now the tact that you are not an

athlete needn't. worry you, because your heart will respond to the same tfilhg.’ that made the athlete's heart slower. that is exercising plain manual work.

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temperance cannot arrord ‘to "ignore suggestions of this nature‘.

IIE KNOWS IIIS BEANS. ___ of the liquor traffic can be develop-

A question ivas asked the other daylecl and ‘built up; it cannot come by’ in Parliament by a western law“ “Y5 The Globe"

member which shows that the farm-!

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c: is much more concerned with the in u“, wakg of prohlblflon 1s th I

bearing of the gal-m‘ on his own abandonment of temperance educa- products than on the products of tion and the substitution of force. This artmhlAn arbitrary law enforced with a _ _ p club has aroused opposition every- iar question related chiefly to beans.lwhcre_ Temperance education has although fresh fruits and vegetables been abandoned in order that pro- came with“, ",5 5Com; The ques. hibition maybe exalted as an Elev-

tion“. wanted m know the quanmy enth Commandment added to the IDecaIogue and of equal divine auth-

anq value of beans imported lntolority. ‘To that end Holy Scripture 58113541 i" m9 fiscal Yea" 1926 andmas been distorted and perverted. 1927. and the Minister of Customs; ' '

replied that 14o 405 bushels had beenl T"°“s‘"“" °' ‘°.'“p°"“°° “m” _ ' ' iincluding many who once advocated entered in 1926 and 595,924 busheslprohlbitiorh and’ other thousands

in 1927. The value was $362,064 invwho consented u, give n; a [flap

one case and 351263776 in the otherfhave, after a quarter of a century

This had taken place in the face of? under its sway. become convinced of I

. _ ,its failure. its uselessness and the a specific duty of 25 cents pel busilel.| unscundness of the principle on

Here we come into acute contacflwhich h is basecL They are how’! with 8 Sitlllfiltlln Whldl 8065 t9 l/htflas freelllen. in mental revolt against

urban manufactories.

l One of the evils that have conleimore blood ed heart therefore has a great ad- vantage over the non trained heart whether at rest or at wore.

pneumonia. appendicitis. or serious ailment it is ‘he ileart that

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A. Yes. it is courteous. but not

ing and breeding of bacon hogs, etc.

It was not unusual to have a

“heart which was beating 90 to the

Sentiment ill favor of the hbolitionhnmul-e at time of examination Iv- duced to 80 after three months of

physical training.

Not only that, but illis means

_ that even when the athlete is not exercising. his

heart is pumping with each beat than that of the non athlete. The train-

I Now when you remembe" tila: in any

practically decides the‘ late of the patient. you can understand the importance. of having" a strong trained heart.

If you weigh, say 150 lbs. and were to jog or do a Stllldllflly run of 100 steps in front of your open window, you would thus :aise 15000 lbs. or 7!.» tons clear of the filor within the space of one minute.

If you then rest :1 minute and do 100 more steps, you will have rais- ed altogether 15 tons oil the floor within tilrce minutes lalne.

This mucll work. or even half this much. done night fllfld morning, will usually slow down a heart in three to six months.

It is to get a strong- llclrt and

work.“ which is simply slow lun-

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happy disposition. brighter spot on the lslalnl than his hospitable fireside. Ilui bet.- lcr still llo never lost his faith ill (lull or mall. Ill» never resentful the Providence that llail laid such I1 heavy lestriclinll on his activit- llldcerl. as years advanced 1.1g 11-115: grew deeper; and he left this world as one who was lzoini: to his llollle. and he has bequeath- oll to us the 1028.0!’ 01711 Vll-‘Wfmua life. '

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The Land We Love

By‘ Frank Yeigh

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A Dominion-wide investment bankin organization, serving investors throu local_ offices in every Provlnce_of't e Doirunlon. . _A Correspondence inquiries invited. A ' , Royal SecurltlesCorporatlon , elm-red " . I Riley Building, Charlottetown _ Montreal Toronto Halifax Saint john Quebec. Winnipeg

Vancouver New York Ottawa Hamilton Calgary Edmonton ' Regina Victoria St. John's. NIH. ,

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Coal ~ Output

Canada's

Q. What is Cafiadas Coal Out-

put”

A: Canada's coal output in 1926,

was 16.478131 tons. worth $50.-

875094. Alberta. with 320.886.1013. or

35 p. c.. Nova Scotia; "with $26,845.-

226, or 45 p. c.. British Columbia

third, with $10,6l2.!ll5 or nearly 18

p. c.. bituminous and sub-biiulnin- ous coal accounted for $49.611.688. and lignite for $10..263.~‘-06. (mlllldfl has $148,000,000 invested in her coal mines. Canada lnl|)ul'l.8-i l8.- 05o,1Zl9 tons of coal ill 1926; 4240.- 932 being enthratite. 12,802.24‘! bit- ulninous. and 10.1165 lignile. I-Jxpolts< were only 1.023.200 ions-chiefly from Nova Scotia and British Coi-

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t By W. L. Gordon vo++oo+o+ o0 o0 ox-ooo 040+» I

WIISUSED:

very marrow of our trade policyJit.

The farmer strongly approves of a

hi?“ ‘MY m‘. ma“ "ms- "’°9° ‘Incl fail to mic hole of the change.

tables. grain. meats. butter and sovw “qwmver party “my may give

on, because he is a producer of these their allegiance. As intelligent men‘

olnmoditics. He resents very strcn- “my ‘wk thcmsmvcs: How is u’ that} a lnw which stood unchallenged on.

obligatory. em fling olutdoors‘

All these revolutionary movements‘ are to be undertaken. so they tell us. because they were so shamefully neglected by their predecessors“.

And they no doubt think that the c _ people will believe thcnl and raise uously any cmroacllnwnt P“ hls|thc statulc book of the province for’ their hats to them because they home market‘ A" the scnmg that “ “Wm” "r “ c°'.“'““y' whichfwc‘ have promised u. do all these Lilillgs! L“ w b“ “m” w Cmmdmmh“ WW“ “"55"” G""°“‘"“""'“ ‘“'“ L““'““" oniau MISPRONOUNCED: cf-

to do himself. Ill other words. he isilllffiii tfivd l0 fllllelld. illlilmve 311d R . ~h 1 k hk 1- .. _ llgy. Pronounce cf-i-gl. c as in "let," wen‘ me poop“? of tn.“ Provmcu an unconlpronlising protectionist so 9mm"- "°“' m“ pmcu°any hunvbllflugflllv; s8?!‘ brugllnrirlliigterslzdllin both“ as m "m, accem first “Yb have had expcricilce with men of thC CIOCIOPRLC flffflycd 1188"!“ N? diluted ammonia, and then rinsed 1°‘ T‘ c’ - this type, with lncn of the some po- p —Ainmonia

I OFTEN MISSPELLED: |sichorcan; ch, and can. m" x litical family. Perhaps. notwith- SYNONYMS: add. combine. 0°11- _. 5 i __M°¢h 53"., standing those experiences tllc pee-I —clflflll= 5WD pie will believe them. Tile pcoplc

l join. unite. restore, strengthen.

lf it could not be cnloriwcil when WORD STUDy; "use a word _1\m1 all the other requis- oi’ this Province have usually been n“ h" “W” “mums” credited with a good deal of sound

ull was ill its favor lit borne and all] when “rewiring Jspiuaguq’ h. three times and it is your,“ Let‘

Canada stood by ll. what are limit]... tough was are bmpped of the w» increase our vocabulary by mas- 2 common sense. and we believe the DRUGSTORE majority of them now sec the neces-

chanccs of enforcement with llalfioutside skin. they will bc found term? one wmd “ch fiay‘ Tmiays

the homo electorate against it, and when 600k“ W b6 "finder find Dfllil- word‘ COLLOCATION‘ ‘he “c” or M9 an“ George Street sity of weighing well the utterances ‘ Phom 315 and the promises of Liberal politi-

"It . seven of tllc ninc provinces having mm“ dsy was a rejected it? Can the little clique ~- who prepare its monthly propagan- da. backed up by spies and inform- - ke prohibition popular again? clans. Many of them have been: c151 ma. l Mall 0 d ltecel P t . Ti nk t er! r uzsfltgnflgnfe romp misled more than once. only to re-‘i n x 0v ______ ~* -~ r pent when it was too late. The pre-. "That. the Maritime Provinces sent Government came into power, should uni: h: afcgjisaaiiieirei 0:102‘ re - because some people believed-thatif ignite jgcétayobgtwgel: tezms of Government Control were carried young ladies reprcsehtlng head,“ there WOUId b0 "8 BT08 511017 at the" University and the University oi orwgmtcoflgcgbo? 5:? Hggfllfita door." and the "roads yculd be New Brunswick IESDBOUVBIY- The _ Practice llnlltcd to EYE. EM‘ N010 strewn with the mangled bxlies of y “u” n” m‘ lupgrflm ab.“ husbands and sons." They, only a Ollee, Bayer Building comparatively few. however. believ- onm Ban“ aoairgxgfio m ‘m ed this and similar things by men -——-—- whom they thought they had a Ma

ladies from Nova Scotia argued the case for union with the New Bruns- wick contra and the latter were awarded a unanimousdeclsion in their favor as superior in argument rk R. McGlligan right tobelieve. These comparatively _' . few added to the also comparative- MBJBTIB, BOLICITOR. ITO ly few sincere believers in prohibi- c I nwognwiumipll tion. which undoubtedly there are in both parties. and the total add- MCLOOC & Bentley ed to the solid Liberal party. wet J- A- BINTT-IY a a . Mr. Saunders his ma- w. a, alomn, x. o. “n w “w? Barrister and Attorney-at-hw

and presentation. jol-ity. But they are now learning fillies- IU Richmond Street TO LOAN

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HOUSEHOLD SCRAP BOOK

m HOUSE CLEANING TIME

What you'll need and where to get it. Check this list.

-S|nokey City Cleaner —-SuIpho Napthol ' —Sanl-Plush

—Llquld Veneer -—Cill'p0t Wash I

Members oi‘ hljhbl!‘ Legislature can-

By i worms OFTEN Do not. say “let us refer to the ROBERTA LEE above statements. Say "above

" '“‘ ' "“*“"'* mentioned," or “to the statements mentioned above."

Outdoors or. indoors e-what-

ever your task. _

Let WRIGLEYS refresh you —-sustain your strength, allay your thirst, aid appetite and digestion. ‘ h

It keeps eteeth clean and white —cools and soothes the mouth and thxoatpA boon to smokers.

After

Every Meal

(Ill-ailing ltilgs

far as farm products are collcemed. But when it comes to the things he has to buy. 11c is a llrln and millt- out free-trader. Wiml. hc ought. to recognize is that a sound and well- balanced economic situation cannot be produced in that way; and that. in the long run, he himself is going; to be injured by it through the in;- Ipairmentzof his rich domestic mar- l