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hew ground in its approach to the “I gaeeen coat a? electoral law. The effort to control | ginates in the mouth or in the I ae election spending has been made by ; Sons's, te the beta Pees ’ writer of @ column faces cer- as @ sormal sort of Gtiar legislative bodies, including the 4] the nostrils, hold the breath | ie'jeast ot them le. the we | So te ae cee oe Federal Parliament, without too moment, and allow the air in the ot losing friends, or saislaying er needs to make allowances much success, But Premier Lesage aoe 0 Seas See FS) Gon fr periods, | if he is going to (a) keep his has promised to produce a law with Then close the lips firmly and |, Whee they disagree with view- | sestty One th) reeset Mery teeth in it, making the treasury te soctrils. This breath comes| _99.{8F as that goes, column | married man — sponsible for jegitimate. expenditures from the sose, threat, an 4} pe Pama the der gal ee - way:of losing a wife, | culty. It grows out of what 7 and camping down on handouts from, lungs. The air by- passes the | in vise over disagreement | regard as one of the greatest interested persons and corporations. mouth and when the odor i8/ vith its contents, but on de- | ofall natural laws relating to a E most noticeable from the nos- idedly different relationships between . men "There is no indication that any trils, thefe is lo sense worrying re cikeae uae 6 ‘aad womep, as-tollows: Ne _ move of this kind is in the offing |. | shout the teeth, tongue, or to0-| somewhat more serious mat- | matter how often #. woman is sils, Vice versa also is true... : , this here. But reforms have a habit of 1) ter. Bian ~ See often ‘spreading, and we recall that’ Mr. Common causes of halitosis oe if s man loses — she'll aly be vat are decaying. teeth, unhealthy friends, what happers is SS , Pickersgill, in a recent broadcast, gums, or low: grade infections |. that there are fewer friends tee, 0 sien, te) gave the ‘full weight of his approv- me the sate, sinuses, throat, or ak ~ oe -” brought we st ten ae mronwealth. ree val''as a leading Liberal M.P. to the ee Malncbaniie teen onl: @ ice er cree ts tad come | (oth leet Week's ee Not over Te per single copy: ee Lesage. scheme for eliminating - teeth and the papillae of the ton. | Teplacements, as a source for ae whit a ae it: 5 of Circulation. : consolation. hazard - rg ceased ieary to won than” | TAINS, bal fo pone tnigg “feriis Femala. and ‘eg to| Buz low oa wife eo t- | ery ay howe hp : the“weakest link” ____| reformation here, or that it may be- . tt 7A 2 Cafetil brushing Je recom: | {at try to "ee con | “the thought it was: "wrong PAGE @ SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1962. | “nome as lively.an issue federally, in | >. oO— “FA, A i? > mended Yollowed by rinsing the | ‘*™Plating it. : >| for me to mention that we'd —— : : oe ee ee ee a Uy rhea TET ~ A {| mouth withwater- A half teat ADDED PERIL “s | :liveé in a great many other eee A G t Cc dian é the coming contest, as pensions ink : y J S Vy spoonful of salt can be added to| *Perhaps, though, that is an -| placesbefore setting in Chats... ae areal ened! | creases and that sort of thing? In & Bene (a salen: plus a one - Ts = sak one pagent a oe ae have A The Right Honorable J G. any case, the Quebec session -is: load- : tain foods, alcohal, or tobacco | leaves a column writer unpre- at all,” or view. he “. Gardiner filled a.big place in Can-| ed with all kinds of possibilities. Bee are difficult to eliminate. A sub-| pared — vulnerable to unex- | grounds for objection, he bee j a lian F overs pet Of gevery Ht K ocki = oon sink os dens euan oer te ha see ‘cae oo os " ould thi ny Ss ee ‘gl decades. His death yesterday, Opportunities Knocking: . ne en ee ay aa eee ee ‘thoagh not led, will come a8), ‘The ratio of doctors-per popula-. ss “| major engagements. inthe | ong FUNNY THING, . @ & shock to his many thousands of | tion in Canada toddy is the highest : . ' of ce ee eee — cand — a8 By 0 nage conclude f. friends at ee and soot sonpong in the history of. the Gountry—one : : Oe i hyo an. us- | If there is any safeguard | pecause. I've moved srtend , to have A doctor for each 879 as com- | ; . | on obstru- | against this hazard, however, | quite a bit. “They”. would dis» seemed been — sta h 879 residents, AFTER THE SHUFFLE_SAME OLD HAND arise from ehronte infections ot | it Ma# escaped my discovery | giss me a¢ a “rolling stone.” . ne to date, and I-have been risk- | (Actually, “they'd” ‘only need

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the nose, especially those involv- ing losing a wife by writing, |. t¢ look at my jack of “‘moss”,

. | > He was a man of small stature | gong just ten ‘But accord- | iL i oe ars tram, (eat a ee THE TRUJILLO CASE - Se Veads-to a. mont cniroang | vtmes, which have appear: | {arrive at tne same eaoclue and of such ability in debate that-he | tion, the present ‘situation will not.| n Cy cast mH fection “hes Send th aum | caine, Yor something ! woman, va Orr resanded by poitical opponents | LO" ye, Present eatin tama | AGood Test Of Economic Sanctions: - |i Bt Sots Me sus | than genre | ant to. Perhaps they" . ’ ; ; : ; Often I have been able to have found evidence in my

4 : most formidable member of |. Christian . | vietim of this ; £< st - to encourage more youngsters to en- Gelence Monitor, Ought to. bulld up his gonecat | guess when: something I was | own words that I should ve

ma t " will need at least _All people to attention. Some- tion ‘was voted: by Or ganiza- | to ring the bell. . door exercise. Vitamins 48 ted tha oe by 1980 to thing significant and construe- | 190 of American States in 1960. | Any use of nonviolent’ police | cortisone help eats friends."Never have I been | time for postmortems, expla- per cent moré-doctors | : Trujillo: had gone completeiy | power is a landmark in-a world | Fou! breath may be a sign of able to guess when something | nations or arguments.

tive has happened in the field 2 maintain present standards. - = | beyond the bounds. His where small violence can lead | infection or some other disor-| 1 W@% Putting into print was | - But there is one funny thing , r of organization for peace. This'| was found guilty of trying to to large, ‘and large violence is’) der, The going to produce the wife | I think I should tell you: No Canada’s existing medical.schools | {s a moment to look up from | sassinate President Betancourt | beyond the pale. the ‘elue. ‘The ak 5 tee dosing risk. ‘ _ | matter how sternly that wom

No one should think that the | with a liver disorder is much| SUT. THEY'RE WOMEN ‘|; an may represent herself as

. lly tasks and acknowledge it. . will require to be considerably en- “sy of Venezuela. It took so violent | y A nonviolent weapon for com- | an action to bring the inter- | @conomic sanction -alone turnéd | different from that in an indivi-| The differance, of ¢ ob a opposed to “looking like

larged’ to meet this demand, and “pelling peaceful change has |-american communit the trick in dual y to. the the Dominican: Re- | dual with peritonitis, lung -a>-{- “Nie pega age -greater effort will have to be made made _ net tes 10? | point of imposing @ penalty, ~ nein . : een as d | scess, or a cae ——- “that” ee = people, one _| ing to be irresponsible,” ‘you to attract adequate numbers of medi- | cess. With extremely careful | NOW BEING LIFTED - __ | part of the poetanin. “The oe yal —, with such mala-| smart one about people, ir Sat met o girl with an Hen éal recruits. But this problem, ser-'| Sandling it can help to stabilize. The sanction is now being lift- | skillful use of joint and national | and the nde 7 Pegg: ore y tl | whereas a wife almost inevi- |“ , . +. this nuclear world. ed by the OAS. Its work is done. Giploniacy has kept thé county..| not io th is | tably is a woman (a dandy | 80 GOODBYE NOW a the de sat a roe om wale: gutien a The Trujile regime ie gone, Tn.t-from internal -vicleace efter the | “(pr Vad Dellen ‘will send a | Sature, too, and I wouldn't | 0 You Mee. for instas | throw by commun on place is a ca worked . » | teas : want to get along without it), | the present week, for: am compared to ntal supply prob- y retywy dictator: himself was assassinat- | jeafiet on foul breath if stamp- and this eat 5 es at all | Preparing for our take-off to

s : : ‘ lem. There fs already ‘a shortage of the Trujillo dictatorship in the | out«series of steps toward free = lite eee ed, self-addressed. envelope ac-| the game sort: of situation | day for Trinidad and Tobago, Be L309 ' dentists in Canada, with little pros- ” | -Minican coasts. ee a when it comes to guessing. wee we are on our Fa’ % m Ass , A..pooling Of | pect of filling the in the near oe r , A wholexcomplex of efforts IL There is this further way, 1 | Vacation, you'd have decided k * federal aid with levies on grain tales | future, gap . Sai : PU BLIC FQRUM cone ee fetpy eve and mae oF ten ae tema es an Saree ee ottae aan ie provide fe a cushion in case of crop | , In the United States dental as» AGRICULTURAL CHAOS _. States. Then we*could arise in | ‘¥¢. opposition and. insiders cone iat stamere thst ing tr lends. asually arses con ree aa f , tallure. Following this he revamped | gocjations think they have a™short- | Sir,—As the {neo me irom |-the morning and have something fromblowing_up———__| _eaused-aching of the -hands-and, | ‘0m disagreements over facts inoue. aula a vay uw toe Lanes : | But-the key-to all these ef- "| oF opinions; the danger of los- Ee Sane See ee | the whole agriculture department into |. because there is only one prac- | 2sriculture increases across Ca- | mare to look forward to than be- ever since, whenever he puts his| o.' there'll Se So nhere eshaniinac ; “the Scant Gihened Fab a eae y.one pi hada, on Prince Edward, Island | coming one day older and farth- | 0's was the hard tangible ac- | hands in cold water, this pecu-| {m8 ® wife is much more like | either friend-losers nor wil | virtually same - titioner for every 1,450 persons. But | and New Brunswick it is dowa-|-er-in-debt—it-1s-up-to each and | {10m of enforcement. By collec | jiar sensation returns. He also ly to arise qut of the feeling. | -\ Kore so today's bit of = | today—marketing, science, experi- | in Canada the ratio in rural areas millions of dollars. It is surpris- | everyone of us to do our utmost | *¥@ decree a steady economic | gets it when he first touches | ‘at people wont like “a el untll someums | ae inn and’ ; a tie . ing to hear remarks from our | to create an intensified co-oper- | Pressure was reducing the | the steering wheel in tne * sotsathing said — that “they'll_| 4, February for ‘Speaking for | menital farms _ producti can be as low as one dentist per 10,- | Minister of Agriculture contrary | ative farm movement. It is the | prosperity of the Trujillo fam- | -morning. Could this be arthritis? | ObJect fo your attitude’ — oF’ | Myseis.” ___+ Qed bonuses to improve ‘the quality | 1 to the figures of the Dominion | key to our prosperity and & | jly empire and the basis of its REPLY ee a Actually, when 1 begin be ao : , ! +—-Bureau of Statistics. For, att healthy economy. cama 5 [No The contition has all the ly.” having Jike n { @f bacon and cheese, ‘and introduced doesn't average one in 1,700. The over this Island, and more par- 1 am, Sir, etc... - power. At a certain point iff earmarks of a circulatory disoé: ’ In the case of wife who ts kn. g dike a rolling stone, T _, other measures which are'still paying | problem is so serious that the British Soe ae Bis: seenet:| pa ALD RANDY, dealing with more obstinate an- | der (Raynaud's syndrome), An-| Passing a judgment on-a col- | have that’ woman ‘bousting : eal <A ce, there no berton, P.E.1. fs ? e - ibili . |. * "fot proaucer “saa { Come Dental Asotin i a | SE's Soa av thocal behavior which tret| ser pusy in alery to | MW meton tends fous | hog by mya, Shea ae eS Gardiner was philosophical | vertising for recruits presi- . TEACHERS’ LICENSES , —. will think or how “they” | “gather ~: "+ about his 1958 defeat in Melville con-'| dent of the University of Western We see tarmers leaving the | gir heartily endorse “Just | Bat.‘ bite _ ENLARGING BONES will react — rather -thin the | ‘See you im February” ‘ . . eee a re : farms that were cleared and | 4 ‘Teacher's sentiments—the | IMPORTANT RULE —- P. M. B. writes: A face value-of anything that es *_gtituency which ended his long string” Ontario recently took to television to’| ‘built-up by their “ancestors, ve- | jetier that you printed in Janu-| So the. role! af the sanction | with bad beodeches wes told by has been written.” oe of election wins and put him back | ask for more students in dentistry. cause they are unable to make | ary tenth’s Guardian. I am 80 | was more fundamental than | & doctor she has a head disease | AS WITH ALL MEN = : ’ x a decent living. We see districts | 9.4 this “ must have a : that Now these things are not t turS - on the farm—S20 acres acquired in|. ‘For parents with teenagers’who | where fifteen years: ago there | py iP cn ite, on maul MELE S| appeared. > that makes people giants, Whét | 5. regarded ab extraordinary, vr : 916 at Lemberg, Saskatchewan, 75- ba | were twenty or more farmers.|-* "* - Sanctions have been~an ideal- e name of this disease? eee 3 1 a M ? ' ’ want to quit sch JO and go to work, making a living from. agricul- properly, etc, ete. Well, let me ist dream that failed in practice. REPLY miles northeast of Regina. There he | fiere is* something worth thinking {| ture, while today there a re = Lae = © ot eo Tee League of Retione voted an mets, a eorder of the:| f told a visitor: “T've never enjoyed life | over, It won't hurt to let the young- | S2out four or five. We see land sanction against Mussolini’s-| pituitary gland that léads to | 7 Bs re. . \ ‘ : plowed and left unseeded be | series of supposedly higher ed- | invasion of Ethiopia. If applied | progressive enlarg t of th eras sirice the election. I o sters know where the forces of de- catse te Terentts copnst atford weet eee : rand It would have stopped the ag- “head, face, hands, and fect. did miss the farm more than I miss- | mand and supply will work in their ee hee. % at cee. Be or ' | : >} ™ e en ee » Now'we all know the thing but a pay cheque, I would | the kness behind the fail BONY TUMORS ed Ottawa.” Undoubtedly he was sin- | favor financially for.a long time to | for the state of agvieders. "a love to know-what it was! One | jeg Sar be World Wer. L. M. writes?‘A painless bump | inthis of the | comeif they stay on-a-scbook-‘Phey-+-tne-Desees A eae A ea ay each mot rag ey a coil z : 1 in life. . ; ae ¢ g eno or on, ' orts. . aye oe = " —S. a . —. ae that the aoe all at ee shard ado reas ave Brodune dive te curvine- os res oa bmaginn OS nose) it this is ne inns: tna says itis an icronosis. He didnot s There Goubt, re y tists, ey wont farmers, but instead it is those | they even finished their previ- | collective use of the economic | "com a same of "Jimmy Gardin wl Ive |‘complen about the opportunities n | sesetiing Usain win | meat, Sc Gel | pm. comer we OS , 5 ; $ ese felds, es8 * | ess may help to reduce the re-| We do not know why ‘these 0 : : dream of province-wide Utopia, | A third gave half hour recess i of action. ‘ and. that his memory will be cherished | — EDITORI AL NO who like an ugly octopus reach |.es, skipped lessons, etc. Now, ee Ss Sak tae I we une datos tender ; Rf a for his endearing traits oh TES yall ver this Island. The. don't ‘tak we are ‘the excep- | the very nations which support- ’ : ess. || Kindly send donations to P. 0. Box 5i6, Ch’town his ti — ~ small farmer today is like a 4 o many paren he OAS against Trujillo AND. - : Wee oe co - An aquatic library will soon ply | lamb being eaten up by the | from many districts, and nine eens cuiina te: anate 2 ‘ AINFERTILITY. j _ achiev ements, é pn ae z the coastal waters of Japan, bring- ae being forced out of the a iat ‘naa ade Oe straints to Castro's military.| Mrs. C. writes: Could a ft |} jg oS # Eyes: On Quebec ing books and_films to 250,000 island- | potato industry because of | most part uncaring, lax in their os But wi — make a inet tumor of. the uterus pre- ee ee . ; - ers. The 20-ton library boat, manned | - those money Seekers we en- | methods, and downright lazy. A nonviolent restraint: is test- a ev DRUG STORE OPEN With the local Legislature | by a-crew of seven, will call at 33 ee are mamet we oe ~ Begin: a on ed and available. REPLY si‘: = : ports in the Seto Inland Sea, off Hir- | is very difficult. The outlook for | by when getting a license, yet ae eapecially if the tnwa : o cies. beet seems good and if the | she is considered samething. of OUR YESTERDAYS | Ss Rew ee. on THIS WEEKEND . larmer oes to those pureb a wonder-worker. brought | . = . t y : * e ss .. beet: sales in Chastatiotows he | cular eet of choc. tie isvammes. | “= @* Goren Pie . be ; : Lh, -| TODAY’S HEALTH HINT— Ct sinanon ly oa ae Two. states, Mississippi and Ala- doesn't stand a chance of getting | to the point of severity (but the |WENTY - FIVE YEARS AGO |” n, Qucs a; Nera me .

. . * - | somes are never or Aad ~ gation, Now the Census Bureau has | * — pong against ant over for another time. ; Will .be open Saturday afternoon and will be the p ven: res - 3 oe ‘So I think when trustees are roi : P - eater east ee cee Se ee bring teachers for a new term a ins seman aap dae hee sasadh ao TOM past — ot comeene ves : 7 it decade, arid Mississippi and Alabama eet oe See. ie: oe oe she | B 0). Sunday we will be open from 10 a.m, to ‘3 - vu =o re? order $ 7 3 stad : sage = a | Grevenations we may expect that the | of states accounted for more then | harented tev teqawre lise |€ Se'mtcreucd fe pn Seer a ee ne cee aes: 1. “more | doubt about our inability te | %. © popes a DIAL 45132- _ feport, when—presented, will be the | 500,000 of the 1,500,000 Negroes’, carry on under the present cir. | 82 future cltizeas — not just ( Pere eS of - : J yas ; stepping ‘stones to. a pay cheque i 7 “ tn ee eee, who have left the South since “1950 | “Suvaue” cannot depend on | & months end?" All the edu- | Se — Ke ‘BS. ’ set orth . 1 cation in the world is of Weta SE annEEEeeemiaee a | Quebec, “as. in Prince ae a to settle in the N and West. the Federation of Agriculture of |.Svair it @ teacher aa im - MOTORISTS OF ; ted Pidiaihns _ _~| They have lost the respect @f | # properiy to others, and ~ if OF P.E.I. in The Connecticut highway depart- | the majority of our farmérs. | children are allowed:to run wild A) wry Tt_has “ , The F.0.A. support the idea of | it school, they might as well be Mi ‘wait until you become involyed“in a $ | ment has come up with a new-old idea say bee aw eee bringing in western with | home playing. Not only in the guspension when one of our anach- | for grain Motor Vehicle Liability keeping dozing motorists awake. the freight paid by country schools, but in our high . Insurance Cards will protect your, driving privileges : ment schools and colleges is there er oc co ihe empha Soe Seba as well as your pocketbook? =. | ecter;” teachers’ I think, heads 5 We would have wondered if he i 24% Preferred Rates for- Preferred Risks | Grave reoponsibiity to face when | i; —-==s=s«“Reular Discourts om Farmers’ Cars For , how many stud- DMAN. . P c the ‘ ’ . * N a.