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Innldeut-fl’. Chute-r H. llnhuu. Dunlap-Haul. ('01. Idlfor and Hummer-J. ll. Burnett.

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Alive-Illa Editor-l). K. Ourrll.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1927

OFF T0 A GOOD START

i] arc now off to u good start 111

tlic yi-ar I927. .\t the ciosc of thc year that is gone we imastcdt-f our prosperity’. and tvc had and have whcrctif to boast. We have proved the quality 01' our soil and climate and the mcttie of our pcopic. We have had ll demonstrated beyond question that 11 11711100 Edward island farm affords an opportunity for making good 11ml no twice-carn- ing business 111 nny iiue can offt-r, excl-pt the \1-r)' rarc icw whlch 111".- opt-u only to the tW-tv.

Now what is our ncxt step? \\'i1at are wc going to 110 about 11'.’ U111" young pcoplc 1m- stlll 3111115.: Zil\'1l_\'. v11.- vlatim to b1,- b-ss successful 141-11- orally than it‘ they wort,- to slay 111. humef Thcrc is stnuclltitig illogi- cal 111 this. Why do tin-y go‘! it is. cl‘ course. true that 111111111 o1‘ 11111111 must go. This is om.- o1‘ 1111- 11111111-11 cous1.-1|11c111-1-s 111' living 1111 141111111. The ovoriiuw must go t-lsc1\'l1c1'~. 1111-11111

iiut why should there b1-

iurlns 111-re‘? \\'l1_\' 1111111111 1111a sous o1 farmers it-avv- thclr bonu- 511r111 11111-1.- th1-rc is 111111111- room and 1111 miporlunlly‘ to 11o as \\'cll 11s 1111-11‘ flllilers have doth-i’ I The iurc or thc daily or wcckiy wage and thc rcady cash 11t,t111-ct11i 011111: wcck is

11111io11btc1lly 11111-

rcason._"\\'i1y- should they it-ave for‘

the privilege o1‘ wage which home? Are paid at 11mm»?

pect for thc-tn

they arc earnlttg n1

tin-y too til-nuriously ‘is thc-re no pro» at homo to settle

and make houb-s for themselves lntll the fathrr dies?

loft on this account nnd Settled "ls"-

Some hn vo

whcrc. huro iivt-d clscwhcrc trithulit wages as they corn them 111111 cud- in; WltlTYEEi-ng. ~

iDo the young mun bciit-ve prospects here-are 11s good as they There is abundant proof ot it. T1111 major- ity of thc farms in this province have yielded thclr owners a good return. a comfortable iivltlg and a considerable cstatc to to fltelr heirs. This. of course. means hard work, attention to business and up-ltrdale mcthods of farming. But ordinarily. it means no harder work than must be done elsewhere.

Sumo mcn have 1r distaste for farming and it would 111- a serious mistake to talc: it. up. Th-xso must go tu other cnlllngs hcrv- or visc- - if thc stores. oiliccs, fuc-

l) l‘

settling. spcildinl; their

tit--

are rcprcscnttzti to be?

leave

yvhcrc. tories, or other cmploycrs 111-re cau- ‘nut or will not pay thc vragc-s W511 elsewhere thcn they tnust go else-

where. Naltirally, 111 11 cumtnunlt)‘

m‘ we “no m‘ m“ prunuw whcrwtlottlly look for greater thingsthnti

mass production in any line is out of the question, wages such as 11m paid in tho larger centres are out of the rtuostion. ‘is lu settle down hcrc the differ-

once in wages is more than corn-O

pcnsalcd for by the iowcr cost living here, nnd 111 any case 11. is not. the amount of wages but thc "way in which it is spouttitat makes the diflcrenco between a comput- 6-111-1: and want of it.

it is worth while looking into

tho probable causes which lure our

yrouut; men from 11 country which

is tmsurpassod anywhere 111 agricul- whne vincc are well set forth, and the

trai opportunities; worth

41111161115! before our young tnen, and ‘immgcs “"0 "m o" the mmmg 1

our oldor tucn, too. the advantages P"°-"P'~""Y- avnuflbk, hum and we dlsadvunglci‘ province in the hope that. Tho

taxes of

easy living: the man who works for

himself is his own master and mas-

ter o! his position. ——-<0>---_ MEDICAL RESEARCH

' ll wanting Medical Research

getting a weekly’

Ycl, 11' the ltbjecti

of

simply depending upon Jvages alone. The wage earner sci- dom “Gaul,” wean“ m. even an will indeed be a prosperous one.

__....-..._ -..__

tor this purpose was votcd unanim- ously 111111 without discussion. it will bc rcmemburctl that thc parlia- mctitufy wntrlbutlou was given in recognition 1.1- Dr. Uanllngs discov- r-ry o1‘ a spuciilc tor diabctw nnd in rccognitibtt also of tho deslr-l ability of c1j1linulug rcscarch along

Notes by the Way

Star Weekly, writes of Bolton

111111 11-lls 1111 United Stattcs by ticuucfui pcnetrtt- tion, thc way" that ‘Scotchmcu have uuncxcd England." We glcun a few facts from thc artlclc.

T111.- last census of the United 511111111 shows lhcrc are 2,600,000 persons 111‘ Caruudiult birth in thc 1'nitcd.States, a large share oftltcm i11 New Pimziantl, 1200.000 of 11111111 111 Massachusetts. 'i‘l11-y arc tinfoil-g thc pooplc who count i'or something "too, 559 111' them arc listed 111110111: thc notables in "Who's '\\'l1o in America." There urc said lu b1- morc Nova Scolluns in’ Nev.- I-Itlgiziutl 1111111 in 1.11011‘ native prov vlttce.

all mcdlcui lines. The fund of‘ thc 111111111114 I11-starch Foundation for. thc support <11‘ any medical research which may bu iusllllttetl in any part. of (‘1111ntl11.

'i‘h1- glory of the prcst-nl ngcuttd thc promise t'ur future agcs is thc‘ 11111111211 universal willingness tapro-

pri1-<- tor 11 and in cvcry way to en- courage it. l)1‘. 101111;! bhyslcian tvllh u tuodcrato trractil-c. 111 order to live he W718 1ibliK1-tl to attend to his prztclicc 111111 givt- tnuch less time lu scltrm-t: 11111.1 11111111‘ than hit-t love of it 111111-11 111111 to do. in thc course o1‘ his rcscnroh i11- madc at Tin-r»- c111i1 rcluru for thc mouths. pc-rhups quest.

ilfte-saivltig discovery.

was 11o rcu1uucralion.11u

tyPilFi spent 111 his 11111‘ itht- rt-tvarli t-nntc aitcrttrurds, when] 11 hithcrto iutal dist-use ylcidcti 1o ‘ills

according to thc

1111- 111-rum he had discovered. tliscovcry‘ t-thitrs o1‘ the profession, given frcc- l_v to his brethren ,h1111d1-1-ds of iivcs have been saved. federal realiz- ‘ltta that pun- t-tcin-uct‘. not the met-c

“T15.

tiicdicnl 111111

i ‘F111.- govcrtuucnl. pmctim- 111' ills profess-ion, was to him the path to the greatest good 1'01- tbc greatest uttmlx-r. trery pro- pt-rly reiievoti hint o1‘ thc necessity o1‘ providltll; for himsctlt‘ and family 111111 by 11 generous gift etinbied him to pursue his research work for thc good o1‘ huutnnity.

The itescarch Foundation fund is now s11illcicnt to reimburse others who may be pursuing a similar course, and its benefits will be en- joyed by the people not only of (fsnadu, but o1‘ thc world. Ensruiin. Dr. Rantings discovery is lmowti tho world ovcr. Other discoveries will follow. The scientists are af- ter Nature's secrets and are uncov- cring thcm one by one. There urc- physical organs whose puniosc in sutulning lifc is not yet tinder- stood. They shall be discovered and. who knows? il1'c may yct be greatly, ll’ not indefinitely prolong-

Wc are still at tho threshold 11111 grt-al. nttknotvit and 1111 i111‘.

(-11. 111'

1-\-_- of tilscovv-rlrzt u-hloh shall rc-

I.-\ (Inuudian who has been

Mr. Clark looks upon this aa a natural thing; tho Biuenoses are very welcome to New England.

Boston i1 the metropolis of the Marltltncs, is only one night's Bull from Yarmouth, \'.S., while

,.\iontrcai is 11 remote uud strange ytlglblg "nut-rye,"-

city . . . There aro said lo be a couple of thousand Canadian doc-

111 1 titmlfic rrscurch to p-ty tho tors and dentists in greater Boston 3mm“ "r m" Y""“" W“ Mk" 3mm‘ 5"‘? "d i) L‘ $.' ‘ ' '1' " ' 1 l

gionc, but greater Boston contains

Cutnbridgc, Niass. lltcru arc 111 onc mile ou Aiassachusctts Avenue twen- ty duclors who arc Canadians. I11 Nt-tv idngimid there arc 11s shown by thc census, 72.3911 doctors, 2.41M tdcruytncn. and 12,033 teachers 01' Canadian birth.

But while the Maritime Canadians are well liked and they are credited tvitlt superior tnunncrs. they uru uubjt-ct to some serious disabilities. in llm States since liliii and has pl-rltapsr built 11p a’ big business, owns a great ilousc and has raised n family —gocs on a visit to his nutivc place in Canada. 011 his way buck 11c is stopped at the border. i-ic has no record that. hr- was cvcr legally 111i- mittcd i0 the States. A lot 1'0 Can- adians have great trouble 111 got- ting back to their big business 111111 long estabiisiu-d hnmes in the

birth north oi’ thc border.

And the trouble may become more serious in the near future. Ililhcrto Canadians have not bot-n subject lo the iitnitalimis of quota regulation applied to other rottnlrics. Only a limited tiutnher from any other foreign country nrc admitted in the y-car while all C1111 adians who desired might enter the States as settlers. Now complaint is made ‘by thc American labor unions that they are being crowd- cd out of thclr jobs by Canadian workers. uud influential public mcu have made known their intention lo more Congress to apply the quo- ta limitation to Canadians.

iAiready at Detroit, Buffalo and other points on the border action has been 11111011 to prevent Canadian uvorkcrs who still reside in Canada but have bccu employed in factorics in thc States, from wutinulng 111 this way. "They ltavo bcou warned that tlicy must in luturo ltuvr: their homes in thc country whcro tin-y earn thclr wages. lflhcrtvist; they

volulitmize thc would. This c1111 come only through the dciviugand The op-

in

thc digging of‘ scientists. now pint-ed

portuuitlcs thclr hands will bu Riven 11 greater 11n- pcttis than 1-v1-r, and we may wail-f

‘have been.

1

SAYING 1r LOU 011v.

Ult csteumcd contemporary, Tbc I Aiorniug Chronicle, of iiulifax. extends the season's greetings 1o ills rcudt-rs 111 a thirty-six page spc- cial edition. filled with excellent nnd which the people of our sister province will yllud it lo thI-lr interest to study. A 'cicar 1101c oi‘ optimism nnd hope Ipl-YVIIGOS the whole edition. The rc- ‘sourccs and possibilities of the pr0~

valuable information.

We join with our sis-

Chronclltfs best wishes shall be realized 11nd that the New Year

—-—-¢o-o----- EDITORIAL NOTES

fEvery one-except Scrooge-said A Iiappy New Year! Now let as get to work nnd make it happy.

The New Yearis-cjoliinpalthouzh

will forfeit. tho t-tnpioyltitrttt and thc wages thoy now rccclve. ’i‘his is 11 vcry serious tuuttcr for lhuusundti of’ Canadians and thclr funtiiics in 11111 border cities of‘ Canada, earning thclr living in thc Slutcs. And what. can be done to prcvcut the quota limitation being applied to Cattudu? Apparently tho mutter is one in which. the Canadian Gorernuicat hus no power to ititervene and c1111- not do so with any rcnsouabicpros- pccl oi‘ success.

The Toronto Globe rejects the charge of any personal hostility to Premier King, as charged by n Lib- eral contemporary. tiiut The Globe firmly rc~asserts its conviction that the svorit of the imperial Confer- cnt-c. much lauded as it has been by thc Prime Minister, makes for E111- ptrc disruption instead of Etnpirc unity. tit points out that while Nir. King during the last election gnvc his pledge to the people that. he would do nil in his pfliver to main- lulu and protect this country's cbn~ ncction ~wlth the tilrltish Common- wculih. “The Globe iras considered

iicves them to be inimicni to thc welfare of the Empire and to the interests of Canada as a partner of the great community of British n11- tions." And it proceuisw-

“ln our opinion, the conclusions

of the Conference are upnrniat In their tendenciu. ‘The question of Empire unity was utterly lg- nored: no‘ thought was given to the creation of any machinery for imperial cooperative effort; the

GR§GORY CLARK in the Toronto

n Canada's Eastern Metropolis, itttercstitlg story oi’ ihow (‘uuadlatts arc "annexing the

Stats-s after visiting their place of]

the.

tho Conference resolutions and be- ,

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN OOOLO-OO-OOO-Q-OOQO-OOOOOOQOO Mat

The Public Forum 311112

Thin column in open Io! the ulinsnnlon by ourrupnnflnats o!

quntlonn of inktnh, Th» of Chulottcfurvn Ovlldian doom not noouurily nndnrn m: up-

inlona of currupv ndentn. Q90 O§9§ff§OfOO§OfOQfO Q0 O PROHIBITION.

} - Qua rs ~11. l»... who»... 11m

Slt'.-~llavilll~t road an article n NlNET-EEN TWENTY SEVEN 0

,i'mhibillou by Bishop Mac-Donald ———- tn your sane of’ Dec. 110611, ma i Everybody should of course have ask for space in which to presgnt ideas 01' what he is going to do a ir-w arguments on "the other side. with .1927. it is hardly thc 111151119331 ilt- il-‘lkll if inohibition is 0011's ‘"0110 ilcrsoti to suggest what 11111110111011 o1’ training [rcutple to 11o- t-llitiks ‘would b1: best for 110111.101“, l1rlot-y,elc. it is one o1‘ t-he "1911;- oisc, but, i wum, to 1mm] U“ mm“. ods that (fall's people are trying; 111 ‘thing 1 rculi some tnonlhs atto- 1""‘|"" l“ brim! "11""! Ill" FP-“illllfi "n", “Tum. “y” qhet u” u, “m, that 110d would wish. is not Pro. .liu1o sci. ourselves the task of clear» "milk"! 11011111 iflfld bccuusc lho iing the luncu‘. chamber tilts-Lair}, (1111 mcrhuds tvcro such u failure? (our-minds) where thc vital uiitliwckms“ l‘ ‘m5 “mud m"! m?" ‘the uusccn parts of" us iivc, of all "(mm "F" '1'" "umed Wm‘ m“ m” the cubvrcbs of‘ foggy thinking. the "W "f '“‘°Xl““m‘¢ “mm”? _ flu urns 01' empty ideas, thc refuse AS “"3" give u’ ("mm “ "Odwl ,9". otbygone Inlsmkes, m” 0M lmlrods matches to play with and loll 1111111‘ and llllixlllildiffi-Tfilivb, so that our “i? ,',"_"","‘ "tmwlr ‘*“"“' " "m" House ot‘ tliifc may b0 all fTI-sii and l" l (luulr- m? “um ' flu“ w" Bflllililfi‘. 11nd serviceable and uc- ‘m “O1 m ‘mm l“ excyh’ memlyi _ x I _ H ’ I H bccotnn 11. "moth-rate 1ir1nkcr." A-li- i$253533""Lqfrffighg“(fl!1mf-N1"‘xfi$ drttnkuttls u-r-ro at one time 1u0d- reside itrcv ‘ydotu-fiol‘ us '111'1i 111+ “W” ‘mmwrs "m! lmmabiy "on" - - ~ -1 - _ o1 lthcm cvc-r expected lo bccotnu tinguish us, as M1111———thc thlnlu-rf ,|,-,,nkar,|_q_ from uil tho otltot- bcttu-ts 111 111i?!‘ Young 11w“ Slum-Hg out ,0 vluul“ |u1c some modcrato drinker oftcu 111111 thc way liku a toboggau siidc. b1‘- oncu -d down titcrc b; no turn.

Now witnt. about this? - in ot-hcr words ttcritattts al the

c1. of‘ your goods, your worldly wealth. \\'llcn thc learnt-d Bishop madl- perhaps of your houscitoltl or other thc swt-t-ping statement lllrut “li1cr1-|

trottrsc as it should 1111;. ‘about some of the 1.lllll,l,'3 with “"1111 11nd hcvvr tho 11011101051, hltri, which you have ionrtictl your 111111111111"! "l" "ti" Wily l0 Kllflfd 1131111151 gdurlnp; thc ycar or tpasi y-cursi’ m“ Imus" L“ l" Dfoillblt. the use," if you could lhlnk of yours1-il' 11s 1'“ "m5! hull‘ a mind doctor, a t1sy'cl1o-a11a.ly'.~'l. "11- “a "WSW 2_ and could iakc out from your 11111111 ‘fwd- m F19" ‘fr hum” "l. gralms" i“ 1:1.-.rtui11 111111»; supcrstltlotls. jcnhuts- .h,.‘,mfl_|'\, _'.‘,'{'_'“‘u_‘m' a!” 'Pr‘f_"°'T|'5 ics. prcftutllccs. [cars 111111 0111111" all ‘first "f" “lhfrgtlt sflfvs 100k,- thitigs that. keep you from being “my, MC ml“l’l"_o"lilj “'1'? ‘lllhvn 1'- 1f, your ow“ real soil. and wort.- to t-.\'- us‘, '1“, "NIL, "h", ‘it ti?“ 1T; ‘n? 1111111111 cuch one from ctrt-ry 21111111.- Svrpum and qlfuguth “k w] f‘, .113 to its helpful 01' i111r111f11l offect h, verse 3i ‘ H. “m, h x8113“ f‘; upon you mentally, morally, 111111 mg “gums, m“ bhgilamn“ pimp pltyflsic-llly, tlicrc certainly" would bc ‘m, or Wino 1M.“ vynn, =6 fiwolnwk sonn- mind. cicaning. prclulion? - I ' _\'ou 111-n avvluc that all tin-Act. Why arc the cases or drunkctr‘ |ll1l11t15 lutvc 11 bcflltntr 11111111 you} tics-s 1n 1111- 0111 Tosfumottl cilctl 111 ,go111-r11i health ln_ that they 1x111 111- .11] 1y “U, 11H.“ wunnng m H“, pm, tot-t thc a-ppetllcptilo tiigcsliull, U111 1111-? in 111-cry case it 1111-13 of 1111, 'l1l()()(l'[7Tl.‘$Sl1I'L‘- 111 fact. all your 1411111110 1.11111 titaslrtictititi brought. on working parts. "MW fun-n by tirunkc-ntrss. Thc f 'l‘l1us they not only iiii up your follow-lug passage-s will prove this 11111111 with 110110115 111111 emotions s1:t1e111c11l,(i1-11. 9: 2i, (ton, 19,- 11:1, that crowd out mnrc hclptltl lhitigs. 1 $11111. 25: 111i, 1 K111. 16: 9. 1 Kilt. 'but. they actually lessen your health

210; 16.101111. 5: t1, 11(‘or. 11: 21, ‘oi’ body "by interfering with its N111", m‘- ill" N110‘ 'l'¢‘-I~'1111111.-11l 111111 [ions functions.

11nd 1i, whcro “L111.-

‘;('brlst's attitude toward Prohibi- Tltis is 1t good time for all 01' 116 “ml- 511F011‘ 1-1111 \\'0rtls “l 11m 1111; Daily Selections FOR

3 g Guardian Readers ,2. t.‘ '

to think about these things. I

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,1 FOR THE t SCRAP BOOK

11 A SERIES 01-" LITERARY QUOTATIONS FOR

O-O9Q-O4OOQQ-GOOMQOOVOQ-O-O ' January 4,1927

‘ . 1 B°°K °°VE“S- Q 1 1111111101111‘ tor r1111 rtotmuss; <oovvw+rwvwoooovoo+ool"r1110 110W v1 111v Godless mun ‘simii perish; Whose confidence

HUMANITY shall Ibreak 111 sundcr, And “h0g5

Win11 n monstrous spectre is this tmun, tho 111111111111.- of lltc agglutin- iatcti dust, iii-ting allcrttate icct o1‘ iyltig tiruggcd with siumbcr; kill-

Ltust is a spider's web. Job. 8113,11,

l’Ri\-Y»l'llti—- "My 110W is ltuilt on 1101111111; less

lug, feuding, growing, bringing T“ J,_.u_ M d .7 ‘ __ forth stunll copies of himself: u“ w and Tmmwu” grown upon with itair like grass-a]

titted with oycs that move and; “PERPETUITY”

r‘ .' '_---1;; r ,5“, _ _ fihlitiilgrrctinsdiltlirlriitfit; —l-umnl:imyl?otuiook- afiéhlzi f” ef*rll_h‘!°ur'funel' 1°53- cd at ncarlier, known as his foi- so Pl ‘rgmtllffflhi-

imvs know 111m, how sutttr-risitig arc 5°“ may l V" “'5“'l“ u‘ ‘H055 111g ttttrlhtltcsl Poor soul, iiorc l“ fawkm ‘Passing fimlllfifl

lop so little, cast among so tuuuy

tnrustlaw. 11111111 with dcsiros s0 A1111 “W” may rivldlls 11111101110111 inconuntcnsurale nnd so lnconslst- l" m‘; Ntfilllltl: flame;

c111, savagely sti-rroutidcd, suvagttiy And each 1111111111111 whulcvcr ntouid ticscc-udod, irrcmctllulrly condom l"! YvSBcl 110111 cnfrumc.

ncd to pr1~y upon ‘his fellow iivos;i ~ who should huvo bia1nc1i him i1u1l Y0 ulclttt-tiln of air and aca,

h" boon or n. pit-cc with ills destiny Whmw die-111! is ‘ltrflnittw

and a being mcrcly lmrbarout‘! in Nature's 111.11. complexity.

And we look 111111 behold him in- Now forces lo 1311-1111:!

stead filled wilth luipcrfoct. virtues:

irtiiuill-iy t-biidlsli, oftou miinirnbly A forco litcre “"1114 itt days 111' old valiant, oitr" totlcilltrgiy’ kind; sil- That. did my life outlyrnl];

i-"IK down, 1111111111. his motticntury Th1.- warmth 111' youth ntay now lilc, to dcbalt- 1>f right. 11nd “r0111; New], 901m

and i111: tiitrllrulr-s or 1111. 111111)’; And changed its “mac-tom, .,||

rising up to 1111 111111.111 for 1111 111:1; " ‘ ' or dic for n11 idca; singling out his, friends and his tnulc with cordial 1111111111011; bringing forth 111 pain, rearing "with io11g~fi1t1"l'cring solici- tudc, his young. To touch thc heart o1‘ his mystery. we find in him one thought. strange l0 thc [point o1’ iuuucy; 1i1c thought. 01' tiuty: the thou-gilt of gbiiilffliliflg‘ ow- ing 1.0 111111111111’, to his neighbors, to his U011; an 11111111. oi‘ decency, to which he would rise if 1t. wore pos- sible; o. limit of 41111111111, 1M0“, w-hiclt, it it bmpossible, 11c will not stoop.

ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON

i-Fcu the doup luvc that flourished thou To other flames may y-ltdd; But this is yet rmprovcti when tit lingers in thc field.

I ‘n But grant, pcrchancc. this sacred flro

11s by tho years remade; That. is 101111 spirit did retire Unto its laud of shade.

111 all that doth around us lie Titis lesson i ‘would trucw-

Thut such as it will ncvcr div,- ————-<¢>_____ l.'nto all Tinto uud Piucc; Fflllltnt-nls of lh1- trlglyphs and 1uo~ ""111?! 0T "I" Tvlflltll‘ 0i’ Atmiitl tinting from the time of Sf. Paul hnvo Imp“ dilu-ovrrr-d by 1|“, Amt-rlcnn Sflhlm] 11f (‘luuulrni 8111111011 in Curinlh. (ircocu.

That, though it cituttgc, ‘twill ever liivc

I11 this or that domain,

_____ And, though suppressed, will rcvivc were utterly utihoc-deti. And 111 T" 11° *1 T0760 "El-illi- ilcu of imperial achievements Mr. 1King returns to tCnnnda with what 11c calls ‘o. great charter of liberties.’ which grants Canada "10 P111111 to negotiate with ior~ 015m powers writ-hour. considera- tion to ‘Empire interests and sets the Dominion on the road to-wq know not where."

x Aeg- -

DAILY LESSONS IN ENGLISH

By W- L. Gordon

WORDS OFTEN! LIISUSED: "Don't say "1 ham to keep you - wtlmllBf‘ Sly "dislike" or “am ‘r ,4 1 - - sorry." ‘dials’ means to detest.

OI-‘BEN Mll-SPIIDONOUNCEI): in- convenience. Pronounce ilai. syl-

ble as yena.

OFTEN MISSIHEMAED: cashier.

Such 1| the _ _ of the lending Liberal journal of Canada on the work of the Confer- ence. That judgment is doubtless shared by a large portion of the BYNONYMS: assembly, anemia- Lfbernl party throughout Engilgh- lace. congregation, conference, speaking Canada, and by the greatlmeelm‘ gnawing-

bulk of Conservatives in all the WORD Emmy: . provlncel No more _ three times out it is yours.’ Let us

increase our vocahil 1b r- quastion has yet come before a Can- w y mute

in; one word enwh day. Today's

dhrco iuntlllos ycitrly, through tho

"Use a word >

"aides ‘of the Canadian Parliament change of greetings was as cordial