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"Loin-duh Editor-BIK- Currie.

Notes by the w...»

IN the Prairie Provlncgo rfitlu ~11! population in hitch ml

tuerai ions.

e i - .. QVEDN-ESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 192s

T. lilies? scltoot.

l 1-— PBUICQZIYIOLS are new being _ _ receIvQ from those who pur- i ’ pone tskl1‘lulvnntage of the even~ lag classes which are to open on ‘Tuesday evening, January 4th‘. The ‘time for celving applications has "been extended n11 Hiday or this week, in Qrder that no one shall

miss tho épportunity.

As statad in the advertisement of the Doflriment of Education-in- struction 'lii he given in English. ArlthmotL. ‘Simple Accounts, Writ-

wlllch their prefer to take up.

will be lf1 Iy up to that oi‘ former

an opportunity which should not be

missed. hero are many men and

educational opportunlfltls ‘in,

those also who wish to carry their ' education along a

neglected.

opportunities for‘ aicquiring knutv- leqge is inexcusable.

The mun or woman who kuokvs is

1 v ability to know is wlliiln lentil t1!‘ nil.

ed. is not accessory iu all walks 01 life- bnt an elementary knowledge‘ of the "tools of mlueatloufireadlnu.‘ writing and arithmetic, is absolute--

ly necessary if one wlsllcslnhot only

0M0? life. With thoserf 001s" in » lzilmd one can carry their education *

0111,1111 evening classes ‘is to pro- ’ ville these "tools," to alrry educa- fitln a little iurtherfllnii‘ lrrnlaire life eosleuund pleasant? v I, We trust that any needlngallttlo| brushing i» in neglected or oven new suhje ts will send in thoir ap-r pllcatlon at. once so that necessary, preparation may be rnado in the.

organization of classes. Competent _

the classic‘ and we feel pure that all who attend will be gr atiy bene- flttcd. '

lcswsosls ulouon ausmsss. FEW’ pe0pIWY§IYiYUVWh lgkiént to whiolzrthe manufactureflof alco- holic beverages in Canada has grown. The following clipped from‘ flttgricultlutal and Jndustrial Pro so... lu (‘inflow publlliiled bytile JCanadian ‘Pacific iRalIway (‘ems 'pany. twill give some idea: “The etbbrt o! alcoholic bever-

.1

(J

i '11 remarkable rate. ll-‘lgureu of ox- ports of rill classes in gthe. st three lilscaiwears havevbéelt flrespec: lively $14,884,176. 111115511113. @1111" filefilflfliifil‘ ‘Ale, -b_oer.~and porter is ‘an imiportantitem, o_ ounting to also»; s =1..1»=l~l...13§t1..~l 11.1 ‘ditto 8latea;_,_hdll,lz. the heaviest r ‘hour with‘; volueqot $5,114,- nd other buyers‘ being widely dlntrilmtod over 11m globe." canal also whiskey similnriy'goes all over the world and a remarkable increase in‘ the demand for this

nor Couado exported whiskey to the lvoluo 816/712222 as compare 0d With 111K211” in 1W5. lllil I9

412,420 in 1m. Tlieflnltedflilles

to succeed in'one's clflllhgllirut‘ ioI o

‘ roads. have these pitches tilled _an_d many 'of them do it, but. thhzre are ‘those who do not. ‘ ‘ . Whose nearest to' Charlottetown am 11,1. we,“ oflonmm m this ma, situation is that two great political

‘IISKTUOIOTQ-Wul have chnrgo of nil m‘

among our farmers. able ‘to calculate thoirproiits ‘for and there is a general l" idea that ‘the great lmadority Hfnnwlilbo-satitfled.‘ - -'

the your

was the heaviest purchaser, buying 191.993. a gain of'13-0Q_0_ in five‘ LENGTHEMNG YOUR 111:5 to the extent oi $12,572,011, which 3'9"“ P*""*"~h° imleilse “Q1115 3-‘. was double the previous year's pur- chase and four times that of the

ytur 192i. Other heavy. purchaser

lfbeen 639,056. a galnof 28,938 since 192i. Winnipeg is shown to huvo

much as the ilopulation 05121111110:- tetown. The rural inhabitants -oi the province number. 860,861; was l‘ against 210,195 who‘ live in the

are the British West indies. Cuba, c111“ and wwmh bu, ‘he lane].

and Honduras." ‘ _AN OLD COMET RETURNS.

[show the 11love rapid/increase.’

i A healthy movement .ol settlers lfrorn the State: is noted in the

long-lost comet has been found. lM-llbridgn Irrigation District 0f

Thirty-six years ago the astron- dlscovered a very;

oiner Spitaicr faint (‘OIHOL

it ISQO-VIL. indicating that it wa

11g, nh-mqmq “l0011.wo1-111111;_._\1.,wr tho seventh celestial visitor of co- blechnnitllnjiousrhoid Science, Srnlflmmly Qllw-‘l to he discovered dur- jug 111111’ $1111.19“; Apnuqmns 3m in: flint-year. lu the course of requcstedfir,’ to slate the hrancbcsvlilllf‘ ii P01101104 115 lllrlllllfl DO-fill Buried in

Wu earnestly trust that this sea- "l" lrflllda M‘ the observatories r-llcilfli)‘ 1.. 11m Prairie Provinces 501-131 ;.1,111y1.1_-111¢e 111 1,111.51, (133395 vcoro the reports of its vlitit. the illan in lilo adjoining American 11m. ‘LqU-onnmral-a States is sold to be fully‘ establish-i

spat-e and disappeared.

best guesses

59350113 #1] 9V9“ 1131-11117‘ for 11 i1; (‘Olliti make 0i ill!‘ orbit ‘ill Whitll

it moved.

This year Professor Conlas Solo. women who ‘for 1.1110111151115015»: the obsoryntory at (Barcelona, 313111101,“ 1191-1» 111-9111151111 1W0 1,11“, we“. “mp1s 1;, m1“, Mvnu1ag,.__¢1 1311,1111, discovered 11 comm w111¢11 t-ls more lo the 110m thnutilo nllmr. 1111.11- hp 11,1111 11,11,111» soon b910,.“ pm, some Thr- stuir-meul. was mado by Prol. youth. These classes are urganlz-lwccks its progress across the sky s11 especkmy 11°1- 1111-31, 311.1 fqriwas measured. its exact position in wmnlppg "Dam m. qwmm

space was calculated. New it an

1111tpl1lurt11<lrjpears that i1 is Dr. Spiialefs lvan- land." l1:- added. along 1mm wmch ma). “in moeudemr m- 15911 Como back w us 311m- monrgv invested in land were cou- all ‘those yean-L- lVhon the orbit oi " It-ls the misfortune of ninny that the ‘earlier comet Ls computed and ‘ I ‘they were unable iuitheir younger when allowances are made for the ' days to acquire as full a. knowledge effects of the greater planets oiour of necessary subjects as they would solar system ill altering this Orbit south." have done had conditions lat-onus the comet ventured near to them] ilwortherwise. To such it is no tiiswit turns out that the present visitor] speaking of un-mmas 1,"; and‘ grace to have fallen behind in gcn-yCft-diieti to Professor (Iomus 501:1 the alleged loss to the forest from eml knowledga, but no“, that [he is fouuwfng just the Dam in Mm,‘ l-nlting lbelu, a I-‘retierictotl, .\'. ii.‘ my of the pql-sonéflhey mmnufnc. opportunity is offered there is no the former comet ought to he trov- ercuse. Qliteracy in the tilldst oilclillg.

Individual mtucts are not recog

nimble by their appearance. Theyi We have arrived at a stage in the mature and increase. hianyvoiilleul world's Illstoly when successful grow oltl and diminish. or seelnilvlllch vwuld ‘make the total a mil- competition is based t...‘ bimbo-ledge even to tilsitllegratc into clouds 011mm ‘rees- ‘ and skill. without these. failure or dusl- The only way to llltluiiiy ll only partial success is incvitshlu. lorlufl jtisitoijis by the- path that

he follows.

interval as thirty-six years. is a tr

l . ;.huie.to the aecuracyl of the motile-

have developed. an

ROAD FITCH ES.

many of them dangerous and ni f thenrmost a

pect and our most travelled roads nro worse. than the country roads» Our overseers shoull see to itthat iielr districts do not lose their re- lation, and that tho travelling Public 11"‘ fzivllll the accommodation they are entitled to.

?-—<o>-~—- EDITORIAL NOTES.

Don't forget your sleigh-bells or

he police mayiget you.

During the present mild weather the sidewalks might Fhe improved slightly and many of lihem need it.

l Looking over the variousrccortii

f the now

This is the, season oi stock-taking‘ They are new

of

‘Ne oneywnnts to deprive tho llttio

T 1s to bcyre-gretted that p1tchos.

034118- shmlid b“ there has -beon a large outlay made m mdeflnfik helm“. Th‘, purl-mag permitted to dlsilgure our winter tilt-m. llf :1 mistake has been nlatle. (warmers 1,1,, supposed 1n it is important that it shall he dis’

closing year cannof fall to have ll. chew-expanding ef feet upon all who have faith in our ages fromdltlanada is increasing utfllrovince.

ones of the plessu e of tobpggnnlng on the street? and street sides: in- deed many grown-up men; and wo- men have expressed a tfislro to loin them in their rollic ng fun. lnll. the dangar incident to he sport

tied advice or. better st i. some

one.to overhle their ploy. ind‘ yet. that 11111111115111 a lot of lib fun out

should not be undoresilms d. They"

Alberta. where 11 airs of immi- grants and their eiiects arrived rc-

,rcnvlly' from across the border.

Nilmllolflvlli Mm“ Since August I925, some 325 fami-

s‘lies have been placed in this dis- trict. who were well outfitted with live stock and farm equipment and are practically all happy nnd prov» poring. . '

That wheat can he produced more

ed. The not cost ot‘ producing an acre of wheat in )ianltohl1 in 192.”. was $10.03, aseOmpATOd ltvilll $10,713 iu the near-by States. And the

ll. (.‘. timul oi‘ ti1o hhtnltobn Ala-l- l-uilurai College addressing lllP “Phase ' lusts do not include the rent of thrl "if interest on

sitievetl- lbe liauitobn farmer would he still hem-l- on‘ than his neighbor across the border. for the mo» in this connection urt- abotl: $1 p91‘ at-rc lower than in the Stall-s lo 111.1

newspaper item tells that il. is esti- 1mated that r700 car-loads of them

|wcre shipped from New Ilruumvil-lr,

1o the ‘Slates for 1110 Iiplidngl season this. year. They zwornged ztbout

i.

1-000 trees to the car, it is said. This wnsl ‘probably all lower-estimate, hut the business has lbeen large enough to remind one [of the scene in lilacbeth tvherc

Th1" ‘hi1’- “m b“ d°li°ll".Birlna11 Nvood removed t» Dllllsi- ,..fl,....1m..,1.1 . 1 . . . the one who succeeds and today the at all. cspwllully after w lens llll none"

l Mr. Frederick Pwalmer, a great

lrailway engineer from Engiandulias‘

“High brow" education, 5g munmatlcol methods which astrouomersiarflved in Ottawa m, a special mis,

fsion. lion. .\lr. Dunning. tho Min- iistel" of Railways, has llad him ihrougllt to Canada. to decide be- nwcen Nelson and Churchill as the [better tide water terminal for the Iludson ‘Bay Railway. Neither of them ‘is a good natural port. Nol-

l son had been chosen years ago and

covered Ilefore additional outlay ls made. Mr. Palmer is bollcvcd to ho a capable engineering authority.

The surprising tiling about the

parties should have become (‘Olli- ‘mltted to ‘build tho rnlltvay toufilutl~ [son Bay and between them did build over 400"mllos of ll before tiu- war. while" lilo terminal Hlii‘ ims yet. lo be iorutotl. ill‘ Mr. Puilnenir stnnngcr to tho Bay_,_as we presume, can sottio the location decisively and rightly within tho week allot- ted to him ho will do a good week's work. All good (fanadlnns must hope for a. wise decision, as to the terminal. but the larger question. the practicability of the Hay and ocean route. must remain in doubt until it is tested by several years of operation.

Mr. Henry Ford ll not making so many motor cars and trucks this year as last year. Tile Ford out~ put for the your is set. down :11 1,447,915 cars, as against 1.798.123 in 1925, 1,790,273 in ‘I924, and 1,915.- 485 in 1923. The record passed the million mark in 192i. and reached its maximum in 1923. it is to be noted, however. that willie the lig- unes above quoted include motors e for home consumption, and for‘ export from the United States- th 1110 not iliciude those made at th Ford plant in Canada or other pllfilis abroad. _' ‘

It h a tremendous record in the way of providing wheeled chariot: at tlm service of millions oi’ people. rich and potion-in mlr time, as was predicted by one of the 11111101713“? lphets more tlnn 2,500 years ago. "The chariots shoillrage in the streets. they shall docile’ one an~ other in the broad ways ;' they shall seem like torches, they. shall run. like lightning." Thus it was writ» ten and tho fulfilment ll seen

Q|.I_.1‘“- .1.

11:11:.’ ' .'~ b

"ii-ll flletwcsa the regular decennial enu- This midway ‘census. . __taken in June last shows the popu-

-latlon ct Manitoba‘ to then have

1.

i ti B; lama W. BorlomuD»

i I1 would scent that 1min is deter- imined to lengthen 1he span of lllt‘ still more, and is attuekiufi 9WD" .1111“..- that. 111 illlywily brings vu 01d age. _ Tile old expression “u man ls K5 old as his arteries." is ufiillflii)‘ "true in fact. and tile latest work of our leseuvcll luen is to endeavor to find out just tvhat makes tile ari- erles old.

.11.; you know the arteries have elastic 1issuc in their trails. so that they can receive a large amount of 1,100.1 which dilutes or stretches tile trail,- telnporarily and then the tvulin contraey, from their stretched condition and force the blood along. If anything interferes with this ei- ust2t' tissue for l1 is replaced ll)’ ll “IIOH-(‘IZISHC tissue, tilt-n you can readily tact? that the heart has o pump the blood very hard in order to get it tilrough the 11011 elastic. or less elastic, lnilrl-s Now what takes this einstit-ilyou1 o1‘ lilo walls of tho arteries’?

What material replaces 1hr- elas- tic fibres?

A Danish physician ilas been ox- perimenting on animals and finds ‘ that smflil (loses o1‘ tho juice. from

ho little adrenal glands whiclnaro dtuated on lop of each kidney, to- zeiher with poisons from little or- qanlsmg and certain foods. into;- :l‘0 with tho little vgesels that sup- ply the walls oi‘ ti1o arteries, and tctunily out oft‘ 11m nourjslnnvnt lo the ill-miles o1’ the walls, including the elastic ‘fibres.

lIie is of the opinion that the. food man eats irritates the walls.’

A very slight inflammation is set up. which when it I1-'~lli.=. ieatlrls n hard chalky tissue which re- places the nulumi elastic fibres. lie ‘ieliwr-s that fills, process begin-s sven i11 youth and progresses grud- lniiy throughout life.

Certain article's o[..footl 01' drink. terrain polsotl-s from within the body itself or fronl outside sources

11-1111 speed up this irritating pro- j t- and bring on_ hardened arter- ' 01.1 agl. in a short. time. The point in this matrerdllen lg 1i1at we are nlade old by over indulgence iu heavy foods, and failing‘ to get

n‘.

lure. There is some logic. in if,

lea»

. DAILY LESSONS ll

, _ _ Alageur iilt-lve is u .\lr. licLcllun 11mg,“ _ i - JIN IL1\GLISH lilfiUill ()'3I.e';i1 . l’. l-I, i.. iillti his as n‘ < 11... 111,1 m‘. ... . ' sisluut .\l . iuclair is reiutcrl tof .' .' " ., “ . ,- "f i B)’ w- L; .G°"d°" ‘. till- Sllllrluifs of .\i.li]\(‘f1lit‘.‘. \\'1n. Inlllxjxfifléxxf lllgi,(|l“l"\i'\nllill_. 1:]: i ii. Plgoli -uli family. forull-rll- o1‘ ,_ ... . , 7. _. ' ,' "fiwahhi \li nit-trail": urc luuillt-li iil“l‘l* ‘ill‘l“l‘ll\ 10:11:11‘ lupin Hill‘. Ill UNI l - l“ ‘ ‘ ' " fill e‘ e ' .1 .1 I l“ >11“. 1 tvouns tiFTICN MISIISEI): llerllt-l-c- nougllls. .1151. of \\'<>::t sl.;,,_, m. ., ,.,.,,., ,, 11., ,.,..,~ ."‘“.\.,f.1 ‘iiflll'i'ls'lly‘ “rill-linen are trying an Ptlril-‘e; l’; l1). l., is an euginel-l- on Um, m MWmh_,,,i,.,|_,,r,1,:, mumr} ll‘.\'llt‘i'illli'lll. l‘ ‘r1x11crilu1e11t" meatls the (‘.,,.Y.,Ji. jEht-y _* l_I guvl- llflhroulm (mm, 1,1,,“ 1- mm, \. 1 . . _ -..-- . 1 v . ,1 . . _ 1d UM‘ m h") mukmg an ‘hfwiatfgfiigfig lajtxlll'l‘tfiti‘g‘n“‘\j ' "vim liovk lull-ll lrllm l‘ huulll :11‘ ‘ _ v , ’ _ ‘ v ‘I - > ‘ "qhlllulur-r I‘.‘<|\L‘\'Iili|_\', i--ll' ll:l~ 111141 OFTEN h liiS-i i{O.\OU.\C]-,D. llt)>l\ .11_1%(:11t Hfinflm ‘Stilliftgilil l,“ nHqH-IL m“. “m, “m, Hm,’ ilunylilc. llonounce the h, 110i 1115.11. 1nd. 1.111s r1111. .1111 It tIIl-‘hanl "N11,..." ,1..11,.1-,_ 1.111.151 was. ‘, 11111.1. tcsy secure .10 )e,.t1e wstclu-ovt JIHMC M. .1", .,.,,..in,.,_ 1,1,,“ m“ ‘ - (lIfTl-ZX KILSSQELLED: cssentrfiut‘ all the eulplny ‘ _ We illiiyigol111l1lg, ' 'i‘lll..- ‘i; Utiti-i-J-i up umouf-T‘ SYXONYM5I 941N133 fillnf-‘n- m‘ Vi)’ lhiiilliylwri‘ In‘?! 3.!” “"‘"‘__"c'~‘ ‘ill lill‘ several 1111111 iilztiitil-s ililll \'.'11'-‘ ilulnored. sulky“. morosu, crahbeti, the -f. .4» It. trains 011 \vIl.t-l1 “e110,” i,,s,i,,,1;,,,,,.__ “ml ’ H WUHHVL

f slooniy- iii~lltlllll‘cfll' . _ tvoltp srtrnv: "Lise a 11-01-11 thr-ec 1111101,- aud i1. is yours." Lct us increase our vocabulary. y-nlas- tcriug‘ one word etlcb day. - odn word: AIIJEFI‘; sunk to diliouf +11...‘ "I flit ‘oenicilctl

BT38’ "til t-

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Dally Selections . ron l, Guardian Renders .

¢+o+o+o++oco+oo+o+o++oo+ 1' December 28. 1926

XVIIY DO WE LlVE-"lvhy dirld L I not from lilo womb? - Them the wicked comm from tron-l bllng. and thcro the woavy arn ul. rest." Jolt 3:11, 17. l

PRlAYER-I trusted in Tll/‘fl, ()1 Lord. I said. Thou nrt my (loll.- My limes arc ill Thy lhand.

i “TH E OPEN DOOR"

1

of 1m _ Into tho glow of the setting sun. ~ I will not recount the deeds 0i! strife

Love I will find alt 1111s open door.‘

When ii cross the threshold, fscc

me,

Through the beams of Ilgllt each lhiily cres1

Will catch the glint 0f at Iovc sub- lime;

l will learn the art of loving more

In God's groan spaces beyond the, door. '

When I leave this holrsc, close fastl

1hc door, i Anti set my face to the land be-i

l yond;

The love I cherish flies on before To multiply with a love more fond: The love of life is a bitter sweet The gall is purged when the twoi loves meet. oven I knew in this house of clay. , ' . . , , ‘ [can bear them ‘with me as l‘ go Over tho hlilisoi. the-close 0f day When twilight comes as the sun slniqslotv;

All else tint tassel have left‘ be- llmll,~ ~ ~ dwcet

The l

1111111“ l contentment clothes my mind.

Yet

At length coins toil; portal grand

A great y ite door with a cross

swung oflrwile lira inlgilfty hand v thelbatlgavof .

throughout the civilized world. -

[was

THE cnantomrowusousnnlsu

building and selling houses. Sellers was bliss Florence McMil- lan, daughter of our old Donald Mchilllianl. Royalty. l1 fine sturdy named aflcr Ills "grond-tiad".

'0

luruu iu-oucn (or the u h! Currilliliilflllll‘ of (notions or interest. Tho Qhulnfletowu Guardian don not cconurl‘ endone the o9" lslloun o! eorrollloudunta.

O

n bDGlOF AN JSLANDER

Sir, Alelv "iloies by the us)" uliglit bop! interest to the reader of the "Guardian" at this senile lf-Solhis Ie-tlcr is .11 your 11151111511!-

We left P. Ill. I. on Nov. 12th and came hero by way oLDeLroit, Chic- ago, Rainy River, \'l'lnnlpeg, Van- couver, San Francisco and Los Au~ gelce. . . . . ,-

Detroil is a wonderful industrial centre with n population of 1530.- 000 itavilig grown [r0111 285,704 in 1890. It is thellome of the great Ford nlanufacturing concern and many other make of autos.

The value oi‘ its manufactured products is 8.870.000 per day, and about $2,000,000 per day i-‘l llilill "ill in wages. it is the second wealth- lest t-ily in the L‘. and 1hr- fourth in Impuistiou. largest auto-body building tho largest autofnclorics, the lurlr est seed ilouso, the largest slicer copper and brass roiling mills. the largest tfro company, the largest white load and color tvovltls, the tallest ilntel iu~the world. it is about starting an so sully Ilullllilll: which tviii lie-lilo ililthtlsl in the world. ll is estimated that ll has 350,000 automobiles, or one for ev- ery folir persons. lt has tho greou est I100! of fresh water passenger vessels in the world. it is stlreiy’ “some grout t-Il_\"' and tho rush 0t‘ auto truffle iu its mnin streets l-l indescribabic-ti1o tvontitlr is tllnt there are so few accident-s. Adloul -l0 miles out is Ann Arbor a gireut educational and resldentui treutro connected with Detroit by two pnvod highways. Tho traffic on these roads is enormous and tit casioually- you will see a c111" turn~ ed over. but this is rare. Doarborii is a subcri: of Dr-truit with hospit- als, 1111;, and nit-u residences, in- cluding that of llonry Ford.

The soil in Michigan as. a wiloio docs not look 1o us to hl- 11111111 farm iund and few form ilolnos will compare with lllrlso on ill-ll.

this place lilo tvilole population scent to iivo on wheels. \\'-- passed through (‘hicagn

which \v.- \\'ill 110i..l1"y to describe. it is Ill» miles from sllic to sitie null

the 1 ffic congestion gels 011 title's nerve». . \\‘.l- pass uu lll)l'i]l via Dk-‘ilii to

tvlll-ro vviuter weath- Tllis is it raiitvagv laud only

Rainy ‘River on provaiieti. cellzl-ll vvilb excellent