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3=.Commissioner MocMiI|an's Visit 3 The sentiment of all classes of our citizens lzfound expression in the words of welcome ex- gnded by His Honour Lieutenant Governor

r:BL_o1s and Mayor TURNER to Salvation Army icommissioner l\lACMiLLAN, Mrs. MACMILLAN

nd party. Their visit at this time of year should ‘

§;rove_ enjoyable to themselves as well as an in- fplratlon to Army workers throughout the Prov-

rice. It is a heavy burden of responsibility which

ity. To them‘. apparently, a law which proteetsj

the rest of the community is of no account. It does not require even ordinary common sense to understand that the streets ‘of a city cannot be cluttered up with noise-making crowds any time it is desired. But if common sense or fair» mindedness prevailed there would not be Red meetings and disturbances in peaceful neighbor- hoods.

“With Section 98. repealed, the battle for freedom is under way again—-so-called freedom 'of speech, freedom of assembly and freedom to !become all-around unmitigated nuisances. The ‘police have no choice but to enforce the law. and it is fortunate for the community in general that this is the case.” '

Editorial Notes

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Our medical men consider beer scrips bever- age llcenses——not prescriptions. BK BK BK

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Notes 'by the Way,

an officer aboard HMS. Thrush in 1801 he wrote the following intho family Bible of e rnan.with whom he became friendly: “The secret of life is not to do what one likes. but to try tolike what onehas todo." ltiss.finemottowhich.if more universally adopted. would make for better. work throughout the world.——Ex.

How long is this orgy of damn. tlon likely to last? The two research ships. Discovery 11 and William scoresby. cannot tell us. some Nu]-. wegian whaling men a_.re'oonvuwgd that there are great herds of blue whales round the Arctic circle which have not -yet .been touched and will keep the whalere in em. tence for many years. But the op- timists are few. Everyone knows that in the Arctic whales were practically extermlnated and that

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' nose, conversation and meditation.

CHARIDTTETQWN GUARDIAN

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PUBLIC FORUM

ANNOYANCI IN Till PUBLIC GARDENS Sir,-Our beautiful. ahadod public ardens are a lay and benefit to ev- evryone able to take advantage of them. They afford a place for cool-

Last evening I was sitting with a friend on one of the seats, when all all of a sudden an uproar took place. There was shouting and swearing. and men were seen stag- gering and struggling about cars parked on the border of the gar- dens!

My friend. who was not used to such conduct, became alarmed and we hastened away! Is it not the duty of our police to keep a close watch on the gardens which are so enjoyable and are kept up only at

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1‘!!! SPIAINID ANKLE SHOULD NOT BE IIEBTKD 1300 LONG

one of the mistakes made in the past has been giving s sprained ankle too much rest. In a sprain there is always some tearing of the

and it appeared to be only good sense to rest the Joint so that these torn parts would knit tosether properly.

However it has been found that this allowing the Joint to rest too long may cause adhesion: (where tissues get stuck together causing

neatly buide the picture, and the portfolio had one to Canada as part of a great international ex- change of such scrap-books.

In this portfolio. there was more geography to be learned than could be extracted from many text-books. There was no musty list of pro-

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- - - til! i t ad f f o ement). with “rice C°m"."S5'°"°’ M‘cM"‘l'‘‘N.5h°“ld°‘'5 35 head. Rt. Hon. WILLIAM Lyon MACKENZIE KING clfrivigmbevliiimrilnhliasihacleflh iiorrerra: rbfigiitlwaiinoxihetrlie ‘:1: “vii: ;‘hlge:§te2s:Bm°Bn¢1m:W?U1‘ll8 MVB nor was there a. iiptlizi 5"“ ’°'‘’ “W “ '5 '0 of this great organization in. Canada. It must ' pug by me ,,,,,,,,,E,,,. whafyabout disappeared ‘the individual finds or 311m,“ 1,, “gum “Eh,” um. be doveloeled. Weprhtdolble

the ships left Montevideo for cape that he bu - “um” Mm. "nun ‘ In. “I me man,‘

' ld t ' ‘ h ' . wou ra her visit Gafieneaya at“ an Vlmy wmch mm mm‘ or nothing to ‘

iencourage him to feel that he has the heartfelt Town and Durban it was because Dl'eV¢nl1nK P811503 the“ NW- am. 3301; people oh: allbrelieaous 4-.. o... .....l, u...... c...._.... ............. 3*: :;*,;;‘:;,.,*:::,;;*;*°:;‘..°,,';:::.:: ‘°“‘°" ...._.,.,..._ . . i‘..“.’.*.::.’.‘..§.‘:‘:.*’:":.’:‘.”:;“..:;'.;.§‘..f‘:‘.;‘;.‘ °*..:,“,*'~,,:,*=.::_°'~:,*.-“*°.,,,.,,.,....'° "°:*._.,°“.*'°,:,,.*:f THE 2 MACS .norruna ions. ow ere can t is c said with n ma become nweuuy to mow AN."_'BEEn_ peg-hgpgQ1ggu-icjtytgbrggkupghggg hen,’ um‘ and mwmou of Jun

adhesions and get the joint working freely. Fortunately for themselves some

becoming sun worshippers these days. are ale are in winter and summer. It would be

impossible to look throulh 1‘-ND 1301* without learning something about

-"more truth than in Prince Edward Island, where "3" 0'4"‘ 0- °~ 3- 730'!!!’-‘I attended to.

‘the Salvation Army is held in the highest re-

from depleted to undepleted areas. Moreover, the whale is s slow- brecding and slow-growing animal.

. . . . . . NATION ARK l Five million Chinese die of starvatIon— ALP SITE,

and importance.

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iv " " A 7 ‘ ouricernent was made by m . ry - _ sympathize with the feelings of the Park would be one that would 1 e "r°°°‘“°“ °t d°°"°“ b°tw°°“ um‘ W E !ttEw;'Iekcne:U;nnFcde”l Minister of Fish_ Parliament-g authority to grant sums not elf mom and honest people who pm by M hmomu background “flu; don and chequem I have loaned . K. R R S 4. H°fl- Jh t- th l Domh-lion Government has “,h_ ceedlng 5,ooo,oo pounds ($25,ofoo.001:J) amlua Y their faith in the League ogkNation(si the some um; elapse the tourists to }§;‘w"l‘;; r";‘,11°ll’e*;‘g‘°‘°‘;lll;=l8e Vgflirletllllll-3!; 181 Queen Street, Phone 540 t a e t- t (gm as ngedcd or t at purpose. and see its covenants br on an coveraarnue of he Island upon-,.

i’ — Oflleyd 3 °°"t"ib“ti°“ °f $I°°’°°° for the iflgndmpllrigsizoed thgt the government did not pro- its apyharitgvefiiefied. 'I":leynhl$dbi;e'eIi {$6 vlilsi1l:s1scatte‘r1'inwg*Mthe benefits of _. __ _

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is ..for nee y S bfmm 1“ W . ' ' i’ o on ‘m orts of mutton or am though it has failed, they cannot In-rolinetax. - '

_fund is contingent onl tthie Nelvia Bi'ulr:w‘1;1gviG!?;,‘; ]::;¢mC()airilI; rgsmtl-ry‘ B1utPtwemy_fiv¢ million dol- ;.he;n;:lg;?e¢,:egy;:n€::1:,:6 mi: geerzolxle. the g..ougos‘tu:l:'y- SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL LINES OF

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.9, gfnnleflt making aval a e a I e S11 1 Ian is 8. pretty fair sum to collect in duty from E t ch“ m nag“, nu my...’ will nstaura want to visit ur hi.-

f. for which, it is understood, has already been the Axgenfing 3,3111, Norway, Sweden. U5-A-v i::eause—-- Pmefcsor Gilbert Mur- Wflcll 0 oh...-lol,¢.¢4‘,’,,,, 3:,

Queens county and will be directed

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, V. ....._.._.. insure the safety of the cornniupity.f: "_It is pat- “huh u _ Y M I an ‘ h ‘ M can "R¢P¢*l.0.l §‘°fi°“ 9,3’-A3." Cd; “Wm ¢°“‘ ‘"°“¢'" h‘ "“_g't.""“I‘: ‘l" ‘hm the storiolvfyoar f:l'eaI:i|s.’teil ab-oatntbe frie:¢‘l| . . lies broriig‘_llI)te.“l““ck..Fr?:,‘: u'M,.“¥m ‘i3m;'°;‘m "919 _ I .m;:fig:,' , ',§§;';y dczeif. Pat- flavor and lsstie“goodIess of “BLACK TWIB

lobe ( re )- v - mule. - mm | - onawmo . . . t not after you have tried it. '

, _ ‘for the

-I. comply with federal regulation!-

propriation so far as Prince _ ,_ mconcemed. Our fishermen can use this money.

L-‘-——Prgvinoe|, they are certainly entitled to the

‘-gard, as a living embodiment of those principles

'<«lictate the councils of nations and leagues 0 nations, if the world is to be saved even in a material sense.

Zof practical Cliristiallity which must eventuallylha” the populatlon of Canada wiped out through f

harvest failures. if it

Orangemen had glorious weather for their “Glorious Twelfth" celebration Saturday, and

It is quite impzssible to supose that an artificial wastage of 30,000 can be replaced every year. The Nor- wegian Government took alarm some years ago and has led the way in protective measures, with the as- sistance of the League of Nations

Sir.-—Bome people claim that the

of these individuals when they

National Park should be near the city. We agree with this party, but we think that St. Catherines is near enough. It is only from 15 to 20 minutes’ drive; and when the North River Bridge is built and the road

found that pain and swelling had

Japan, learning something which would help us to understand the

gone, have begun to use the ankle slightly at first. gradually getting complete use in two or three weeks’ time. They have done this _ ‘ ‘ the advice_of the physician.

country and the people. Quite recently, a portfolio from Prince Edward Island—from the

to London: I have learned that I

Mischouehe Convent, to be exact- found its way in its wanderings to ewfoundland. That is not far away, true, but often lands nearest home are least known. Through this

. . for their church parade yesterday > portfolb the gubject or high L...

That O.-der-|n-Counc|| ' But the profits are so enormous h"d‘5“'“*°"dv ‘M5 “me 03“ W3 W‘ In the t"°“m°“" °‘ “ “P”"“°d was breaking up and my resigna- ' 1"“ 9“ BK * _ _ that more and mre destroyers are d“°°d "° 1° '-“' 13 mlmll-88. 801118 Bl: ‘"“‘1°v ‘h‘'- “M ”‘°“9h§]"‘ fin“ ’°“’— tion was imminent. §;°"r‘{°tf,:‘t°°£‘°p°"fi"°3:u°‘ Ed‘:x°"":‘,"“ - North. South,~East, West, it IS all the same, coming in to share them.—-The " speed °' 4° mu“ P" h°“"- 5°‘ °°mp'e‘° r°st_w"‘h ‘ ‘’ °°‘ °“ ‘ I need hardly say that there is no mm ' dm‘ ° Somewllat belatedly the Summerside Lib- L1, 1 d C - d d 1 Cape mg“, 0°l‘dlll8 to resolutions made last Couple 0! D1110“ of other -311900“ word of "ugh 1;, mo“ mmmgngg °1d*‘-‘V °°l°“Y Wm 193"‘ ""195 flbollli ' l €l’3S all 0IlS8l’V2\tlV€S. 0Ct0l'S all 3)“ ' winter with respect to building which will keep the ankle higher No doctor has been to Cheque"; ourownIsland.And wherethisport.

elal press publishes the admission that the CAMPBELI. Government did actually designate by order—in-council the proposed site for a Na- tional Park. This was done. it says, because the Dominion Government “required provincial authorities to name some definite site which, if chosen, would be immediately and certainly available.” It was done “merely as an evidence of good faith." and the words “or some other suitable site” were appended to the order so that “the best possible place in the judgment of the federal authorities might be chosen." According to Premier CAMPBELL, however, decision as to the “best possible place" is to be made subject to the opinion of the legislative members. The visit of the federal officials, -sandwiched in between the designation of the ‘ site by order-in-council and the final selection to be made at a party caucus, seems to have served no necessary purpose whatever.

Dr. Coady's Addresses

Of great interest to all concerned in edit-

men, condemn the CAMPBELL Government. 3K 5K

The action of the MACKENZIE KING Gov- ernmcnt in repealing Section 98 of the Criminal Code is already bearing its natural evil fruits.

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It has come to a sorry pass when the CAMPBELL Government assumes unto itself the right to prescribe a case of beer where the d6c- tor would prescribe a glass of sherry.

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Under the impetus of extension of drought- stricken areas in Western Canada, the Domin- ion Government has decided to expand its drought-rehabilitation work in the \‘Vest. Fin- ancial assistance will be given farmcrs in the digging of “dugouts” or reservoirs of water for stock. This decision means assistance will now be given to all water conservation projects. The basis of assistance to dugouts is three cents per cubic yard of dirt moved up to a maximum of $50. In all cases the Government provides en- gineering advice and all assisted projects must

be approved by engineers. Assistance on the

School children have a denth rate which is lower than that of any other age, but they suffer from r. great variety of ailments and de- fects. many of which interfere or retard their education. The medi- cal records indicate that disability and deformity due to such causes as rickets, tuberculosis, and the re- spiratory diseases of childhzod are less grave than formerly. It is pointed out. however, that at the routine inspections about ii per cent of children have 9. physical de- fect of one kind or another to which the term “irremedis»ble" can be properly applied. some of these are congentlal, but most are the aftermath of disease. By far the commonest defect is dental caries, which is present in over so per cent of the children.-—-Glasgow Herald.

We have often heard It said that it is not necessary for boys or girls who live in rural communities to attend summer camps. as they get plenty of fresh air at their own homes. People who ha): this idea overlook the most important feat-

bridgas, a bridge was to be placed on North River, another somewhere up the wast River, and the ferry was to be closed off. Well, to travel by those bridges. at reduced speed, over a distance of about 7 miles, to the more beyond Rocky Polm, it would take 21 minutes. Therefore. St. Catherin-es would be nearer as to time. Besides being near enough the West River, with its beautiful scenery, the broad expanse of coun- try to be seen from the high hills has attractions too numerous nu mention. There are places too that hold 5Ul'Dri.se for the uninitiated. 1 need only mention the “Strobane", Bauchan Hollow. and Ellen’; cl-lb. We have also an historic site — Blue's Cove, with its “pot of gold", where, according to unwritten ills. ¢0l'¥. Capt. Mac-Rae and his men had to retreat. This site is the piece that would tend to give inspiration to the strong, strength to weak and leap to the lame. I am, Sir. etc, M. M.

nnrroMa—lvA'rroNsr. PARK

than the heart. While many physio- inns advise ice applications to pre- vent further swelling, just as many feel that as the damage is already done anything that helps the cir- culation will brlng relief of pain nnd quicker repair of flrmagecl tissues.

But the main thought is rest, and keeping the ankle up higher than the heart. Between applications of the hot water. the ankle is kept snugly bandaged.

After the swelling is down. which is a mater of a few days or more. the patient is encouraged to move the ankle without however taking it from its support. Massage is safely used at this time, movements being toward the heart, and sometimes electrical treatment is given by a diathermy (hes: sent to inside tis- sues) or the amkie is made to move by electric stimulus.

The next step is important. when the swelling is completely down, and before the patient is allowed to put any real weight on his foot, the Joint is strapped with adhesive tape. The outer side of the foot is slight- ly raised whlle_the adhesive is being applied so as\i.o put less strain on

the telephone wires never enjoyed such repose as in the last. few days, and though I wish to retire some day, I shall retire when I think fit.

I would only say this: That the first moment I feel myself incap- able of sustaining the burden that now rests up:n me. I shall be pre- pared to pass it to other hands and I shall be no light judge of what the requirements of that position are.

I have sometimes taken the lib- erty of using myself the wards used on one occasion by a man for whom I have profound veneration, and that is Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln once observed—for he was subject in his lifetime to no less criticism than I am. and he minded just about as much—"I do the very best I earn and I mean to keep on doing it until the end. If the end brings me out all right, what is said against me will not amount to any- thing. and if the end brings me out wrong. ten angels hearing that I was right would make no differ- ence."

There is something profound and

folio may reach in its travels is difficult to say.

This, a magnificent gesture in international understanding. is only one part of the work of the Junior Red Cross. but it is an important part. In days of constant alarms. when iniematlonal m‘ derst.and- ing seems to be so rife. it is pleas- ant an encouraging to know that there is an organization at work, quietly and efficienfly, among our children. to promote that under- standing which alone can be tb- basis for lasting peace.

BISHOP "CALLED"

Iml'DON——(C.P.) —- Speaking at the Ar-dlngly College prize-giving, the Bishop of London, Dr. Winning- ton Ingram, declared he was "gal- led” by the resolution of the Oxford Union—in no circumstances to fight for King and country.

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I;0NDON—-rC.P.) —- H. L. mason was re-elected vice-chancellor of London University at a meeting of

cation in this province Wm be the Sefies of two same basis is provided for the construction of un, .01 cu; grggniged gm-mm, 8lr,~It was stated at the Bun. the ouk.-'1 or tom ligament. This moving in this statement from the the -- sen“, ,ecmfly_ pmg, addresses to be delivered on Tuesday and Wed- Small dams camps. While attending thesecamps Sh,“ meellnz that the only logical Silflplns -hould be charmed every man who carries upon hls mlnd 1:. s. w rhouse was appointed de- - the boys and girls have a. certain D.ace to have the National Park “V8 days or less for a couple of and heart the immense responsi- put, ,,1 cm,,ce“o,..

nesday of this week in the Prince of Wales Col- lege Hall by Dr. M. M. Coanv, director of the lZ.\-tension Department of St. Francis Xavier University. Dr. COADY‘s name is known through- out the continent as a leader in adult education, and he has recently returned from a three months tour of the United States in which he lectured on this subject under the auspices of the Carnegie Corporation. On Tuesday, July 14, he will speak here under the auspices of _the Women's Institutes, and on Wednesday night under the auspices of the Adult Education League of Prince Edward Island. The meetings ‘ are open to the public, and as they will cover . different phases of the adult education move- mmi; there should be a very large attendance

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Somebody in Spain has been trying to make a. “corner" in eggs. The police of Seville dis- covered 3,500,000 eggs stored in a cave in the outskirts of the city. Spain produces only a frac- tion of the eggs she consumes. The main ingred- .ient in the majority of Spanish omelets is im- ‘ported. A rise in-the price of foodstuffs and a serious economic situation, they said, wil1.be partly remedied by the discovery. Police said the owners who unwillingly surrendered the store were a Jewish merchant by the name of BENDRAU, living in Tangier, and a Catalan. JOSE Prcnr. In the cave were hundreds of boxes of eggs from Turkey. Morocco and Syria. It is es-

on both occasions. _

It is fitting that Dr. COADY’s visit here should coincide with the annual convention of the Women's Institutes, an organization which

i has done so much to promote educational and . health interests in this Province.

' ' Dr. COADY is no stranger to Prince Edward other occasions.

. 2 Leland, as he has spoken here on special interest

This time he brings a message of

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i_' That Fisheries Grant

.. d . ‘ ma Erhis is apparently part of the $3_o0.000 "gnu: passed at the last session of Parliament relief of needy fishermen throughout Navy, Scotia, it is understood. ‘obtained voting that much additional to