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Fifty years ago. in October. 101B, a great new light dawned on thiadark world. It was the result of the .in- ventive ‘genius, the tireleas energy and patient research oi’ Thomas Alva Edison. I-le was then 32 years of age and ‘had already become known to the world as one of thegreaiest in- ventors of the nineteenth century. i One oi his greatest inventions. _ _ ‘ scores that are almost equally mar- You have seen a tragedy occurr in vellous, was the incandescent electric a. home, and as you thought, o: the lamp. There were electric lalnpsof bereavedone, and her lack oi phYSlCiII sorts before, but none oi them good strength you have felt that‘ she could enough to produce for public sale. not possibly survive it.

Flity years ago candles of tallow And yet despite profuse weeping, and paramn ‘lighted the homes of all whflnement to bed through weak- but the fortunate few who lived in ness. she caiue through all right. 'cltles where gas was available. frhe H," 311K353 811d will Pfiwer, her re- that m‘ Brim-sh ‘amines. compflk kerosene lamp was still a noveltyand 118100 I180. my have been of help, ing ma individuals. during the sea- not in general use- Even the fortun- W‘ “We l-i 118° wmelhlfls we "wt son of i929. have been satisfactor- no f-gw who," home, w“, lighted was a big iactor. ily placed in New Brunswick under lwm] o“ pr the open s“ ma“ "up 1 one.‘ we“; o; rho“. Ngture keeps thzenlmxfgziggnloigsrjegnerg; ed only 5;. “w, m‘, mkmn‘ hp... ahead, of your needs so that when the Suez Canal the British Empire m‘ m" M my came b.058- without and the Governments o1 New “u” °1 H“ "ndlwilhwd Wmmlln‘ emamenci” “d” W“ u‘ pmpgred‘ lnlght not’ ha“ emwd ‘o-day‘ n’ u‘ advising me; I made them secure the

When organisms enter the body, almost amusing that ior many years mend time; but when m proceeded

at ‘Disroielig’ Andi‘ » ' " g. £0031; _The S1552‘ Canql

_ of‘ in rover-ass" __ $001‘! Great Britain obtained the keys oi ' ‘ h uez Cans is bound u ‘with-the ‘By/Mm w‘ B""°"-M-D at e s “ careler oi the lgothschlld family. The descendants of the found- er oi the fanlily,.a banker oi Frank- fort born in 1743, played a vital part in nineteenth-century history. The name oi Rothschild, taken from the red shield which was the sign of 1h! ancestral house, is intimately -e0!i- not h.“ had a chance‘ w give my “em” Wm‘ u” E“'°P°Fn."°"°““ ‘side of' the case, in which. I_ was" which culminated in the Battle of trledr- - . _ wneflw‘ ' I _ His recollection of what took place For British people the name will be “gm in be hazy‘ on entering the associated with the romantic story 0! ‘round, hem" the" ‘ppomwd “mm 1 u“ Wen!“ °f 5 pasanim’ 3mm‘, which was: l0 o'clock, I tied up my °°“‘“‘°'°° i” u" Em" mi°‘p"‘“'u: cattle to the fence, which writer P6- iz: .222. ii°‘...‘?.“.“?.‘ :2: v-v- 1 on ‘sacred ground. The writer arriv- '

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' Sin-When 1 endeavoured to cor- rect Mr. Mclsaacb ‘statement in his first letter re. what I00! P1808 m? day of the fair, I had no desire to. enter a controversy; but his second , letter makes it imperative. Should I

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2s, 1929

° W" wentybué wife to fl’ I N tif ou can he] jltlffhen‘ ovid ‘ :l‘:)vtfrfor' a‘; inzome for claret Pdf yo:

while your earning perlnitit. ' A reasonable prerniura edlbldyolthoo ijullistanaal protectlofn in a H _ 11f‘

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which is quite a diflerent one from that made by the Prairie Provinces, with their comparative ‘pioneering’ element. 1t Ls interesting to note

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EGG LAYING CONTESTS

The success of the Prince Edward {gland egg laying contest which clos- ed-last Wednesday must have been gratifying to all engaged in this lin- portant industry. One oi the hens achieved a record for this Province

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of laying over 300 eggs during the mty-omj weeks oi the contest. and the showing made by a number of

Brunswick and Great Britain, Whilst thirty-eight other. families were placed 1h that province by the Fed- eral Department oi immigration. thus making a total oi 142 British

ity. The Queen herself in her boud- oir at Buckingham Palace lacked any semblance of that efilcient brilliance which the hiimbiest household today

your temperature rises so as to help fight oi! the organisms by keeping your body warm;

iaritain had no voice in the control oi the Suez Canal. The British Gov- ernment had not subscribed to the

to ‘cut them loose‘ 1 protested‘ and would not move them. Nothing was

‘said re. the right of accredited herds I .' '

“That there is always an‘ extra sup- original company which was formed Ply Oi- redo iorpuscles ready to pour by de Les-reps. the Canal constructor. out-imm- the bone marrow into the in 1854, following a concession 0b- blood, in case oi severe bleeding, tained irom Said ‘Pasha, Viceroy ‘oi

That the white corpuscles of the Egypt. Its title was the campaglne blood increaseinnulnbers immediate- Universelle du Canal Maritime de ly when ailment starts in your body. Suez, and in 1858 the public subscrip-

Nature does very many oi these tion lists were opened by de Lessons.

can summon by the pressure oi an electricswitch. ‘ "

It has been truly said that "light’_a Golden Jubilee is humanity's only fifty-year link with the middle ages, with ancient Rome, with buried Babylon and with our earlier ances- tors beyond the fringe 0f history.

or otherwise. . _ _ - This must be so as my iirst know- ledge oi hisright I learned in ills second letter oi 15 inst. <

He says "Fair Play" goes a. step farther and questions the "Regula- tions of the health oi animals branch" by stating there is ho distinction

families in all. ‘Ibis ‘particular agreement with regard to family settlement in New Brunswick be- came operative in the Spring of 1928, and it provides for 100 fami- lies going from the British Isles to New Brunswick each yell‘ 101‘ I Pe- riod of flve years. It is very en- couraging to note that the type oi

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TQRONTQ Bank of Nova Bonus. Buildjng ' . - Charlottetown.

others was very commendable. The hen in Prince Edward Island has achieved a status as a revenue pm- ducer which places her on a level with the on and the hog. Through well directed co-operative methods,

egg production and marketing have been brought to a high standard in thaPro-vince. and the result has been beneficial‘ in every way. Prince Ed-

iamilies being settled is satisfactory. and so ial- the Percentage of fail- ures has been small. Of the 100 families which settled in New Brunswick in i928 under the Scheme only three have left the Province.

Fifty years ago a light was born ln Edison's laboratory that was to roll back the curtain oi . semi-darkness which till tllenenveloped streets and shops and homes throughout the

W188i. and so when you are in Wllvflfle or distress, or any emotional disturbance whatever. she calls upon your ‘sympathetic’ system to help

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the capital being 200 million Ira-nos ln 400,000 shares oi 500 francs each. Over 200,000 shares were taken by France. Great Britain. Austria, Russia and the United States held

I did say was "no distinction was made in the rules oi the Exhibition

made between accredited herds and disease free area cattle.

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Book."_ I ask the writer was this ' questioning the regulations 0i. the“ Health of Animals branch?” _

Re. the sire, I advise him to see the‘ Becretaryoi our institute; he will put him right. ' ,

.My letter stated he heweci. close _to the line in writing. He miscon- ‘strues this statement as' though -I thought fora moment he hewed close tothe line in practice. ‘

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should be kept secret. and the ‘Parlia-

ilillfitfiillfiliilli fffliiliTfi The Series 0f 16 Drawinssrlivtl W. - Jeffreys, R. C. AwillllfltffltilllgéGréat Historical Episodes in * Canadian History will appear exclusively‘ in these columns starting i

ward Island eggs are now in great demand in Canadian‘ centres. and the reputation oi the P. E. I. Co-opcra- tive Egg and Poultry Association is second to none throughout the world. ‘The limit oi development in this line is still iar oii. with the excel- lldnt “methods that are being follow- ed, both in production and distribu- tiomthere is every reason to believe that the poultry business will become an‘ increasinglyprofltable one to our As an encouragement to further prvgreas the provincial egg laying contests serve a useful pur- pose. and should receive the active support oi all interested in the in- dustry.

The sympathetic system, won 55m. aloof, and there were iew subscrip- ed, in'an extra nerve supply to the tions from other countries. The resi- variousorgans. As Dr. W. B. Cameron due oi 177,000 shares was taken by points outfit finds its great gervjgg the Viceroy oi Egypt. Lord Palm- at times oi critical emergencies when erston, who was British‘ Prline Mini-ate it adjusts the internal organs o1 the er at the time, had thus failed in his Wily-to the extra demand put upon attombt to discourage a proposal the System." which he considered - injurious to _0ne_o! the greatest aids and re. British maritime trade and a device gulators is the ‘juice of the adfemngl for French interference in the East. glands, which are situated on top oi 130W“ 0f fofe-Flkhl. Bill-Bin hid let each kidney. As you lmow a few dropg slip an opportunity of vital import- of a veryweak solution of this juice, ance to her commercial prosperity.

injected into the heart that has been In 1063, however, Said Pasha was Fibiwped tor some minutes, has start- succeeded 0n his death by the reck- ed it beating again. less prodigal, Ismail. To his already Undenamotional distrasg thggm. crushing burden oi debt Ismail had 98"‘, ‘i system stimulate, m, 110w added the expense of the lavish hos-p oi this juice into thgblood, 1i; gum... piialitles with which he entertained lales the heart to stronger action ‘J19 “elwh Empress Eugenie, who. thua- bringing more nourishment to on board the Aigle, had headed the the ‘tisauuand what is equally 1m. procession oi ships ofsixty-elghtila- pol-taut, taking their wastes away tions at the opening oi the Candi in iron-them‘. 1t likewise drape... .1... 1867. Underthe Government of lsuiaii breathing and girgngtheng n}, (ma. Egyptian iinances went trom~bad to tion. - - worse, andin‘ isvs he was forced to

two returning to England and One going to another part of Canada to 10in relatives previously settled there. It is to be hoped that the results during succeeding years will be as good."

length and breadth o! civilization. '

lS _THE FINAL ‘CHOICE 1

A Tea Full of Stre - AndHFlne Flavor . _ in .R' d, Airtight Packages.

Echoes oi Trafalgar Day and of the name and fame oi Nelson‘ still linger in the air. History tells that the battle oi Trafalgar was iought .on October 2i, 1805. That was the end oi a longer battle which begamthree years earlier.'as The Times-Globe re; calls. It began ofi Toulon in July, i803. Prom the. day when Nelson took over a crazy fleet, under-manned and sick with scurvy, he was i-nghting. That fleet had ‘expected to;s_ail .for home. Only repairs necessary to carry itiromthe Mediterranean ~_to Spithcad had been enacted. . 1t did not see Portsmouth until 2% years later. ‘ ~

During the greater part of that time he had been engaged-in- aidin- heartenlng blockade. The fleet was dcplorably short of frigates. it ‘siw the addition of Spain to its enemies.

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The success which New Brunswick is achieving could be duplicated in this Province if we had an aglfes‘ give provincial immigration and coi- onization department working in co- operation with the Federal and Im- perial governments. Providence helps those who help themselves and it would seem that in immigration mat- ters the same principle prevails at Ottawa and London. The Saunders Government has had the same op- portunities as the New Brunswick Government. of inaugurating awork- able immigration policy. and oi pro- flting by the assistance and advice 0i’

thought ‘ ' oi the family which had risked its enormous wealth on the fortunes of Britain at a time when they seemed about to be sub- merged beneath the threatening ain- bitions oi Napoleon. ,

He immediately dispatched his

______.._____ ' IIBILLION IN CHINA

A iew months ago, it looked as ii China were about to enter on a period oi'__peaoo and reconstruction. Appar- ently this is as iar of! as ever. Re- oéntprcu despatches indicate a. obn- d aflairs that greatly resem- bles those in Europe alter the ‘Thirty Yeast’ _War, when bands of mercen-

the Federal and Imperial authorities. But what are opportunities to men or governments that cannot recognize them? It is not yet too late to launch an eiiective scheme for settling cle- sirable British famiiies in this Pro- vince, and it is to be hoped thatwhen Premier Saunders makes his promised

ever there was a storm. He was fighting a parsimohious Admiralty. ’

It chased its quarry across the At? Iantic. missed it there by wretched

I‘? L! kratiiying to know that this

misinformation and returned to Eu- ‘u’ "mplih°"° Ivilem 1s always rope. All that 2i; years Nelson was “my "hmlfq" "e95 M19-

flghting against physical constitu - tional delicacy, threatened blindness, and plagued with sea-slcknesswheh-

He was flghting, and he overcame

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ofler for Sdle his 117.600 shares in the Canal. v ' ‘

In the middle oi November. Fred- erick Greenwood, a London journalist, informed Lord Berby. the Foreign Secretary, that private negotiations were afoot with two French groups for the sale oi the Khedive‘; shares. and that de Lesseps at the head oi

secretary, ‘- Montague Corry (crisp. wards Lord Rowton.) to tho house oi Baron Lionel de Rothschild in New Court. London. Rothschild was din- ing and had reached the stage of dwm- C0"?- in the Government's

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one group was urging the‘ Branch Government to buy. An earlier oiIer oi the Khedlveb when the shares were cheap had been refilsed by ma Granville. lord Derby's hesitations were cut short by the lighting decis- Jon oi Disraeli, afterwards Lord Beaconsiield, who seized upon the on. portunliy for such agreat coup.

He had. however. to overcome thegop- position oi a cabinet’ which iaitered

visit to Ottawa this fall, in connection with our subsidy claims, he will take up this important matter as well.

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gloriously, sickness among his crews. - g _, -_- He bl ckaded Toulon, he guarded ‘ '

the trad‘: routes. he furnished con- T01‘ BLAcKBmD CAUGHT m A voys. The morale oi his men was ‘ ' m"

d i th iirst. Nine months ’

filter hzolunaeed command he wrote: i Ye“ 5°” m’ n°9' m 5 hem-m n“ "No fleet was ever in higher discip- ’ 7"” “Mmi

line. and good humor than the one! "l" m’ °' dmh". 1' "F" "id have the honor to command, and Y" mm" " Y" m“?

whenever we fall in with the enemy's Y’ "m" ‘t'm“°h m‘ ‘up’ 7° “l” would has pickit,

axles‘ created desolation through large tracts of Germany. when peace eventually came to Europe, it was the peloe oi utter exhaustion. It now deems ll i-bmlgil Chins. must wait for alsimllar release from the war, iam-

. ilfie and rebellion which are rampant in ‘that unfortunate country.

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SARCASM

The recent engagement between the the Toronto police and the Commun- ists. comments a Toronto exchange,

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,_ President Chiang Kae-Shek is head of-‘a nation that includes one-third of the human inhabitants of the globe. It would be more proper to aay that he is head oi a chaos. rather

"than of a nation. In one part of the

country, what is called a peasant annmbut which may very well be no less than three armies led by rebel- lious tuchuns intent on seizing the Iupmlne power, is marching against the government forces. In the far interior flve years of drought have brought about a famine that is num- bering its victims by thousands. Tak-

seems to have resembled the once fa- mous but now forgotten Battle of Chateau Thlerryi, “when fifteen or twenty Gennans crossed a river on the Western front and were turned back by a body of American Marines, who had abandoned the sea to be- come Military Police-thereby win- ning the war . . . In_th.e Toronto en- gagement the bag of prisoners seems to have been greater than at Chateau 'I‘hierry." __I____.____.

result will, I venture to say. accrue." The happy result was a victory that made Britain the undisputed mistress oi the seas for more than a. centuryi but it cost the life ofBritailfsgraat- est naval command . _ -.

Such was Horatio Nelson, whose precepts and examp‘ are continued. remembered and cherished by the nation, and which enlmated the spirit of the Navy during the past jGPII war. Who can iorglet Nelson's noble words signalled to the fleet at' Traf- algar: “England expects that every man will do his duty." Lord Welling.

EDITORIAL NOTES

The engagement of the divorced

ingadvantage oi these troubles. the

Soviet government is pushing its

ierces forward into Manchuria. Owing to press censorship, the news

from China is extremely meagre. The ,

situation is obviously a. serious one, and if the country is to work out its own salvation it will mean long and bitter travail.

wife of Charlie Chaplin is announced. rt is doubtful if her next husband will ever be able to flll Charlie's shoes.

When you see six women going in- to a barber shop together, says an exchange. it means that one of them is going to get a haircut.

Commenting on Hon. Evan Mor-

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Luzif/hlauecesa which has attended the

anon... of British families in New

Erunawick has elicited the following as 1th.. leading editorial in the October illua oi The coloniser, a Iiolidon Publication devoted to immi- and colonizing activities with- intna than Empire:

"The Maritime Provinces of Can- ah.‘ otter a period of more or lees

in a quiet way again seem Mowing into their own as a

gan's criticism oi the lack oi “amen- ities" in Canada. Sir Henry Thornton said: "Such statements are not re- presentative of the immigrants from England, i am sure. We are pester- ed in this country with people who make a ten-day tour from coast to coast and then write back aboutthelr ideas of the country."

Th; jailer of Queen's County jail, according to the local Liberal organ has given over one rodm in his liv- inf apartments to provide extra lpaoe for the prisoners. If only the Toronto Globe bad campaign mater-