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SATURDAY, JlJLY 17, 192s

AsaadaloIlManD-lflllrk

THE SEVENTH DAY REST

The divine injunction to work six days and rest on the seventh is all?‘ ported by medical science and human experience. it has ljemolwfy-qged beyond possibility oi doubt that neither physical manta’ 38bit»: 0311 b9 mam‘ tallied either by continuous work A prndellt al-

been

IIOI‘

or continuous rest. ternation of work and rest is one cl the prime Iictressitles ior n\alntalll- ing u sound mind in a sound body.

it shohld be observed that both anti humall the

the divine comlnand experience suggest lhfi- U"

maintenance of norlllal healtll wc'

require to work six times us ion; as ac rest, do six times as liIl|i'Il work as resting.

The six told

upoll work. as compared witil refit.

enlphasis placed

l indicates both the value oi alld tho-

necessity ior the former, indicates?

also the obligation placed upon lllull‘ to adequately fill his place in the‘

tuld..

I labor was ilnposed as a penalty ior.

disobedience, as all obligatory til-l by

world. Originally. wc are

ternative to the rest sllloyflil

ithe average Canadian elector and‘

used in the campaign should be oi considerable assist- candidates. Here is a sample of the argument

present

ance to ‘Conservative

against protection. it is all extract from un article which appears edi- torially ill The island Farmer, a professediy exclusive agricultural paper and which, in its particular sphere. is usually quite sane and reliable. it is only when it essays to help its half sister, The Plotter-r, which is prolessedly political nlld that it comes ridiculous. We quote only a brief extract which we think will be sufficiently clear

exclusively Liberal, be-

to convince ieven the most ilide-hound Liberal lthat there must be something ralli- clllly wrong with Liberalism ill its present forlll.

Aitcr bowailing the gullabilily oi

tllc lying propositions oi‘ Canadian politicians, meaning the Collscrva lives. The island Farmer proceeds thus;---

"While Canadian politicians set, to grind the axe 0| iiig interests,‘ thus draw upon the l'nited States}

Notes by tlio Way

M...‘ ' King regime Guthrie. Minister of Defence, at Renfrew the other night. Knowing that he could not survive the cue- toms scandals. Mackenzie King thought he could distract people's attentiondlence the unwarranted ai- tack on the King's representative. ‘Mr. Guthrie described the revela- tions of the customs enquiry as the most gigantic political scandal in the history of Canada, and pro- ceeliedi _

“I can't describe the horrible re- relations bel'ore a mixed audience" exclaimed the speaker. He point- ed out that the Royal Canadian Mounted Police had been taken off border points ill Quebec by Hon. Jacques Bureau.

l “The King government granted full protection to the whole ring," he stated. "Do you wonder why Mackenzie ‘King wanted dissolu- tion instead of being indicted‘! Tile crnlinals that have been protected and the iniquitlcs that have been winked at are ‘the hlackest things lllg the hstory oi’ canada.‘ '

What are holiest god-Tearing people to think of such a gang illus- queratlillg in the guise of Liberals? They are not Liberals, they are not even pnliticalls. they are trlcksters and cnrrupters or pllbllc morals. Since Sir Wilfrid Lauricrk passing there has been at the head of the historic "Liberal party a gang who obtained control by trickery and who have since sought to maintain control and their positions by tlhe ioultist. corruptest methods known

some or the scsndalsiof the WBIQ touched upon by the Hon. Hugh

‘THEQCHKRIIOTTETQWN " GUKRDIAN One 0f Tile Dictaftifsl u I

NOTHING IN COMMON TO Hi6 TASTE.

OUFI CONSTITUTION MUST OE "SCRAPPED."

Historlcua. One of the so-calied "groups" In our Ottawa Parliament has discov- ered a new grievance. and he ‘represents a constituency in Winnipeg. He is the leader of a Labor group. He has one follower but speaks in very high-sounding terms; indeed. he talks like a dic- tator. He is certainly none too modest for a new beginner and a stranger, but this is his own busi- lless. it is a quality that will In due time end ill his being straight- ened out by some stalwart Cana- dian who is racy of the evil. 'i‘he strange thing about this powerful group is the fact that he considers everything defective In this country. Here we are proud ml" 5"'5i°“I_l°b w? (“me l?’ ‘w: of our country. our constitution and Iltnliiy Phfiiualb l ° cm "9' * our free institutions, especially ollr “Pecmufil- am,‘ someunles ‘by ‘h Government alld Parlla/nlent; yet mm“ specmh“ _ l we are lbluntly informed by this in- A “m” “m” l‘ w“ zimw“ “'1? dividual that all our EOVBPIIIDB t" make a real Clem‘ 1° or n’ l e ‘machinery is behind the age and ollelflum‘ "how" b” don“ by a should he nhcrhpllellu __ and, ol- specialist, because bad results fre- r,hhrse_ wheh a grhuh ul lwo legls, quentiy followed the partial r6- lators speaks out in a small country "WWI °f lmwus‘ like Canada against any of our out- And 5° [he pendmun‘ began lit that particular defect must be “Wining “m "mm way‘ and mm rerhelllhd lll on,“ The lhree lhll_ sils were not removed except when hrs or Thhlhy slr,,el_ liohdolhwere the child or adult happened to a lhrhhr. grhhh lhllh lhhl Ol» Wlhhl_ consult a throat specialist about hog‘ lml lhey were rlellrlehl lh arr his sore throat, and the specialist sertiveucss. Hear them:‘— advm"! the "peralmm “wr, hhvh lehrhfll lhhl Oh many illowe-ver it was not long before important issues the will 0i‘ the peo- "lflny “so” "l. a“ ‘Hsmrbimces hle can hr, hllehllrely lrhlllrhleli lr- were ioulltl to be due tn enlarged or the minor groups can succeed in inffmwi timsus- and U‘? 9i" spec‘ Sechrlhg lhe hrrhhorl hr hhe hl lhr, lullsi had the throat specialist re- oltl parties and thus push iegisla- "mvv" “Wm- lioll through the i-iouse, it avails 1m‘? m" ‘lpilciansl m‘ mien“! nothing.“ lmctllclllc. that is tile "consultantf Thlh ls cerlhlhly ah hlhrrrrlhglas ilc is knowlrdlscovered that joint Mme or hllhlrh hhrl nrhsl lherllhhly conditions and heart infections result l“ h llrhhllr, rel-Orr“ hl-ellhhl. seemed to follow all acute tonsill- ohr, nlhchlhhry m. llle crlllc ‘from tis, and he had the tonsils remov- Wlmrlherh Seolhh lhe dhchrlelrl ed by the throat specialist.

‘SHOOLD TONSILB as s:- - MOVED

A few years ago it was not un- usual i.'or children to attend the surgical clinics Saturday ‘morning. have their tonsils removed, return home again on foot. and be read)’ for school Tuesday or Wednesday of the following week. owever, this was when large tonsils were silnply snipped Oil’. and a fair B11811 portion left in place.

Happenings of The Week -

Princess Mary is really the only member of the royal film"! "hi, i” an out-and-out racing fan. Th9 King is primarily a sailor. He rais- es thoroughbreds and is fond 0! horses, but racing is n0 985510" with him, as it was with his father. King Edward Vii. The Kin! 119V" bets on races. Queen Mary h" little taste for racing. She Bees t0 the great races, however, as vnrt 0i her official job. The PPIIIW 0i Wales cares little for flat racing. but is much interested in hurdlinf; and hunting. The same is true of the ‘Duke of York-

O O O Their Excellencies Lord anti Lady Byng oi ‘Vlmy, who have cancelled their tollr in the Maritime Provinc- es will spend some time at Murray Bay, where the Manoir ‘Richelieu is preparing one of the cottages for their distinguished guests. ‘it is not yet known at what time exactly the vice-Regal party will go to Murray Bay. but it is most likely it will b8 at the end of next month. O O O

Miss Avila Mathieson loft yester- day ‘morning on return to Montreal to resume her training ill the

children's Memorial Hospital. after a pleasant three weeks‘ holidayl‘

with her parents, Chief Justice and Mrs. Mathlesoll. O O O

Miss Gertrude Davies, daughterl oi the late Sir Louie and Lady Da- vies, has loft Ottawa for Toronto. where she will take a course at‘ Hart House.

If there is a mortgage

you live or die.

tas Kent st, cm

of our life policies will ensure pa of it in case ofryout: death: while an endowment POIICgeWIII pay 1t whether-

e our nearest Agent. ., H. A. EBERQ. Provincial Manager,

JULY '17,

MUTUAL l.|F

e 0F CANADA

on‘ your house, one Yment

rlettetewn, P. E-l.

BETTER A SMALL INCOME DURING LIFE THAN TWO OR THREE YEARS OF PLENTY AND

THEN-—N OTHIN G

Leave your wife a monthly ' "

e to lI-lpport tug

family and you will have done more than men me"

who leave their families

a fortune. I

Wfilie for particulars of Great-West Life monthly in.

come policies giving maximum

premium you are able to pay. to

Ilyndman 8t

Provincial Managers

protection available for the

04.. I.Iti.

The Great-West Life

Charlottetown ,.

DUN HILL PIPES

pier really, ii inaccurate reicrtvllce

condition we are ill it is lmore titan A‘ Pivwm‘ “'9 “perafion f“ '8'. likely lhrll we are doomed m [all nloval of tonsils is not considered ' . ' . i > . l b l,“ Us recall a “we o; l}... p“, under tho vengeance of the group ‘t ‘if’ “"5 ‘flifralilll a8 dime Y

or two aloreshlll Bhl we shall throat specialist. lt is ills pflrtl tn refresh the memories tof our wan pz-iuemly ' cuiar work and he makes n clean l ld readers. When it became neces- -l- lhl l l hrosl Carefllh complete job of it. _ , who m)“ d or Co“ lers lu the Eastern States are WOO-nary to fill the Shoes 0i the lat? ly sltfulhlllllzed t-itltgg-igid calmness Howtlver. taking the country Sliggeifitud daughter’ are vlamng m T d0. , .. . l , w-r, tier. .l'e to r f 'e a- C -

o dldéflilg why. with protection suchlblr “rlllflil. the ens of the great of thchltzadfrlsolilethtlsalgrglllrlrnglttllg 30ml for finnimvai o‘; fgnslhsnlzitu] . h i l" unexplme las they never before enjoyed, mills majflrlly n‘ the Liberal , p8,"), glllnlpélll‘lyu\vrillljglt)ffl. They maybe 59"" YEW-f 6E"- ‘lflcfll lfefllnwllt heights. to search out the secrets of‘ l _ l h . _ . were [mm “Wm S“ ‘Vmnds m“ i“ i‘ hm"? l“ 5M i-‘liilrgfl 0t the has bet-n of great twill.

arc being forced to ttllall piULIiIL-rrnd nmsl lrhslml rleuleham hm I I _ hrhrhl, hrhhhlh lhhslls l-Ohnrl lh {m- rhe ' colldclllned nlachillery at the Capi ‘ Hon. Mr. Fielding, a man held ill tal, hllt this guardian 0i Canada's ymmgswr“ will’ are “llffering "0

nature and "Mme l jtioll. or work on short tillle.‘ l" on em n e h fr r b ilt i‘ th race is an ill lcrent -,‘ _, , I _ l - l lll l b. 1-‘ V i‘ 0 t ere om. are n0 9'19 ° e l high c. teem by both paltics. Sir destiny is lint the lens > D8!‘ ill‘ mow rrislurberr

characteristic Lomcr GOIIIII, another trusted anti ed", He S?“ htlme £55m: fikfilggzghl The tonsils are a par; of me pm. m!" lmwe] of m ‘l’, p l ll tccting system for the lungs and that the country s quite sa e— _ ' -

‘ 'porlslll' iOr Ml‘. Fielding .tml it , - - ‘ll l t l) l! and "Willa?"- aml should no! be 79mm" ma" and dcvolomng by slow prO-llllfi i'llilcd States! 'I‘lltf=\t the United ivas taonsidcroti plain sailing‘ for illlgnlllifezctalotllie wplililg“ W55; tillage tile ed if m? Manny condition"

ql l . ll r. l llldils ‘lllllnilrtlnl-llt ‘ll the Convention rub‘ Roll along and clinch that ‘ggiwletwa wlflertil were)‘ are lreil‘ v 3 (‘ti IE UII II‘ VGTKE Ci I'll l] W’ ' ' ‘ ' ' . ~ III.‘ II IIC h‘ n (|I.I nzy, C TOIIIC HOPE veiled for the purpose. 311°)?“{,‘,§f§f“,‘11§,",,f,f;;“,,j’,{$3,531} throat or bronchitis. infection ofibe Mm whw" M's“ D" Hmcm“

_ H 8r Mm agalnr_ the lolllll,’ llulrl hr lrldhhylh the son. Miss E. Gordon. A good deal prise tu tllt- thousands ol‘ Canadian But nn the eve oi the selection m.llmlhilhllgslfhllhgemore hhrl hrorh tonsils SlIOllId be removed whcrejof interest is taken in the tennisl mhorem mm“ "m" emery“! ‘Tmnlllwll ‘vol-king lhm-e M waggs wlllclfl-‘tlllli-‘Pliilill hflilliitileil- MF- ‘lfiiloiillfl apparent.‘ that another election wlihlhe“ "ililllilliliims I°H°W l"! ‘Jrdmitournamellt, and the courts are the caves 0i‘ prehistoric time to thelmey we“, ‘l-nnme m 0mm" m rherrlnn ambitious politican who was not decide this question. Whethlqlgr aryévoillmtslln trig.“ ‘See that this mat. crowded “vllh lmeresled vlsrlorsr palaces oi today. lie is destined to lovershadowed by Sir Lonler and the Liberals gainllfiwlesslatssezlrs i? u" Dr ‘removing ronslrs ls Emmy a a 0

Ow" wumry- l‘ Wm he surllriiiillli sEVPFRI other Quebeckers, appeared Cnmarvat ‘es ga “ ' Ming Mary Rowe], 3A,, daughtgr

. . . hing that requires careful consider- . .t ' b ble that eithel will t _ lalso to the thousands who are ml the scene with Mr. Mackenzie havnllo; cllglrllllfihzlorllrh lh lhls case ation on the part oi the iamily or lhe Ho“ N’ w_ Rowe" and lvlrlh I“ ‘ Roweli. oi Toronto, is to represent

r l _ v _ ph sici a l tie ti t i .lf. r ‘hull holllg lhhre ahll who hm llelhgiKins. whose rctord, politically and the independent glolillfl Wiilflllgllllel y a" m l p“ e“ I‘ m“

that human! patriotic-ally had not commended have ii Dillimml “g great I" “engn the Student ‘gprlsgllln Movement 0g mm m “he “Vera” Mbeml‘ The" lievlilgfi dlrsglllienlills “A” ° ‘ O ‘ Canada at conferences to he iwhi the pm "p u“ msldious ‘Secret mm’ rules and practices whiclfhave hith- in Europe this slimmer, Ming Row. verge of ruin, whose mills and fac Dali-Zn flllwllg U!" FIT-Holt delegate-H e1] n; a; present in Eng-hind, where she has taken a special course at

erto prevailed. tories are either shut. or Wflfklilflho "w enact that ‘Fielding ‘had m“ FOR the Y.W.C.A. training college in

"What will strike most ueonie i8 ‘loured Canada's policy, while Mac- , Birmingham. From July 13 to 19

the futility oi Parliament as it now o“ pa" lime‘ 'ken'zie King had opposed it and '9' Fm s“ mmnhs we haw “vowed Th0 ilfltllmflflt- i8 ilbfillrd ashad eve! not volunteered for ~++oo~e+04+ov+oo+++>>o¢0+ she wlll allelld llla a hllhl chhler, July l7, 1925 ence oi the S.C.M. o Great -Brit-

hard to secure certain measures that the‘ "gulllblelserviw- ain and Ireland. meeting at Swan-

which we believed would be in the interests of the people. At the end electors" 0f ‘Canada are hcing _ _ _ _ _ _ . H“ new", bee“ sung l This secret canvas had its cifect wick. ‘Denbyahlre, England. From July 25 to August 2 she will attend

ill any civilized country. ' ' I

Mr. H. J. Paige. director oi the investigation Department, C. N. R..

i

primitive man ill the days oi‘ his l l

Montreal. accompanied by Mrs.l|

I

l

These are conceded to bethe finest smoking ‘pipe: in the world.

letitlililiilltl experts of that country

{are expressing serious concern as to iits immediate future. Manufactur-

innocellce. Yet. "labour, tlluugb the

O primal curse llil5 08911 Sililelleii

Every pips Root.

perfectly finished from Old Italian Brialr

lull, hlel-cyg- Every one guaranteed not to crack or burn.

live without work’? forward, to climb

t 0 go $1.00 HER E.

$10.00 IN U. S.

The White Drug Store i. e. JAIVIIESON

Dr. J. W. MacKenzie, Mrs. Mac- Kenzie and young son David, oil Montreal. are receiving a cordiall welcome, having come to spend a holiday at the doctor's old hollle ill Flat River.

them

Alld nlorc to the same t-iiect.

the effects of a protective policy upon‘

nature,‘

human ,calt'tllateli to

of show ruinous _ lrhhlarlled when rhhrl lll-hl llln-unle llontlurnlllta Lrbtral stalwart, stood

out

The tea-hostesses at the Victoria Tennis Courts this afternoon, will

ceases, generation after gcncmllilii- >0oo+oo++o+oo

Daily L essons In, English

By W. L. Gordon

each going a littlt- farther than its

THE RHYMING OPTIMIST

-—By Aline Michaeli

who enters in this quiet gloom. where musies voices ebb anti film.

leaves all of summer's m d, bloom, blue sky above. Km“ W" below; leaves, too. the drubtltliii

of earth. the Wearing 1'0"" "I every day. to travel down the wtyl

oi‘ mirth, to dwell in lands sertllt and gay. For here are relzloillllii‘ alloyed by any dross of worilil care, here happiness is never titl- ed and soaring hearts ‘no burtielli bear. Again, grim tragedy roll" its story as the films unwind. will all of pain a mortal feels. with Iii the grief or all mankind. aural, or glad, the movie lead-s. by will~ ln-g paths of time and chflnctnallll from all the world's harsh HM! to splendid vistas of romance.

-be news to many. alld a great sill"- predecessor. Anti, impelled by this

go on to yet greater achlevnlems.

MIORIDS ‘OFTEN ‘M ISUSIEE: ‘Don't say “she has been to school." This is a colloquial expression, but "been at" d5 correct,

Ol-TDEN MTSPRONOUNCED: leg- end. lPronounce lei-end. and both 6's as in "men" is preferred. OFTEN‘ ‘M-IISSPEDUED: abscess. lNote the sc. lSYiNflNYMtSzhappiness, joy, con- tentment. gladness. pleasure, enjoy- mefll. 605MB)’. Felicity.

WlORlD ISIPUDY: "Use a word “"99 “"196 and it iii yours." Let us increase ollr vocalbuiary by master- ing one word each day. Today's

"The greater“ deed paid wages which seem most ex- l“ ll

. Dailv Selections

hands can do

travagallt for a country on

lias not been dolle; The fairest brow can wear

wreath that mortal

Has not been won; as The sweetest song tnat sorrovxillg many others earth can hear

A PEFULIAH PEOPLD~ “Thou Lord

We now come to the part oi this

of the six tmollths, everything H095 treated to on the eve oi tlnothcrlupon the majority of the French group leader“ armors whlch “hows rrrl h holy hhohle hhlh lhe

by the board." The Immm“ thmmm H“ mind m elecllolh ticlegations, ‘Sir Lolller had been

man can bear

Hath yet no tongue.

We turn our feet to dllty's path untrod, 4

it leads tn heights where struggling man meets God."

To go ‘forward is the duty ior the six days oi the week. What of tilt- "rest“ on the Seventh?

What is rest? tion is not rest; a. mind quite vac-

“Walli oi’ occupa-

ant is a mind distressed." \Vllllnlll "thou shalt note." one tiling utaudil out

haggling over creeds and

very clearly. idleness is not rcsl. The body. u-t-arictl with six days oi‘ honest toil. net-tis relaxation; the mind. wearled with similarly needs

six days toil Th1.- manner of securing this relaxation

relaxation.

like every other human endeavour. individual scribed only by those obligations to God and man which ensure

is of choice, circum- per- fect liherty and perfect safety. And these obligations are embodied in the Golden Rule. “whatsoever ye would that men should do unto you. do ye even so unto them." In our relaxation on the day of rest; we must set the example we would have others sot for us and fnr our children. We are not "olfnntl these little ones" either by precept or example. We are to rejuvenate the body by setting the mind to work so as best to insure its dc veloprlient; we are to reiuvanatr and rebuild tht- mind by transferr- ing the burden to the body-ell in such manner as will commend itself to our conscience am] within limi-

tations which shall not encroach on

to

the riahts of others.

LJIIIAL ARGUMENT

A. _ Filjelilinzshtvenvsti -

. :: - ht napping. and to everybodyfis Tl t til.‘ (“"1 ‘ w m l s and everyone knows surprise the Veteran Liberal and

“t ma! m" Lhil-"d- ‘Slams is todayltrusteti lieutenant of Sir Wilfrid the richest country in the worldlllflti been Olltvotetl. and astute hhll rharle rlch by prhlecllhg llrMackenze Kin-g assumed the

lawn mduflrrrcs and m‘ own ‘leopml mantle. bllt not the manner or methods. oi the departed chief-

had ‘his support in the Liberal how valuable it will be to have that support for the next term. means a great deal to enlarge the powers of ‘groups who showed their tine sense of the fitness of thinSB by ousting two (‘klvernlmenis in

how lmhhrlhrll ll has been w have Thy God. and the ILord hath chosen column in the late Parliament. and Hlilllself." Del-li- 1412-

1; ever to choose the way of truth.

thee to be a peculiar people unto

‘PTl/AYER-“Eilttble us, dear Lord,

July 1a. 192a one INTEGRITY WllTl-i cop

During every election campaign since illo National Policy came illtoE

existence

in Canada. Canadian

mletttnrs have been solemnly

tain.

‘Ever since that Stuart Ailtrk trick. Mackenzie King has been keeping himself in position by similar

—"Th0u shalt truly tithe all the Increase oi thy seed. that the field brlngcth forth year by year." Dent. 14:22.

lPIRiAYER—We would bring all tho tithes unto Thee. 0 God, and

two (lays. He goes on thllslyz-

“Further. again and again We are faced with the fact that we have lt tronstltutlon that was drawn 11D sixty years ago, that it is not con- stituted ior modern times and Y6!