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I THE CHARLOTTETOWN OUARDIAN

llll llllllllIlFElIllllN llllllllllll “m” "-’—“° w“

Why do tho King Governmont Pinon hon persist In quoting the run-uni. I. euu- l. lei-urn Yles-Prwllnt. I- I- IIPIIRI ,IAOII.OOLD- Llnsllnlomll-LO

;Ottnvoq citizen no Independent! h. ‘a J ._ “mm. u Zia a wall-known not that is no n; in: nqmumm-mmu- n," lno. ‘more independent or impartial in "Nil" 3W"I'I""""‘- 3- 7"" u; cussing the issues between time fionservative and ‘Liberal parties, ‘or between the King Government land the Opposition than is the El-laiifax Chronicle, or the island _ iPai-rlot. The only real effect. otl h" °§ ‘he dark dayi‘)! lmlmnltsuch min-quotation is to deceive! ‘sue has been ateeduy-r-educnz herfureir- own readers. The practice uygrem mdebwdmes ‘m. we ,hg3yy'b68!1 frequently ‘exposed as meetings and they borrowmgfi during the w...“ and homat and in violation of . ethics 0f journalism. “hm” “d will, n is expected, in the ovum

I "Stimulating. New what we need is all a W“. yea“ be 1n a position 1o

. that 80hr

at _ your:

' Bu lama W.BIiu-D. I ANOTHER HELPFUL DISCOVERY

MONDAYAUGUST 31, 1925 I

PULL TOGETHER

.‘ Physicians are watching within- [crest the experiments veins wil- h“ ducted by Dr. W. J. MacDonald. a Canadian research physician. High ma‘ blood pressure has become a con- nheatuut source of anxiety to physicir Jens now. because it not only tells ‘the sIOry of weakened heart. kid-

i ‘. or blood vessel tissue. but Ia Any recent change: of the nt-Jilliixwelt a continuous source or necessarily heavy iili-idfl 0' IWWWIPQP! ha“? lake“ dancer. This physician has been “mm; place in the offices of such as working nidug the same lines as , v were formerly Manna), supporters m,’ Burning. the tgiscovererkiof in; W" ‘"9 fwurlshlug and h“ m“ oi Liberal Governments and have sum" has m mm’ e9“ w“ “g a

\\'e gaher

have had Se!

have lltirll

m» "g A CQALQm pull together. As has so often

Woihave a cargo Albion Nut Coabbeen mated. in press and on Pl" todaymfirst since the strike.

her Aleanwhile her

uwluce taxation. lform. all our HIIGTGSLB are so inter-

Macphails Book

Reprinted from the Canada Lancet and Practitioner, Septem- ber. 1926. Volume 655.

The first volume of an "Official History o! the Canadian Forces in the Great War," is to hand. It‘, is by Sir Andrew Macphall. Pro-' lessor of the History of Medicine. at MoGill University, and deal with "The Medical Services" as, its special subject. An inspection,‘ of its pages lends to the regrettable‘; conclusion that while it may be; “ofllclal" it is certainly nsitherIm-i, partial nor authentic. There was, controversy with regard to thei medical services during and subse-l quent to the war, and the people ofl Canada were entitled to look for n‘ just appraisal of all the issues in~ volved in n volume published at their own expense. Unfortunately. Slr Andrew's ‘book ls even more violently controversial than the earlier contributions to the sub- ject; and differs from them marked ly in that many of its assertion-i

. p,» ‘tn laboratories, but not to» plb contented. Belguim, in war lately receded from that position ‘em, has been able to 150. and peace, has been an example ".0

to more independent ground. 1t is “m, an active prqnclpie from we the world.

livoven that no one line 0f 151111511’?

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lean go on ‘vrlthout the assistance ‘ well known that these changes in 11...,‘ nf u calf. that injected Into 0t the omen‘ o“ mflehan“ de. gattitude and weakening of support the veins. will reduce the blood have m,“ about under the Kym; pressure from a dangerous point to HU O STINNES JR. DEFLATED _ r of safety. There were twc G . . G~9\€.l‘.llll€l1g and as a result of dis- ‘Ktgsxvimes extracted which he D y I m ‘ fl f n 01 the appointment with its weak and m,"u.,| A B_ [I391] separately they ur-rug 11c “'1 "1 *1‘) vuciliaiiug policy. Loss of favor in did not have much of an effect up- Gt-ruliln mark says. the Ottawa every section of t-he Dominion has 0" liliiiid DTEBSIIW- H b“! Qfitiliriiiieyil,

Juumah we late Hugo Saunas ac. been followed by conspicuous loss prenssufitrao‘ “an By or '9'?" “mm” “Pd wmwm eve“ After administration of this prev

a semblance 0i gain anywhere

4 in pprdllflll. the blood pressure re- m“ "(my M [ale ‘he fever” pr“ either field. ruuiucd low for about three days. when it begun slowly t0 rise - - again. This. of course. would menu

Premier Vemot h“ "We" out a tlic necessity of injections from “atummt m“ n l“ yet ‘mlmssilble tirru- l0 time. to keep the pressure __ 0 tell precisely whtn he an-rl his within sufe- limits. However. when “abllll-legrcnilezisircs can vacate their depart- wo remember that the pfIuClplE Ilururidirzg vast suiils oflirmirl r50..- m-arts and make room ‘for their has iiifil I199" ("Siliiilifffil ma}, l‘ Hence the Stirpvouscrvative successors. The de- “m I'!""1y'mm] m he mmmd m

n rurh greater extent than at pre- fewl “my mwnved h‘ the 9190mm‘ <l~irll. it is not bard to believe that

r .‘ ft t n> has pelted awa . One . , w” n’ u ‘ I y nus t-vidently altogether unex-pccr- i,,i,....,,,,,_.; "my lmm- need “my |,.. coal irmpertyr retained l0!‘ m" ~rl. lie also di-uies any desire or uivi-rr at long intervals. Srirrneg fnruily with 1hr» aid o! the intention m enter tho fcrlcrml poli- ‘ibis '- wimIIuiv-ye rlircurqriid ‘in ~ , _ y , _ g vs w r rrsu m. re u Hum ‘ufnm Appflnlkuy um m0 ii-r-iirrns lruvc been graulually rt- spems m mm dlmcuo“ ‘we “m rim-ml. und completely stopped in diililfileiiflly "i-‘iPllle i0 11ml"! tfim- 'i\illl}"i‘2\5%i¥rl, uud the patient is “°"'s' pting. And, of course. Sli0lllll chi- lil-cpin?! Ill" hmlllli flllil meltzhtwitli o. King Govcrrirrunt by any charm- m) (raves of sugar in his irrmr .. -- b.. ublt- to -pu‘ll rtbrtougb the com- “'h“f""“‘r‘ H“ “m? tmmmfm‘ lug violation. he ruuy then change i‘ his‘ "W" (‘nlilfalltillelllllfiii When .- 11- .. ‘h: y g H < V .. ._ . _ wv roruourbcr t n tu- vcr is H naufll 101i. mean a ips or wnr/ or» rumd, us politicians sometumre yngvgnvp gmnd‘ supplying mle__w cmuruerce, coul mines, Iron mines I10.

‘pend on our farmers. our farmers. the ‘tradesmen of all callinge depend

‘depend on our merchants, upon their tradesmen brethren, up and

of . qnirv d

farmers. fishermen The prosperity vdtll reacts upon the others and

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others.

a colossal fortune.

“hi” a“ Du“ "ogether it “ma!” cuss has. already stripped the fain-

iirmper“? a“ rmmd" iiy of its. greatest poswsslons.

w‘ hale i“ ‘m5 Pmmme a“ ‘he \\'ir'rr deflation many of the Stine

ne-cwsaries and all the raw mai- n05 properties beams e-rial for the the making of a prov- (ms agricultural (nulrtry. As it is. m] m suslum we are the most prosperous prov» iuce in Canada. and we have the rueuirs in our hands of bit-curing

rum-a so. \\'e have never had 1i

banks will give them modest fin- The vast tree- included hotels. papers, magazines, railroads. aut

crop failure. have never bud a

zinviul standing. strike or a lockout or any of the “m, ‘My

hindrances i0 which our larger \Ve assurance that’ wc Our

enurgravtion

sisrrtr provinces are subject. in full

reap.

mobile factories, barge: for inland plant

shall standing ‘the

crops, nohvlth-

brook up fate, and having the ‘pow’ ‘ - 1am] forks’; an) a“ ‘gone; scamered ‘ The reluctant: of Pr m‘ D lTilifi)rlollllllll‘g |1“¢:.v¢i>trll.ls<l"<1|'“&l(lilr|~' many of our- ymrm: men, are yenr- Wtll-gli ning to em“ the: onaivawcfabixc;y;v;;.\,.._ i’; "rmrkes us rr-nllze thni rlrirrl up crvdlts and left lingo, Jr.. 3H6,- his victory in ms o...“ pm, all‘ ‘Llillxlslfil \:;lf*ltl;1“eg“_llii*nitztlllxlem; _ Llu- designated family lender. high ,‘"l\"""-~ mill Prflllltidvelllflifg rc-ftis- vars? nlffagp‘ ' " i‘('0lli)llii(t(il|y harvested. There is 3m,‘ my on me mcks’ z‘ to ‘*“‘fjT_ “m” n“ ‘l“l°‘“ Pom‘. Am] ypy parpfu] 5mm gating p:

‘i! 4W ‘lillifllilly "Y Fecmlsmlctm“ Ilw. most. important lausiuoss wcdn. lint while i; lasted, ivusrft it n with filly strong and vuluurbla poll-l - fllliifmiit ifiil-lliuzs and a hullflr un- womymfl“ drQam-g tfcul timber from either the “Yeast; ‘or the East. But the attempt ‘must be uiude whatever the scarcity of ruaccrial and in face 0i’ the luck '0! constructive skrlill of the Buss of‘ lhe job. which ivas deuroiistrzi-tc-d Local Liberals and prospective four years ago and probuibly has ,_ not since greatly improved.

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ly growing larger and more valu- ubl-w and more

cnsi ly and more

a cziuser cooperation between our.

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EDITORIAL NOTES

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era in our agricultural life

, AND ' 3 . This will give us a decided nilvan " . '1 t z d orri d look t . _ _ . A MUCH N-EPJDED PRAYER:— s’ on m m V‘ e The Lmeral A“°°'“t'°" °l Ea" Create in -me a clean heart. 0 God:

L719"? l5 something l“ Prince at its recent meeting paid cud renew a. right spirit. within me.

age over all our competitor he“ guys‘

‘this side of the Atlantic. provided Plfidemly

are unsupported evidence,

Undocumented history

unreliable; whereas in an ofllcia

history reliability ls a sine qua non. in the main Sir :\I\(l.l'8\\"!~l so-called "history" is a melnnge of personal opinions. invariably prejudiced“ 3nd unsupported by proofs. .\t many poms in the Irook. it bc- tromcs abundantly clear that our author has been m0 indolent or‘

Ynellts in the case.

lt would be interesting tn learn how fur this bunk ls untitled to be termed "olllciul." \\'c entirely agree with the statement 01' (‘OI Herbert .-\, Bruce, of 'l‘oruntu, pub-

iu July, that the selection of Sir Antlren- liucpbail for the task was "nnst. uufnrlunute. Slr Andrew air‘ irurcmly Ibiuks it in n iiillllblvllli LIIBHVHI‘ tu rI-ply that he- wus solari- -d by tno goveruiueuts. but sub- requr-rri. rlisr-lirsurcs i-ballcnuu this. stun-merit. lit. lion, Arthur llcirélr- v-u, who was Prinrc liiiuistur or (Jnuiulu win-u Sir Andrew’ hluvpbuil ‘lrsl dI-visr-d his literary lQYfllPQl» denies atuy-krunvledgc of his up- pniutmcnt as lllllPlill lllSliIfliiIIl ulirl his (lls'i‘l2illllt‘l‘ is snpprirIl-ll by Inn. llncli ilntlirln, lliulsli-r ui .\‘llliliu in Ilri- Alvlgbeii zuluilulsl 'u— ticu, wlm status that “tlu- corrr|rll~ lug of Ibo Irislory’ ivas orrb-ri-Il by llic lir-purliui-iit of .\liliiiu nu (hi! wlvit-c uud rnr-miiiliuridulinn utilit- Military Count-II. Ilillllr‘ bu was‘ bead of (in: iivpnrimcui." Nu purl u‘! this history was wrllliju ilurin‘: the Alcitzhl-u regime. which wr-ul uI, n!‘ puWi-l‘ vcry shortly niterthn “Dlllplbllfill (if this urru gciui-ui. Slilrkvsilivi‘ of the Kin: ullruinis- ‘ralinu buvr- been equally pruml)! to disrluim responsibility ior tin-

‘ "l\lil'i\l'l\*l' uni contents of tho lmuk.

buyout] 1m rrrdur for its publicutioir lrlzilerl Jnnc 3rd. 1924). in pursu- nm-e of wbnt was assumed to lie in inherited obligation. it is, ll_l(’.l‘€‘lOI‘il. clear that Sh‘ .‘\llili‘l‘.\\' Macpbnilw status as olllclnl histor- ian arose solely from tiepurtumntnl ‘wcceptnur-c of a. recommeudaiiirm by a body which was keenly Inter-

city schoom RQ-OPQ" the wind.

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Carters Bookstore

ls WLll stocked with every~ thing required by the Girl and Boy Student. '

SCHOOL READERS and all the Books authorized by the Board oI Education and sold at prices fixed by the Board of Education.

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‘loyal tribute to the memory of itrLP-“ifllm 511 10.

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we make the most of the opportun-

ity.‘ In this also we must pull to~|

Igether, we mum g0 more extenfly ‘V-hilc ‘there is no epidemic of

‘q sively into dairying and make our i, m“, dogs are two silcoessaors from Prince (‘ouuiy In we“, l0 fill the vacancies. ‘This serves to of the lpussblllity of infecting the Q1‘;QT;.Y§“'§,ef§"‘}...u§§“?§j l0! Yfliiflliei-lhm-‘ie do!“ $119115“ be new appoiut-mcnrtu before or curly gvtied u-p or kept Isolated until they In idle last session 0f Pzirliziurent. ‘it is a sad commentary upon the conduct of the Govarnmiout of the ‘day thirt the Province was loft for h d f m b a d mouths during the gg-‘aggign qomqved , i" m‘ 9 0Y5 '1 0f half its taoustituticnal re resen- tmerchaults and {to bmng ‘them girls who have ‘been out in the tation in the Upper House. p

‘nearer together. The trade at open ‘Drum pa“ w“ weeks to w“ hm“? Qflmuaisu now In progress

‘lwlll help to keep the resources of

‘this m possnflel affecterlantl are art large.

By Florence Jones Hadley.

Once on a time, as I sat on her knee.

My grcnt-gramlmotber snug to mo,

“ll all our troubles were hung on a line,

You would take yours and 1 would take mine."

Since then full many and muny a time

Have l thought of that simple. little rhyme '

When l felt my worries and troubles and care

Were more than other folks had to bear.

And I said to myself. “If it could lie-

in

Our recent get-together .meet-‘h\“v° “my recovered‘

inlgs have done much to stimulate Amer

may be

the holidays. Work. It

l . laud to encourage our farmers and

o‘ It may also be remarked that

‘Senators represent the Province T119 way Y0 OWP- at large rather than counties, or hardsh“, 15 yo make electoral TllVlSlODB- Char-actor, abil- work a pleasure not ‘My and ‘Illness for a rumesema-

‘Live position ou-ght to rbe regarded They come back Wm. as of "lore iylnpormnce than the This Srtrllilihlrlstllglizg’ at my grand. o n .

tle down to the "drudgery"

_ school work. our province under our own con!

come the trol. k -~ ‘ ecp our means within our school a t ‘selves and give our province theumdygerlfl o

ested in having a war history writ- tuu the way that’ Sir Andrew would write It. lt was iu no sense the outcome of a cmisltlererl policy oil the part of either government.

l ln its introductory and general contents the book centres around u single theme: viz., that ever)’- ibiufz performed zinrlrtg the regime of the lute Sir Smn Hughes as Min- ister oi‘ lilllltlu was wrong. The early efforts of Canada, when in Auizust, 1914. she sprang unpre- pared into the fray. are derided and ridiculed. and every minor mis- take cxaggeratcd Info n colossal blunder. Auy one reading the early chapters of this book. ivlthout other sources 01' information. would be. forced to asuunte that when the British Commander-in-Chlef. Lord French. eight months later wired from Ypres. “The Canadians saved the day!" he “as rzirilty of a ghast- ly and grotesque honx. For Sir .-\;1drew has not been content to confine himself within the Iiruits oi’ his allotted theme-dire Nledirul Services. He generalized on tbc other servlces~all with the same

‘rb ‘ fit f I b . B I . , . we o m" own a) o“ uy at FGllUWEil lrfo and schoolwork will locality of the applicant}; rcsiden- But I know my cares home. keep our money In cIrcula-‘M a real my once n is we“ under_ w, although as between trhc ex- greater far Ho“ at honm‘ work fm, ourselves. trcmc Edi»! and who furthest west Than those of complaining neigh- w sectional claims have a ‘certain m" ‘"93 validity‘ Unmflunfltenn m0 one" But 110:1, swgllllllfieyflllfl! that have , . _ - s e . e F01‘ a ilflfiiiiile"! ‘that ma)’ "leaflxln the past benatorsbips huvu been The an“. of what Gyundnwgher Macken-glwlliilvll iis ‘the reward for service sang m me__ l" i‘ Wllni-‘lll ‘lt-‘lfly rather -thun for "l! all your troubles were hung mi > rcail valuable services to the uuum- i1 “m1- in‘: the flifiiwlilfilfiil 0f Parliament w‘ l\ref(‘n“e“n is by no mom“ M You would take yours and l would has brought forth more comment Wiayg one reward of “writ take "mm- tlherthain- it deserved. Naturally the‘ world ‘admired little Belgium in thfmng pxpmte“ annonncemen‘ was‘ The probabmty o‘ I l part. eh t l .i r ch G out I a" ""Y °°°' worm Jarlilii: fir“ to reciwaldlr-nippolntlng. Detlnilvteneas at no" and thé Pram-mos promise ' e ‘ 0 ' ‘lnust was expected from vbhe head that thew appniutmcnrts will ‘be the German onslaught. beq- wbolelm, n govpnmpnt and he denherawly “mile Moore the momng‘ gives i it I t-i-t l. ‘h citl.. l . acute inter st t uh. -. t - "m" r’ “W” l‘ “‘ “r ‘"‘ m“ levmieu dflfInl-tcucss. Wonder If he mm Th“ .‘,‘O,e,,§‘,,,§n‘,i"f,;*;}“f_‘$1351, wbiiitv. Your minvicbiiiiy irrincs lwlll have tho courage ho be defln- |.wo ‘Spun-tors and men and women‘fffliflfweQf,..§I,.,“.1I1L‘L”lm}‘,'§§Qmtff; pate residences and public build-hm “my Strn.r.g.h.m,rwflr.1 w)..." hovoturs will elect four rucrubers to'are generally regarded as wcIl-ln- nigs (losfrroyerl nml all occupied ‘byyinwptn h,“ commuenu ml“ week ‘the House of Courruons mlmut tbefnrmcil nnd ll\(t‘.ll(>('\\\“|_ “m1 y..." . , ' ' same Llano. It would seem tshabjiidgmeut in roam-rind. You irhnultl uml ‘In trhc bands of the eruvmy for, I l I i . , there urn nlrr-zuly more canmqages "m"? ear-l’ ll m"- DOHI lei “Mr. A. ‘E. McLean, M. ‘P, nmll, , . _ money-getting seize hold m‘ vtm, - rulrcurly prcsanrg tlu-rlr churns upon Ymwmrthqlonp m m H‘ fen-Id all that wnr could bring tolylilr. A. C. Saunders (lellvereci cx- mic (iovernmrmt for Senate up. whkh memo; u hubby llillrllillolillyif. lie-r or a rlienfllotli! enemy lmposercwllcnt spceches lax-Premier J. li.,i><>irl~in1cnls i-imn are likely to be Your Ilowvr is the impnv. Irpon ‘her. The coirwtry was inlllu-Il also spoke." S0 Ends the girijilririlfitlvd for four scum In the IeKWTNCkY “m” M“ “Tillige M"! ‘. r s. ruins yevt, aflier it was mil overqbiber-ul rrnpmt of the EaM. Prince‘ l after who enemy had beivn “seen nffrlribicrnl Association meet-IRS‘ 1!! the premises" lby tiho Allie-d arm-{F/ummeraitle a fe-w days ago. it] Ins. little Belgium vbeglln the workiwnuld be interest/lug to know what‘

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CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR i AMHERST, NOVA SOOTIA 30l6-8-l4Mm0. l McDonald & McPhee B. A. I. A. McDDNALD B. A. Ilonlnurn. Attorney, I00.

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AUGUST 31w‘ You have _great energy. and arc very ambitious. ‘and endowed with much imturzil

town razed to Iihe ground, hicr prl-

four long guemrue yours. who suf-

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‘ i...‘ lurk ‘behind the acre; n-n-d u‘ léhr” M m‘ ‘W’ "wmbe" °' w-bnt perplcxlrty and dmi-bt prevail e ommonn are demanding Ben- among the muk and me M. we "m" h” ‘H’ ma” “Wm "PM" w manta are made the mminmting ‘flu-on! Olllre Dolor Bulldllll Grant Gouge Qhosl Ofloellonrn-Otolinl-lloll-Q ’ nolophono I604.

"E met the German array. comment in the midst of ful-someglaurrt-less three will support hlsqwn we Commnnkqomdmmed m m] During the seven years since thelcommendwt-iori of ‘less able memlclaim“ “m” M"

t war ‘Belgium hes relbuiltpreewred It Is a cad commentary on polIti-lthem one who um hope {or the ark B. McGuigan and rehabilitated herself. Practi- cal gratitude that when q rmairauseistanm of another vote bedded wily mil the score left Iby ‘me vwuiactive service to tile lpanty Is over. M“ 0w" 9° Will M"! "Pwlfd? It ll ' have been healed and only the his eloquence is slurred over with “My w we “by n” hlbem‘ “n”

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"in: nu a ‘u; orron. I o“ . _ . “W” J" l?” "N"! 1 - “m” w e isslmz s sprln ¥" ‘S; cemeteries, grim ‘witnoasd; to the the double muninl - "“ that hm"; “$445,255 “n, m, “M: i1°¢l|°ii ii rlhed usmyflm‘ m“ m ' “W17 030M103. "ml-in to remind he "#110 INK" moan, want malt-In and jams- “; mu “raging,