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Alorniug Daily (Founded 1337)

, lil~ut.-(‘ul. W. (‘hestcr . .. th-ut. J. R. Burnett. Secretary. l.ieul.-('uI. l). A. MacKlnnoi, 0.5.0. Editor aiul .‘I.IIl.t'_;lI|),{ Director, .l. R. Burnett, F..I.I. lsstlridlt‘ llditur. Frank I alker ,\l l1.\( ICIPTION RATES

1-1 delivered 1o (ily.

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.IIi‘1III)t'i\ \uuu Iiuri-au of Ciri-ulalioils

~11“, _\',*_i~.;-'li,'r.\[ Jlt-mnry is Weaker than [he Ire-lilies! Iii/r.” _ \\.1;ii\i ~-‘-.i, snriiixiisi-Lit 1, 19::

Lniizigihlietl Visitors

t’ I i"-!1-~l11'c-l _\c~'<r-l:1_\,' ll_\' tl . - .i,.,< llllll |'--;-1'1-\i1l.'1ti\c ‘p ,- , . \ltIIl' "I‘\'\ oi ihc l _ ilv -l= <11“, who i11- cL: l llli-ul- .1'1, \IlIl'-~lk‘l' oi I i "cc ..i.-l Iii-lll~ll'\' III ; 1- i l, _-_--.l_ lli. \\t>l-'~lll]| _\. .\ ml, \l- iiili. r i-ii‘ l . l‘ ll ' \\\ I1‘ g ‘I . thi- Vrt-viiu. --i- : ,, people. It u"1>. ' '. -‘ i» it- . "fuiilcial lil ‘lllllr l‘ qr. \'t.1- ::1.1: ihcii" ,~‘ 1v . ‘ - ---iil ilo= l1. i\ltllit'il t-i 1'. I -. -» ~i l'ii'iv- l'.-l\\':1i'-l l>- l...

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IIHIIII Nplreii To Slander

ma‘ ' i i 1y talc s :1 pcs-iiiii-lic vi‘. 1w. i unis rel .. lriiuiipluliit \-'.~ ‘ t .\'-> \\<'Il<l r, Silltjt" the 7.1- \\;t.- iiu- lIlfLp-I and

w" rl- r i-ii-l in llll‘ Slrllllil

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1rd al-o to tilacc loud-

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l h_\' our cw-iitt-tiiporziiw" as

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n in» liberal organ had to cou-

.\l1'i"--11 "cvi"1;1i11l_v h:1d nothing to

c-n I '. n; the rcccpiioit given

u, _ it ~:1!d. iii iht- iiaturt- oi “an eiiiti-idz.» out: --:. lr-un a large and represen- Iill‘\t' g-HIPY . M‘

'1 0K u -.< y-ur ("IllPIIIIHIYZIFA"? iitiinctliatc re- acii-iv. rv-E the eiicci on its party supporters nut-r. have lwill ilr-vourzi v For it now pro- fi~~--< to "n1: hear-l "liiu- h-ruliiig (hiisi-rvzizitx- rich-cue t':--i1i a rural ilbirict" »:1_v_th: .\l;1i1- i-iifs spr-c- i1 uw- "no god-I". and that “if we were aI-lc to _111-l,,-<- from other rciiitirks and

opinion guru-Hilly of Illlsfv]IHNUIIIIIIQ the toiie oi a riveting which ivas wholly eu- fliu- t .7< fut) obvious to THIIIITC an ausiver.

Nor is it II(‘t‘r‘--.II'_\' to reply to our Content- por.'-.1'_\'s indici-iits slander that Dr. Klrinioii came lit-re ,.--.-.--~l.l-.q a rt-voltiti-mziry- (loctritic, descrritig of "lu-iilq frowticrl down h)’ every patriotic ciiizeri." Yliat IS.3.lI insult to the in- telligence of everyone who heard him speak, or knows auclv oi his record, either as a states- man or a patriot.

lllII-lullctﬁ -1irl1 is the

Tlie Ijisheries Problem

ﬁgures given at s. recent conference In Hali- fax beturtu repi1~~e1itati\'es of the fisheries in- dustry and gi-veriizxiciit officials, itidiczitc all too clearly vvliy there is dissatisfaction among our fishermen. l1 was shown, for example, oii no less an zuuli ~‘i:_v than the Economic Coun- eil of N-lvit 5c 1. that “the kfzitiatlian dried fish industry- in flu- i-"lst year registered a new low producion figure within the memory of any- one row I‘l\lI‘-Q." , '

Markets -~ 'tl_v lost are those of Cuba, the Domiuicrin IHq-iihlir, and Ptterto RICO. It is

obvious from stall-tics quoted at the Hali- fax Ct\lIl"I'PIH't‘ that exports to other coun- tries have also (Ii-cl ined. For instance,

Sﬂlcs of ll-Zr-I c-i-llisli to lIi-nzil fell from 5,957 cwt. in log: 1o 71-1 cut. III 103;‘. To Italy stiles fell from f»: i; ‘rlvt. to 1.3m cwl, in the same period. nu 1 ‘T ---1- l‘! llllllillcll, from 45.89! cwt. in 15,33 to 11., ~l\' cw‘, in i937. The decline in

mtal expoir in hi3," exceeded 100.000 civt. coinpaiul v‘ E1 my. the respective figures he- inp gofyy l vl, :1='.-l fcihhlhi) c\\'f.

The \l iwYl-i-ﬁ-i King Ilr-iw-rnmr-nt has. not only f:1i'--- to illlWhIIlVlIl its pledge of wider

markets "~ r our ll-lltTIIIPIl. but has failed even t0 rcviFn ‘i; -~"<~ i1m-vk-t~ they eujrwerl,

"IIq-Iuirifs Tomahawk" z" uhicli Premier Mitchell F. Hep- lloii. \\'. L. XI. King the day _ “i- ~‘ --i_ lto-_-~<-velt's [ili-a. at IIIC ii " l."~ la-ahri-lcvtri (.:-'IIlt'l!lI.'lII< to .1~. 1w ow <t'll\\'iI_\' is a document "n; lIl‘i‘l‘1'-I. III(I(‘l‘(I, COTIIIIIPIIIS i‘ - ' ‘w: .111. it i11:1v III‘ pt't‘.-(‘r\'€rI in- -l.1lI-‘,'\' t-iitlt-uct- of the art- ' 71 --u-- vouug liberal “br:1ve" l", '1I'II'|l.‘.'l‘.‘l\' ilil-i llic Iitillilt‘ -- lll.".1l\' iii-wins goiic by liwl i- ' l l " ' '1." :1~ the opt-u \4'*.'lIlI1‘ I0

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-.'-- lll lhii first place King! ii1--Ii\‘i-~ (lllll llllllllllll iI\\||(‘I.'II("I ‘P ‘lizui with ~lf|‘t\III€lIl- thrill-flu f-rcs h.1\.‘1i shown ird liiiii lhau ha~ .\Ir. liq; -.- l I ,,.~ do lllll i-u-l. lll"ill liiiii 'l\ in a~~l<-§i1 rl.1'l_\' 1o Lillie his hill iii the back.

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Referring to the St. Lawrence scaway, .\lr.| Hepburn warns Mr. King: “Irrespective of any propaganda or squeeze play that might be cou- cl-ctcd by you, you may rest zissured that this tioveriiiucnt will resist any effort to force us to (‘.\’|Il,‘l1(l public funds in stich an tiimzirriuii- cd iiilitiiicr or to foist upon the people of (h1- tzirio an additional burden of debt and taixzuion." Suggestive words indeed —- “tirop:1_;:1i1ila." ‘Kqueczc-plziyq" "concoctcd.” So .\lr. thinks .\lr. King capable of this! "'l'hc llepbtiru letter," says the Tt-routti pa- iler. “ltas ruiothci" claim to hciug regarded as important. It tells Mr. Kiiigwvliat a lot of UH- tario people arc thinking but which fcw pull-l 1H1‘

llcplitirii

lic nit-ii have had tlic courage to si1_\':-—'\\'v alo- iutvre-tcd iii the raihvzvv sittialiou which‘ has iiot llll[ll'll\'(‘fl siiicc you have bccu the liczld ' of the ziditiiiii-trzititiii at Quaint.‘

"l.e:1\'ii1;_{ asidc for the prc-etit Mr, lith- hurifs zujguiiu-nt that it ivt-uld he IIIIPU-ilhllillt‘ for (‘aim-la to t‘lllllt'll'l\' tipi-n thc $1. l,:1\\.rvi ‘Pl 1 imtcriviiy. there can he general l|Ql'!t"IltIlI iv-tli

‘phi- dcclarruioii that the i':1il\\':1_\' llciirit~ urt- 1111-- l-of the iiilijiii‘ problems 11f (':ii1:1d:1 JIII-I hr illii“ l 11-» iujtislice to truth when he ail-b that .\lt'. l King has doiu- nothing l-i lllll'l'll\'t‘ the Jliizliii-u.’ l’ lht lll'l‘,~l‘lll l’1'i1tu- .\li11istt~i" of (Eiiiadzl h.1< l1.'1'l tlic railway problem in his l.1|- ltlllLftT than .'III\' . other public uiau 11nd l1:1,~". IIAFIII‘ iii-thing; IlIl-llll ii. iior l> thlrv :111_\' hope that he wil," l I Editorial Notes I ilillt“l‘il'<illlt'll first (Yliiziililii ~l1‘.'lII!L‘l' ull l thc Iiliﬁl’ I. -,<, lsitiiichcd thi~ date. 181b, x x y

.~\pp:1r<-iitl_v frosty i1igl1t~ hztvv set iii ezlrlici‘ , than ti-ual llll> _\'ti.'11'-—ali1.lit tcii il.1_\s or a fort- ’ iiiglit. x v x w-

Ftudt-ills to l’.\\i.k‘., Ft. l)uti-t:1i1'~ Zlllll bu-i-

tic-s c-ilhgcs arc ivi-lcoiiu-d to lllt‘ cit_\' ill-lav. I .\la_\' their stay he pleuszitit and pn-iititlilc. if“ d" +1

Qur prohihitioii law iiialtcs a llTlllvltill-lls dc- iiiuttd Illillll lll‘t'\\'l‘l‘ll'.\ and di>1illtrie,~, to judge‘ by the zihui-st ciidless proccssiolt ol truck- 11:15,»- iiig from rtiilwziy to vciitlor.

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‘llon. (i. A, lluiiiiing has bciicfiteil to such an extent by his prolougctl rc-t at llrairklc)" that hc coutciupltitcs rettiruiiig to tlztawa to tea-tutu- duty at an early LIZIIC.

IF 1k 1F i!

Rt. llou. R. ll. Beiiiictt plans to sail for ling- lzliid some day iicxt \\‘(‘cl\'. It i> tuithirstt-od ,\lr. lleiuictt has not decided how I<|II_L_" he will he‘ ll\\ll_\'. llc is going abroad for :1 holiday. lit-r the past few days he has been clearing his dc-‘k of a l1c:1\"_\' accuiiiiilali-iii 1-i CUYITNIHIIIIICIIUC lol- lowiiig his trip to \\'cstvrii (Etiizula,

It is a signifier-tit couuuctitanv on the pres- ent regime of Prime Xliiiistt-i‘ Aluckciizie liiiig that towards its cud conditions are back to where they were when tlic Rt. lIi-ti. R. ll. lieu- iictt rescued (aiiatla from its II(‘]II'L‘S\IIIII iii

i031. Xovvlicrc I1:1rdl_\". outside the local Lib- eral organ and Libcrzil legislators is there to be found anyone to speak" a word iii its favour,

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Alaviir Rrrvnnult, of Xl-iutrcal, (‘lil'l<itll‘l‘,\‘ that t\\'ll _\'t'lII\ is Inn Iirief H pt-ri-ill for truly-virility’ tcriu, :1» the uccupatit Illlﬂw‘ part 11f the first year to tuidi-rstztuil his duties. The “cure” of (‘i-tirse. in this case is "tiiwwm-iilioii". \\'h_\' pick oii an (iut-‘itlcr for .\l:i_\"or iihtezul of proitiot- iug ati zildcniiait who has scrveil thc coiuiuiuiit_v' faithfully and well over an extended period? That is what they do in London and most other cities in the Old (Yountry. , " '

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Gencral Evangeline Booth will remain as lead- er of the Salvation Army another twelve months after Christmas Day. when she will be 73 and due to retire under the Army regulations. ‘The generals desire to remain in charge for the ad- ditional period “'21s tuade known t0 the leaders some time ago, and a vote of the forty-sevcti commissioners who constitute the ruling body has been taken by letter and cable. Although the poll has not been completed it is UIIFICFSIOOII that thirty-three commissioners, constituting the re- quired two-thirds majority. have expressed ap- proval of the generals request and that a forirtal announcement of her continuance in of- fice vvill be made in I. fcw day's. Friends stty she has no intention of requesting permission to continue as leader after the expiration of the twelve months’ extension.

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Reptiblican leaders of the State, of New York, have drawn up a tentative ticket headed by Dis- trict Attorney Thomas E. Dewey for Gover- nor, Representative llruce Tlarltm for the IUIIQ‘ Vniterl §tatcs Senate term and ctidorsciueut-of (iovcrnor Lehman. whom they tixpect to l-c the Democratic choice for the short Senate term. En- dorsement of Governor Lehman for the short Fenate term. a radical step, has won the ap- proval of most of the influential lti-pul-liciuis of the Nate. siuci- they do not consider him by any means an enthusiastic New Dealer. $hotilrl the convention actually nominate .\Ir_ lkdllllflﬂ it would mark the first time in rcecitt-political his- tory that the New York §tatc Republicans have endorsed it Democrat for any other Etale-wirlt- office than a judgship of the Court of Appeals.

Groceryi trade eyies arc all turned at the mo- ment on the coming canned toiirito _p.'1ck. states (‘aiiadian Grocer in its current issue. The sit- uation (Ines not look any foo good, not lit-critisc there wonl be stifficictil tomatoes hut because there may be too mruiy packed on top of tho fairly heauv carryover. As fur as tomatoes arc conccritr-rl thr-rc are in fact some caniicrs as well as brokers who wouldn't mind seeing rt frost comiynlruig around the middle of §epti~m- her. News from castcrii and wiwti-rii Ontario and from (Quebec flint rcliclics (‘aiizirlirin Crorr-r i< {hm [he growing crop looks fine and that cvcn if rniincrs have no! contracted for the same acreage this your as Inst. many farmers Iiavc taken :1 chzuirc on aildilionni acreage. It mnv be therefore that Inter on (‘ﬁIIlIPTs will he nhlti tn buy tomatoes at :1 good deal le=s than 3o rind 35 cents per bushel, maybe cvcu at i5 or 20 cents. c

NOTES BY TIIE WAY

In the pullllcal this year the Republicans have cuii1foriz\ble_ positions as spectaw‘

for.» They JllSI sit around hoping‘ that the right kind of Democrats \\'lll beat the wrong ones.-—-The New Yorker.

Germany's new social Fasclsf sal ute for ladies consists in raising the right shotiluei‘ lugn witii u‘ bunt elbow. the fair saluter at the same time slightly inclining the head. As this bears remarkable re- semblance to the itetiou of a man saluting a stein of beer, the sus- picion I5 rinsed that it. was Invent- ed by a practical student of rams- kellars. IVIOIILFCAI Gazette.

'l‘lie Gt-rmaxis have a new, bl; field gun, with a crew of 40 and

tliauu by Iienvy trucks In flvo sections. It all sounds very Im- pressive, btit there is no doubt

that a couple of the famous IICIICII l5‘ could knock such a gun and s w out In no time, 1.11\L'l1 the range. ,'I‘he French have Iiclrt this secret for many years.- 51. CJIIIIIYIIICS Standard.

In probably‘ no country ‘In the ivorul is theic at present a ready. inuiket for an tiiilimitcdﬁiumbei" of initiiigrzuits, or even for a sub- stantial number. Most countries, like our ouu, have their unem- ]llU_\’llltlll 1irob1citis, and penniless iclugccs-ivliti may become a but‘- tlcn upon the State or upon priv- atc charity are not welcomed with open arms. Nevertheless, it is rccopnhcett that since common liutuaiiity Iuis bceu disowned by ihc couiitrltis which are illtrcnt- i111,- IIIPII‘ Jewish fellow-citizens, it. is iuctimbent tipon the rest o1 the \'.1II'l(I to do what is possible to find it home for these outcasts.— 'l'l1c Scotsman Edinburg.

Arc we n". z the IImII. of speed on Htlln? Probably. We cannot expect more than about 150 miles an Iiour. and then only If rails arc ]1l'I‘\‘l‘l1I(.‘(l from spread- 111i'. (rat-Its are straightened, block- sigiial yxstcius and brakes const- tlvrably IIIIIJYOVPII and unfamiliar" dynamic forces that manifest them- sclvcsht high speeds studied and controlled. A nciv science of rail- iviiv cinder-ring has sprung up with Strcatuliiiiug. But to take full atlittiitiigc of the 140 to 150 miles an hour that out‘ new trains could make would ctitnil an expen- diture that nu railway company Is }JI'0))Z1l‘E(I to itieet. —New York Timm.

Nova Scnflais Industries have not bqcn-enjoying the best of times in 1'(".'0lll mouths and It is pleasant to IICIII‘ 01 good news for at least one riiajoi‘ industry in this prov- Iticc. The Annapolis Valley, it is reported. Itas a crop of apples of high tuialily‘ and prospects for the coming season seem bright. ‘The prospects are the better because of tlic zuuiotmceiucut of a reduc- tion iii the through freight rate of ten ccuts pi-r barrel. The reduc- tion should bi: of concrete benefit and makes ihc IIICLIIFG that much brighter-Halifax Chronicle.

The architecture of the ClIy of Lniitlnn, capital of the British Empire, has been discussed by the Ciiuatlian Iiigli commissioner, Vin- cent Massey; who has won cheers and editorial approval for a speech In wliicti he dcclarctl himself op- posed to standardization of arch- itecture in thc vucimit Cﬂpllﬂl. be- cause, as he said “London some- how (loos not otter the right set.- llllf). for iutcrntitionnlized or stan- uztrdized architecture." Ontario-ftitclligciicei‘.

II ls a comnintily accepted be- Iicf or (ipiniott that adolescence Is the “datigcrous age" of life. At Icnst. we talk frequently of the dangers of atlolescetice. Dr. W. P. Brown admits that It is a period of crisis. But, lie holds, the age of fifty IS the most dangerous one _at l for iucn. It Is, lie says. adolescence Iii reverse. At that, age Dr, \V. P. Brown asserts, men make the discovery-In many crises sad- dcuing and disappointing - that they are what. they are and that they arc not. likely to become any- thing else. They realize at that age flint any hopes of Improve- ment. and advancement are likely t0 prove In vnIn. 'I‘I1cy can hardly make a fresh start and they are probably not too well satisfied with what they have done so ‘far. Until he Is fifty i1 man may nour- Ish the Idea that he Is In process of becoming a great man, but when he has lived for five decades the sober truth becomes plainly and pnlnfully evident to hlm. — Whig-Standard,

The other day an announce- ment was made that aircraft fac- turles for the manufacture of Britain's new aerial flcct would probably be situated In Canada, the machines being flown across the Atlantic to Britain. The rea- son for this was the obvious one of (Iefcnse. Canada Is fairly safe from enemy attacks, the United States being regarded as a con- tiiuinl good neighbor. We In the West. Iutllcs also recognize that In the extreme event. of the Brit- Ish Empire being at. war, the de- fense of these islands might well be relegated to Canada. her ships and her meri.....A trtntter of se- rious discussion at London and Ottnwu "at the present time, a. discussion no doubt influenced by the development-s at. the Imperial Conference. Is that the British Govcriiiticut Is ready and wllltng, as soon its economic factors and conditions become more favor- able. to back the transfer to Canada of mimy Important. man- ufncturIes-mnchlnery and work- men itltkc en masse. If such a scheme Is carried out bodily, and It has been carried out to some extent In recent yenrs In a minor wny, Canmia wIIl become the new Industrial centre of the Common- wealth. In fact. the importance of Cnnndn In the Em Ire scheme has not yet been fuly, realized. Yet It. can truly be said that Cun- adti ts gradually becoming the new heart of Empire. 'I‘hat Is the view hold by political observers who are watching with Interest activities in Ottawa and London. -'I‘he Jamaica Standard.

Blrz- Untll about leven 0r eight years ago I alwa,s bought Canadian pink salmon In a local shop, at about 8d for i- to" "ti. ‘Then 1 was offered Instead Jop- encsc pink salmon for Id or 2n a tIn less, 'I‘hereupon I transferred my custom to another ahop, and tlii- same thing happened. I went from one shop to another In this way, untll I think I must have - iuuli- bought tip all the sup- plies of Ganadlan plnk salmon stocked In this district. At any rate. for some years now I have not been able to discover any locnl retailer who stocks Cann- dinn plnk snlmon. Practlcallﬂ m: only pin? uilmon now obta

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Bu Jame: W, Borlcn, ITLD.

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EYESTRAIN

Eve specialists tocullsts) tell us that what ls commonly called 9Y9- strain may be due to other con- dItIons than overuse of the eyes or reading Iii a pour light, Thus Dr. John V.V. Nicholls. Montreal, states In the Canadian Medical Association Journal that eyestrnfn proper iueaus manifestations In the eyeball Itself. in the ability to see, zind In Ihc body as a_ whole. Disturbances (lite to reading too much or reading tn a poor light are relieved by removing these Ir- ritating conditions. ivherens symb- toms affecting the eyeball, seeing abllityi, and the general health give rise to much more Xlisturb- ance,

The ocular or eyeball symptoms are dull Iierivitiess over the eves. itchy and burning sensations In the margins of the lids. and some- times redness of the eyeball.

The visual or “sccituﬂ symp- toms iire more or I yirolcmgcd attacks of blurred on. There

may be periods of double VISIOII (seeing two objects instead of

Among the systemic symptoms. due to a disturbance which in- terfercs with the eyes ivorkinz t0- gctlier properly, arc falntncss and dizziness. Ccrtniu forms of sein- and train-sickness belong to this group. Luck of itttetitioti and droiviiioss in school chilclrcti may be a feature, also such vague symp- toms as lack of appetite and stomach dlsturlaiuicc iriust be In- cluded in this group. Migraine (one-sided headache) may be classed here also.

Dr. Nlcholls states that n11 these systemic symptoms are due to an ‘unbalance’ of the muscles which control or move the eyeball and can be corrected »If treatment of this muscle imbalance Is properly carried out. This treatment may require considerable time and per- haps muclr home work on the part of the patient. but. the results are very satisfactory, '

Further. Just EIS the ocullst ad- vlses the patient to rid himself of any infection prcsent—tectli, um- S115. sinuses-before ltaving the eyes tested for glasses, so It 15 suggested that as Wemnnrnrv" muscle imbalances are not uncom- mon after Influenza or other de- PPBSSIHB ailments. a reasonable time should be allowed for the condition to correct. Itself before beiziimlng any treatment,

‘Treatment. h-wcd on Ihn mum-p principles, carried out with pitt- Ience and persistence, will be found very successful.”

GARDEN TIIIEVES Most ﬂagrant

thefts my garden 4 no‘ s, . Fu- pilfermq heat and sunshine are To steal iLs perfume from the rose, And bandit, winds bright petals bent‘ Bv f0rce away; maraudlitg bees

e powdered gold of lilies seize; Vile worms, the lnrkspur. loot. and

spot ;

While clips that lean above the w , .

I-‘llch stii-Icngth and virtue from the so ,

Inst eclipse the frost, worst thief of a

And YQIXI my garden, In a night, of beauty. sweetness and delight,

But Nature has reserves In store A thousand thieves could not. des-

tro ;

And loveliness, next Spring, once IIIOIG

W111 biud and bloom and bring mo oy.

-Pauline Dllllngham In Nature.

The Bren Gun ’ Contract

Halifax Chronicle)

R ls heartenhig to read that the Bren im contract. over which ravec urges have been mule. Is be the subject of a Judicial In- quiry. It Is especially heartening became It Indicates that we are stIIl llvlng In a democracy and that the force of public opinion In Cati- ada. has some effect. Col. Drew's charges have Inspired comment and discussion all over Canada, dis- cussion which has been reflected In Canadian newspapers of many

-dIstrIct.s-. The- newspaper weactlott" '

has been all of the same sort: a. belief that the charges, right or wrong, are too izrnve to be Ignored and that a. full inquiry Is necessary to satisfy ublfc demand,

The pub Ic uneasiness and protest has had 1L5 effect. The minister of national defence has conferred with hIs cabinet colleagues and with the prime minister. He announces, following those conefrenoes. that an Inquiry wlll begin shortly In Ot- tawa. A high court justice Is to pre- slde and fullest details of the contracts will be brought out. says a nervlsurtigobié h pod m t th I fry

o a e nqu wlll be of the moat searchlng sort and-that eve avenue of possible

rofII-eerlng w ll be fully explored. e public u this paper. ms BﬂId before. Ia In no mood to have Its money needlessly spent to rovlde undue and unreasonable pro Its for those who are ready to take ad- vantadge of emergency conditions neg ulge that: selfish Instincts of 8f .

DIED AFTER RESCUE

SOUTH-PORT, England —- BihOrI- ly after being rescued from drown- Ing here George Hollis, 5a, collapsed and died. Verdict of misadventure Wns recorded at the Inquest.

Is 3a , although some from Alaska may also be on sale. From my observatLn I should sa that. there Is (putt- a large an e of pink-salmon n this neigh- borhood, and that. It Is simply the cheapnesa of the Japanese flsh — 31-2d a half flat. tIn and 5d or 5 l-Id a tall tIn-that has driven the Canadian pInk salmon out of the shops. Yours. etc. -— Housewife.

London. N.W.8.-Canada'| Weekly Minion.

iryi: cii/iiiﬁgfrvvauw. GUARDIAN ,

PUBLIC FORUM

for Ilia com;- ¢i>'n-::i-'i-a==t- of on of lnterut. Tho Chir- IIII (liurdlln dun not l0- lly enrloriio the onlliloun ll uuennnmlentn.

new HIGHWAY MENACE

Sin-A new menace has Sprung u» 1n our midst b0 add to the al-

‘ ready overwhelming perils 0! m‘!

IiI hw y. It is a tempﬂrllfy ""11""?!- togbe gure, but nevertheless terrify-

D8.

I refer to the barrB-Ee °Y ﬁrm/el- hurled by the dozens ‘of heavy dump-trucks operating 1n COXIIUC- tlon with the paving conslrllcl-IOII- Our coupe boasts two scars 0n the windshield, which, had It not been shatter-proof glass. would no doubt have been in our laps, It 1S hard enough to dodge drunken drivers. cows. liens, and open drains. with- out having this spra of 8N1"! W contend with. A turte can pull In its head under a Pfmeci-lnl! 571911, but we have no such convenience. and until something I; done 50ml? driver or passenger Is in danﬂef 0i being stunned.

On Thursday last, I looked at the radiator on a car iielonslni; W v- fr end of mine. which had two holes In it fully an inch 1n diame- teta- Five buckets of water poured through these holes between Ten Mile House and Charlottetown last Monday morning, after one 0f the trucks had done its work.

It ls not even necessary to drive behind the trucks, for they will gei- you coming or going. One nick was made in our windshield by a. truck gong .11 the opposite directkn, amt going much too fast. for safety. Other motorists must have wme under this fire at some time or ollier, and my one endeavor In penning this letter, ls to awaken those in charge of operations be- fore they become involved In a ltvw- suit resulting from bodily harm w someone,

I am. Sir. etc.

ST. PETERS RESIDENT

TIIE PROBLEM OF TllE UNEM- PLOYED

SIr.—'I‘Iiere Is certainly more truth than poetry In Mr. ‘A. R. Mosliefs excellent Labour Day Message to the workers of Canada. in which he states that there 1S something radically Wrong with Canada's National Leadership when a country such as Canada. which should support at least fifty million people, is unable to provide employment for the bfelld-VVIIIIIBYS of ten or eleven million souls, prob- ably not more In number than five million actual workers all told. No blame in .015 matter can be attached tot-he Provincial and City Governments. for the B.N.A Act. places the trade and commerce of the whole Dominion. both internal and external, under the control of the Federal Governments.

Let the other Provinces speak for themselves, but,‘ so far as Prince Edward Island Is concerned. there never has been a serious attempt at. Ottawa since Confederation to pro- vtde work for the young people of the Province as‘ they left school and OOIIEQC, with the result that: many thousands have been com- pelled to emigate to the United States and to other parts of Can- ada. The situation Is tnore serious today» than at any other time In the past because no longer 1s work to be had on the mainland. Emigration from this Island, how- eier, should riot be necessary. for under management n‘ the simplest and crudest form there should be ample employment on our farms In the fisheries and In {he cities and towns for all who are capable of doing a day's work.

It has been pointed out to the present Government at that, by giving this Island ocean shipping facilities by which our merchandise could be carried to the world at large Instead of forcing our people to sell In Canada. where their produce Ls neither wanted not required and upon which the rail Trflght charges deprive them of I. fair profit upon their labour. tIiIs Province wou d not only be given g new lease of lIfe. but. the Federal Government would be relieved from the constant demands for special financial assistance which our Pro-

EYESIG II T EXAMINATION

Iﬂtlng and Sunpiymg Gillian m

II. J. MIIBIIN

SEPTEMBER 7, 1933 _. .,_, _ ,2’

F0‘ Vitalitq alwaus uge

BRAHMIN

GRANGE PEKOE TEA

vlnclal

necessary ma -

If the Government at Ottawa. wlll without delay announce that, at" the next session of Parliament, they wlll place 1i; the estimates a sum sufficient b0 dredge the Char- lottetown Harbour and bulld an

lo wild Kee ‘ as 1011c drlve I got

not. be safe to make because of the bottle neck impediment at Bor- den. we are an Island-we are not on the mainland and are natural transporting methods Are .by ship and not by rail.

Is there no way- of maklng the Ottawa authorities realize the wrong that they have for many years done IIIIIS Island by neglecting to do for the splendid Charlotte- town Harbour what. they have done at enormous cost. to Canadian har- bours from Coast to Coast, many of which are of minor shipping Im-

poi-lance? I am, sir etc, H. K. S. HEMMMING

of the Gu

em shores

ALL ABOARD FOR CAVENDISH!

SII,—"I think we can go this af- ternoon" said an indulgent friend, when he had learned that 1 was anxious to see Green Gables and the home and scenes of our famous Island writer. Accompanied by two ladies to make our "balance true" we start- ed on the McIntyre be un. McMill- an finished Charlotte own-Borden pavement. Observation very soon convinced me that. pavements whether Grit or Tory, are more or less subject, to wear. I urns pleased to not/e, however, that the old proverb "A stitch In time saves nine" was kept. In mind and the road kept smooth and safe. _ The many new buildings flmshed 0r going up made me remark that the Islanders were beln convinced that. there “L5 no place Ike home." 'I‘o one born on a farm. there was tiothing more interesting and pleas- ing than the great fields 0f grain .11 slook. Though the sheaves of the binder are'shortei' and more com- pact than those bound after the scythe, I find never seen In the olden times more evidence of a. bountiful cro imy hundreds of stocks being n some fields. Farmers say grain I; well filled, excepting wheat. Well filled oats are a prune necessity to the Island farmer, without them we cannot have a full suppl of milk, meat, eggs, or poultry, t. e farmers money makers. 1n June I met, an egg circle collector on his round. Em utrlug of him a/bout the quantity o eggs, he said the supply was not so great. as last. year, and he thought it was owing w poor grain. Another thing I twticed is the gradual re- turn of the foresL-trees and bush- es growing everywhere. N0 stump- In is now done, and the rent fliilds ‘that our fathers grand ath- ers and great-grandfathers stump- ed and cleared are oontmually 0on- tractliig. The old people see fields that were once cultivated. now bearing timber. 'I‘Iiq_qu_estIoi-1 arises

human frailt tlon, The house

and EVES

I am.

nearly two miles.

one-quarter.

City Ticket Agent 181 Queen St.

at Lowest Rate

dell hurled energy Headache, backache, Iuuilude and other lilnl of flulfy kidney! dinppalred. Ill

Doddk Kidney Pills

‘_“'IT‘_£ITTF Firr-iairi amtlo c ykeau orteFfEiTI i r £3?“ w, §au°ﬂv° m, D415 a sharp lookout after 1 blue 0f the ouirliitiuglpﬁe ‘ﬁQlfg scene that does not. there as I first saw I Is Just as fickle and

ocean liners’ dock and a gravlng- BVEI- Arflvlﬂt; at Cavendish shore dock. It will then be osslble o we noticed a number of new buii1i_ make pliuis for radtca basic Im- Inks-One near the bank. being a pmvements. which today It would ¢°mm°dI°lI5 bﬂthlﬂil house with an

attendant In charge. was somewhat disap n. “l. a e-iie ace Y e seal As brought up! within sight, and 50:33,? . I cannot help thinking a mistake was mn-de in locatiu the park on the exposed rug ed 1% 1h OI‘ s ore. ou I no ave h W Id t t. h ter on one of our sheltered south-

of every Islander that. will be a benefltsfo the Island. r, e

T. B. Root-ans

Phone 540

change. 1r, ,5 t. and no doubt

I, must say 1 minted by the ace-at prime-m

and reutlul slat-p.

., Tic , ,,

E. R. Brow & Son

Fire, Auto, Life, A ccident, Sickness and Plate Class Insurance

capricious as

en bet.

"Where Spring lt-s earliest m1;

pays And gassing summer's lingering loom delays"?

It will no doubt, be lovely out there In calm and how wlll murlsts front inland cities enjoy It, when the old Gulf _r0ars in anger, when an Auirust hurruxitic or another "gale of 51" sends the salt spray In the alr and roars 1n ears of sleepers miles and miles au-ay-i

But perhaps It will be a revel- ation and an experience that uqu do good In convincing many or mid Almighty pout-r. Green Gab es Is the great intrac- Is a COIIIIIIOGIOILi old building, the finish on gables being painted green. Ii. has been re-roofed In modern style, A lady official was attending to the registering of the names of vtsl- tors. It should ‘at least be the hoie

sunshine, but,

the “par "‘

$0.. OBSERVER

TAKEN FOR RIDE

YALIOURN. Australia — Hit a train here George Gregory su - feiied loss of his lunch can and ii mile walk. He clug to the buffer; of the locomotive and was carrIM

“TIRED" ALI. TIIE TIM

Sh: fell inianbIe- tinny-Jaw in vitality —Io\rer in lpirih. She hadn't thought of In: -, kidneys, until a friend lugguted Dodrl’: Kid-

s,

Week End Excursions

Going-Noon on Friday to 2.00 P.M. on Sunday , Return Limit-Leave destination not‘ later than midnight Monday following date of sale.

Fare-One way first or coach class fare and

Agent at Summerside, Lloyd ‘Lewis uoi-NNZNITTSE. l. 144 Richmond St. Charlottetown Office Connected With °""‘° ....... i=- ‘_____-“ __ I, - i FOR

The Ladies

We carry n complete clock of Max Euler's Society Beauty Ineludln the Powder Foundation ream, glﬁnun: Cream, Bkln 5nd

lle Cream. Flea Powder in ﬁve dudes lbonre In ﬂu elude: Llpustlcka In seven shade: l3:

Iantlne: and Eye Brim nclln, etc.

We also curry complete llnea nl Evenlng In Paris-Ashen of

a-Derny’! Three Sec- reta-Throe Flowery-Gunny and Yardley’;

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A delicately oerlumed pro- tlon which {emu-u Ind nflﬂeu the half. It wlll restore grey huh- to Ila OIIFIIIII color. Mac: Ilnlr Iutorer pro- motel a new and nporlor froiwlh where the IIIII’ h hll- ng and In remarkably useful In prevellng dondrnﬂ and clutroyln rlsltlo hnlr klll- erl. Jllll ‘fomw the dlrectona carefully mil you wlll be nmned at the IQIIIIOI. Write or phone today.

PRICE U CENTS.

THE 2 MAGS

DRUGSTORE

NOR WEATHER AFFECTS

Manufactured by

m a s o» mm: mu m "I

new from kennel»; "

It Carries Its Own i c Recommendation”

GOOD LEAF CORRECTLY PROCESSED AND FLAVORED TO SUIT YOUR TASTF. THATS

iiiciiiiirs \ BLACK rwisr ciirwiiia“

per Fig

. THERE IS N0 MISTAKING THE FLAVOR 0F THIS OLD FAYORITIILJT I3 ONE ISLAND PRODUCT WHICH NEITHER TIME

IIIIIKEY and NIGIIIILSIIN