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PAGE FOUR

AUGUST 2, 1938

rile“ CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

.\_It1rnillg Utlily (Foulltled 1887) _‘

PI‘l‘\f\|i‘lll LieuL-Cul. W. Chester S. .\11-Lure \iet- 1'14‘.*~1ti\'Ill .I. 1t. Burnett. FJJ. ‘ Sevreldry LleuL-klll. l). A. ﬂlurKllltlon. 0-5-11 Ellitol" ailll .\l.lll.ll;l1lg lllrerlul J. R. Burnett, FJJ. .\\>ll\1.AlL' Ltlltur I-"rtlllk Walker .\l lint lfll'llU.\ lL-YIES . $3 0U l1l~r 31.11 till :ld\.lllee| delivered to City $1.110 lter _\e.ll llll aulallvel |l|.l11l‘l1 to P. E-lslluld $3,110 pet you ‘Ill atllallee. llldlled tu Canada and U5 Alt-tubers Audll Bureau of Circulation:

“Tile st/Yoltijt;11111111101” ‘is lleaker than H11; lit/divest Ill/i."

'11l.<l)\\',;\l'GL'$'l‘2,1938.

ii:

'c.~, -_~, ~ I’ __ lxpotl [T111113 Decline t-\1~~t"t~. t.) the -l 105$ .1; "" last

I v 111K)" -1 —l11'il1l1lt'<1 '. . ~t't'1l 1011.1- ‘ 1111133115.- t $1,011.- t trtnll "ll $113,750

i. _:;. ‘ _ M50044 ".11 $155,541. $t._§l"1.*1t-\',

13141..‘

flwlll

, (l-Vlllll ,l1~l1 net-ifs . .l".~.bet"l‘ fresh l

l|l‘,l\l\'.. ,.

~11 cont- .i_ rzlciiiltel") Illlll

yreetllt-llt is effort _ for our eh <et~n1 to lllvil‘ 211t-

llow ill

fr-tfltil mlfililtil? i 1:1 1r AlibiS

":11 Cl\l‘.'t'lllt)l1l'(ll'_\' er- irtun the onus tlt Ztfllllllrtl zlllll l|l‘~i11 tratlt- inlets. .1 l'\'~lllt1ll<|l1 1- (jttllwnltir-ll at ,\'t";1l is r-trrltbtt- " lislil-Jartl tit-hall's‘ ¥l\ ill the Kill“ illltl nlltlitlg '1 1'13} vlu-t tllltle :1 \i-"it .11 rt —t'llllllt'l:l wltivll he lle ittttlttl ' 1 "'11 thlitclj. 11v #1111111 " "ill than was

lwxtrl of his 'tll1‘lll~ if; re»

t-l *1.‘ :"- " ~'

~ ' ' ' "J- til 111111 i

llt-tl. \lr. llttll- "Pilot .l‘_'t‘|"1'll1\"lll~' ll by rti-iilg <~iiit-\\t»t"€lt<

i~ that not 1" ~‘ of llrit- - i" "lw- tariff “wit. which pre-

ill 1:11"),

Q lll'§l'\'(‘\. nlt lll, illltlel" .\t'tit"lt- ‘t li-i-lll- frt-nl tinlt-_ ‘.11 lil"\\t't'll the two ‘t, twelltyjlixa- ti'l‘illl“ 11f 1111‘

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‘l'l'!l'))i'llf it\:ttlt' further (‘l>l1<‘t",-'- " -- "tart ~ llwnt with the l_llll"l lit" ‘."i“1l was tllt- l-vplallatitlvl i for tlttillg w? 'l'h<~ reason '1" llt-iltletl treaty llzttl been n‘, a! lc:l-t, ill the eyt-s of claret-dons giwn by " "r ‘t1 the lhlitrll Slates. .\11". i ~prr~§l in lltltt, was i- ttlt\'lltll§_l‘ 11f" qlirl, t if!) lt:!’1‘l ‘QYPPlIlPIlXR have ltltytlllrlge ht-rt" 0f . of rottr-e, the l'llite<l -t or“ wt "t~ it tra- prior to the. -"*l‘lt!lll"lll. T/N‘ 1w" t fact lhlltir fn 1hr ltrllrt/Lt" of

l l)" ,'l‘t~/I<‘t‘rl f/Itll rrnril/I," l t l ‘t ---tll- thing t-l-re itl his m-t "Wlllhltff - .-t-t~ttl< to 7"“ ~~<1l fltl',lli"l‘\','lillllf< tlttt- ‘ ' l""1 l \i"t=- 1111 lltlt;lttle<_ my“; tllvl cnt flit-vi 1w “WV? Tit-cause ‘Hr, King in hf< l") ‘ l ‘ht lYa-hitlztltln trcatv, gett- ' '\-ttt-i"it"ll1 llll'_'lllttll'\ 3h,- inlpr. W-l t-nlv tli-ettvet't-tl_ wllell "-111 up no intcrltll-lli:lt~" -' 1"‘? will that 111-" precious‘ 1 "Wt flllll 111g lllIll'l\'(‘l witle

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rnlploytinq The Beaver

ttf iftt- l ltitt-tl States titlvvflllllvtll

l?- 11b‘ Yl~ ' ll‘ lltl'!l‘ will be R1111 ~llllllllt'l' lw over.

la ft '1" flu ‘ itlttt 111' ntaltint; 11st" of

\ Hllll "he natural b:tit~ of ttinp l" t" »ll-- rlatittn ~'t‘l1l'lll(‘. fir»; qllwttlitlly. rlerortlillg ll) which -,"l_\'~I 1W1.‘ inn-.\11 ttlQillt-t-lw ltavt-

- ttl-tltt-llfftl "of l-ltlrl, llillll~ ill l<l'll)'1, llll‘l'l'l\_\' |1l'('l'lll- lll"l'l",'l—ill“ the \\'.".lt"l'lllQ t1;l.- plan" l;- of heater-

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1111a '~Hl'|ll -‘t1 llll which I'll‘. tnttltgll \‘.'.lt‘l' for :1

i'l'htil" not], nlznlt- .l otqll‘. .'tl~llt_' tht- art-ant lull. ' t-t fornl nlt~,ltl1l\\"~. '1 ht- ‘ l ' -- ' 1v "Wlttnt tltwl. ltWv-tliti! ltfrllll) tltltlt-l-r-l to

\\;ll‘l'(1lll stocking with trout. Ill a few years, the beavers \\"ill have built up a water reserve that used to exist in tlle days lat-fore tllzltl} destructive hand was laid upon tlle sellellle of Xzttltre."

The beavers are cattght in tlle national patlc~ and transferred to the heathvaters of strezlllls tllat furnish water to public grazing lands in the state of Idaho, 1t costs $8 to trztp zllltl trans- fer a single animal, and the tioyerttltlent esti- nlzlles that it is worth as nlttch as $300 for Ullll- ~t*l‘\’itllt1ll purposes. The value of tlle work 11e- ing (111110 by the 200 beavers that were trztns- planted last year, in improving tllc rzltlgcs, is estimated at $300,000.

I‘ Editorial Notes /_

Blenheim, this date, 1704. i‘ * i! *

This sltotlld be our first real ltolitlay" lnollth. I 4 1 It

.\11 set for tlle l-Txhibititnl notwithstalltlillg the

llllfltfllllllllt‘ lnishatl of yesterday. * >i< »<

Tlll> will be the first \‘i,~it of llrs. Dunning to the lslzllltl. and while everyone regrets tllt" cut-e, a most hearty welcome waits llet". 11's an ill lyintl that l110\\'S'll0l)tJ(l_\‘ good.

FF " >11 >11 >i<

Sollle farmers have been hard hit by the wet lulv so far as lla\" is concerned, but the bully" of llIC-Clllit has" been >Zl\'1'tl. 1“,\'l'l'v\'l1lltl\L' else looks lllore prttltli-illg tll:lll for _\'t‘I\l',\ pa-t llntwitlr szztlltlitlg the threat of zlrllly \\'tll‘lll~.

I 1t >1‘ I

Czlnzlllzl was lunch before the King la-"t week for ill zllltlititltl to the zlutlienrt- l|i~ .\l.'ll(‘-lv\' cave 111111 Twt-ell-llltlil‘. litlvt-rtltlr-lit-tteral, llt- reel-iv- etl :lt lltlckillqllatll l‘:tl.'let- $11" lieraltl Liztlllpbt-ll. the newly appointed llriti-h lligh tU>lllllli~~il-llt't". who ;t<-'nnlt-\ his new" pttsititltt in the fall, ,~ttt"— cretlilltf $ir l"it':tilt'i~ 151111111. who l\'ll\'\‘\ ttt tithe ztll iltlportaltt ptl-t with the tlttvt-rlllllellt of lien- gal.

>1< >1= 1r w .\lr. l7otlaltl _l. Y\l:tcl.etl-l, hen-l of the itlatlt [latlloltlcgical lallt"»l":ltor_v at the 1“re1lvl'ict01l. .\'.l'-. t‘X]>('1‘ll1lt‘f1l-'11 station, has retnrnt-tl after spellrl- ing two yttars in Europe studying the virus tlis- ea-rs of potatoes. .\lost of .\11". .\l:lc1.eo<l‘s stay ill littrope was spent :11 (‘anlbritlgtt Uttiveli-"ity". where he sttttlit-tl under Dr, R. N. Falaltlrltt. 13,115.. anrl llr. l\'. M, Snlitll, 17.11.84. lltlritt; the l.’ years he has .\'t1l‘t'1.'lll'/<'1l 111 the ~ttltly of virtl- tlistwlses. .\lr. .\i.'lt‘l.('l1ll has a~<el1lhlerl what is probably the 1l1(1\1 t">llll1l'\‘ll\'1l~1\'(' col- leetitnl of virus lliseastt nlaterial lll the llttlllin- lon. .\ fter visiting the principal potato re-earrh ~tzllitnls ill linrtlptt and studying tht-it" ttletllttth. .\11: .\lat~l.t~nll stated that the llllllllll te-"tittg -'\‘ll\'lll(' n-ed :lt the lirt-rlt-rirttttl plallt pathological l1ll1F1I'.'\1ftl'>\' is the tllo-‘t tip-to tlate ttlltl rtllllprl- hen-ive he has ~et~n ttst-tl I\ll_\'\\'ll\‘l'(‘. i * i i

(‘tlllzltlizlll butter protltleers are being wzlrtu-ll lly .\1t1lt1l'<':1l lhwlvisitlll Trades .\--l1t'i1llil1tt thltl ztecllllllllzttion of (nsormtloo lwlnluls nf butter —~ tlesrriltl-tl .l< l1<‘lllQ'lll‘ltl for zllltivipatetl lllt"l"t-."tsetl prices ill the built-ll l(illt_'tl1»lll~---ll:ttl plaetwl thl- tlairy illthlstry ill what \\‘l\ll1ll prove :l serious plight slulttlrl the higher price- fail to nlaterizlb’ ire, The \\":trllitlg_ l>~ll('(l in fllflll of a letter dent-ll by .\<stlt"i:ttion Ft-elw-tary" ll. C. "leatty. said as-oeiatiolt ltl1'llll\t‘1'< "view with l‘Illl\‘(‘l'll thr- trelltl of tlflll'_\' protlnrtitltt in 1:.Z\~tl‘l’11 (‘K111111171 this season-Art rellllec the sttpply of cheese fol‘ which top prices are seetlrerl in the British ltltlr- l<<-t. anll tll 1111'l‘('l'1\'t' the supply of butter which is lt-"tlally lllZ1l'1\'t'l(‘Il nlltll-r lt-~~ favorable crut- tlitit-tls ill the lhlitetl Kitlgtlont in conlpt-ti- tion with htttter front other lilllltlfl"(‘1)\111ll'l('$.

1k >1 l: t-

“.\ story written 11y the early .\l."lrl< 'l‘\v:litl." rentarlts the Christian Seieltrc Klonittlr, "tolrl of the theft of :1 bank's gold front :1 tllitlwesterll towll-llitl. The thieves filled the vllltlts with feathers. Tihey tlitl the job ttntletevtetl, trlttlt the loot to the ltills, .'tnr1 there waited for the ex- pected hullabaloo. The substitution “was never fntlntl out, and the economic life of the cont- ntttllily wellt on llll(ll\‘l\ll'lll‘tl.

“(Jnt- is rentilldetl of the story by the report that a party of bankers has been allowed to talce a peep into the immense stock of 1'nitetl States gold :lt Fort Knox. Kentucky". $uppost~ they llarl found feathers instead of gold. Would it have tllatle zlny ilifferl-ttee to the llati-ttlK eeollotllit" life, presuming the guards llatl pll-tl_'__'\'(l tllelll to secrecy, ‘or else’? Not at all. No longer is gold lltntlpty 1)tttnpt_v. >ililll§I on its pt-llestal in soli- tary glory. .\1an gelllellt sits bt-sitlt- it. That is to say, the nation's ntoney is regulated, not by the amount of gold. btlt by the ll(‘(‘Il of the peo- ple, as rleterlllinetl by the lllolletary authorities.

".\l:lrl< 'l‘\\":lil1 wrlttltl have rltltehlerl to 1't‘.'1tl of the l1anl<ers' visit to litlrl Knox. llis slur)‘ was an eeollrltnic pllralllt- ~hnlvitlg th:1t lnolu-v is credit. 1f. as Tttllt l’."lint- otlrt- saitl, credit is ‘suspicion asleep’. thl-n there is :lll the tllore rew- son to preserve C()llf1rl('l\(‘1' ill it, now tll:lt its

golden prop has been removed." 1F it 8K 1R

Actually what the fioy"t-l"lllllellt's lltltl-"inq leg:- islatitlll docs is establish the rtln-‘trtletion illtltls- try, or the ltotlsitlg branch 11f it. npon a llt"\\' t-eotlonlit‘ folnlrlatirtlt, says the .\ll1ntr<-.'tl (iarette. and one which. whatever‘ tt-lllptlratjv artifieill dinlltlatiotl i1 may affllrtl. titles nothing to rtlr- rect the real trouble ill this il1Il\l\'l1'_\‘. lhlhlil" lllotlcy is being pttntpcrl in becan-t- private rap- ital cannot be t-tllploycd :l<l\":lllt:l';t"tlttsly, The valuation up to which private t-altital has been available for lending on hlltt-t- ennt-‘trtletitltl i< rt-ry ennsitler:llll_v lmver than th:1t np to which tltrtse loans are lobe llliltlt‘, :lt1<l lites- harartl is in- ereaserl precisely to the extent rlf this tlifferetlrt. .\llll't'll\'f‘f', one of the fllntl:1lllelllal lliffiettltics in the whole proltlt-ttt. that of t-xct-s-ivl- muni- eipal taxation, is not only lt-ft as il ~l.'\llll\ but is aggravated. or lnay be aggravated. by tht- 13-1- nlilliolfs assttlltptiotl of tax restlttll-illilitit-s". \< Senator ,\leit'llett plvt it when this ll'ffl\l.'lllﬁll was before llll‘ Tppcr [louse in the last days of tllr‘ ~"-\i1Il'|I "The fiovt-rntllent is guilt: to ltrcotll" l-n!" of the fittest lrltltl-owtlvrs ill the llillnitlitttt; it is qgtling 11- bt- the “hrlltse l'('l\t(-l'. the house r1"- pairt-r, tlu- hottst- t:l\"t>:l_vcr." Tllf‘ fiovcrtllllevit. a"- Qettrltor Weight-n further (1l1\‘(‘l'\’l‘fl, I)rf\1l1)§i'< to lenrl llltltlet in a fieltl whi-"h is not inviting ‘o llrivllt‘ rfttlzlItl, ‘vi-l some (lay that lllotley will

have 1'» be rl-panl.

NitlTliSi BY TllE WAY

Judge James L. Allen, 0| Orange Coltnty, Cal, has adopted ll \l\l'l‘dllL ot the Star's proposal of a red tag for traffic offenders. Tut- painting of tour-Inch red stripes on automobiles ls the idea ot Judge Allen for punishing reckless drivers. The judge has pronounced this sentence as a probation requirement in many eases of drunken. reckless, and lll run drtvlrlg. Probatloners are torlllcidetl to park when 300 feet of any place where llquor ls sold. "If they are ashamed to drive their conspicuous machines, the? can stay llome," the judge stat . 'l‘ll:lt is even more drastic than tlle red tag, which was to he dls- played ollly when the offending

driver was at the wheel. ~Sault Ste. Marie Star. What a slave has clvlllzed

man become to gadgets of various kinds! This reflection ls inspired by tllc hot wenthet" -the contless and restless season. The trouble ls that the average man carries too lnully things ltl ‘tits pockets m go wltllotlt a coat. Deprivation of llls waistcoat is about. ns much as lie etlll bear. The loss of four small YUll pockets merllls a wholesale (llnltltlgﬂllﬁllﬁ of watches, fountain pelts. cigarette llgllters, pencils street cal" tickets, and what not. What llttppetls when the coat ls tlbtltttltllletl rls well, taking with it troln three to ftve capacious pock- et» ls too unpleasant to enlarge ltpon. -Wlnnlpeg Tribune.

'I'llcre must have been surprise as well as gratiﬁcation over the 1‘.ll)lb1 recovery of Prcllller Aber- ll:ll"l‘s sore throat between Fri- day elelllng and Sunday after- llooll. On Friday his throat was so ptlillfttl that. he was unable to attend :1 "social credit" tneettng ltl Red Deer. but lle appeared to be lll llls usual orutorlctll form Sunday ljlflllll‘ the nlicropllonc in the Problletic Blble Institute.

Tllrtltlglltltn the two-hour service, he lnust ‘llavc talked at. least a solid llollr and his vocal chords at. the littlsll llppetlred to have stood tlle s " ltl well. Of course it must be lt s o1 :1 strain to speak be-

fol"c a Sunday audience of his own snnpzltlletit- and trusting followers than to address on n week day a mixed audience among whom some ltltly ask elllbarrassiltg qllcstions,— Calgary Herald.

There are men In nur own Cana- ditlll prisons who thrived on the publicity they enjoyed before their llllprisotlntctlt and will thrive on lt zlgtlln when they get out. if lII the lnctllltlllle they lluvc not become forgotten. Therefore lt. ls to their best intclest-tltld their friends otttsldc can llelp them -to keep tlle nlelllory fresh and green. As we stly, the criminal mtnd ls not quite tllc same as the peace- zlble cltlzclrs. The publicity the one wtlttltl S11l_‘ll11( fl"om the other would seek and we can imagine one of the undcrtvol"ld's thorough- lloltlg notoriety lover's preferring to be sent to a penitentiary with :1 reputation for harsh conditions. 0nc_ can almost imagine ex- collvlcts spezlkltlg proudly of them- selves s Portsmouth '37 or Prince Albert J5 with some of that esplrlt. de corps one brings away with one from college. —Ca1gtlry Alberta“,

Addressing a Social Credlt. lneetlng lll Blackie recently, Pre- lnlet" Aderllart said: “A mun told me. that. lll Ednlonton 40 percent, of tllc people have lost. their llomcs because of non-payment of taxes." Earlier he stated: "A man told nle. tllat ill Regina the clty collects more lnoney front the rent of conli "aletl homes than thcv do t'1"olll_l.: cs. I dollt know bow true lt 1S but. ll man told me." We would suggest to Premier Aberlltlrt. that before going about tlle country spreading stories of this kind he would be well advised 1° lIIYQSllB-“lte tlle truth of them. Ill ftlct it is his duty to investigate. 'I'llc people have lltld sufficient of this "A mall told me“ govern. tllell and it is time we were get. Llllg 5011181111115’ IHOTE PFBCLIQQL Al. lot of legislation passed l5 of llv_ A mall told me‘ type and has cost Alberta plenty to prove that. the man was telling fairy titles, as ts provcll by the declslqn of courts of Canada and the Em- Dlftl- ~Illlllsfall tAlta.) Province.

Certain HITEITSLS from across u“ rivet" are endeavortng to cut l“ 011 the lucrative slot machlne business lll Wllldsol", according to tcstltllolly ill Police Court. They tlrc doing this by installing a new type of device to lure foolish hands, Olte of the objections taken to the new lllacllitles is that. they are unlicensed. though what. wlelght this slloultl curry ts somewhat, n; .1 lautzlc. Wlltlc the City Council has llcellsetl slot. machines 1n Windsor, this docs not make them lﬂlillSAll ttlttt l1 does ls m allgw £11? 911v to tmrtlclpttte in illegal .‘,. llls tlom such devices. It l5 a 110mm‘ DECUIIIITVSILUIIUOII ln respect o tllcsc lllaclllncs. First the clty Lhrmlllh l“ Cflllllfil. licenses the’ "mﬂlmvb giving them sometllln of :lll all‘ of respectability. The: "h" rlllfllllllvt‘. under the pollce

ullllllhSlflll. raid lmd Cﬂnflscgte ttlenubccuttsc of thell" illegality Windsor‘ Star, i o Md u“ _ Three B ltl,l (-3 _ tllllcrs. 7s. til lititt 92.0liiii;bbil 1112i, utty to tllc llllls to look for gold ‘They have been looking for gold llo-st of tltelr llvcs. and the habit", ls still with lllcm nnd the lllrc still 51111111; "And where has lt ‘got lll9l§g1.’A asks the young cynlc of 1;)" " Jmmmllly it has got tlleln t: lllr: Zllld good health and an objective ln nll era when too few people kllnw where they arc going 'l'llls lntlell is otl the record and tllr-rc tnust. be many things tlmt, the record does show sutls. factions enjoyed, (lurlgigrq en_ countered. difficulties overcome tllrllls, compalltonshlps,’ nolles. Even lf fortune passes "l1" by or lf she WRlkS bv any; f‘?! flﬁbtlcc and tllen fllts - ﬁr, lele arc good things tn m- "lllfllcd ll1 the bottle of llfe that flmlrglllffrcbbc met sitting on the ~ ll) “T111111! TOT something m turtl tlp. Mnv the gallant. thr "It"! Rood luck ltl tllelr Summer tee the hills‘ To lnanv a man n Stllnlncr tn the lttll§ would lgkci;

llc good luck. _vancou 1lIl"f‘. ' V" Pmv‘

l Sumt- indignation seems lo mu- bectl tlrutlscd by the sug- t-zes-"tlttn StIl(l tn have been put rm, \\‘=I1'll at u lneetlnlz of the Blgglptt. wade water lmnrd that m; im Plllrrltrllrl‘ tnensllrt- vrorkllltz ‘pen- plr- shnltltl take n fortnlglltly not l1 “Trklv. bath. Tn IIHVOIIP ‘who ls lllVlillPIl to look nil personal cleanliness as n class Drlvtlcge n, lzlmlce nt the llnhlts nf than“; mlllllt bc tlltlmlnntlng. Quggn Elizabeth's custom of wnshlnlz her

110th’ “ill fnlr watt-r" before she was 1°51"! dlrly was the subject. of ad.

rmr cntnzncrrlzrowtv GUARDIAN

INTERI-‘ERE WITH Holbulivrittcxrlil. IIEALTII

resent time t s es - l l t1

maAtiedihtilaii out of every 259 Per.‘ sons m the United States one IS a patltne tn a trlelltal institution. This rate would likely be the 9",‘; for Canada. Wlllle this uou l mean about a llalf lnllllon mentlr‘ patients, certtllllly a large llumt bet», lt, dons not take tllto nccound the large number who are ‘care

for tn their owtl homes, not does 1t. take lnto account the very large number who arc affected by; men- tal and emotional dlstut" ances but stlll go about tllelr work 1n the home, the office, the factory, or elsewhere. Ill ftlet. Dr. Ira V. Hlscock, in Yale Joltrllal of Blo- logy and Nfedlelttc, :|1ys_ that the total number of these mild or less serious c3595 tnot confined in mental lllsttttltiollsl would out- number those confined in. these Institutions. _ _ "Among, t-lle physical illnesses, the ‘common cold‘ causes more disability than any other condi- tion. So, in the tllental field, the sum of the petty fears and doubts and prejudice», tllc innumerable subconscious rlllOllOlIﬂl disturb- ances which ]ll'£‘\'(‘I1l. everyone of us so-callctl llorlnzll beings from reacting llorlllzllly to the every- day or real facts of ltfe—these things llulltllezll) our society fur lnol"e than dot-s the financial burden of entity. fol: the violently insane and the lecblelnintled. In family life, ltl industry, ln politics, ill international affairs, these things-petty fears, doubts, pre-

judices, emotional disturbances -

are real obstacles to fruitful llv- mgp.

The only real difference then between OUl‘Sf1V05—-S0-CBll0(1 nor- mal human beings—and the ln- mates of mental institutions ls

that. we seem to get along just n little better with our fellow men

than do these inmates and are able to earn a llvlng, We should there-

fore take a fair and square look

at. ourselves and see our petty fears, doubts.‘ prejudices. selfish- ness, suspicions. 1n their true

light; see llow they interfere with our social, mental, and physical progress or health and with our

own health and happiness and the

health and happiness of others,

Tl\'s look lnto ourselves would not only decrease the number of patients now entering mental in- stitutions every year, but would make this world the place it was meant to be for human beings.

BEAUTY

My face Ls a marmorcal dream, O mortals!

my breast bruised 1n turn.

So moltlded that the poet's love may

all men are

urn Mute and eternal as the earth's cold portals,

Tttl-onect like a Splllnx unveiled 1n the blue dcep,

A heart of snow my swan-white beauty muffles;

I hate thll; line that undulatles and

e

ru s: And never do I laugh and never W861),

The poets, prone beneath my pres- ence tovrerlng

Wlth stately port of proudest obell ks

s .

Worship with rltes austere, their days (levourlng;

For I have charms to keep their love, pure disks

That make all things more beautl- fut and tender:

i-Charles Baudelaire. More Than Spice

rI-Iamlltor. Spectator)

The French are generally con- oeded to be the greatest cooks 1n the world-atld to deny this ts akin to crltlclzlrtg the Statute of West- mlnLster or the Btll of Rights, for no other natlon has the same art- Lstlc and devious approach to food. By devious approach, we mean the w.y in which they gamlsh with their language as vrell as spices. the gastronomlcal delicacies they pro- duce when the occasion warrants. And how they can do that!

Ten of the ltatllltll chef-s o! France prepared a state luncheon u. menu were such items as perlcs fralehes dc Sterlet 1cm at du Lac d‘Anncc_v mlgrlonettes tfttgllcatt tlttlnb). do not doubt for a mtnulc that. these were the ultimate ln illelr field, but lt was still cavlllrc, ray- flsh and lamb, And lt ls a fact that even the lowdcsf French lrln can produce a card to make n yoke; feel like an epicure, whether he knows he Ls eutlng horse meat: or not. In vlew of the fact they consider snails one of the greatest tld-blts of all. there ls ample evidence of their ingenuity.

At about the other cud of the

le Ls the Catlacllnn approach to ood. excellent as lt, Ls, Along with otlr defence plans. we count it in our general lnfertorlty complex. We allow our Amcrlcntt cousins from the south to forever complain about our coffee. the Englishman t0 53v we cook otlr becf badly land rub lt, ln by clalmlng that over there they regard corn-on-thecob as rattle food). and the Frenchman to look aghast at such trlte labels

mlrlng comment ln n contemporary dltlry. and ln the household ac- count of Edward IV lt ls stipulated what. payment. shrill be mnde to the appropriate offlclnl lf ln any week the Klnt; shall wash his hntld, legs or feet. One 1s tempted to wonder what was the propor- tlon of "hlnnk“ weeks, and wheth- er thr- portlons of tllc royal ana- tomy were ttlkcn lll regular rotn- tlon. In nt least one of the Cnm- brldge colleges baths were install- ed less than 20 years ago. and at the ttme n story. rlotllltlcss npocry- phal. was current tn the town that ope venerable don had apposed the s ‘acme on the ground that n term

Instr-d tmlv elvht weeks. cheater Guarcllan.

--Man-

My large eyes. radiant with eternal h splendorl

few days bark at Versailles. On-the-

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PROHIBITION BOOTLEGG-

Slr,--A favourite protest, against liquor pyohlbltlon was tn its tend- ency encourage’ bootlegglng. There ls Irony In the fact. that; every ltiw to suppress evll has Inw- breaker ln its wake.

This province has the distinction of having the only two social evil prohibition acts ln the universe Prohibition of the ll uor traffic, be- cause lt. ls an esta lahed menace to the health and life of the peo- ple, and the mllk prolllblzlon act, the demand for which has not. yet. been scientifically established as a safeguard to health or a menace to good government and communlty

peace. The Irony Ls 1n the fact that both are Liberal government contriv-

ances, both having at, present an eye slnglecl to taxation and re- venue, tmd both to be tnevltably producers of the bootlegger. Most strangely however these two prohibition acts are ln almost every respect paradoxically antlpodean to each other. The liquor prohibition act is too l-lch 1n revenue to get even a. look tn on enforcement. As its bootlegger product peddles sup- plies, sometimes pure, at other times adulterated, occasionally with deadly results, often with the gov- ernment stamp on the container. to punlsh such with the full force of the law would have a dampening effect on the revenue. And so we have something nearly akin to free rum. The mllk prohlbltlon act. ls of all opposite nature; Revenue from lt- cences, unless every keeper of a. cow procures a licence, ls not s0 enorm- ous tls that derived from the gov- ernment. sale of lntoxcants. There- fore, fol- revenue purposes tllerc ls inducement tn enforce 1t. Asthein- ltlal tax ls small, the thin edge of taxation wedges always begin very lightly, there is les danger of BII uprising of the vlctlms. Later, when they gel used to it, as the custom ls. lt can and will be Increased. Governments are always after more taxes, and yet more, ' Another anamoly Ls ln maracter and quality. The bootlegger of booze Ls a. society outcast much more than a. government outlaw, Soclety detsts, but, governments appreciate, at least 1n secret. I-Iis patrons are not. accounted amongst the respectable. They are drinkers, alien to church and clean society. Theft- goods, even when pure are dangerous and,‘ adulterated, too often deadly. The mllk prohibition bootleggel" ls of directly opposite character tn every respect. He has no friends in government, yet stands high and honourable ln church, ln soclety and m the fields 0f commerce and ln- dustry. Hts wares are not. produc- ttve of death and disease. At least. he has not yet proven guilty. He ltlanaces nothlng, and nobody, ex- cept. the revenue and the exploiter. In home you must g0 to the vendor for guarantees of purlty, to the out- law for danger potllons. In mllk the reverse is the case. To get pure mllk and cream, somethlrlg original as lt comes from the cow, un- pydulterated by mans contrlvances.

lthout any of the cream extracted to reduce to the comblne‘; grade. Your safety lies ln buying from the bootlegger. The mllk selling out~ law has no machinery for grading down, and would be too honest to use 1t lf he had. I-Ie must perforce sell his good c‘,ean and pure as lt comes from his dairy.

_You will not flncl the mllk or cream outlaw figuring ln‘ the courts. nor his trons. for drunken drlv- ing on ls product. Courts and tunes wlllch have been so lenient. with lntoxlcated menaces to nigh- way traffic, will surely be more lenient. with the unlawful seller o! mllk or cream. If they ever should have the mlsfortune of havlng to deal with such cases. Nol- will medi- clne and surgical skill be taxed enormously with the vlcllms of tlllclt" mllk polsonlngs.

What. a, country we are llvlng 1n, and how redundant ln advanced lt-‘Qlslatlon and social prlvlleges?

I am, Sir, etc, LEWIS P.__1‘ANTOS__

for splendid dishes as succotash, ash. beans and pancakes. We call our trout. Just trout, and our magnificent salmon gets only the lustre of the name of the river from which 1t. ls hooked. The main gubllclty we get for our cooklng from vlsltors who go up to the woods and are too hungry to know whether or not they are eatlng out of tlns. There ls Ilttle solace 1n that. It ls a superficial world, and 5c|le of our best. apples get. second place because they do not look as well to the eye as some of our lnferlor ones, What we need ls bigger and better names for some of the finest food ln the world. Even toul-lst flg- "P65 might swell lf we trled lt.

NEW CURE FOR NERVES

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