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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1927

LOOKING TO OTTAWA

rart of’ the future may be enjoyed by .511 mankind. ' ‘

"d wwards Otmwm when’ "h" Egypt, India and China are contri- Prelnicrs of the different provinces hullng ldcas, calm, comblmrlorls, ‘an’ “hm” L" s“ “rmmd a mmmm‘ and well proportioned designs which board and discuss matters of com- are being flpplled l“ the deslgrllllg mcu interest. Unfortunately. though or modern producm Arr courses l“ "Hy pmpefly‘ m“ mscusswns ‘ma the college and trade school en-‘ the debates, thc harmony and the courage lhc deslgner lo Search hls_

c°mnlltwe ‘mambm i“ ‘m’ Hm“: vcntors and builders of machines are of Commons. where thc conference rrralrlrlg lrrorr, and “lore Corrrplex ad_

vlous references. important matters may “Copy [alr- lhe

‘hem bemg pmflncia‘ Subsidiw- bcing made with more truly propor-l when each Premier will "grab" What tioned lilies and in lilore harmonious he can for his own province; amend-,rclol.s_ The average marl or today‘ men‘ “i the Brms“ Numb Ameflca may choose to surround himself witli Am" Wm‘ “ We“ mflmb" w "emrm articles more beautiful than those the Senate. is already being reformed by the lllrlgdorrm

hlm‘! o‘ "mcl ‘md beillg mmmed, In this connection, it is well to ‘~° m“ Shape M“ Mackmme Km? note that Canadians are fortunate wants it, it is not likcly that much lll possesglhg rlch Sources h; llhel,

time will be lost on the subject. nor lllolled arlclerll arr‘

Charta" will evolve from the dis-ldlah’ and lhe early French and

°“55‘°n~ Quesmms relilnve t‘) taXa"Engllsh settler contain harmonious

tinn. provincial rights. Old Age Pen-Color l

“m” “P- “d a“ Wm be sémed bylis encouraging exploration in this "llll-"fll “greemml and‘ "W Prllb-ldireotion. It is to be hoped that the ably, by compromise.

r Canadian designer and manufactur- N°mlTl8l i9 BDPBBTS- l5 t° be d0"? cr will be among the first to take ad- this week. The delegates were for-lvahlnge o; lhese home saurces. Re-

ml" Mackenzie Klllg- Inl/"flmlllslof Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa. were issued to the various receptionsvqnnndllln nl-tlsls know ma; ln lhl. Hnuniclpal. lcdcral- social and cth-‘lrnturo the handicrafts of Canadas erlvlse-‘illld U19 WBPK 809$ llllo hlS-lancient civilizations will make a ma- paration lo! czfing to work. The preliminaries remind one of thCylllll ll'oquois_ lhe (lnlll well; o; the Plwubcrcnzagcd by Mark Twain. w Micniac and the bead work of the come on a certain day to do some Chippewa w111 WQFK- Tilt’ blllmbe‘? Came 0Y1 the liieed of merited appreciation. day appointed, looked at the, job and went away. He clinic the next day‘ and put off his coat, then put- it on and went away. Hc came the third day, put off his coat. spat on his hands and went away. He began the job on the fourth day. charg- ing full time from the start. The . . llll their pockets. assembled have gone 'through all thc preliminaries. will

-————<-o->i—— l EDITORIAL NOTES ._._i It is said there are eighteen men lin the province who expect to be lgiven the appointment of Prohibi-

l ltlon Magistrate. and that at least

premiers

have B 1'95‘- °Yl M0lld=i¥~no one is liven harvested. docs not mean that

expected to work on a public lioli-‘thc farluerls work is all done. The l

.HE EHllltllllllllWN lllllllll

_ of , Ontario,

tions are.

‘Legislature, and whose appointment to the Supreme Court of the Pro-l vince caused the vacancy. Mr. Col-,‘ liver was declared elected by accla-l maticn on nomination day. no can-l didotc, Liberal or Progressive, ven- turing to contest the election with mm‘ Premm‘ “mum” mus gamslbeen surpassed in the annals of the HE eyes,“ Gamma are n°w Lu"n" The arts and handicraft of Greece,‘ $0 lrllltgtéollralg?zi'tliiz’n lltlo ‘iggarmy of the United States. ‘ From this result it would.

House.

not appear that the Ferguson Ad-l ministrationspolicy of GEN/Ernnlerltfsoldlefs slnglehanded? l Control of the liquor traffic had lost‘

anything of its popularity.

Prohibition advocates from On-

“arm cam: m m" P‘"°"i""° m b°"‘thousands of lives throughout the . .t'cr up tie Liberal cause arid (IQ-mlivllized world, dl d.u--l .~.dth t- . ~ “

Se" ‘L L am“ in e counsel‘ ‘Pry ‘ind "31"" "1 0rd" m“ fir‘ feat the Stewart Government at the‘ clflms- “m m‘ b” hm"! mlmde ticlcs in common use may conform last clcclion but ulhat arc they do- the hallowed walls of the Railway-lo me dictates of bench lash; ln_‘ing lo rc-cstablish Prohibition

home?

pattern sci. with tlic exception of New Bruns-lmhsqulloes lrahsmllled yellow fever will bc discussed. principal amonglTexllles holmrv and lllrhllure are wick, where an election is about duo. by firs; blliug a ygllow fever putlentjBaillie. another first cousin of Lord

Easy divorce from thc marriage tic is a great and growing evil tlla ‘hmamns ‘he mom‘ “““_‘_°F““ WP‘? He‘ also told him that a sum oflAttoruey-Geucral, who married Ro-llrlrrrlllnll llrxl ,vr,lll-___llllllll.lllv_ lln. fare of a number of civilized iia- ‘

Statistics of divorce in ten services. The volunteer refused thel

tions.

AS this flllgllfit bOdY lflllld in thc royal courts of ancient leading countries Show ghnl cannula holds the proud record‘ of having‘

fewer divorces in

at the bottom of the list with far The Pflmlllve the largest. proportion of divorces.‘ is it likely that a “new Magna handicrafts of lhe Esqulmp, the 1nd And a prominent Judge in Califor-l And voll lmow lhe result adi/OCBWS limiting‘ that experiment yellow lnarriagq to a term of five years. irbccn practically wiped cfl‘ the faccl

nia now openly

prohibition promotes morality andl wmbirlatwns and designs happy home life, as its advocatesl Sim“ ‘md- m) dmlm- new questmmltvhicli have ndt been commerciallz- contend, how do they propose to ex- that have not been mentioned. will‘.,ll_ The Canadlnn Handicraft Gllllll plain the amazing prevalence of div- ' one in a country, which has been for years past under liquor prohibition?l

Predictions of another World Warlahlc lo earn a llvlllg‘ rlrlrl have es_ This l5 mflfiftablislied him in a substantial home

continue to be made. regrettable.

m ll wel d Tl d ‘m d war tend to precipitate armed con-' ‘* mzfine t?“ ‘Uri “Y b 9P a3’ markably fine examples of such hand rllcm The Same is ‘rue or the vast a oin or n , -l , , _ . . . pp ‘e We“ 5 Y re lwork may be found in the museums armaments that are maintained by twenty Seven yum-s agQ‘ he n01; only leading nations, and the prepara-,has the satisfaction of having a big ticns they are making for warfarcmhale i" Swing mfmsimds °f “V65

is one of the greatest curses

other war will exist.

multiplied?

Thomas A. Edison. the great invent- In an; ‘interview with the Popular Sciencculight spill the food.

he R» r " hcl . ‘

or. now predicts a coming war.

any mistake about that war, said, "it will come.

rubber supply."

Notes by the Way. ‘

"election of H. S. Colllver, Conservative, to the Legislature in Prince Edward. more significant than many by-elez- The seat had been held '~—"***~—~ ‘by Hon, W. E. Raney, who was the [leader of the Progressives in the‘

Nothing in that line is ap-lllgc l.) pl-nve parent in Ontario or in any other ofllow fever ha 4 _ llh - - - ._- ; l h~ h ll Jed his life.

‘s to be held" A5 m-enmmed m we" justmeilts iliordcr that the machine hl-Zllflslzfll-‘l. bigrvlvlzlelletlh- ‘

ltportion to thel number cf marriage than any Olllelltook yellow‘ fever. and was watched country. while the United States is throughout his illness by the boars

Perpetual rumors ofllll

by sea and land and in the air. Warl fmdlrecognize his heroism. _ l . , calamities that have afilicted thcl 101')’ Wlm "Mlbllg dfllle Except llle-ljor contribution to. art in industry. wul-1ll_ bu; unlll the nuuOnS “ml ‘in that day. the wampun designs nf agree to disarm. the danger of any . ’,,,,,,“” It is with na-l tions as it is with individuals. "Thel _ _ means to do ill deeds make ill deeds} "ecewe the" d“ done.“ If every man carried a load-l ‘ed revolver, would not murders b:

We may run lnlnc of them have the appointment‘along lfor a good many years Vllth-lbhc conveyance in ulluuh [he bl-ldu lvlrs_ Provvse leave early helm week ne\v lout it, but sooner or later thc na-lflnd hc lcflvc hcl" ffllhcris hcmc- ‘ ltions of Europe will coliibinc against‘ The fact that thc potato crop has m” United Stawi“ The first l-hlngl A, 131ml; always, thcy will do will be to cut off ourl Mo} That sounds ini-l probable. and Mr. Edison may uot‘l

CHARLOTTETQWN‘ GUARDIAN

. Happenings 0f “b” ‘ Th W k civm-oiusks 6e "

at We're thankful for the sun and rain,

And for the birds and flowers, £00m O

TIIE ComingTo a Head

BUILDING NEW LINERS

CANADIAN

is:

For Canada-‘Vtleotindieo Tade

(Historians)

And for our heroes of the past London pullers hhllvev

‘ Recent

_ Who gave this day of ours. the news that big contracts for l l- Bu]; most p; ulll we than]; the Qne Merseyside with Messrs. Canlmel, B; lap,- Ill-limo‘- 44!‘ wlll, gralenll hm... lor Em Laird s. C0., c-f Birkenliead, m the

rconstructlou of three ships vut a cost of $3,840,000‘ (£769,800) for the" eastern route between Canada _ ‘lllld the West Indies, lu fulfilment The Marquis of Abel-dew lmd Te- of the Trade Treaty conditions. mair, formcr- Governor-General of Ctgnafgilvlésr lrfélgers earl V °“"“‘1“""“d m‘ M“°“‘°“°" °f Ab‘ 0o0,d00-“£1,400,000. “rain-toll. to} erdeen and Temair will celeblatcrlwo nhllrs for llle Weller“ rollle their golden weddins in London on also to be built under tlic treaty November 7. London admirers of iLord and Lady Aberdeen are ai'-

Had he take“ a ham“ °f enemylranglng for a wedding gift and itwill

Who gives us all these blessings On this Thanksgiving Day.

no:

A HERO RLWARDED

A superior officer commenting on the bravery of a private soldier ln_his ‘ Iunit stated “In my opinion this ex- hibition of moral courage has never

.What had he done? Had he tackled the -crew of a

lmachlne gun? new ships will provide a passenger

‘mull and freight SGFVICP. The Canada-West llurllcs Tlzulv Had hc performed a perilousbc Prescmed by the EM‘ °f B“"lAgi-eemcnt uudcl- thc pr0\'i.~'l0llts cl‘ journey through thc enemy lines? |four. who was best man at the wed-lwllloh lllu (moo lcunlul-u mule null No, he had not done anything likedlng Thu Earl of Balfour ululms the two Western l‘l)lll(‘ stczinu-rs ltliis, and yct his act saved notflhe dlsrlncllon or hrrvlng lrrlroducerlare tu bu. built, was ratified in July

l1 ‘ldi '1' .but _ . 102s. 'l']‘-'l"*.l. lllrl- m‘ ma“ “° "s ‘m ‘mmycr-c blldc M bfldccrocm *0 W“ illghily .52,ZT.KX‘“l‘l..I‘diirfillli. Z1‘..-

l lllthel‘ lll Febnlaryl 18711 during a to have at valgo tfttlliltfil)’ m‘ 3,000 As a simple private soldierlin the cantor on Rotten Row, Hyde Park.‘lcuu illlll first, hoconrl. and lhirllf l

class pusscugcl‘ illf(‘tlllllllfl(lilllOlt. ill is oxpoclorl lllul. some of the‘ __ . _ _ ships will be ready by H128. ‘Flu- ‘rlt U“? 99-1159 9f Yel-lburnmm" ma‘; cousm qt Lmd Abel-whole undertaking will be rennin 1- been found, he offer- deen, who married a son of the late lerl hr llle Crlllhrllah lrllrrrrllrlelll Bishop of Ripon: Hon. Gwrginfl and managed by tlu- (‘uuadluu Major Rced- the {mlly Surgeollnsuqll, lllgg n, first cousin of His Lurd- Notional Railways 'l‘ow'ur<lk tho, who had been convinced that the ship’ who is not married; Miss Grrser curl or llrc slrrvlr l0 he ‘rlrhrllllvl

the Weft Indies will coutrlbutv uu- uually u, sum of $227,950 l.il~l5.59lt).

“DUCHE$S"

llrmlrlw» f mllllng I “l” drlfflslmllsl ef-l Four of the bridesmaids are still liv- r ,ecso yeow 8V0l‘,\V enavoun-l.‘ ,, _ “Llteer was required to actually risk his “'3' They mo‘ Lady Mmgurct Ash

‘and then biting another indlvldualflAberdcen, who married the late Lorlil

‘explained to the volunteer all the Pol“w~ll<th and Marv Hogg, first ‘danger and sufieflng m“ mighttousin of Lady Aberdeen and first r follow the bite of an infected mos-’ ', ,

l - ‘COUSlII of Rt. Hon. Sir Douglas Hogg.

NEW CANADIAN LINERS.

‘Two uow liners ltrs- tn sail from

LflfflCuuzidiail Pacific liners Duchess

Abel-linens last visit to Canada waslof Atlioll and Duchess 0|‘ llcdtoril.

17107193? and stall"! that» he ‘Vi? Offer-ll M llln5 each of 18,000 tolls. The steamers

ing his services in the interest of‘ n w’ “' rm, exrlerlerl lo helrlrl lhrll. nllll. lhumanity and the cause of science.‘ lrlhrl l0 Clllnllln 1n llllnl.”

He was bmen by the n‘°5q‘m'°e5- Queen Mary drove to the Imperial‘ The name “Duchcs-rl" will repro-

| , l, l ..lr. ,,l..

Institute, London, on Tuesday, took 5011i -l (‘T181128 Hllll llc - M ll-l

. steamers and the “Elilpl-ess" ships °‘ Y°“°“’ M" “Pa” ‘l’ H“"“"“-‘°fi he‘ ma“ dmmed a“ apm“ andllll the clrndaldn Pacific folct. The

Cuba, where the experiment took workcd for two hours helping sortvrvlonrcalnl ls m bu transfer d lrohl Pluc- fllld Check thflllfiallds 0f Elf“ 50*‘ Liverpool to Antwerp and tie Miu- FrmntLOIldMlS sick and poor, collecteddledosa to Glasgow on arrival of the,

‘msby Queen Mary's Needlework Guild, "Dllcllefifi" sleamers- _ l

MOSSPS. Hawthorn, Leslhe and: . . . C0., l-lebburn. have securet an 0r- been saved, the Panama Canal built, in this city, under the presidency of (rel “Om the Ahmirlrlly rm two and still anbther one may be built Mrs James pawn The Klnll and ullvlnlnellwerlpers or rm exrlerlhlehlall ins t“? need f-Or 5mm has pow aflsen’ members of the Royal family ‘sent type to cost.‘ according to tliol l This hero lS John R. Kissenger. , Fqtrmales h“ 333. .

Is it any wonder then that our Ems- l “ ' ' l foremost workers in the cause of humanity have interested them- iselvcs in this man who is now un-

nioney would be given him for hlslberlr Ramsay’ pl whllenlll

awn

fCl/Bl‘

lof 1,119 euylh, lhousunds of lives have of which there is an active branch:

3 i ll I

gaiwwden “l” new" gay“ ma“ taken to keep thc Canadian IVlcrMl-l this year, that jolly lrowds thFOIlB- ant Mzuine abreast of thc produc- ing the streets till (arly morning. tiou of the country. “li-tbnut 0111i- Thcrc \'.C."l3 scrcral large parties with P!‘ 0"“ °t “W35 weapom‘ M um“

_ . _ . merce the country might almost be old time games to while away the s we“ “vrlhom both. Thar,“

menq‘ hows’ an“ n gmmlua‘ goodbe iio doubt ill regard to the auc- flme M‘ mumi l ‘cess of both those llilles. and even‘ ' '* ‘ in the infant stage should umkol

- _ large profits, The movement. ls (le-. om o‘ me nmes‘ ‘ens or the Se“ cidedly forward, and will continue‘

son was given in honor of Mrs. Geo. l“ lllrll rllrecllolr “ruler. crllnll, Prowse on WCdKIBSdBYVBItCIHOOIT. by nlllnngelneul aull gqod fortune.

,Mrs. F. J. Nash and her daughter-J This euteiprlse has been a sub- ‘Mrs. Ross McEwen, at the formers 3B" °f “lscussklll w" "m" ‘1 mm"

Huntingdon, Ind. The government‘ is now paying lhim an adequate pension, so that as .he locks back at his heroic act of

Cflll l

‘throughout the world. but also the knowledge that his fellow citizens

c l . . o o o o o 04 o0 0+0» 0+++4+++4 v <1 reception and dining rooms were

Q very prettily arranged with Autumn llllrrlllrrle lsrorlllce lerlllhrv l.) (lul- lsatllln whlle holding a flowers. The tea table was presided glrggdy vast lorrllcry lfpud pulsed in lhe all? over by Mrs. E. Nicholson, who need-s fruit flYi-‘(lfi to round out hen-l A. Never, for n slight movement poured, with Mrs. L. E. Wellner cut- ting the iccs. Assisting were Mrs

heartily in production

Is it polite to finish a conver- forkful of

learned of this tropical extension. ' Everything points to a goldi-n truilu ' ill our "Sunny South." pl-ponl pay? Mrs. Curran. MPS- W- DHVlBS. M153] The extent of new iuilusthv lllflll A The r-lngv Cllll-gymnnls you, and Nlarjory Wood, Miss Marjory Fraser, will thus ‘ho added to our burliliilg‘ ilation can lint ye-l b0 vstiuuit . . l ul. but it will bc eiirlrulous. Moll to 1m“ Mr‘ Prowse m Boswp‘ ‘—fieamen——willl he necilcil, Llllll lhut ‘will bc just thc right lhlul: for llll‘, taste of our seafaring populullnuq Miss Laura Hodgson was hostess ’l‘lmsi- who do not lake to tho luurl. which is so l‘: ~fluul:, r-llll llilVl‘ lllt l rleslrl-l-l sltlistlcil by inking to flu- wa and fool at thc sumo lluu- llull

Q. What color of ink is used in social correspondence?

a a ,

l

"’ *‘“”*‘ "' ‘*“* "“* * ‘ *° ‘rat two prettily arranged bridges at St t The Land We Love her home on Pownal rec on

. day. Ii nothing intervenes. they fall plowing is still before him and ' = l - . f‘ f, ‘ wlrl begln their work on T yd ll _ __ y 4 b; an ‘nmnlb‘e_ propllct‘ _ Bu‘ ‘s’ Thursfiay and Frlday aftemoonaflve fhcyhltvo. ulll vhuugoil their flail: or f J » “C5 “Y, h‘? P1959!" DTO-“Pelllb are that the"? l "e n0 dang“ of war bemg prml B! F"!!! Y“!!! ltflbles b91118 DIM/ed 9" each °°¢a"lheil' lillclrluucv. m‘ room for mul- and in all probability will charge will bc ample opportunity for doing yoked and preciplmted by ‘he Un"ow-004&004-04>%04>¢§4§-0O-0l r‘$l0l'l~ ‘lllllllll- illmllll H ‘lllilk "1' <1|\“‘l'<‘lll,\' "r

full time and living cxpcnst-s from‘llt. l

thc first.

‘ll /\ wouiau ill Paris was flnccl in

<b}---__

ART AND INDUhTRY. year-old daughter,

f month's pulley of The Royal that the castigation was more easily, Bunk of cnnudn 1s an arllcle oh administered than it would havel Art and Indusll-yv wllh sheclal re, bccn lu the olden days.

ferencc to the possibility that indus-'

trial design may make special use of the resources furnished by the Can- ‘

adian Museums which contain speci- ‘Bméd at ‘east w the capapm‘ of‘ the individual. The trouble is that

mens of the art of the early settlers so many are physically. morally and‘

‘ t ll b llt f b l ~ After referring to the growth andlgni: a y u m e ow ‘ms m‘ l e age.

progress of Canada, the article con- cludes as follows:—

and of the Indians.

Nature has issued her warning:

It must not be forgotten by those‘ . ~ h that winter is lu the not distant off-lhrrruslrrr, somellmelh sherllrlhg al h‘ ,“,4““,.,”““*”‘“v w ° d“p“""“° ‘he m“ °‘ m m m” lnz- There has been a little rrostzirronoh-csnodlrln College in Ontario‘

ubi uitou movin i t r thatthl ' . l ‘l B P ° " ° 5 there has been the ustial lallifllll to} fcw days ago he said. among other Dlschmlnale belweeh --l,.,,n,'-- the

new art has displaced “slap-stick" nll the sprlhgs and lay up l, sml-el comedy and crude melodrama rather or waver for vrlhler‘ Nature has‘

i than the plays of Shakespeare or the made her provlslhrr Have we mllllel

rare old dlgnlty of Greek dramalollrs? Art in the past was largely motiv-l l l l ated by the desire to pleo§e a limited It is gratifying t6 learn from alt-l I

ul-lploul-ucy, ferentisources that more than thc;

In spite of bitter objections from ordinary amount c! srcup-rcndlns

mo” who ul- loyul u; the wugch.‘is being done this season as the‘

word. "Art for Art's sake," it is qultoevcnlnss are lcnsthcnlns- In the‘

evident that]. new relationship lscnlnivn o! many. more benefit is‘

, being worked out between the artist derived frvm till! kind 0f reading, l; uuq ludulm-y whluh wll] have conge-‘thfln from individual reading. Group, quences no less striking than thosefflflllllfl gives opportunity for discus-

whluh hgvg rggulfgd [mm the am-‘slon and the bringing out of differ- plgymgnt. of the solontlgt. _Al|-cgdy,‘ent viewpoints, thus widening the

l ll l; noun; the artist mdIangIe of the author's thought. Those‘

‘ ‘ l- otwhclupractlaedl‘,

e .. -'

lted States?

l One hundred per cent. effective islfully disposed and President Cool- la high aim. and yet it may be at-lldge ‘s a ma“ "f Peace» but 5°me have already been built, and several

lPresident will be elected. and hav-l ling that great navy ready to hand’

things:

"We are glad the Conservatlv-zlflfldlectlve “born." selected Mr. Bennett. I know him. was raised with him, we were boys

Wsclhcr- Hc ls What 1B cflllcd =1! orrnu MISSPELLED: franc Sansom and M,“ Ethel l_lrlvlev_ a a . Bluenose. I am a Rednose. Thcvtcoin.» __ a l. ‘ Mlss Nora Longwcrthqvho ls ab Liberals are happy that he has SYNQNYMS! "Cl-mill 1989116. '

allegory, novel, The Monday night Bridge Club tending Mccml Ullwemtylls lillflld’

been selected.

Liberals want some one in

servatlve cause.‘ We want somclbel-orehnnd‘ one whose defeat will give us soniqdlcled for wh-lnl-row nlghly glory. There was no glory ln de-l feating Mr. Meighen, and if Mr. Guthrie had remained the leaderlmd whemv" m9!’ 5W9 Public "d" the Liberals would have had even less trouble lnwdefeating hlm than

in dcfeatlngMr. Mcighcn."

to note any word of praise‘ - ve even - int Jtllredlr lead Attorney Wendell H. Gogdon,

For what purpose liasl a navy more powerful than any thcl ‘world had before seen been crc-l . rated? It is in no way necessary for? "W" m“ “Pmlkmg h" "llleleell-rnntlonlrl defence. The Republic is‘;Industry in Canada? 4 A ncwspapcrrso secure in its numbers, wealth and HE outstanding fQaLlll-(g pl lhls commenting on the incident remarkgland defences that ll? WWW b9 mad"

“ye” f“ a"? °""°" “all” °' “W” basis of all artificial silk is cellulosr: lblnation of nations to attack it.

l-lc is a capable‘m man, has energy. and ability to defend himself in the House. Thcvthl-eg “mo; and 1g ls ypursy mo increase our vocabulary by House who can defend the Con-“ng one “mm each d"?

‘resources. 'l'hls l-s all soup-thing c» ling her headquarters in Halifaxlrrr lwrl ' ‘ Silk While 0n IUTIOUBh from Korca- l5‘ We ull ilow prullllly llmtst of_r>ul" spending a fcw days with friends lnlPuvific and Atlantic possonlilmla, Stellarton, N.S. our mugnlflceut forests iuubllvllla, , , so lct us KIVO u ncw clutcl‘ for our

_ lut rests Ill the tropical sous.

Miss Lilias Hooper is leaving U115 Woeuld that we could give cxprca- land Ceuuklse l5 the Dllnclfllll COIl-lmtftffllllg 0n 3 Visit m-Bosmn fllld pious to our soulilucilltsin the boun-

i fi l The Artificial Silk Industry in‘

Canada

Q- What is the Artificial l A. The Artificial Silk Industry ill lCanada, while a comparatively ncw ‘one is a rapidly growing one. Thr-

n

dustry is thought to be a large and

printable one m the future. Hewlett, President of the Lady As- Mom-M.

gone to Montreal for a brief holi-

. day.

he may feel dlslmsed t° "59 it- 1“ ~+oo++o+voooo>>+o++»+¢¢. a n a Mr. James MacDonald, Mr. John D. that situation lies a far greaterl ¢ M l) 1d M ll Ml- K ll ,' , Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hyndman en- ° on“ - r- an 5- "me 1

dam“ to the worlds peace ma“; DAILY LESSONS tertained at a most delightfully ar- Mwre- M“ Ammbald Macmme“? lexists in European agresslveness. l |N ranged Budge and Dance at the Ml; Jam95 Maxwell, Ml; wln_ H_ .. _ By W. L. Gordon I Navy League on Thursday evening. 55m“- Mr- Thmn“ H‘ M°mm~ Mr-

r mast" Genera‘ vemo" is‘ - I o n a James H. Mugrldge. Mr. Joseph Mc-

Pherson, Mr. Frank McCormack, Mr. Wm. Bee MacDonald. It was

a gay event enjoyed by all. l i I

Mrs. S. H. Lingley, of Campbell- ton, N.B., entertained a number of’ her friends at. the tea hour on Mon- day afternoon at her home, in honor of Mrs. Thomas McNutt, of Mal- peque: Mrs.'Llngley was assisted in serving her guests by Mrs. James

l worms.‘ orrrzu MISUSED:

past participle of “bear?

and the I A Rev. W. S. Godfrey, of New Glas-‘ gow. us- spent'the week end m

Alberton, renewing old friendships.

OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: deso- late; e as in “let," s as in “so.“ o as in "no." a as in “ate.“

‘romance. story, h in

opened this week, Mrs. Harry Miller t lrslbelng the hostfss; . aster- ' '

Today's Among the Islanders attending the ‘WW6? ‘PREDICT; l0 make KIWWYfold-fashloned Halloween party un- “mm h“ bee“ “refiner the auspice! of the Intercolonlal _ _ ____lClub of Roxbury, Mass" on’ Mon- address. His colleagues, whereverldfly 168% were Ml" 31cm"! E-Jtlhll" ston, Attorney, and Member of the Vice-president.

ing the Thanksgiving holidays

woan sruov; "Use a word New Yon“

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The once humble poppy, now the national flower of’ remembrance, will be proudly worn today by cltlmns, young and old—- , ‘ "They shall not grow old, as we tha

are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the‘

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dresses sometimes extol one another. 355W Rlmllll-"Te?

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Mn venlo lauds Mn hupn1n1e_ and Mr. John N. Chalsaon. formerly of ya" “ -

‘there are roups of mutual admirer» 501N183 Mfllrl- Jim!!! A- HOWIEl-h. M’ ‘he “m! down 0i the w“ ‘md ‘ml a l " the morning

It“! the Ca inet. but they fbrget to Mllrdwh ‘7- ucmrmd- mm!“ J- we Wm remember them”

ti. Rlekjttm. Angus nm- w a h“ ‘ll

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wore too .

lt is well that steps have been‘

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Removing Rust From Irons

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put some yellow beeswax or paraffin

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iron is warm, but not hot, rub it .over this bag. then rub with salt. [will "be placed in a fcw weeks. Tlie| "$55,;

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one chilling. It prevents thc wool from V Razor with r-uch bottle m‘ , kinking. The fiuincl can bc hung onlll palm olive Shampoo. 50c a convenient nail, ful-vllolh; . .9 - ___1 —-- l‘ _ .3 E. A. rosrrn

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OUR. DELIGHTI- Praiso yo ilic Lord. Blcsscd is thc mall that four- eth the Lord, that, dclightcth greatly

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PRAYERw-Mtiyl our dblichi rnlrlll be in thc law of thc Lord and in lt l" may we meditate day and night. i

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guide his affairs Surely he shall not bc moved for-l

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be

fixed, trusting in the Lord. l12:5,6,'l.

‘No ripple of the friendly rain. lA chimney where all winter long lThc logs give back

lLifts bread t0 111C V ‘From out the dark bclow my fcct.

lAnd for that first young wiild of

M“ smlhSetting the gray of- clawn aflrc‘. merrt we shall have added nut-flier The lone Smr and

(luuudu l-llhal come rnl evening

resources and from tllcm, we lmrv ‘Tums wllh hlg ulllrl hem-t ull Hlf“

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sociates; Mr. Thomas W. McLeauzj ""

Provincial wltlffifl

fins, fill the empty. ones with waterw

the generation of thc upright shalllln

HOUSEHOLD l '

SCRAP BOOK ill Shaving ‘ Cream-

for a short time we are giving l 011g up" or Patna 011v: Talcum nolvrlcl- for mcn, free, with each tube of the Shaving Cream. A l,

As we have only a limited quantity of these zccds for

By ROBERTA 1.5a.

Making Muffins If there is not sufficient batter to 1 all the pans, when making inui- '

prevent burning. Mullins will

l... If’ the iron has become rust<~d.©, a small cloth bag, and when the A get herc early. Remember 70c

‘ ' in goods for 85c.

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cro-

Crocheting

Try using a funucl xvhml

Central Iirugstorc

Dr. ' Ffrfnuhfis and Vormlcldc (Japsules give fj- best results.

Daily Selections FOR v Guardian Readers

November 5. 1027

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l LET US MAIL l, YOUR DRUG ‘ l ()RDER

His seed cu rl ii : _

his commandments.

all be mighty upon this

blcsscd. Psalm 112: l. ‘J. l

Nflvfllllwl" ‘l- 19757 »’ we have devoted special at- l ,4 tcntion to our mall order dc- "

A G001) MANI-A liwld 'm‘,“‘\, partmcnt and uro now. re- oweth favour, and lcndclh: he wlllllll nelrlng urllel-s l-l-nnl nlllhy l

with discrctionnklll unlslrle nolnm of each letter we immediately fill the order and in this way save our clients much time‘ and trouble.

Let us

': the righteous shall be in ever-M ig rt-uiembrancc. Hc shall llotlll- afraid of evil tidings: his heart h.‘ Psliini‘ next

have your

PRAYER_ My hm“ jg fixed 0-$ antce satisfaction. . . . _. . . l. y God, my heart is fixed. I will sing l“; and give praise. 2 MY THANKSGIVING ‘ll/l B I count up in this soul! 0T "he" Th0 13168511125 01 Il bllfi)’ 3'01"- 149 Great George Street ml ‘A roof so lo\v I lose iio strain. L1 ‘mom’ 315

the wild, birds‘.

Song; l long. - A fleld~a neighborly olcl gruuiid_ Soft twlllgllt to a secret song. lwllloh year by year without it

sound

Light laughter of a little child;

The sound beyond the

fllOlTl

to cud. thc Sl1£l(lU\\l'(".lWll0 hush ‘ post-tossed, when thc ‘That

thrush

I-IASZARDS BRAHMIN TEA- IS UNEQUALLEI)

Sold‘ only ln red. hygienic. airtight packages.

The Empire Life

HAS

A l‘().l.l(‘Y .l"()l{ ICVPIRY PURPObbl '

Special policirs for Young Mon, Old Ago llndowmcnt

s, I-ifc Monthly Income Pnlil-Irs. (lhildrcils Educa- Policir-s, (‘ruarlmtrcd Profit Policies Prepaid Profit ‘cs 1!‘: we‘?! lie. all the Standard Polivlw.

lstitucnt of wond._§lanada‘s vast .'l -. - - L _111' 1 ,; 1 - _ (l1 3 bu" ~ .- -,1 " ' ) l .. - ‘ f -- r l§l4‘?-»=§;§.°“‘2;i.‘§' 5.225.“ ;§i“‘..“.‘.‘.“i.f;’..‘;.“,.l.."mrllsrz: ‘;.':."l..l“.:..¢:t:.: w R. 'H. MacNelll -- lrcv» Mlmllgcr edlonl-ovolle wlm It ls now peace_ possibilities for development of this ' h b m M B R ‘country in prose. ‘ ‘

industry, which i5 also "faygn" will!" W 91' 1'° 9Y- Y- ~ - ___ ____,_________ ll 17p llllglyl r1101"; 95s

manufacture. for which several nulls Hooper and Mrs. Hooper. b /\, ‘ “Munro! uquwN

v b a lnnes, Ernest A. Ehler, Supt of Pu - v ‘ ' " ' 1 ‘

day an ambitious and belligercntjother projects are on foot. This in- Dr and Mrs llllyohhson harm 11p Mal-kegs Dunlel H, Ruse; Mrs, ll

this sale, you would do well to ' '

ladies‘ Gillette Safety ~-

\ llookworm ‘ '

During the past few months ‘

Upon receipt "'

order for medicine. We guar-

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Tllc rcudcr sorrow, too. that came‘ and roses s\vcct ‘To leave me nevermorc the same- The love and mcniorios and the wild

‘Thoughts of tho wonder that awaits Darkened

.- her of years, biit both sides of pol-y t d, , ll Sr‘ rllnl Corn; Gzrtcvv *“" lovely home‘ 86 UpPer Fume Street‘ W65 WW9 bee" ellthusmsm’ ‘“ m 12:: fofintclfgtogthttg wilnd that blows The old, old Mystery that springs

r I Invmng a numb“ of me younger favor- Wltll flllch lllmwflm 0mm Green ripples down the ripple rows; Dcatlilcss behind the veil of things;

Modern tlpeohle‘ all lnmmme friends’ a most 51mm as the Unlled Slhlell lll-u able ‘That leafy hollow that wus'stirrod And deep thanksgiving for thc ‘enjoyable afternoon was passed and to offer activity and rulers)’ will ll" ‘ A hurrdrerl rlwrhlnln, by n llll-(l friend

By ROBERTA LEE 9 many regretful farcwclles said. The Teqlmed- Md the “mmny “““e“.That sang at daybreak on a bricr. Who came when all things seemccl

luadc me know, though tem- ull things piccious were not lo." l

--Eclw'in Markham.

Fine Profits Full Security

The Gr ‘lit-Vt st Life has lmill ucvtw loss than ti"; interest ol lmlicgv lll‘()('€‘C(1.\‘ mill llivi<ll>ll<1s

ll-ll with tho (‘lmlpullyx

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