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“AGE FOUR

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' The postponement of the lmpsr- 1

President/-W. Chester B. .\leLnre. ll. P. Vloe-Iroaldanb-J. I- laraati' hi

secretary-Lieut. Col. D. A. llaeKi|uma, D. B. 0.’ bgm

Editor and Managing Director-J. B. laraatt

Associate Editors-Frank Walker and -D- K. Carrie V°1V

lfornlng Daily (founded 1851) $5.00 par year (ln advance) delivered. M

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MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1931 °°

use per- year on cdr-crreei nailed in cured. and United amen. it e

bet

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ge Pensions 1,,

- *- Councillor for his constituency As tw

The emphat;.- assurance given by 5 legislator he dmmguhhed mm. 1"

the Hon. J. D. Stewart, Conserva- sen

ho will introduce Old Age Pensions

with great interest and satisfaction me

the introduction by the King Gov- ma

ernment of an Old Age Pensions His Act by which the Provinces were Wie; made to'contribute fifty per cent of gm

the cost, this Province has been gee

most unfairly discriminated against, is 0

forced to contribute, in federal Ag

experience, and ability to speak his In

_iorlty in the coming election. at tp

electors will make no mistake in held

ding his .first lanw in B. Political mg

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u no actual loss to the causej

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conform" which W” to hwei A Story 0! the Auld Kirk. Oharlottetofhh

held at otnwh thu ye" m_ ll (By J. Edward Rsndle.Ml;¢;|;=l|i:lt“ed°tflit;;|;"m?‘,i|e¢"’ l”é-tihhtae Edward Island

pei-ial trade; on the contrary, j N0.” U th

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day, plug, th, mano” bgwattracted suchgenerai notice as ' t ‘_

um, Dominmm on h mm-¢~thls. the latter party of the 19th :il “ts gsnsgonguciié 1° buy, wh", in an pmt,-_ Century, more perhaps among the,remw 3 '

under the stewsrt Government ability the political uncertainty in. °d“°°°td °1=-SS” “W1 tht \v°°d“' and drawing hm Pom” sheet he

tive lender, thot if elected to power by hh sound ,udmenh bum,” cirest Britain is likely to be ect at l ciitcdi 'md it it ccrtcin thcrc 11°-S heard _ -

rest before the Conference is held. ‘N03 11° lJ¢l'1°d in Which Pcfwns Of comm he thought nom the heh

, the circumstances which have critical and inquisitive intellect 3' '

in this P’°"m°°- ‘ml be "C"-‘Wed mind clearly and convincingly! and developed since th, ¢°n;e,en¢e wa, have more zealously sought. to dis- "Y 4°’ ' h

in London any attempt at °°V°’ Wh" 1’ “°““”‘° 1” the ap' Tel dzcirellgg 2; tix

f by all “H5595 °f W" P°°Pl°- Since returning him with a handsome YPSCMUB B, llUSfl°t°i'y “3l'¢¢m°¥i¢ parent vagaries of naw” than “westigate the seemins mystery.

ment would have been mme me present time' ' He crossed the street 00 M188

so hat in the interest of extra Im- Nelfly 9-1-1 0! U3 b°u°V° 1'* “ . nu u

6011928110. MY- MB¢L¢°d» 18 perm um, the postponement of future state, but how vague and in- M“°D°““1d‘ \°°m°" W' “smtp

Coference was the wisest effect”/G 141113 b°11°f With thc ma-1°" Pawn” street ml 11° cs/me to Z'

d throughout his district, and

f the calibre that will make a Ge

taxes. to its supxlort in other and vention; the Conservatives have mlm

revenue. This promise they have confi

absolutely ignored during their four the

years 0! POWER Tlity mode 110 prac- and its principles. It also indicates gist tical effort, when elected, to secure ‘the strong conviction, which is in-

ly it has been necessary to tlc

nal

a subsidy settlement from Ottawa creasing as time goes 'by, that the vlsi

which would enable them to pay Lea. fifty per cent of the pensions, tr-le

nor did they bother even to ascer- ion, and is but awaiting the "coup

tain the cost of such et scheme or de

the number of pensionable persons ered

(lit

grace" which will be adminlst- Wen. to it by the people on election criti

in the Province until, it few months day. G9

ago, they ordered a census to be

taken by their road superintendents, obviously for the purpose of again

PETE

misleading the people into suppos- Bram” blun °°uld surcely be the

mg that the Govemmeht had some carried further than in the stream

~~ ~ ' ' heading on Saturdays issue of 012

constructive policy in mind.

The Bennett Government, on the the other hand, stands pledged to 100 Sf" payment of Old Age Pensions. Des- been

El'

local Liberal organ. which 2;:

pite the present critical economic The fs/Ct 15 that °°“t1'31'Y 10 511° PNC

brid

per cent. The federal adminlstra- red Ced undef the 395119155 G°V¢l'U' 0! f tion will now pay '75 pei' cent of Old ment- have

Age Pensions, lezlving' the Provinces Il' is the 139' G°Vemm91‘t that 3nd

ol u

for the time being, to pay 25 per has - V

cent, instead of the 50 per cent one °f its first “ts 1n'°S5“m11'18 Dr which thcy had to pay under the power was to increase the gasoline Kew

King Government. Mr. Stewart now

feels that the time is opportune for

has confidence in the Bennett Gov- anmh" “mt P" 5'°u°n' this time was

ernment fulfilling its pledge to the

tax

lon

from three to five cents a gal- new

call

Order-in-Council. hou

meantime, _that_by/.economy and ment has m°"“5¢d th* WX °n 835' this

proper administration this Province ‘mn

to power.

can meet 25 per cent of the pay- ment as required. More than this

amount, as Mr. Stewart properly said, has been wasted by the Lea

Government every year in expendi- tures which have been of no advan-

the Province.

Hon. Mr, Stewart's word, it is ad-

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mitted even by his opponents, is his va

bond. That he will carry out, if el- ected, the promise he has made

with regard to Old Age Pensions, will be taken for granted by all who

know him, personally or by repute.

Now For The Election

The inspiring convention at Mur- ‘acc

ray River on Saturday afternoon, at

which Messrs. Maynard F. Mac- D.

Donald and John D. MacLeod were day’

nominated as Conservative candid-

ates for the Fourth District _of Pre

Kings, concludes the nominating fro conventions throughout the Pro- oth

vince, so lar as the Conservative llast party is concerned. All the candid- 11119

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creases in sowlngs, that the world

Food Research Institute of Stan-

tage whatever to the taxpayers of ford A

to the concluslon,1sub_iect to meer- iety

per cent since coming in- turb

give

less

Government has already been CHO

d before the ber or public opin- “dl”-l

matt

able

The Tax Boosters fem,

ine prices in Canada have been °"m

inbo

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ge hue resembling some huge and attention of enraptured con- ge of iight" which thousnhdszsrcsaticns- A Strance Place indeed clk in London are reported to,for it ghost to select, but the fact seen late on Thursday night Of its appearance can be attested

which residents along the cosstjby many. The story which I sm a-

boosted the pnce of gasoline declare they saw far out to sea near,bout to narrate is no fiction, and

the time when the quake occurred.jth0u811 names are altered. the oc-

Whipple, superintendent of the|cu.rrence referred to are all based observatory, testifies that he,upon facts that actually tool; place. r saw anything like it, and de-l It was one of those sober and

. scribi

.~ . ta I Since the last session of the Leg- ra _

his C§l1;‘.;;;e1;)n;;}:s T;1:hZ;e.geI;e islalllfe it has im,-eased the tax by direglon all across the sky. Ii: is re- dows of the morn and evening ai-

ng it as a sort of midnight rather melancholy days in the early w stretching in a northerly part of the autumn, when the sha-

that s similar phenomenon most mingle togethe that m

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reported as preceding by E few friend, Capt. Cross, who had risen rs the earthquake which took with the sim that morning. could

,meh and he feels hSsured_ in the __ In other words, the Lee Govern. place in Japan last year. But ii be seen making his way into town

aerial manifestation has any- from him home, a little way out on

e foo thing at alltodo with the quakedis- Brighton Road; my friend was

ance, scientists are ungbie to early astir, hastening to the stables

on explanation of it. Such of the "Royal Oak.” to look after a ~

visltatlohs serve to remind us at valuable horse that a few days be- cloudy °r rainy weather interfered

t of the incredibly stupendous fore had arrived in town from his

Editorial Note, forces that are at work within the fathers estate in Devon.

University, California, comes dum

wheat crop for the coming season than

merely iso,ooo,0oo bushels. S"

com

is w

ates have now been chosen, and are 1 the ready to take the field as soon as 1115

the Lea Government. has mustered 5°

up courage to announce the election , date. The confidence and cnthusi-1

asm of the Conservative party liar workers is in significant contrast to ed the attitude of the Liberals, who and have so far failed to nominate half 115 their candidates, and are making mf every effort to distract attention 11011 from any discussion of provincial ed issues. °"° Mr. MacDonald is to be heartily Th congratulated, both upon his happy Inf' recovery from a serious illness and Wh upon the ovation tendered him on PN Saturday when he again received mil

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It is Premier Ieiys duty to the had

taxpayers of this Province to dis- am cuss provincial issues and give an wer ount of his stewardship in the Pi'

Stewart pointed out at Satur- wh

awesome crypts of the cosmos up- The Captain had almost reached J

suww recently made by the on which we dwell. Black Sa.m’s Bridge when he heard,

a as he thought, a ship's bell rin in

in London Dr. Drum d f0uI1d€d. the S0 di

., mon und d not appear

Wm _ Shll M. P. d f th 1 th it

omdfgn miunujuu wax theeéolonles dlgclgedsshhitlihl; tl; Fvgerceonxonfoixllle Scsi? ofath? tzswn °w1ng t° the um °! su” lamps In co ons un o n - '

n an rsee of sentiment -between Britain and He stopped and heard the ominous

the Dominions were stronger today S0U11d again; this time he thiught

ds the mwrvu in which th’ I 15": ere lluug a shadow and a wgy from their eucampment It

,hh pubuc mly hh” hu °p_ A s;:::te&>.f mystery, the spirit Warrwirg Farm in th! ll-hill!!! “Di `

lace

ty 0! instructing I. new And said, ua plain as wlllspor in P 1. um in

°“'”m°”“ Th' "°°° ""°°m°”" Thcthslsi-:his Haunted i"-Hoon. ::mto:hu:gati1:':;' ixfughta no een mmm* °n the om hum church bell would ring at this early Au,"-ui* md New zedmd on There has, perhaps been no age

other effected within the past in which certain phenomena have h°‘”`

gh-1 A ' the unanimous nomination as th’

~ ' een

orab

H is wid I kno d es come my or persdhs. the number of pew roy; here he heard the St. James’

. e wn an - - - ~

in ° y _ ple believing in Ghosts, n belle: °h‘"°h in is f

‘ they allow to sit very lightly on times' and hw" 3 h eyes' mm

:many like most of the other their minds-they are afraid they tl" be]-"Y t° tm °"t"°‘°°° d°°"» he

inasmuch as it ‘iff “Debit f° “ke first-class representative In the nations oi the world hsrlreeniy felt will be cnued supertiticue, e. title “held °° 1** ""7 *'h’°‘*‘°ld “$2” advantage of the scheme though ;_,eg|51a;u,¢_ the pressure of the world wide de- convenient to attach to whatever ;?:°“wf;`1“T:wi:e::‘°h';;‘g; amd

Murray River' as at other com pression. The national budget fell we do not want to believe ourselves. feet 'The women seemed -not to

four hundred mil- But among these we find some who -

' lion for fthe fiscal year To make are not fearml of that bugbea “°"l°° mm "5 he n°" made his way

wealthier Provinces. The members found ng luck of able ggndidgfgg up,

and supporters of the Lea Govern- Usu

ment endorsed this scheme in their choose by ballot from among several "P011 ¢1€Ct10I1 Dlilffmm Of 1927. and nominees any two of whom would bu pledged themselves to establish it do credit to their unmet, 'rim 1| 3°” "in a manner consistent with our as 11; should be, It indicate; th, from

dence of the rank and file of Was

party in its leader, its policies Bmrfn

. r. _

or this deficit a system of dras~ "Superstition," the gentlemen who t°W'“'d'th°m‘ The b°un°W struck 3' retrenchment has been agreed furnished the facts embodied in sam' and °n glancing up' he saw _ Hell the rnoney required to this peculiar incident being among *h’°"Sh the °Pe"“"S the f°““- “S

We the national budget is ex_ them he thought, of another woman; d to come from the reductionv Many an ancestral homey' and t° 59° the °h”"'°h d°°"5 °1°5° “W” expenditures ond the other half many t sequestered spot in wood cr “‘° ‘mee th” “°°d °“ the sms'

the new taxes imposed. This vale, `have'some tale of supernstur- A-5 he '°°°~h°d th’ °h‘”`°h d°°"' in accordance with Chancellor al manifestation connected with Davy m°h°’5°“' the Kirk 5°"°°n' mhgh policy who insisted that them__h weird legend handed turned the corner from the manse, any first set her own do- down from father to son, a record Where he (Davy) md been mqui" lc housein order, ere anynatio- of a woman’s crime or of a msn's ‘"3 the “use °f the b°""'l"5l“5' at sppealcould belmade for.the.re- perfidity; but, as it rule, the visl- such of reparations. No doubt an tant from the other _world seeks receiving “ samfacwry answer' de'

rt will be made to secure <re- retirement, and but seldom vert- “med t° investigate mr hunself' tment of the reparations offer tures into the crowded streets, or, They mth med the church d°°r5 ers have been further thrsshedlpllblic Places. Some exceDtl0hS and “und them securely fastened' in the Reich' In the opinion oftthere are’ of course. to this un_ and on looking through the small informed observers another"wrltten law, and among these we W1"d°W5 at the side °f me d°°’ “W cel peiitlerl struggle in find the ghost, or ghoeie, of "old ‘he mahy is ,hevhhhm “ish James-_», ascending the steps that led to the

is ,therefore quite understand- ‘| St. James’ Church, the first bemy'

why the Bruening maui- ‘Presbyterian place of worship in The. sexm" ‘WW made °ff t° the refers specially to the "im- Charlottetown, is one of the oldest man” f°" the key' leaving the gal' tive need" for a modification of Pr0t€Sli8ht Churches in thelcityr be' Jam Captain on guard’ Who' abnve

reparation policy. _ ing opened for worship in 1828, and tm ’° _

,its walls have witnessed the _which was n°W b10Wmg a Sale,

e of the "ranges, featuns ormumphs and success of many ce1e_ could hear the sound of foot-falls recent earthquake in the Brit-lbfitics of the sown The Rev James ‘md "mes m the wwe’ °b°ve'~

_ ' ' The sexton, accompanied by the

es that gasoline prices have gl Isles, France Norwa and Bel lMcIntosh, Rev. Robe M'Nai the

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hm’ is said to have hem the ah_ Rm Whuam Snodgrass' Bhd the minister of the Kirk at that time

boosted by high protection." pen.

noe of rainbow phenomena late lamented Rev. Thomas Duncan Dr' s“°d3"‘ss‘ “°W arrived °“ the '- edlng the earthquakes. It island some others have stood in its 5°e”°' The d°°’ being unlocked' the

s,h,a,,,,n__Prem,,r Bennett has al. predictions of the Liberni press; described as s peculiar "am of Pulpit and received the Ovations _r--m---_*ml il

ready implemented his pledge fifty 335

with the treatment.

months often years before these

er of the Royal llnnpire soc him-8 bells The Captain was con t

from the sun are now unnecessary

many orthopedic hospitals.

ever they were Speaking of it was some vessel on her wa out °

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may show a. decrease of approxi- the Colonies he saw in them also Of the hBl'1>0ur. Rnd the wind had

at polulbiutleg of erode develop. carried the sound to him across the

ment. He agreed that the Empire Pond.

experienced the wave of world H0 Stlflfed 011 881111. and hasten- -1

Hospital New York by these lamps which transmit artificial sunlight.

d°Dression, but added that if Brit- ed to make up the time had lost °

ing campaign. That. as Hon. J.

s conventlon_at Murray River, nm hat Mr. Lea is being paid for as chil

m one end of the Province to the Wm

r Lea sticks to his own job in fatal coming election, he will have 15

out anyway. den

With two and a half million dol- acc s revenue collected and expend- |‘°m since it came into power over above the revenue received by`

n‘ borrowed another half mil- Sf# f0i” liiizhwily work and increas- °“

r three quarters of a inilliomlne is is what Messrs. Lea and Mc- driv we erii --broedening out." It is 4211 at the tax payers v"‘ call un- dr" cedented extravagance and crim-

irresponslbility. ‘uw

sun lamp, the treatmens being given

er' rehammg th! “sues of the :hue ay, has been postponed Since Why to the small bridge at the en

federal campaign. If Pre- Th

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, which had been bold in war, by this strange occurrence. He had e equsuy bold in peace, the de- reached the corner or Pownal sion would be overcome. street when he heard the bell a- t

gain; no given number, but is con- 1

e Montreal Gazette says; "Un- tlnual dreary toll. as if it were some ing of the cenotaph in Lafon- ies-hom on some rock bound coast. e Pork to the memory or has The Captain now thinking it was dren killed in accidents in this some foreign ship entering our har-

m1¢r_ 1; is mg his duty in go neighborhood, mainly on the streets b0Ui' Bhd. not kH°'Wii18 the 0-113112101

ch was to have taken place on WHS nearing the shore, made his

esd

urs

announcement wo; made on trance to the gates of Government day there have been more House. Here he SfDPPed and scan- accidents, and if the ceremony neil the bay-he looked up and

put off for any length of time, down, no vessels seemed astir, the

, the figure 968 will have to be chang "Fairy Queen" had not et left for

hands ruii. :ine doeenthe will to something like mm The Pict” There was B sfmng wmd

the come almost daily, and b10W1!1K~ It 5W9Pt in fl'0m 9116

Gem to be increasing in this "no Straits, ruffling the surface of our

ident year. There is negligence placid harbour, and making it quite ewhere." Commenting on ` this difficult for three Indians in 5 nat-

ghg _Telegraph Journal says: ive canoe who wer. paddling their

Certainly there is negligence €______________

sornewhere. The motorcar wil of themselves keen eiough to grapple 1' U mf|°mml1'|°“ °f 91° “CW”

predecessors, the Lea Govern- life is becoming beyond bearing. with the situation. The trouble

tlstlcs assure us that those who seems to be the too tolerant atti- use fatal accidents are the com- tude of the public. There is too aratively few, a small proportion much sympath with offenders and

the liabilities of the Province by ‘gr the motoring puhhc_ Unr°mm_ we Mme with fhose who ue Mt to

ly it is as often as not a careful grieve. If the public would rise in er- who is killed in . motor ncci- its wrath and demand strict official c through the fault of s careless investigation of every major accl- er. But if the actual number of dent, coupled with full publicity,

careless drivers is few, it should be rio :lossing of facts and relentless

ed with solid tissue after a few ap- plications of the sun lamp.

ailments a few years ago, was that so much sunlight was needed that

_ 8 K some of them never did heal.

t the recent ;mru;| Empire noy -it was quite clear and distinct to It m m""e`st'mg then to kmw

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oint conditions, tubercular and

he Joint which had refused to heal or as long as three years, were com-

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on Pownal wharf. Here hc

What could it be

The Captain now became deeply

ed his steps up Kent Street,

the sound again, this time

the Kirk Knowing lt was

bell, no mistake, toll eight

an unseemly hour, and not

retreating form of a woman

ar and whistle of the Wind.

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B] /alles W. Barlnn. MD. SUN LAMPS SHORTEN THE HEALING TIME

out treating old tubercular joint

This meant that lt was many

oint conditions would clear up, and

hat these many months and years f waiting to get the healing rays

Dr. Anson H. Bingham reports 54 ases treated at the Metropolitan

These cases included all sorts of

thers, treated during one year. The results were remarkable; old ischarging sinuses or openings into

letely closed, and the opening fill-

One case of hip disease which had'

"Lord, when I find at last Thy,

Be it not all too bright for human

Lest I go sick for home thi-oughi

For Thy new I-Ienven, Lord, give

Give of Thy mansions, Lord a house

Where they can come to me who

Let them run home to me just as.

Glad to sit down with me and go

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lst. Securing exact or definite uantitics of these extra violet rays. 2nd. Free from danger if care ii sed.

3rd. Relief from pain in a very

short time.

4th. Hurrles along healing and

` relief in old or chronic cases.

However there are various types

and kinds of these lamps on the market, and it would be well to have your physician investigate them and supervise the first few treatments, as there are three points to con- sider, Hrst, the patient's skin, sec- ond the strength of the light, and third the distance of the light from the skin and the length of time the

One of the discouraging things “gm is applied'

oa‘ZiL@m/ne/1. _

raltaolsu ,

Paradise,

eyes,

the high mirth-

me new earth. =

so small.

were my all.

of yore,

out no more."

-Katharine Tynan.

Fox Requirements h

been discharging for over ten years was healed by 8 treatments by the

at the rate of two or three each week.

A number of cases of arthritis

(chronic rheumatism of the joints) were "favorably unfiuenced by the lamp, and made a more rapid rate of progress than those treated by mechanical measures None. One of the most satisfactory features was the rapidity with which the pain was controlled.

There were six cases of neuritis, h

which is so painful, very much like a toothache, only in shoulder, hip, arm, or other part of the body. Five of 'these were completely cured and one is still undergoing treatment.

Ever since Flnaan discovered the beneficial elects of the sun rays.i artificial sunlight has bln lmmht, and these lun lamps an the ana- wer. nr. Bingham states that the as-,

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specific treatment.

EAR, MITE LOTION

Within the last six weeks we

have sold gallons of our Ear Mite Lotion. Fox men have highly recommended it as being always effective. Get some from our fresh stock.

Oar Bea powder always gives aatlafaction We have just received a new shipment. Bend In your order at once. They will be promptly attended io.

I-'LEA POWDER

This ls the time of yea:

when you must protect the fur from deterioration by vermin.

The MAGS

HICKEY 6'

Trusty dS friend--if fails to Pl with its la flavour.