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K. Unveil.

fgzudghmi mil 0;- vtzunuffo “:dn:»::'»“'a»l;.:v': m‘_mt‘h°. -up expnmd hu °?\°1°“

' that the experiment ought to be tried

Giadina and Shimon

Ai _, A ster has for heroic exploits. They pro- W

vide suitable physical 'culture and a_ _,he www __t.m___ me “agar mndéll I have spoken mmm about um; c____;eu_ __“c,_ gmt"

|it must be supplied by nature, and “d `Hm'° °“P°"\"‘°°° °f k°°P|5l * ill the ,mofio .on the ooltiof- what we have to do artificially need 8l`°\1P 01 m¢dl°5l !t\\d¢l\tS‘ in I lim# but “Mako-.G

In an interview with Hon. John A. _

Mw_D°nal<_i, M. P., published in Tbel

Saturday, emphasis is_ degree of discipline that will to

PTQPOIIY on the danger of him to respect constituted authority.

in sradlns and shipping' potatoes and turnips for the Uuited_ market. "These products rind_

a market across the line by reason of their superior quality. The price paldl by the American consumer is sufiic-__ isnt to offset the duty and the com-

petition with the native product. It_ is important, if this market is to be_ reta‘ined‘ on a remuneratlve basis.; that greater attention be directed to

.fading and shipping. Too large a proportion of small sized potatoes, even though they pass the standard

tutfare not regarded as satisfactory' in tho- Boston and New York Mark- ets- so also with tumips. 'rho bruised and damaged ones should be kept at home and fed to the stock. Only the heat should be shipped abroad. Every'

poor shipment means, indirectly, ai loss Uithe Province. i

Keeping America Pure

A legal situation which is almost

Clilbertian entangles the Florida Pu;-_

ity League at the outset of a cam- D8i8‘h to prohibit psycho-analysis and "ether insidious teaching under the

guise of ’science"' in United States schools and colleges supported by

public funds. with a zeal which re- fuses to be connned by State bound- aries, the'Florida League ia. eager to carry its campaign through the

_length and breadth of the country. Al an opening barrage, it complied

and began to broadcast a pamphlet

`}§`"8ducationoi institutions, nr. QE!! ‘Interpretation of Dreams: ,Havelock Ellis‘s 'The Task of Soc-

-ial HY8iene,' and George Bernard Bhaw’s "Man and superman: In the

pggguqs opinion, the qxcerpts con-'

ltituted. telling examples of what the law describes as "obscene, lewd, las- ‘oivious and filthy matter." With that

opinion, it seems, the Post Office De- partment heartily agrees. So much lo, 'that it insists upon its duty to

'the further circulation of 'luclfrnatter through the mails, and,

:_‘_whlt'is' more, insists that the League, _'1i`y*cir§u1atin¢ the pamphlet, has it- the very law which it pSrofcescs"to wish to tighten up. on 'i‘B80l"t to a Federal Court, the De- '_i>ar'tm`ent's indictment was quashed, _fiut"`fi0w the Federal Department of 'iuetice has taken the matter in hand

'and contemplates pressing the case '

~ l it the hung of

'for the postal authorities before the _'United States Supreme Court. Thus

'the Purity League is in a dilemma "'”"

The latest market reports from

Bow, its promoters wish to know, is one to combat impurity if one may 'not even point it outi

A Misgulded Crusade

_ , BRUARY 1930 _ _..._» ..._.~_..~i<a>3e¥_ FL _ 3

less and necessary outlet for the

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thuslasm that every healthy young-l

These qualities are necessary to suc-

him to take an honorable part in the _ energy Bundy accum_u_md___ fresh nu, comms mm tm chtmbuu life of the community and the larger It ga tm, *hos many have tried to Finally the'air. got so bad. lo low in affairs of the country. The boys who make rain by electric and other pm\ oxygen, that matches would not burn,

ts ;e_ssesa_:nd have failed miserably and |` the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere

e f e rainmakcr is not unknown of the room had accumulated to over

°' "h° cadets’ but tm chap' wh° in Canada. But the early attempts _‘one hundred times the normal, and

that were made to achieve any of the yet these students were not uncom-‘

- marvels that distinguish the present fortable. _ _

d age were at best but partially success- However W ou a ow y _ _t ul

ful and often ended in fallure.\ fresh air into the chamber, the air an indict#-lon olfproglen 'in.1itl.l_e

Scientists do not hope to control gen- already in was then warmed ._ and over ahundrod Wlf!-°l!_\ lbuilthg-pop' _g

_ istened ond these students irumcd-‘ tation was. in wu1_ld»fi|\`ixel. 11,000:

the wind from blowing. but to as- intciy became very uneomfprtphlm. -in 1901 it w|._s_.;l_o1,000, and qnce than sist nature as we do when we prune .lust when they were beginning _tp it has nearly doubled, oo _about ‘ a tree or change the course of u feel faint and weary, eieptrip hm 200,000. The rise in conmieroe an

5“"°1”“- °" 5"” “ mm? V69- were turned on within the chamber *WWW it GWR

and they again felt comfortable but wet strilriua’ of I-ll is the fire _ _ enough to gc on with their studios. eisht md wiedtwé the °°\u‘*¢° and 'rue cotton tr-cds' with Anterior dc-

get into trouble are not the scou

in

shirk the disciplinary training

these organizations for games or am usements of a less reputable an

more secretive kind.

“Road M opes”

Massachusetts has decided to speed

up “road mopes," or motorists wh

been promulgated by the State

this respect to faster-moving traffic.

defined, but slow drivers, within th discretion of the police, are to be en

joined firmly to keep to the side cf.

explain their behaviour tp the mil!

standardize them. ‘ _

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Eaitorioz Nctcc

comfort from a frozen water _pipe.

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spectator corrects u mistake of si W. Beach Thomas in a previpus ls- sue of that joumal, in which Prince

Edward Island is referred to as

King Edward‘s Island. The corres- pondent adds, we trust needlessly,

in the Dominion of Canada. '

"The exclusive invitation to Hon.

subsidy question," says a Nova. Sco- tia exchange, "was presumably in

tended to give him some special p itical kudos. The idea seems to be

that the man must be a star, who

,into their souls a er the Duncan Report." .

lstrates. Our traffic regulations, dif-_

fering widely in different parts of!

Notes By The Way

Sir Oliver Ladle in a letter to an

Australian correspondent g gm

°f dischersins lush tension electric ity into clouds in order to make rain He added that "in the laboratory a steam cloud is certainly tumed mu, rain .by electrification. Whether it

hat is to be ascertained I conten "

be ln some cases nothing more thsn` 3 _ . _

udie

1 M" _ th _Wm hl a trigger action which shall precipi- 35°” mei' °"dm"Y st 5 W W'

ce” n r yea" as ey ep tate or bring about o 'discharge of llilition for a long period-with no

oral weather conditions, or prevent mo

Co-operation in marketing is de-

sirable in marketing our farm pro- ducts abroad, but if, as is the fact, we have e surplus of butter and

i Montreal state that failing the anti- fcheese for export, why not ¢0-°p¢r.

cipatnd arrival of further supplies o

1 "ate to keep New zealand butter out

of our farmers' home market?

New Zealand butter in large quanti- _ _ ,

ties, a noticeably firmer tone prevail-

'rlie local Iilberal organ quotes

ed in the butter market in that city. ‘mm an exchmge 3 statement “_ Evidently thc s,oon.oo0 pound ear-_nying that New zoolund cutter ir

~- -The-latest peace crusade in Toron- gn r¢¢en¢,1y1|md¢d in Hmfnghas not sulsidized when it is exported. I-‘or

fa is said to have for its objective the yet been distributed. Could any

abolition of the school cadet andl thing show more convincingly th pol! organizations This special effect of the New Zeeland imports

Dork lppoars to have been allotted tions upon the Canadian dairy in

which

to Young communist League dustry than the manner in

this denial no proof or explanation is given.

Wecresisotolointhelamoquot ed article that "as it stands today thousands of people are able to use butter who would be utterly unable

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and it a recent conference of those the home market. reacts to every to my ___ _I nw" not _m_m___ed___ _nm

with its Lim! it W8-I do C8110 Of the foreign product

a strenuous campaign was grandiloquentiy "The Charlottetown Guardian it would imply that New Zealand but

th, pm, emwml 5”". terilsoldindanldl atamuch low

in Clnldl

corrects

is rather incrdibie And no proof is offered for this statement. but if true

er price than the home made article

was made that the ment, made some days ago that an be undue” by our mm “ky

with a view Sir Robert Falconer, Pr teachers sadpupils fo Toronto University. was e native of

thee# Novosootimendpointaouttliotho under walbomincibarlottofownnmis

thou pcredmitoondragretotiio

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later given a command in Washing-.

¢°l\’l “my and was wounded ` at Brandywine. !n` -1778 he was ap- pointed to the command of an' gg. peditlon against Canada which how-

ever endsd in a fiance. He wrote a‘ W

icttcr to thc 'French conscious

which was distributed throughout Wh*

Quebec but without cfrcct en`thcr_n'. Heraisedasrnallarmymrrnndgtg sid wcohingtoh. _ I _

Bfofw operated by oompgn.

ka,il\`Poft`c R-ito are selling goods.

to employees at cost. ‘ ' __ comics icmstcu»trou|nt-'uric-i§‘o_ Uniudltates lumen: weighed more i1iauil'l0,00l_l.000_ pounds. _ ,=_ shin soimmr in item;

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emu. in theiwcrid into the my neu-.t of

Glasgow.” and of the most densely populated and convenient centres of di»i:riaution._ _ ’ . I ~At the boginnilllof her h‘adi!`ir' history,`Glasgow was almost unfor- tunately placed, because the fire _trades were to the east and south, bu

'even she doughtffo secure _n share

and when the trade with the Amex-lr cu helen. was in a position to develop

e total'90.000 hogsheads' oftobacco imported, into the country, Glisgow alone imported 49,000. The "tobacco l ds,"~made enormous fortunes aw'

western tri`i.de._of_ which the ol"

sign manual is stamped still on tl"

1. city in such names Jamaicabrid'

fi and virgins etreoiirought ciisrgr_

icundlnm _with a rush into ing proininenct

o '. S B hm.” 9 "eh" as "ln 1" what had the electric fans accom- ¢¥\t€'Il’|l° Of WH ‘AW in W0 °°t*b" veloped a~ 'textile industry in .the

“` l'5V9'n°°'°Wn"' °f “W ec ne s nning of cotton. and the

dawdle 'along the highways in con rom __ h . , _ .

templatlon of the scenery, or for End ;e1I;:re‘_mr;Z';_ghi_a;?;;__hE_?;“§;if pllshed? ' ` li.shn1e_nt and _ m hi pi _ M _. » any other cause. Traffic rules have or source mm the sun can now more By stirring up the` air in the chain- 9-U4 _¢,v'e'ry effort wl_liob._w0uldmf_1- wen of Bwmnd hm wtwn mips _ _ S

than “many supply _hs _need of ber they removed the het moist sir Ward lu'°s,f¢;» ggi# °f*__:2zT__'__°_____ bcloredisncsshrc had, and had ol _ » _ _ _ . sunlight Emma “gat as suppliel that was surrounding each student. \>°°“ °°m° W' ierser production for years- The euc-

The natural heat and moisture from V°~“t'°¢” WY “mud “"9 hem cess of 'the 111011001 5t¢lm5h1P C°¥l\°'9 I

authorizing the police to proceed ___ ~h H/ ` ` ._ ; _ . _ -

against drivers deemed a nuisance ini 5. °“r mn" dine” W ew ‘mm his body ‘then got a chance to get °°mPM‘°W °“°"' iby, '°m‘° °f_' was the foundation of a marine en- ‘

unlight in many ways. A new ' if flies had not been ‘ _

orvoy into the air and hence he felt dlS““"’~“*'“F°° ° _ siueeriuz industry. Seme ef the first e _

lamp has been recently exhibited and c' , _ recogmzeq ,A hmmgnpg fp progress d 'reagest wvvmcea mme in th,

No minimum speed limit has been explained before the Arncrioun in- °°““°““"’°' _ __ we b f bold expenditure °“ -U _ ____ G_ __

Q ,,_,,,,,,,, of Engmsm nl New York New wo ou like to fcei conifortcbic. _‘:_‘:__;__________ f.°°‘“°____c _w{_____ _ :n_;1_u_::_riui__c_;r; ;~_e_r_<;__r_i;ee ____ma:v;i;»_»_v_»;

5 d During the warm weather we do not _ ` ' . V* ~

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hitherto been available weather is too hot. And `the same °! mm 1’ in bm rwericlydg' md 31"* °¥’°“°d the B" °f °"°”“ “nd

the highway, take to the by-ways. or our eyes mu squint and summthing applies inthe cold weather, if “""° sml_°b“?dh:_;”:h_::mh| mug: Wm* it the °"° °f C'1”g°w'° new

- from the feeble intensities of the ar- me "°mP°’°t“r° °f “W “mm °°.f'°° Gmgows on f 1300 'tm 'de th mp°rt“mw° 0 . ‘ g ,

“M1 “shi in of »°--»-W “‘““~' ' ‘° "“° "°“.."“...“”“ .i’.......’+.i. ...L s - - - lllajvr C. F L Klblznz thousandth of the strensth of that' In fact the heat resulating mecho °‘ Wag' ° In la 12 me ‘kat The proxlmityof coal and iron to , ° ° __

‘ou-nd outdoors most of the day_ _md Mmm of the body has to adjust urod____ 11111105- _mdcd ‘___-__ mlm -Glasgow made it natural cent e fo_ » ,

tho country, become increasingly _greatly dencienmof the violet rays things just as if you had B :even s°tea.mef'. gromu d _ma iron foundries, engine works and bm- .

1 _ d th um mm ripe” ` _ five and a 9 UW” _ _ furnaces. When wc-:den ships beg' F ° °

comp ex an e e spd Usher stimulating and beam, i_i1{oui__ temperature Goes UD. your rivet 'ambush only dmwmg gout mime place to cnmptsne_ andthe” to

for it movement to simplify and gving qualities which characterize ear me imrews and sou breathe mt of Wm, in 154° me inet mom ,rm md steel ,hips me ,,,,,,,,,..,.. ‘ M . . -_

‘Pure sunlizht. Bun parlors are use more rapidly. You are disinclined to ' _ ' med. ' ` ' ty

'_fu1 and excellent as far as they g¢.;\_. make any physical or mental exert. dwdger wsixmwfhxxsnrggtggwug already °“.°bush°d gave G\"g°W _ -

but are few in number. What is" NOW although hot moist air takes .éngwgzesnagzs mn ‘umm mum ;“°UhF_§ffHYt in Shipb\li_ldl;g that _she p,e of e ._ 1

¢ _ ~ _ _ . . _ _ as e an enormous ea ever s \c~

:t:rl:iee¢i>yisd;1ynf>l;k:iigi)it). :gf y\;i1yl!i2"'li§‘§esiii:ed1f>(;ls “Ex rraizdiinssez w;°'“°° °f may “.°b°“° ”°'°°°' in that, and in the manufacture of ' » _ -

‘ ._ " ’ ‘ ' ` “ T it would bc i-ard to imc s better every item connected _with it from o ‘

i ing or reading hours to be tumed on yc can go on using the same air all - . » `” 0

It 15 hlfd £0 °*¢l'°°ii "en °°m or on at pleasum And it appear! tb the time if yan keep it mwmg b -____-__.--._-----------~ battlesi-iip's or a iiner'a engines to a - . _

b6_c_m_1ng our way_ means or c_ec_r_c _“___ _ _ Y Q' . . _ V i _ . yacht’a pump or cabin fittinl._ ' . .

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` The sms mr “lm “K-°°ts W" phs" - ‘ ‘ -‘ ' Grainlsanii1ipori;ant'<ltem of trade

A °°“’“’P°”°°“” ‘“ ‘M “°““6" 'rnriff tinkering, cabinet shuffling, °.‘°~“i-”"~ b"°“““° ’°“ °‘“‘ -“°° BW "1-. y ._._..,»' .- il- P _ ,_,,¢.,v,,\.\,¢¢°,-e me Wm Gimow ut- _ _

1' 'arid a sort of sneaking back toward; “gh °xyg°“ °“° °f~-"'1"° d° Y°“1"b°“ 7 I _ 1 - f W* . ‘ ` _ `about'pr_o'vidlng‘ii gr'ansry"ih'd 1ign"d._ A 5 ` .protection on the part of Minister wmk' Further the ‘tale 51" “mms ~ ' ' ' ling facilities ofthe most modern ti/DG# . ' \ ~ iE`uier and one or two of his colleag- y°“1' ailptiite and this_continued' for _ _ , _ _ _` Today, the granary 'et Meadowslde '

ues' °°“pl°d with an °mm°“s su°“°°‘ any time would lower Wm ‘mem ` BEBUBGAM stands secondto none in the kingdom - . " _

emons the free traders. are churuc- hem” ‘md "‘°°"'Y- - ’ " ' _ _ _ for rnodern cquiment and means of ‘ ~

temuc f°““'°° °f wh” is g°m_g °_“ W3; whole maught than nu th" 'Though I am oid.`the-world will still rapid discharges and delivery of car- _ _mums our rulers in Ottawa lust new "°‘f °“" °°““`°‘ ”“° ‘“" Y°“ b, yum. `_ toes. The present ctoiusc capacity is » ' __

` h in is conveyed i

that the 'friend is also ri Province =Pi-enuer King refuses any federal aid s"°“‘“ ““““¥° W WP the Wmrere- - _ num. 31,000 ton; ondt c gre

i th Minister or"°“f° *WU* 65 tu Sltdesrees F.. and T” _'mm wma' Eicesmu nn. from the the ships by pneumatic .

to the unemp oyed; e

berinl- BWIDD B _ . _ with ° pmper dest” °f ’“°”’°“’°- ~ ' “_ and by electrical travelling bucket ele

Labor has denied that unemployment _ ~ ` `

‘ - birds i amid!!! 8 » s I '

Tmsprmg /pp' vatorsan itlierito the granary by -

pgs” in gum, and ,_ subservient In the cool weather, the air outside » _un “eu ~ 4 -

Bureau of Statistics-broadcasts the d°°s “°t °°“mm as much momum 4 ‘A U I I I 4' t yetfs- subway. band conveyors. F-lillway

Mr. saunders. the lone Liberal Pre- tidings that not in years port not ee “S ‘1\“‘1n8 the h°t weather. and as it *Pd °°"°';';‘:h'”°“_;h°__ “W _ - truclu can bc'run.iioth uionosidc and

rnier of the Maritimes, to confer _lame e proportion of workers been' ‘WS “ISO Seine of its moisture by ____ ___‘°"‘“ mm M 'dimmd ma through the centre of the gre-new and 1 ’ .

with the King Governmenton the empmyed at this "um M the yan heating' them u even ics: mmuare ' 'my heart wr\|Dl~ - - nn N muh mp". °f`bu1k|

'i"' ' °"°““bl°' . M.. umpum' cram," barges and lighters. This is merely one _ . _

lf there are no unemployed, the _ 'milf U Why |11 tht h°m° It least, By mm" ° ,' example of how every effort is being _ ~ . V

Prime Minister did not say so whenl lt il often a wise procedure to have _ ' u_;'_`_ I bam" ,the un made to attract trade to the poit ` "`

ol- hewas waited upon by a large dele-i puns or other vessels filled with Ah’ mgued se." __ - city. The po_rt`and harbor Quay! an

ie °° th d ‘ -ter-ec 4-mins seen, ‘ond ciectrrrf

gation asking for help. Why did he wo 1'. supply e nee ed moisture. , » . .

‘ * i » - f . - - ...__

not tell them there are none? When Remember then moving air by fans Wm" Wm’ "M Fl” °¢ Lu’ V in hom, ‘N cmbmusny mms nmndm _ _ ~-

Parliament meets as it will shortly or oben windows d *qw mm" ’ ` ' - To 'ERADICATE mhnnany

i l th rities ' ' » . 8!! 3 temperature , beyond their actual but not their ex \

i °°“m ’°“5° "h° Fedem ““ ° we shall hear more about thesemat- of 68 degrees F. should give you the Wm" mv” “Mm mn' For pggggd mg” A_ 3-lung," gm- “me . *_* .

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Ifrom the three year sleep that slid te,-,_ _||-ight kind or ah- to make you/ ,eel bringeth “de I cum! alonmide 'the deep-wat/er wharves GW com N. W. Va.. Feb. 3.

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