FOUR _ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

_________i___ OCTOBER1. 1928

IIHAHLIJTTETUWN El|lH[I|iN

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_i ~ EXPERHWENTS engineers and an expert from Tor- if ____,;i.i_`

sizlilsivy ie ui ¢ 1 A' % 1- ehie ie eemlns ie the city to Super- _

ia’ e :EY in ou or a i___._’.;iii.;j¢_iii_.__: _ ___;_ SASKATCHEWWAN LEADS vise the preparation of the oil.

K Y amy an at wwmch nl Exl>i=:lulvmN'rll~lo "E"i’°"‘°“°°°i °"P¢’** 1” “l° °°“'

O05 no vel! on odvimooi -.duo lu canada md uulled sxuiou. she has been umm” by the i’°W”“ -izj ' °m'°"°“ °‘ tm” “M °f mad 9°" _ _ ‘ i opposed to her ln the lore wer. At- i V eeeoihs epeclel equipment will be

alanine milf; (sounded issn 55.00 no your ll. canoe.) d-uvorod. ine bibs, oi ine army mimoeuvies 5 lllstorlcus ringiigeu iii; gueiexnerimeng The i a few days ago General Groener. if "‘ iinIi:iif;]iii,?ei5s?iIiel,_3i.ii: ihhfiti cage, ishiloh T: b(;€nnt.i'ieIdev¢]lutmi)rl

maiden-w. olrootu s.|lol.uro. vile-rrouidenl-J ls uurom. the German Minister of Defence, Highway Experiments this Byein. northem Minnesota, is that the

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. .. W. B . MD ° "-' secretary#-uns. cor. D. A. llaomuuom P- B. o. Sf-ated that it is our duty to insist S" hm" au?" The nw; 'step was _ taken mst' lalligifeliy tio tgietrtlfatigg wtf: (Ling

on ¢ . Sprin. It f nished if ti

limo: nod Imager-J. I.. nurum. Aoroomo mdiior-ll. il. c-,mo _ ° °“;i§“m"l“”d Sha" be placed WHAT lNg:Sr';:)I:i TONSILS for ogg wnoiempominionfl gig:-:i5-I; time C0 Drills °lli» the Week BPOt»S

ln a po on equal to that of other in

_ __ ___ ___.Y_ we gi e 1 ii bil it in ru m i 1 the reed. Theee pocket-1 ere

i nations. He added that the lack he V u pu ° y .__e ° ca mica with em-th and the roadway

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1 1928 of modern arms was artl com watches certain Arrangements for the demonstra is me" Bubiected 9° mtemive mad' .1 e etl on

MONDAY OCTO p y - when u sbooiuiloi, _ _

_ ’ _ _’_`___ ____ pensated by the high standard of types of eases in private and hospi: iion were made by Hon. Mr. Spence, _i;‘_§!oo‘3`i §l1;?:_’;g °§’rh‘:_°‘2‘_’_l_*i’ii’en‘:_yV°‘i`g

*Y A 7 _ . mgeiii on i biiii _ ii. i i tai practice, for a period of twenty n_an interview with Hon. Charles

PAal.l.\M|-:N'raalANs' vlsrr. stock and the feediug or the excess sense if ic; 2 ibfiiise ics: ’° ‘md five i,ea,s_ he shouid know some- stewart, Muusier oi ine n,ie,.i,,,._ gumbo sou to pack and hardeneooni i

i is ma be P “S Y 0 etroops iiiiiig about them oi Oibiiwai iiiis sb,-ing The exbeii results in a uniform, smooth andl 0 -

1- °"° z° me “rm ““ m” Y ii fast surface In the meantime

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P I-Ils task would be _to make the ' tal diti n ment to r v h th ' f

NQTWHHETANDING its brief' bl Swell He Ioundmat als? b ntczlnaeorgee the L/ilclilwral; oufr vteidseragg “gl erevel le windrewed eiens me _ l 8

Only il Blllldily Wi-S Biilliibd f0l' the _mm the christian Science Mom many has disarmed in accordance In heart and lungsi;-innammatiisn ie, f e grigi s v ii e pig - has to be applied at ‘_ tempéraw

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"sn was onset w some extent by to Th ticle describes the bene- WM me "°"°y ""‘“'"’”‘°“""‘ ahdhgeyglglgugfggfcmlgf a m surface ijorthe €‘sumbo" highway; °f “PP’°"”““*~°iY 175 degrees Fm the enterprise and enthusiasm off r' e at l In kidneys-innammatlon of kid- of Saskatchewan.» The experiment, renheit during hot weather, so that imiiviiiuais and or imizaii hiei flcient effect of prohibition in Kala- The Assembly oi' the League of neyg- kidney sbone5_ _ which will _be conducted on the the oil will penetrate the sub-

” °“" ° ? i ' ~ _ ' b hid rieumculo highway running from pilot Butte erode end not conceal on the cur- ‘

Bociation and the Board of»_\Trade.

shall benefit materially later on. One of the handicaps we are un-

der at present is that our Govern- ment is largely in the hands of of- ficials who have no right of initia- tive and have no power to act ex-

cept under instruction-which they do not always receive. Our Premier resides in Summerside, attending his oillce in the Capital only for

omcial business, and so he does noti

come much in contact with the_ business and other public men of the Capital. The loss is mutual.. but the Province suffers worst of all. Our Minister of Public Works

is away in the West, and our Min- ister of Agriculture is too busy a

man to spend much time in his of- fice or in the city. The consequence, is the Government is out of touch with the community and the com-

munity, however anxious to uphold. and support the Government on special occasions. is unable to do so to its own satisfaction, ibecause of lack of information regarding coming events. We feel sure that

had the proposed itinerary of the.

members of the Empire Parliamen- tary Association been known here in time successful efforts would have been made to have secured il

longer stay,or at least to have had the visit on a day other than Sun-

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' N estimated surplus in the Unit-

the solution of our iJl‘0 em il army popular. And he charged the in the body broug a Ou

ness, the members of the Em- ins iiiieii-s_ fornler foes of Germany with over- in practically every part of the body. value in road construction under >5h°“id‘3i` *iii the “te °f “wut 500

- » In the nervous system meningitis..the soil types and conditions in YD-Yds i0 ii .9 mile ready w be mad' ' r

Dire Parliamentary Assncmnon ”"_."°°>Z`°` mvmg the army Strength in order St. Vlfus Dance or Chorea, Neuras-iSaskatchcwan. The Federal auth- ed “Ver When the 0iii\lE PFUCCSS has

loomed thoroughly to enjoy their PRO!-llB’l‘l0N_ FRUITAGE. to escape disarming themselves. iiienia and S0 i-iii-iih_ _ [orities wi1| gunniy ine in-odnci ini- bcsn completed. _

President Hindenberg expresscdllis I'il bones, joints and milscles- the "test, the liaskatchewan Govern- when the T055 has been Silililifii

visit end to appreciate ell thet wee '_ __ _ ii i ment ii in i i i» i in and is absolutely dry, it is treated

“PROHIBITION Fruitage is the allllreciation of the performances lhcumatism ipr §il'i;eLiirni;si<;nl;i1_;;s_ric _M saliilge UE 05208 0 ily H8 6 with _ prime cont of as much on

done for their reception. The un- » I i _

title of an editorial ‘~eprinted °f the "flops “nd” review- We "fe ii] i§u?;;n;icu1’x:i\cer_ gall stones in- The second experiment, first of as the sub-grade will absorb. This

fortunate mismanagement by which ’ ‘ _ “ii ‘ ' ' _

_eceniiy in me iociii Liiiemi press led to wonder just how far Ger iibmn-ibiinn ni liver, appendleltis. iii; liiisndi grim bedcninduiiclteed _lin Ganz- iilpugllgaiiisinatpiiarifiiliimsgltfiiiye f;’l”;;di¢illxi‘_ci I _

Michigan. Kalamazoo is o Nations recently passed two im In lungs- ronc s, p

of which were His Honor the Lieu- imamo’ th b R i to p _ 111 _ face.

tenant Governor, the Publicity As- 3 ii In skin-pimp S or ecnc. 1 __

` Prince Edward Island, where, under mg t e opium name and the other hiv as, and so forth. CiliS 27-miie _Stretch Of “§iilllb0 A D“3“°5§ Rnd'

_ing for drunkenness on the strbets. This is the worst record of

any ""rnonth in the annals of the n city police court. so far as isknown ii

is 0

-and the record for the month

not yet complete.

In the circumstances, it seems

rather superffuous to talk abolltf conditions in Kalamazoo. What`

the people of this Provnice would like to imow is hd( long the pre- sent disgraceful state of affairs is going to last, and whether there is

to be any sincere attempt at en-

forcing the amendments to the Prohibition Act which were passed at the last session of the Legisla- ture. So far there has been none,

and the results speak for them- selves.

It is poor consolation to be told

that prohibition is working fine in

Kalamazoo, when an open season

for rum running has prevailed in

this Province‘practically cversince the ice left the Straits. If the'

Sounders Government is afraid to

enforce the amendments to the

Prohibition Act which they put

through at the last session of the Legislature, let them admit the fact

and get down to a strict enforce-

in like manner disapproving of rum Eye ear, nose and throat-all highway with an “umbrella’ of _ _

In the time at their disposdi theithe Saunders C'°vemme"t system'smuggling across international types of diseases. specially prepared iroad oil and i “After the roadway ilil-S Feceiilied visiiom “W a good desi and izihiin 'of prohibition, from September ist bbundiirieg The Toi-bniiii Giobb what was the condition.-that Sifevcil 'thug Wiii Siiieiiih ally Hniieunt iitiiieiinrimesénieitcgitoiili Eiilgmi-iiiliii-:ia_;1S

< 'i ~ - : - i mis? o ra n an preven e grave ro . il " " '

to September 22nd of the present points out that Premier King was ““i's¥gc€ ili bnnsiis sinking out of sight in the gllrnbl: iy'0n6-third 0! 9- Ziliillll W the

ed more of the Province. its `i"_q-i n e _ i ._ ~

~ yogi-I ine,-e were nfiy-foin~ on-egos not present at the meetingof the Now the tonsils are put'there for Preliminary work in connection square yard is applcied. _This iitpipii-

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sources. and possibilities and it bei iissembi _ _ i ,

- i _ _ i y in Geneva but had he b nurnoso and physicians are agreed with this experiment is already un- cat on can be ma e a 3 y

to be hoped that as a result we Bde by the city muse’ forty sevm ' ` _‘ that they should _not be removed denway. according to Mr. Spence, lower temperature. Then a coat-

been there when the liquor smug ii ii i i cti _ and arrangements are being made ing oi open.. gi.iwei_50b cubic Eiills l`€S0illiii0Il WHS di-80115565 #lid iIiir:§§.siE_,ei¥if;;(; 1;; ybodir: e 1’f1g1;h:e)y by the department to perform the yards to the mile-is spread over adopted he mi ht have found his ov oil- “water roohn ," vided weather the oiled surface. The road is then

8 are causing any of the ab e P 8 l9’0

osition “embarrassing” And well ments they shouiid be removed. giriditions Dilflhii. S°m€iilll€ this feegy fiiiiii triliiic, whicli bgniefltiiti-iigc

N ' nod bef , the _ » roa w ou nconven en g -

e “fight” There is B mnsensus °f- iui-ggwroufdngiiirgogh ionsiis cg; ugu-| "The problem of economically one. Some of the gravel is driven pinion throughout the Dominion, iii-iy haimiesn iiniess they are ob. converting an earth road through into the sub-grade and also mixed xpressed in leading newspapersof ggi-ucting the breathing. gumbo soil into all weather high- with the oil, but a thin layer of __ both noiiiiciii pai-iie5_ wndomninii Even the iorge touoiig, with holes ways and at the same time reduc- gravel is retained on the surface, me Kin Govemmeiiii:i,0i_ iiiwin in mom containing white ohoegy ing the cost of maintenance has and except for it slight discolora-

E 8 iTia‘::ez~, are not considered danger- occupied the minds ef the leading tion the road exhibits all thc char-

llified Bild ilbemid tilt? film Slnllggi- 0iis_ highway engineers in Canada and goto;-istios oi' a good gravel road, ing from Canada ini/0 me S'-Bi-€5~ It is the tonsils with the very f-he United States f°i` m9-ny' l/99-YS with the difference that there is

_.___ small yellowish spots on them, noiP9»St Witiwllf ll Siltisfn-C¢0l”Y S0ili~ no dust. Incidentally the presence

Gone;-ui good uouiih Seeing to nie- larger- than a pin head, that give tiim nil iihe dlniipuliiies iniiolveni bon of dust indicates wastage of road

viiii in oiii. city and me siii,i,oiii.i(i_ the most trouble. Y E S 0 y. EPIH 0 YDS 0 P08" 9- mnterial.

_ _ Further. where there are glands in ills hDIil'0uCh€d uiltii recently. said This type, of road can be main-

mg c°““i"°y' but ex°°i’t1°n must be the neck lying downward and for- xiii* Sllielwe- i`iEl'iZill¢0F€h9-;”0 l'l0Wi0f tained by means of iigii °i'§iiliieill‘y '

made of cases of chronic illness and ward from the angle oi' the lower 8 Oil flivn. 0W€V€l'. 8 il S0 U' equipment used for e man n-

- aw then tonsils should be removed. “Oil iS ill Si8i”iii» B1i»il01l8h it ilil-S ance of earth roads-planers and -

others that call for surgical treat J .

it Both ' ii ii ii ii_ The angle of the lower Jaw is about Yet W be tested and Undef SBS' blade graders. The use of a liner

mm' our exce en osp an inch and a half below the ear. ifHi~0i'1eW*1il S011 and Climatic °°“di' aggregate than is used for an or-

ais have 8'_g°°d mimi’ mmales as Where there are repeated _nttacks i~i°i`iS- dinary gravel road makeiaisri it easier

it is. Accidental injuries are ap- of tonslllitis there is alwa s the "" to maintain a smooth s ace.

pai-entiy inciebsiiig in niimbei-_ in- danger of any of ailments mention- lj Gfilvei Di5llllD°ill'0d» “If the experiment works out as °‘“‘“““ “‘°S° °““‘°" by ““‘°"‘°' §‘§..§"§§§Le“2`.§’i§`.1’$‘.§“’i...1§ii.°’§.“.l§..e'ii°**rho experiment which is vim- i.`I.i°§§f‘.`iff3'ii.’Z‘...°3f§§§§§&“€h§“.§f biles. We live in an age which sees in ibci it woiiid seem oniy iike good ned to be conducted in Saskatche- suit shoiiid be an on vjengher i-ood ' Mother Shipton's famous predic- sense for everybody to have the wan this yeill' WHS Ciellided ll!-‘Oil HS oquoiiy us good as that in which a iibn Seems being iiiiiiiied and throat examined as to the condition ‘.1 result °f mf°rm“i7i°“ Secured by much larger quantity of gravel _is

accidents "filling the world’ with of tonsns `- representatiives i°f mei mghwiiyi laid on an untreated sub-grade.

The i ii b i in ii _ Departmen a a con erence o .

woe." fectedretorsieilli? 2:35 cglliseu ull ;boxvie_ hlxhivnev efllgielie iiiircm the prelrie About sl,soo o Mile.

-1 ailments and it'is like sitting on a '_lli'°V C95 im S fl 5- .

The news collecting facilities are volcano to have infected tonsils. . ~`i;`i*;\’;eé“§li‘i°°ti‘;;i_ °f "°“d€iim‘i°’i‘ii “In the second year the tieieateci '

i ' _ You don’_t know just how or when _S _ C ~ Y » “.eW me llc requires another applies Ono

no?" so extended. that an the dliinsi you will suffer an attack of rheunioi'-1 `Mim'ifl‘S0fa W9-5 Illil-de by H~ R- `M9~°'- gh ono.1;hii-ri of a, gallon to the “"5 and tragedies oceumng a 0" tism, organic heart trouble, or other Ke“Zie~ chief new engmeer' and square yard, and an addition of ap- iili? Emile W0i'id M6 Dl‘0llllli»iY fe' equally dangerous conditions if yourf C. F. McLellan, superintendent of pioximiiiciy 200 cubic yards of .peii» ported to the newspaper press. tonsils are infected. the Highways Department, in Miily- gravel per mile. It is estimated

from the mess ef these happenings so ggi nigm exnmiiied anyway that 'the conditions in soskotche- iiie iiiiioiini in ine iiiicnnii yeah

‘ filcientl similar to i ci de me

gives the delusive impression that ond find our, _lust what condition wan were Sll Y i This @si,inou¢,o does not n u this world is hardly safe to llvein_ your tonsils are in. A little treat- W““`““” the °"i’"‘“‘°“” be “3 °°"' cost of gruvelx'

ment often make§`ifn` Bperati - d“‘ii"3d in this Pmvmce' ‘,

But tragedies by shipwreck, fire, necessary 'Jil Un ..Ii» the experiment proves sun. Buiiding Con_ii_uciimi_ i

ment of the law ns we had it be-,flood and earthquake. on railways, ' I cessiiii the ,esniinni siieicn of nigh..

forc their windy platitudes cozened

the people into placing them where

they are.

What happens in Kalamazoo, or

Borrlboo, or Timbucto. is of littlei concern to us. These are far

ports from whence to fetch a red

in factories and elsewhere have

----- W55’ Wm be the mst' “f "5 kind in B ildi construction started in

been iiiways nbbneiiing_ iiiinongh Canada. A solution ofthe problem Sasifilaiciaxfwiin during _iiiiie_ angie-

d ted of gravelling gumbo grades in Sas- ed iii., 55.7 as against $i_2»i4_

_ an opera a railway system of t $3, , '

the then smaller reading uorld did about 800 miiesi which ii has now katchewan will remove one of the ggi in _.iui_ie_ ib27_ The mini ini; the

not hear of the half of them, and outstanding dimculties in the way ii ii_ rind is siiiiiii iio_i_ ns that sn long alter the occurrence bold to the Canadian Pwmc Rau' of economic”-iiy Dl‘0Vi¢iillE “ii” cgmnigzg gieiiii 34_224i134 for the ' iiiiii the iiipse iii time had deci,eii5_ way Comllillly for $26,000,000. This weather highways on heavy siollsi corresponding period oi i92»i_ ,

_ _ _ is about $8,000,000 more than a pre- It is an mherimt °h°‘"’°"e"st° ° The outcome of this €XDBli!`fl¢i'l¢

ed the interest and lmpoltonce of i siicii Siiiisniis in eat iii, 3i.iii,ei_ on ii be ii hed with ciose aiien_

A i the event. Lol; OH? Cmtgeéoinug iby Tie C some Canadian and United Statiiiis :gm Ti‘fiV;_i;: are points in in of

- _i _ -- ' 'an ` ' 'an t W re' iliEhW“YS “S m“°h as 2500 cu C i- hich do not apply nllover

ed States of 100 million bush iheriing. Few of us are so happlll Tobacco growing has benome quite licve the Province of Alberta of yards of gravel has beenilniiidziplii itipiilrisioiwgh Wm be bmughi io iight

018 Of D°i»ili»°95 in “C955 °f the °“'i°°"Si~iiU¢9d 85 W be “Die i0 i€“°i'@ il flourishing industry in the big $1.100,000 in Yearly interest charges five tlr_i1eisnasuiini\ilii:hrii!il;ile\;iil__and ii in assess their viiiiie_ guon us cost nual requirements is causing the the damning facts under our eyes. oeutrul provinces of Conudo, gud -1- geaiiugiii ioifnii imirfissibiein main- iliif islliiliiiiiceciiaiiieliiiili, gghspnrigligiingg

Western American growers serious, And the fuots obouf. prohibition og the productfis both manufactured The" were b°°"°“"S in Can' tain the surface as a satisfactory Edward Isiiind

concern et the present time. Pur- we have it in chorlottetowh today “mi °XP°f°°d~ T e ex ll ° si i iiisiiiiiieiiied into the

suant to a call of the Agricultural

ii ie ii i its ada operating in and aroundque- gnwoiied highway because the ' _i ultivation must be quite large, as bee' l°“3 33°- “m‘°“‘-ih “°t k“°W“ gravel mpy - _ -Haltl’s hurricane is believed to

"6 ¥"‘“fY’"5 i° “°‘°°dY "“° the G ii, in i a by that name Fred williams, er- 8umb° S“b'i1'“d° 2"" “li§ii‘;‘°‘i§¥iiiLii, have damaged less than one-twelfth

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°°““°“ °‘ the C°“°"" w°s°°'"*b°°”°“°’s Wh° have reaped “ 3°" ddlloar lssrsmle fgfrxxir fr'o;r o ie’ dipping "M ““"°°‘-" ms b’°““h” lloesstbeditmis gxgfuigglore millions or ef the coffee crop. ee impertehi te

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Are he dlilliiiy iiiivuretl -and af' the same -smooth .=

velvety torture as t_lie_lmlk_ Perfection loo groom,

` They ere extremely ooiivonieut lor serving and always

in condition for consumption wlmn purohgud. from

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sec what a tasty dessert 'it makes-g dessert time wi||

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Shippers Advisory Board. a confer-iden harvest during the past fewniisi that ninneii the tobacco nibnis the feet C0 ii8ili~ Ill 1561 BiSil°D dollars-in this way and that isjust - _ '_ _ _ _ __ i- _

Laval then Vicar Apostolic, pro-

wliat we aim to avoid.

ence was held on September 17th months. in Essex County, Ontario. . _ _ ushoiiid oiii- experiment prove

and 18th at Pocatello. Idaho, in the -_--Q»o»- --- ` _ '*_ I ___ ii Emnzciyitifiis liimsage tif 2 lgiznzgalgi; successful it will Pl`°‘/ide “5 Withi 5

_ The prov nee of Abe a owne ll quor n . ihoii i consii-nciiibn and man

’“""'°“ °‘ the P°m° ‘“d“‘"y'd°l° ‘ THE CEMENT DUTY f hich as h - me 0 ill be substantially

. penalty o w w deat _ With, bonunoe that w

BBWS bein! Present fi`°m M°“t“““' _,_ fact that the cost of producing ce- in u snort time two men were shqt cheaper than the ordinary drgietliiiod

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Utah, Idaho, Nebraska, Wyoming. WESTERN farmers through their ment in ciini-,db wbiiiii thereby be and one iioggeii ini. breaking this giirioiciiilg ruiti a;1€ dEel;:on_i__iied this

C°iif°mi“1 W“Si‘i“i!i=°“» C°i°"°d° organization the Canadian raised. They point out that it is iew- B*Sh°P Laval °'°“°d the method to be ineffective on a gum- illld 0f¢i!°ll- M this °°“f°l'°“°° ii Council of Agriculture. ere eseln the smaller mllle in eeeuem can- _ .

was stron i ii d in ii his views before the king, but irf' .~_ , _ KY f°°°m”l°“ 9 9' moving for e reduction of customs edu ond onthe Pacific coast which me emi me iiiegiii miiiic came io _ gi Mei., on in negluu. only U. B. No. igrade, as defermin- duties, this time on Portland ce- would be chiefly threatened by re- be tolerated. It was so much easier hirnngeihenib have been made ed by federal and state insp6ctors..ment. In presenting their case be- inovui of the duties; thot these in ingke in-oniubie ii-“ties with the with the lin-i,ei.iiii gil Company to

belhiilped ill illiiel'-Si-BW *fade *nd fore the Advisory Board on Tariflliuiiig represent an investment oi' Redman by the use of "iii-ewater." have the spegial road oil Dl‘°llB\'°d

*filet the H0088 D°Yii°ll 01 the 0Y°P and Taxation the claim is made ounitoi in good faith, and thot, di- The cami Mm A__Mia_i°__ new

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be fed to livestock Reg ana com that the cement industry in this i-ootiy gud indirectly. they repre in Session iii Regina has been iii_

ocean to France four _times to place

bo rub-grade.”

mittees, to be appointed by each of country has acquired a position of sent the livelihood of a lgrge num- formed oihciiiiii, that measures have MA GX me A¥"i°“"“"“i C°‘m°“s °" Advis' Virtuili imllllllliiy fi'°ln the 0D€l'B- ber of workers. been taken to secure the gradual °l‘Y 3041115 l`¢Pl'¢S€n¢in8 the D°¢~°i»° tion of the economic influences’ commenting upon me subject in elimination of level crossings on

railways both the federal and pro-

iildilstfy ill the Several 5i»°t¢5» are which ordinarily regulate industry digpui,¢_ me Qiinwu Join-ngi guys; . in be formed iii, encourage the and protect the piibiic imm eii_ ,iii ii can be shown that iiie “_ vincial Governments sharing inthe

‘d°P"i°“ °f the” "°°°mm°“d°u°“° Pi°i¢illi0n. and that the l'¢C0l‘d Of ment producers are using a tariff oi ii ii iiwii is the euieiii and

cost, as in many cases the diversion

“ld “W” ‘i°°id°'i *° 1”” il “ii f°’ the ieraeet concern. which controls that is more than adequate lor s most eclgnomibii ,,,,,,eib._ This hm * m°°““¢ °f. l'°Pf°““"°“"°° °f “ii 90 per cent- ef the industry, has fair return on invested capital, io been pointed out lu 'rho uuerdion °°m'“°i’¢'ili l>l'°d‘l¢illB di3°l'i°¢° °f been one of nnancisl iuggling of inuiro u oonnuooiiy like oeuiout some time ago.

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"‘° U“i'¢d 5i°W° "0 il' held “i an almost unpreeedeuied chefeeier- deurer than it ought to be for the _ _ ““ i °hiC°K° “fly ill D¢°¢mb°l' in me It is claimed-also that the cost ol gunudion oonounior then inof, tor.

mmm" °f the i’°"“"’ |"d“°"‘7° ¢l`&I1!P0l’¢ilti0n Bi'l0l'dS the menu- iff, or part of it, should come off. Modern Etiquette _

It i' "°“ 1°’ °“' 1-“i““‘i 8f°W°l" lecturers of cement emnle pretec- nut we wuritiobeourc about it The

W “GP i!lfU\‘ll‘l°d °i Wil” ¢il¢ AIP' tion in the Canadian markets and oemeni; indust.ry,` like moot other By mbuh L” "1"" "wwe" "9 d°i“¥ *t me that there is no luetificntion 0! I Canadian industries, provides em- 4»»+¢»¢¢+`¢+4+o¢¢¢4++¢

DNUCYW ¢i!ll¢~ The Dl'i°¢ f°l' 5°°d duty from which little revenue can ploynient. wages. n. livelihood, for Q when is iiie proper pine io; P°“‘*°°° |°»¥°’°"‘°¢ ilflelv by een- be derived. thousands or canedlohs on more o bachelor to entertain?

ditions in the United States mar- 7|-io ooniem iii-odiineini on iii, gi.niiniin_ iinii "non oiheiin it iii iiii_ A. At a hotel, club or at home.

Q. Are heavy or light materials

ut' Tm mum’ °‘ °“' “ed is ° 0¢ilUl' hllld. contend that the ilpilii- titled to fair treatment. It is to be preferable for business dress for ‘”'"“°° “WW” W °‘“' P'°°“°' eetion is eseinst the public interest hoped therefore that wbatcvcr W°m¢“7 iii

' ' A. Heavy ma rials. _

°"' ”"° 1' “W "° “°V“““"°*°“i‘° eeheidorios the triilihs sein to be action is token will be based upon Q_ 1,, ii ia,-ge or B ,mii company bther action to ensure adequate uoouroq by me i-omqyui ofqio qu. bound eiibnoniic iiiinciniesi ,hd usually included at a dinner

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'F'|°°9» Ind the prompt method! ties, the low rate of profit eamedinot in response to sectional clamor /i_ Ii iiiioiiid inciiiiie ii ,m,ii_ mi. ldoptied by the American grower! on capital invested in oelll¢ll¢ DN- resting upon a study of but one 0°* ¢°illDellY~

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