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4 Sydney" Post-Rec

in 18|‘l)‘i .1 President. us-it.-ooi. w. Chester s. Ilolmo Vice President, J. I. Bifluﬂ. I. I. I,

Secretary, LIcn¢_-CoL D. A. Mullnnoll. D. I. 0.

Editor and Manning Director J. IL Burnett. I’. J. I Assoclltn Editor. Funk Waller ‘

sunscamriou urns

55.00 per year (In advance) delivered to city

34,00 per your [in ndvuioa) mulled to L - llllllll

55,90 per your (In advance) mailed to 0umInI.ndtl.I Members Audit Bureau of Circulation:

We Strongest Memory is Weaker than the Weakest Ink." u=—_—_~_ ;_*L‘?‘P£‘_’z_"_’."_“;.‘ﬂ.”” .==-_r-sh. The Tour As A Task

Now that the Royal tour is over, and we have seen something of the multitudinous formalities of the programme, \ve can better appreciate what the Ottawa Journal calls iRs sheer physical aspects. .

The United States is supposedly accustomed to doing things in high gear, to packing 60 sec‘ Dnds into every minute. Yet so imprcissive has been the spectacle of Their Majesties unrelent- ing activity that the New York Sun chose in its leading article to discuss it as a prodigious feat. There must have been a score of things that paper wished to say about the Royal visit to Yashington and New York, yet it was primarily concerned at the virtual enslavement of Their Majesties to punctuality and schedule.

"No Commoner, setlzliu out to do the World’:

United states. . . . What matters it if you Emperor of India and Admiral of the Fleet. if yo head buzzes from trying to remember what. it be said to whom? What comfort is it is Lady of the Craltter and colonel-in-Ohio! of Black Watch it your insteps ache from the day's job? Better for oomfortfs sake that one be a lost and lonely soul, stepping up to the nesnat 'rn.vol- leis‘

Yet the four days in Washington and New York were hardly more exhausting that many another set-of four days spent in Canada. Truly, as a physical feat the Royal tuor has no pre- cedent, and is surpassed in wonder only by the deep and stirring significances it has revealed.

A Little More Democratic

‘According to an announcement appearing elsewhere in today's issue, the Executive Coun- rl has fixed Tuesday and Thursday of each week as the days for receiving delegations and granting interviews. It will not be possible for the Premier to receive delegations or to grant interviews on other days of the week, owing to the pressure of official business.

This, at any rate, will be more satisfactory to

the public than the attitude taken by the Prem' ier in his first year of office, when he complain- ed of the invasion of his privacy by people “who wanted jobs or exemptions or little favours," and warned that in future, people who came to town expecting to see the Premier and govern- ment members with “little complaints of purely local interest" would be “merely wasting their time.” He exempted his own constitutents from this dire prohibition. i Now. if only on two days of the week, a more democratic procedure is to prevail, and Tues- days and Thursdays have been set apart as of- ficial recciving days for delegations and inter- viewers. The only requirement is that appoint- ments he made in advance through the Premier's secretary.

The Wrong King

\Ve all make mistakes.‘Even newspaper re-

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which was to have been started in 1939, will not liowin operation till next season, but when it has been esl:Iblishc,<_i_.;,it.\itill afford. three round trips per day for the_.tra.uIportation of inotor oirs be-‘ tween Prinoe Edward Island and the mainland. The water’ stretch between Caribou and W

it is estimated that each trip of the proposed’

hour and a half, But if a used boat is to be re- conditioned and adpsted to the service these ex- pectations may have to be modiﬁed consider- ably."

Credit Where Due

Traffic problems occasioned by the un- precedented crowds in Charlottetown for the Royal visit were'ha.ndled with such smooth- ness and efficiency that they. appeared to be

dent Salt of the R. C. M.. P., who knew exactly what to do, and did it without fuss,

Credit is also due to the. authorities in charge of the decorative scheme of the exterior and in- terior of the Provincial Building. The. ' was redecorated and carpeted handsomely for the occasion. The appearance of the Confeder- ation Chamber wss particularly attractive. Government officials also deserve commend- ation for showing every courtesy to press rep- resentatives.

I Editorial Notes

I

o’ departments" of the liminary to the Toronto banquet in August. :- up is an

returning in doors after the inspection of the Guides, stopped before Miss Jessie Fullerton.

state of the weather. ‘ * I I

at which the Royal progress was made to Gov- ernment House. The responsibility lies on the shoulders of Assistant Commissioner King of the R. C. M. P. who set the pace. Mr. Rankine McLaine who was at the wheel of the

porters. Even crack newspapers reporters like those who accompanied the King and Queen across Canada. Witness the_ following story about the royal party at Banff, appearing in the New York '1‘imc.i. |

“Prime M.iaiist.er Mackenzie King, in a woollen sport suit with large checks, strolled around the grounds puffing contentedly on a pipe.”

Of course, it couldn't have been Mr. King whom tlic’Tt'm'rs reporter saw in this attitude of contentment. Mr. King may have registered con- tentment at being able to play hookey from his parliamentary duties; but '.Mr, King ﬂ€_V€1‘ smokes. He does not emulate former Prime Minister Baldwin of the United Kingdom, whose pipe almost became a badge of office. Like his long-time political npponeiit, former Prime Mliiistdr R. B. Bennett, smoking is a consolation‘ Mr. King has never enjoyed.

An Ontarioexchange suggests that the Times correspondent Will have to think up an alibi for that one before he returns to his home citv. About the only thing he can say is that he mis-_ took His Majesty the King for Prime Minister King,—-for King George smokes a pipe, and does it very gracefully. ‘ _ ‘

But imagine anyone mistaking Mr. King for, llle King_l

______;__.__..._..___.. i The Wood Islands Ferry

Announcement that the S. S. “Seabome”, at present at New London. Connecticut. has been purchased for the‘Wood Islands-Caribooferry service, and that this steamer will require re- modelling in (order .to convert her into 3 our ferry.-brings the billowing from the

or : » V - ' . v “This” cliaiigc of plans, .if"it has really been m_thbl‘ircd;~ ch‘n~'- hardly .bs~,pl'ecsing~ log. the people tux boat eflpcclally adaptgdior

' T ' built to~spscl-

vP,rj’nco Edward lsllnd; who were originally,’ ~m.,mh

pilot car, wished to slow down to two or three miles per hour, but the Commissioner insisted upon speeding up. On the return journey, Mr. McLaine listened to Commissioner King's ad- monitions silently, but set‘ a much more moder- ate pace, enabling thousands to view the King and Queen, even though the car was closed, I I II 1

In commemoration of the departure of Their Majesties from Halifax, the C. P. R. have is- sued a magnificent brochure Passenger List of the R. M. S_ Empress of Britain with the re- production on the cover. of a painting of the scene by Mr. Charles W. Simpson, R. C. A. Included are a number of historic photographic reproductions of the Royal Visit to Canada by Mr. W. G. Horton, official photographer and others. The Canadian Press representative, Mr. R. K. Carnegie, and the British Press repre- sentative, Mr. G_ Gordon Young, both of whom were here, are included in the Passenger List as well as Mr. Horton, who also was in Char- lottetown.

is 1- It .1:

Claiming that they are taxed out of existence by the pyramidding of Federal, Provincial and City taxes, all the moving picture houses have closed down in the city of Quebec, the" last

City Council. Mr. J. A. Paquet, acting for oper-

wrote a letter to Mayor Lucien Borne pi'otest- ing as “unjust” the .mayor’s remarks that, the‘

representing the 135 employees thrown out of

lost lo,-per-cent‘, in-. oper to ttbiiﬁlilw Tiyof it 11., . ive_ e , ia_l.‘'’‘‘It,io6,l:‘ sit ‘ ' - sult;of.tlii"trlsl_.iliow ‘ .-WMM

day night in protest ags crease. Mr.,Paquet said

‘the ,'t.~l'iesti-e

Vmi¢......-.1. u'in‘coate:nplsiad. c. ‘A

Islands is approximately i3 miles in length. pnd In ferry boat canbe made one way in about an Mei-aid

- in ‘ _.u-i cunomcrr ovor'..in|ln

non-existent. The credit is due to Superinten- Er

GVOD

gesxttier (they have 9. common in-I

There has been some criticism of the speed um,

ready comprehensive leave a._ permanent iinpiessio

straw being a to per cent surtax imposed by the '5” ators of Quebec's ll moving picture_ tlieatres E theatre opersfors had "blinded together tobring. . about an organized strike." _ The mayor ,was,. ‘quoted as making that statemciitto rdelegntiogi '

work’when theatres closed “indefinitely” Fri- i

tr

HINIDOAII W

ana elsewhere on the con- tinent. one 1 of p on’: chic! c ‘dsularslt ndw ided, Aldo it on this. He says

that in the t two ye non- don ved for auction over

has £350,000 worth of European collectors.

Tim Muslims nut. enjoy their

if

everyone on price on their

“Pin by a political colleague that our women M.P.’s aren't ex- ummies cotaerio in the

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. » true — snmtut ;'mi)ANGnuoos.

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11119. I d him I' eqiecued dindla. rip}: hat? but tttdspitomhgs

eve opmen as er s o . "Oh,'.' he said. "I horde thntzggoitre couple of years I80. I

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1 have spoken before also of 1 physician w heart rate drop- ped from 110 72 after ‘ of I some, and he lost much of his nervousness. tobillW.- and hlhtlvonen.

Perhaps you know an individual who has I. goitre-lump in front of his -when he was 15 years old, and twenty or thirty years after still has it, and apparently,‘ has no symptoms. This is because - goltiu sic not all alike; some are

anally have long talks to-

est in lawn tennis among other

innocent or harmless and some must be removed by 'sur¢- ery or xra s to Bpsservo life. The aim: or noccnt. type of ultra usually develops between

Liberal machine pre- $°,‘,,‘,",,,,’°“‘“‘“° “Y ‘”'° '“""' up $1 controls all ‘or 3 t o eovenueso empoymen, mm atom :30: 14,- _ _ ' soon as it dictates or largely ii: all Sormt: of pl9A3e:.°rThﬂ$pel:pa An incident of proceedings at Government 1"’1;¢g1r<l=:8tf-116 channels 01 cﬂpllﬂl 111- House was when Her Majesty the Queen on 0, the"c'°°‘ “on "

the citizen and itself — the indtvi- t 5* mi deg . dupel ciilpreipt ipﬁes ms freed 8 ‘° “ °" ' the M“ °° °" vo an e and made some comment on the unfortunate gunning the state: and on thlit day

activities of lli'e—us soon eat many

it ricls itself urns as arbiter: between

om to people who are einocrm, has to exist.

Toronto Saturday Night.

ll. is a. flashing kaleidoscope of incidents that make up the composite picture which is al- enollzh to

on dis of our‘ 1) . The Queen singing "Alou to" with A vast audience so that: she can take it. home to her chi

her eyes as she listens to the cheering. on Dominion squire, th Royal couple realizing. that the towering monument to the war

themin

em in 0 wu‘*preNiited more than half the crowd from seeing them and so walktn deliberately around the pile to ve everybod clear view, the subsequent was

through the swarming crowd of VeMl'dl'l5_ 1 all red tape fluttering futile in the breeze — the Queen bringing the Kin back to the rear platform of 1- eir car to pose for one lane little farm girl who had run across the fields with her camera. These kindly incidents are what the maple are today tel- ling- each 0 er-—oft.en wi-h ll psrdonmble catch in the t.hroIt..—- Montreal Star.

Reference hnn been rude to the work which has been carried out recently by I-lernol-.s, Imperial Airways air-liner, in taking up sssengers on _s cinl - ‘charter lights. And now t at the time has famous aircraft is

a route — though this 8 iner she will be carrying passen is across to Is 'rouquet.—it is certainly ID- piopristo to take on opportuni that it was as far

one reulized,wu one of those un - versai favorites like “sweet Ade- line" or "Home on the l'fA1l18°"

peculiar quality about such music I. fak- appeal, at seem tr over-ride whims of persona’- eiyane. W

The bouncy strains of "1' “ . ring out in all sorts of places. one hears it. from l"rench-On.nmd- inn choirs in formal concert. pie-

"ﬂnlﬂo l\ v’nu.A

crackles in the frosty might air on,mnny 3 H9131! ve in OR! uabec. But i isthen ttlmemost of us have heard of i. being sung in a palace and to nrinoesses.

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Is thatulong drawn out "oh.iii.E}i.)!i: is the high-apot.ofoIch

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ass "stage 2%.‘ %*°-.2 .3

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-V place to Hr. Kim.

An old Scotti.-h woman standing

semstions. It echoes merrily in

polity it;-tarls c‘::es. It. is as favorite “' ‘min °°""°'3° E '3; RAVI! 11 ill-I lm’ sing-so around l°°‘1 the piano of a. aund-as iﬁim. It is ‘wmnfuw °°"”“‘ 5°‘ ‘N 5 ‘W19 almost inevitable when a few over- ”..3h°"" N "' ““‘:25..,h‘°°° “*3 ‘me: indulirent. merryvmckcrs the: in ° .W . . ' an all-night restaurant. It I'm but In body,

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‘ Tn order to obtain a more g stoma of qtrsnncting ‘Government btibiness,uciii‘;eui.;°;l ccui.ivg...Council-has ,tixo¢l.'l‘uesduys and Thurs. gsassv‘ ot!‘ each vgock iisdntlge ’ ‘

0 ' 9 Oman lntervie . - . manta must be made in adwancdvsbymiiltiliiiiia. pending with the Prelnieifs secretary, (Tm, phone 976-). ‘

Owing toﬂtho necessity’ of attending to de. pgrtmental“ administration and other Official business. it will not be possible for me to re. celve delegations or to grant interviews on other days of ‘the week. ‘

“All! A. CAMPBELL,

Premier.

days for receiving ‘

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thin >. but the other I'm w °' °‘ 1’ W’ ”- “ ‘‘‘° ' v ~ - - iii tﬁomseutmlmmer i"°pev‘£'iiyei.'l'l‘n“l:§ iiignl). 'i'-iiwiifiwph iziﬂir dm 333: (st. -mama '.l‘lmu-J ) A """’ "““——m*-m d Qga/cre Bras, preliminary to Waterloo this ummuﬂvfugm Iinas °°nc°mp:5- g‘,:;:ng1km%,ezlg,&,,mtg:N”m"{fk D; “W, ,,_,“m_bm.m “ﬁn A,Royal Meal . dlw°'g0rwlél:6°ku¢|1ees.:je£::, when bu‘ ate 1 I5. ' “G13-‘3°" 3““°"“"‘ change in the st:-u'cture oi woik- clud-ins tbs looomo vo in which tn; ‘ «' 1529 duets were banquet-s. ' " " "' “ ' ’ in; process of the body. However, KHISN ' ‘ ’ ‘to .. . . . Th K d in has - the v -——-- ' ' C°“8T3t“l3h°“5 *0 S°|13t°l' Melﬁheﬂ 0“ his work: hnv?pl:en“x|']ege.rdec°l .3 the ,‘,§,,,’§“§§’,f, if‘: F,’},,“,,‘Y,’§§,,,,,’§' the Since the Kins and Queen began BROXBOURNE, En3land—(cp) sixty-fifth birthday. greatest munitlon factories in the what causes me gimme type 0; Q0 I-hot» the pm) my see the I 0811348 It his been —F6m9|8- Mott. of the Herlsam ~ — - — li.".T“l' era: ’.‘.‘:."."“,§ll:‘.i'=°“'° «mm mm were mm ' *°° ”°..“.‘,'.,..“':°a:; l‘:..l':“.tl aver.“ area: ‘%’.l?;‘“.';°.*?.‘.“‘:;.“..:“;:““d;,<: The next big event is our Confederation ylgiughhggst 14 0.00033 8:1'grk3lE1‘°‘;:li)‘\i!li$.8 EI:lLf"t’1:.‘::§§‘s:.l-taiiiilwlotsxsarlil fgg§*p*g£°¢ m uylihie umd£h§1t;no%hGk y mine p _ “““ celebration in July, mm It meg‘ are 30 um I W 8 an 5 _ Canadians would use t, iii the with the bill of at ‘ t . . . . um lﬁldwbefgfﬁ cé“nm2-‘..'l'-.l%..‘:.i..i?'?::."..;.“.:'."..t'°‘:l..°%.:?. We the v°°P.*:..“°"* mi "**".....- '.*.r'*.'.=.....“°‘ '2.“ ”' mars‘ :§t.t‘.‘.?2 NOTICE The number of visitors and tout-ins here from ‘St’... aucn'cvlpi3it bei maeucililti i°¢,°‘l.‘?"°.,‘.,,§“X;"t,“",‘,,°d,,,';“‘},,§,',,°3ﬁ I It all enogi rm-gut. odd on tboopooasion 2; huptcln up; - as a she shortage. u hcp- ' ' _ ' . ”"°"' A'W°“- - V --—- away on Wednesd‘ay.#W8;s simply enormous, :2 1:“ giro; ilxplrat wsi-,81:oulg,‘seom aw, ‘d,,““°,,,,,, {$33 p'{,‘:,“'ﬁon‘,‘.‘,’}{ mt wxg t that _ '3: nmromv.v‘um.h ouwbawguelg . ANNllAL MEE'l'lN(} Remark overheard on the street "AM the hiss Standard. . i ‘ - $tﬂ‘¢B*‘l'1;?|l?.’l!;1‘Q\ll!'y ouisfliii ma ah gm“ 3 th:l'!‘lin§u9-°Joilr- lM°°“'1x of 1'. H, King is a manly man and the Queen 2 queenly Blenheim Palace. home of m'me,p,¢“‘l°°;'1y ? "“““,,,’ °,’ml',‘,' ‘,’ﬁ"'°" ''g,'‘“ '1 in "ﬁg. mm hm "1 3""-‘l. g1rg11°|'13l° lliumhﬁm womm" “'9 Du“ ‘md D“°l"” °‘ M”‘1"oii=d oixiinuenzalhnmgllgtcly xiii'eced- thdssmgitisc w were gm” duet mallv-uy in m ' W gi-ld:‘y' c(vi3"ﬂ:"iiii;im'23l:i Fi‘p3l§’_': ' b°‘°“3h "'4 -’°°"° °f * dmniiing the onset of the dangerous to have from the K111; and ' us '. ' 8 ‘clock!’ M.’ 6 r’ " “ *" ’°b"°"Yvl‘h°°““’?d‘Y-l3°“°°lformofgoiiire" andoneeny ~ Mes ceumd,m1niam.u. ‘A....,,.' .,,,,,, mun ' ' t f B’“‘ln'5 WWW‘ 5h°W'Pl”°‘- This dangerous very often Th’! 18 In 0 l. we I‘-ﬂuid. I led to the board a all Gomg. ham weglnadwdwu Cd thridl est 0 ‘1””u‘:‘“lftu_¢tl gill; .P‘f‘b1“"° ‘$9934: occurs where there as never be- mink 319 P . those Wu - B061. IWIIWM lﬂ-nib ton present will hhnve s “}° i“““’ -°‘ °.§‘~‘. ‘Y.-“’“ 51?“ ~. ..““*=‘"°‘° fin mm’ ‘ r of °m “wow”. “-fl“ t.':t..:ii:.°*r°:. ::..it; :'s*é°.‘.it.°u.,.,‘“ $° “"ss ﬁt: mm '°:;’.t:“aw'°.a.°°...a‘::a "3: :°.r-i.“i.. 2-.:r:.':~ 0 *9 3“*°‘5¢5 1 ml "18 ° 3" Y ° 3"“ Churchill _ in nos folio his ' ° - an. ob we crow-so duck.'dx-uze’. briuelcoek (turns). nu human 1 discussed. nu -« t x victory in the bottle or B1 elm, ',’§°i,f"°’° "°“"°’“ " "°"‘“‘ “ a nomlnsl foo mi: huougn in wine; peacock) black eoclsmuir. 1'hhmeetl&¢l:°vIiideo mi. what is in a superstition? It was significant :.'.‘.‘3..."“t..2°°.§‘..‘.“....“.i° .’..““:‘.i.’;..."ti ,,‘,;‘,=;‘“,:=:,*:,"~,,,‘,'}‘°',',,,“°{,,'°‘.:,:;;§;,= ‘F..;‘-:.’..‘°ot°'3.. ......‘°' °‘.'.*’f..?: “lbs..- a.i.:....... mun. Ru... $"‘:'.t.:l':'....'a’..:‘.‘;"‘... ..‘:.l‘: that car bearing the number «I3.» stopped for a mlilestgoundt. and “is t.hs_mlargest ‘ u,,¢n,,,_ m ,,,:“,,,t' phyaicung % sxtrgngqpgngrﬂwpyor by of ppI.;ohu.ﬁeciis and all other v 18::-paint: us-i:puncemenl. on us time and blocked the Way to Government Kills ngiii uii“ecf‘iro'xii'lne émpuiiﬁ gg-;,9,;,°',g,';*t,:,°,,~,,nd,,*;,-,ge,,g,;==;t,;; And inauui . or mmxm¢”h'“_-noun Sync tum , ” In M. BROWN. H°“5° ‘°" the G‘“d°“ P3“Y- “M “‘° “ml “ °“° “““'“‘“" °=-‘M 8" W°*ln8 10° mi "3" iiawtiiradn mm!’ ma mlﬁciiiiis “' ﬁiimli gguﬁimﬁum ongoiknii 1.-305 s-it-is-19s§iri>iz'ry' ' .. . 4. .. ““1°n-Mk“ VW»W*},1°hln°h9 undiod1nesreprescrlbed.Ifthlsw ,,,.,,,,“'3,°""“°°“ 1°“; _ , ..__.‘ “den “Yaw “-994 '0 be Wild °"°*' ' treatment fails, operation becomes by 0 ‘°°'.,,,,,,.»“" What is one man's food is another man’s 5*] “ll 1‘;"g_l'°€:l"° m°°"¢:‘1°“ ‘:33,’ necessary. gxugrgn Q,‘ "-9 “,1 ma. poison—the rain on Wednesday was worth a 3.3.. 1,? wm¢:o,-° c3'¢,;¢_ _°m,w, 51",? ll? I5 ‘T119 RN31 '1l|‘I1n' SD90- million dollars to our farmers, who, in addition, 01 the W°1'ld- Gentﬂle Alouette ' ..__._..' v — got 3 day off. it at out: “full mndmminnm 4 (mm ——Fi_nil ) ' WANT Mo“ nu“! * * men 0 EIHOCTBCY Q 0 II ['0 be . .. . . 1', lwfl/hell shll lltlsin-tereetlntoeadin Pnpie Mlxmstefr Macket{;edKuf saw was iireifimiiiiigiritiiy-nln.li!epe§a':oFni’riat tip _$ deapotaiiilée (that pillows’: 1% 5”" ’'°“’” °“' °“ .° ““ ‘V’ ‘° if igbe aii to atei B mliiecii "iii l mwmit "Alolietzhe" proud Scottish father visiting his sons in Lon- mg puwinpaiiygx wiiiii e°ciu:l'tr’e::- liiiihoits inter-m “ ycntulog of . I don, he was speaking “only to bosses and heads 4033- A3 300“ I5 the -SW“ imdel“ dewrlntive anatomy. e so .

Every-2f hours we print a com- plctalu new and rcfrulllnyly differ- ent publication. .Read hour paper.

-. _ daily.

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