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1. 1 , 11- 1, ' .’1111i1-1'- 1l11't‘\' iil

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11, - 1. 1 -1.'1. 111 tht- tfitt

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1 .11*1I ttill lic i1i.'tiit-

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11 .1 1 I 1111111-11\'ei111-11!

1.11 '11 the Ii11i11iiii1it1`s

1 1 1-' "1» iii' line iit~\'t‘1o1i-

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1"11:ii 111111-1i'11titt ter-

-1" 111 11t':"--il 11111 that the

1 1.' .'11 g'-1 _l;11g~|1-~1 |i1i~~'iIilt‘

1 .'ifI~1' 1111- Close fii the

1- '1 '11-\;_1111 11- 1111- c11ti1i1i1-1't'e

1 1 ` 1' 111 It'.t11~'1»ort hzit

. 1 -1111-1 th' bv nicht as

_ 1 i -‘--1111 Ii- \\1'll 11-' in 1 1 111-1111 :t r.'i11i11 111-.tin

' -1 11 1.1111-:ig |.11iiits \\liit`li

"~ 1'-- i1~_1- 11111-1111-r or not

1 1 1' it '.11 1111 141-11111111.

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t- -111-1' rt-1111r:1i1-`f tzicilitics.

---111 -_1 |11-11111-1' I.1ii1Iii1g fields

~ '~_ 5111111- 111111' t1‘.'1i'_< ago

` -»11-i ti;1 1-- 1111- pri--1-tit about

I1 - 7. 1- 1-\111~i.»l1'1l -iii 1li:1t \\'oi'I<

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11.1- ef

t‘\i.\,'1'r 111 I p-1\1- at t'e

n1---‘- anift-1

it-zit. -1111: ti'1

of S/-111111

[i1il‘i.

111- s

nn the :=.=it`

that

tht- I

found S1111 plane* Ii.'1-ti

an 1

tives

viiicial cfti

.,.

(I 11111

oriii

n-£114 (41111

rzil i

R1>i11';1I 1 1 1

1111 ~

l1'i'

1ti'i.'1l

i-1 -1.\'v niiit-s ti-ont \':in-

l.f': \. I11 :11l1lii11-11. iiititiicipal air-

111-1111---.'11 ci1i1~< 1-it the aii'\va_v are

1-1.11

11111111111-11i1iofaft1l1i.1I

' '_':'1'1'= hztvitiq 111-1-it iiiale to

1 -'s i--r thi- 11tii'1111_1; li_v the Gov-

ip 1311 it 11--1< riiutfinnced that Sum-

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it 111 -1 ii uiiii its 11111111

11:11-1-1-~ ft I_i111-i'.'i1 11r1-~s:1ls<i s‘:1tt‘

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11-' 1~ -ii t11111i1n11tt

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'. 1. _ 1' -it eiigiiit-t-i's have 11 1.3- -- ~- ' 111- :is a sea-

'1.i1- - 1 I1.1ili11r:t1‘tt1-t.1l i'--1' t1'.'--\tI.'i1iiit' plzuit-s, and

that

: ` 511-0 has lit-en nizttle by the

L'l"t ll Ol

‘G11\'<-1'iii1it'1tt_

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hiii Iiztve our Ouef-ns ('1'»ttntv representa-

bt-1- n

DI 1111' 1-`1'>-L hit s 111

1_111t. li

1--'. 11111'

g1'ii1'1"1il\' J11‘e \ 1111--I

1111111 111 1.1-1-11 t 11111-111111-iiiwii. the 111:11. 1111 1.111- 1111111 as an air centre. This

1 ~- 1'-ii--11't11l1_v I11-ing ni.'irle at ~1 __l1.111111 14111- rise ni some serious

1_1 11,111-'r iii which our civic auth- . 11.1 of 'I‘1':11l1» and business men

1-il. It is one which

eff;

iii.-"1r \-,`-i-`i. in vit-tv of the progress

151111113 1111 111 1-1.1 -.‘.1-1-1--111111 p:i1'tict1I:irl_v in view

Stim-

tt 1'1i’\' \‘1'I'1 '11' 1.1111 l1i‘§'1ii't‘ Iliili. .\Il”. Dilli-

1111""

II-1111 _\'

1'- 1' 11'i111t't ii1i'1l'»i\i'ii1i'tiI~` .<llti

11-- 11-11 111-1'1-111-.\t uct-lt. .-\.< t__Jtir‘ens

-1 ~111' 1111- t'.\|11-titlitiirc of foile-

ttltl

1 1 .1 , 1111111-_\' i~ lit-ing 1-xpi-iiilcd

-- 1 1 _ -1111 1- 11111111-

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1 111'.-‘ 1 11.1- 1;' `;_211 1'11-111111-_ in tht'

1 .

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iii

/111 ‘ii 11- 11 1 1 I--11 11-r 1111111-tri. I".'I-11

1.1 1 1- 111 1 `11 ._ 111 11.111- ~i1111~i'1-1| tor

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lit tli

lifts the

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Oiiltiriii Solo..-ly Ctinipaign

_iii-

1 ` : - 1'1ii1i|~:tii;ti

1 11111111 1.1111111111 tiit\\

I. :--"- 1 \\1tl1 tIt1~ :|4111 iii ciitliiit

t I1 111 11 1 I I1.

iiuiiili-_-r ut higlittziy ac1'i1l1-tits. l'i'o111iiicn:

1 1

:it 'I`i'ee the distingtiislierl actress. a

` I

in tliis caiiipaigii is a series of

being ptiblislicd in the newspaper

vince. The first advertisement 1`e:ittii'cd a large photograph of

it ntttn g1':t\t-l_t iiijlired or dviiig, l_\'iug :it full

1111;,-111 lit-siilc tht- car. being band

tor, tvliile t\\"i-\\'ii11t<-it stitntl h_\' in 1';ii11p.'ii;_~it is dc-crilicd as “designed to sliot-It 111.,

pt---ple into a realization of the 1Iri\'t'1'.~' and greater care."

It is not the first occasion on wliich such

1111-ihrids have been employed in

fliiwn the serious toll of dead and wotiiiderl in zttttoiiioliile accidents. The pltotograplis of actual :tcciflents I'1ave been reproduced. \\'i'e-.'lt-

cd cars have been motinted on d scene of ~'n1a_sI1es. Literature _<11 11tt_- " \nrl Stiilden Death" giving

tlit' .'1‘_"lil_\' and suffering such accidents can cause

Iias been widelv circulated, Rn ‘_'f\t“~ tin. It was pointed oitt. in

lritc~t Ontario campaign. that 546 lit-(-5- 11-1-1-13

I1'-st in motor vehicle accidents

iilr <c\f’i1 i'nontl'ts are niaintainerl reiich Roo killed and 14.000 injttr

t_-iiice last year. and that this _vear,

____

J Editorial Notes

.\Ir_ _I_ I.. f‘1:tirfI. iiiveiitiir of

I111i'i1 this tlatc, 1888.

111 -o ni it

.\iter l‘rin11- .\Iinisier King is d

i11str.'ti,<_fl1te11 out Premier .\hcrhart. hc will

hate to take Premier Hephtirn in

} U U C

It may be recalled that the cl

Iii1|iet'i:il tonference intimated lPtI\<‘ a holiday to recttperate sho rt‘tttrn to Ottawa. _-\Ias, for the

1_i;is upset their ripple-tart antl tl 1tii'tlier vacation for thc-n1_

11 111 ¢ 111

|`l fl

nie ing 111:11 .\Ir. .\berh:trt called for I1

11-Iiirh was forthcoming, Evidentl

is not a Social Creditor accordin

11 111 111 »1

.\inong receiit-deatlis notices ar

litlward l)a\'i<11n. who represente

tlie tlttawa Confei'ence, and I

.\`ir Ilerbert. Sir I`-ftlward bclon

llriiish Guiana fainiI_v, thc Daviso lieing Iiritiseliold words there fo

I.ad_v Tree. besides being a Sha tress of the front rank, won through earning for the S. A.

three weeks about $111000 bv reciting Kiplir1g`s

"'l`he _-\bsent Minded Beggar."

x u is 11

It is now reported that the Federal-l"ro\'i1ici'rtl

I°`in1tnce (foinrnission is to be pr ilie lIoi1.' Newton \\'. Rowell, C

tlnt:irio. The other two menihers are said to

_ _I

he an eminent eastern jurist (tt

tlicate Quebec b_v the present-<Ia_v ot the term easternl and a prominent westerti

publicist-whatever that means.

I‘i'inic I\Iinister`s search for an iudepentleiit Lug-

lishman as chairman failed; after port of Sir Andrew Rae Duncan

handled, we can readily understand that equal- I_v eminently qualified jurists wotilrl hesitate to

place their services at the disposa

111 1- in 111

Sir Thomas Beecham the fan

has an imitator in Sir Adrian Botilt as a .~'coI1I».»r of late coniers. At the Fistetltlforl in i\Io11t-

g1»itici'_vsIiire the other day he re follows: “A few of you have

.\IendeIsohn’s finest songs by your untimel_v in- trusion," halting it duet during the perfornizincc

of “Elijah/’ Sir Adrian was

Montgomeryshire County Choir of 500 with an orchestra of 50. After the interruption he ask-

ed the singers to render the duet

cluctor of the British Symphony Orchestra, Boult was knighted in the last New Year`s hott-

ors list,

0 1 u a

“Money makes money” is an

nothing more to most of us, bitt

to Big Interests. An accountin

in the New York Surrogate's court reveals how a net estate of $50,000,000, left by \\`iIli:int Rockefeller in 1932, is growing in capital value

at the rate of $t,ooo,ooo a year,

who are to be the first to ditide i

public accounting of a trtisteeship, which li:1s1

been executed for fifteen years vate supervision of his four chil teen grandchildren, to whom _Ioh

of his infant and tinliorn grcatgrandcliiltlreu.

ler's brother gave the right to enjoy the interest

on this accumulating wealth dn

times, without touching the principal. \\`hiJ1- the principal is growing at the rate of a million

a vt-ar, \\'ilIiam's four children

griitirlcliiltlren have been dividing

.<1-It-es an additional three-quarter ntial interest.

u n o is

A 1-aid by 2.ooo Canadians campaign in \\'ood- E

cole Park. Surrey, on F.psoin police station _iust :1 fter tI'ie war is recalled by the Iii~|1r-ctor Charlie Pav\'Ie_v. He was in t'hai'g1\ of

ilic df-fenrling force of 14 office

:truse after two Canadians had been arrested for

ilisorderlv condiict. Several (fa

1insuc1'eslftilI_v to rescue their cotintr_\-ineii. 'l`h<-I whole camp was promptly turned otit h_v a 1|i'1i1n1nerIio_v'< biigle call and marched to I-111-11111. wlir-re the_\- bombarded the police station with

:ill _<111-is of missiles and threw tliroiigli broken windows. Ins orflcred a baton charge b_v his lit ing the (anadians front the yard.

erl that the (anarlians then gave

aiifl returned to camp. In the .<1-rgeniit Green received a fract diefl the following day. Nine ( arrested and six were sentenced

111111111 11,- 1111 me 1.0111 ti11ri111g_si G11'ii1ir11f1i

.\ssizcs.

--------__ __ _ . _______ \ 1,,

Pi'cii1ier Aberhart has lost his

1-t':tI. II n. _l_hii \\`. H gill, K.

.J` ____

atlvertisenients s of that l`ro- in this si:i'ic-s

a siiiaslietl i'.ir,

aged li_\' 11 doc- 1tt1xiet_\‘. 'I`I1t'

ncetl for satiiet'

efforts to cut

isplav near the 'I1 as the f:iin- ftill details of

t still the l1»_-_- Iatiiicltitt; this

in that Pro-

the total will d.

tclet isiiiii. was

huttil.

elegzttes to thc

tliev tvert' to anti

rtlvi after their

I‘rii11e Kliiiietcr 1

:ind the .\Iiiii.~'tcr of Finance. Pi'cii1it~r .\Iie1'h:ti't

` ' ` . 1

ere will bc no

while thc go-

if the figiii-oc ute. Loudon Moiiiing Post.

one atteiiijitiiig

Son inc

])l`U

att1ir11ey-geii- Mo

ki., tIl(‘ f1\1|1'tI1 _t

iilicr of his Cabiiiet to get out

_ _ _ _ ltf1`i is good. I\o explanation is A1

offered e.\;ct‘pi _im s resignztlion Ili v. while a Sri- _I '_

rirtl (`refIitor according to Douglas. .\Ii'. Ilitgill

to _-\hcrli:1rt pan

e those of Sir wo

and cial

laiigtiagc, ui culturul and so-1 110. in \\"»ti's ol' thought and-

a.spit'utioiis. lt was in vain that the Jews I0 tl oni_\

brottglit cconuntic prospciuity land stink in poverty. for that acceiittiutccl the strife. The

Jcut, the Artib. the Maiidatory Potrci, no doubt all niude mistakes, but luiidtttitentully all three ot them were the victiiiis oi uncontrollable cii'ctiiii1~;ta1iccs. Noi' do thc Comniiss-' on hold- out any hope that Time, the gi'eaL 111.-tilt-1', can, under the ¢;»x_ ISHN; rettitiie, liciil aiiytliiiig in Pu erttiic. Repeat-cd attetnpts to' ccnciliztte either rucc have only in-. ci'tu.~t-ci the troiilili-; there is dead. I0-'fi Ii0\\'. and tltt-rc will be intensi-1 ilctitioii ot the detttilock in the fut-1

A farmer walked into a gene-r;1l1

store und. iio iiialc tlt-rl; being vis-1 b1e, iient tip to a lady clerk and asked: "Have you any sl1or.s?"1 "“ll_\'. ,\'c.~'." i't'plit-tl the iituttleti, "dol you tvtiiit tlicni for litdics or fori i1iei;'."' The lurnier .stared at 111-r itir tt iiitiiiieitt. "We I," lie tli'tt\\lcd,1 "I \\'1t1itt~ti tht-ui for mv pi-c;s1"

Hou. Stuatrt (i1ti'siii1, .tltiiiilobzfsl

pt'o\ 1111111! 1i'111__1|1~1.1»_ 51,15 _iw P101,

niii>t iind l1ii':;t't'_i_i1-111_~ 101- Lax-|

.1 oi tlierc will li.t\'<~ to bc dras-1 cut.1ii1int-tit ot social .»t‘i'i‘ices_1

tic 'l'lic

tzi.vpa_vci'.». 'thc o\t~i"titti'deitcd cltiz-1 cus who ittirk day in uuti day outi

conti iitttc un e\'ci'-1i1ci'casingI

who

ted to a ptiltcy of 1ci'i'1L1.ii'ial ex-1

tl lli<‘ (i0l1il\lt‘~` chance to trttdt-_ Says thc Japitncsc'

,a1l_v Reei'holm Dal nd \\'i1lo\v of

§l"fl I0 itll ‘llfl tu en Japuit tiiid thc outside world,

n's tif 1-21-rliicc which liuvc 1-1;t.~i1-d .since 1931. will r a Cciittirv. V I V _ __ _ k(_SPmr(_;m n'C_ htitt- tlillictilty t't-coiiciiittg this

relaxed 1i\t‘i'1ti1_1lil." Some people

aceitil tlt-t'l1ii'1ttioii with Ja airs

_ - p ttitrlyiiig fztine pi~<-.~t-1ttt1_e_ci'c.~'si\'c iiitiitot-tivi'es on

\\'ar lftind ini

esirlcrl over Ii_\'

I1I(‘f _Ill<lI\`(’ til

iich it-111111! iii- ii1tci'p1'et1tti1ii1

l£videntI_\' the

tlte way the re- has been mis-

l of .\lr. King.

tous contlttctor

httkcd them as ruined one of

condticting the

again, A con-

aphorism and it is a reality

g made pulilic

for the lit-iicfit

It is the first

under the pri- Iren and four- n R. Rockefel-

riiig their life-

aiid fottrieeii among thein- rnillioit of an-

rleath of ex-

rs_ The triitible

nadians sought

lighted papers pector l‘awIe_v tlc party, cicrtr-

lt is rectitint- tip the :tttziclt melee Police

tired skull :ind `:tnadians were to one v1-:tr in

-and respect, not iitcrcly ioletatlon.

the coiitinciit ol' Asia. But it po nts , in the dii'ection ol it gi't‘1tt ti'ttl1h;‘ that the t,ei'i'itcrial mitbitions of the 1 "l1ttvc-iiut“ nations \vill tend to ev- aporate as prospci'ity is prodttced in the world by freer iiitcihaiional, inttrcottrsc iii tlte llclus of ti'atlc`

A gathering of (i`11-rimin-(‘aliad-

inns at Regiitu tltc otht-t' clay puss- ed it 1'csol1ttioti tleitttitidiiig equality

The swiistika batiiiet' was on the p'atioi'iit aloit-,xsitle the Union Jack. tl'.ci'e were shouts ot' "Heil, Hitler." Nazi saltttcs were given and nation- al songs were sung. There is no need for Gerinzttis to pass resolution for eqtiiiltty and respect. That Lies within thentselves. All they have to do is to live according to Canadian staiitlnrtls and ideuls. Nothing else is i'et1ttit'ed of any fort-igiter who wislit-s to lie treated with eqtiality and t'espet-1. '.l`l11-,v iiitist adapt them- selves to their new e1i\'1i'on11ieiit.. Tltcy too, niust show to ermice to- wards otlicrs. lt t.h1>i'e itrc any Jews in Rcgitia--aiitl no doubt therc tire- these Gttrinttiis initst exhibit the same tolerance to\\'tti'ds them that the people of Catiadtt do. - St. Thomas T.ntcs Journal.

Public opinion in the United

States coiitronted by the menace of totitlitarinn states in Europe is fast swinging to a rczilizatlon that the tivo greitt Anglo-Saxon democrttcies will have to .stand or fall together. Official evidence of general recog- nition across the border that Great- Britit n is lighting the cause of democracies ittniinst dlctalorships was provided by the recent state- ment of ilte Ainerican ainbassttdoi' ln London in wliich he said: “Des- 1 pots have forced America and Bri- ttiin to tinzli-i'1ake 1'eai'inainent rind. having tiiideritikcii it, we must nec- ess.<1tt'il_\' win thc arnittiitciit race."-

Cnlgiiry Herttlti.

S0 that old ptiplnjtty, now in hls

dolage. Ltidi-1itIoi'Il`. .~1t_v,s the British Empire is iii it .shite of decay and is di.si1itegi'1tting. Surc_y he hits not forgotten whitt lic termed "the blat-kest day in the history of the Gcrmrin ai'iny." when the Canad- luns aclvnnced so fnr on the Antieits front, August 8, 1918, that they capttired p:iymi1.stei's and all the-lr booty of marks just off the printing prcss.- St. Catherines Stniidard.

To the graduating class of the

lt git scliool :it Cl111i'lc.ston, Miss., the Rev. J. Mtiri'u_v '1`a_\'lor of Memphis, spoke on thc subject of "If You Would Succeed." He included in his 1't»i1im'ks a forintiltt for success so

}>0l't1l£iit oi ‘.111-.ir cttriiiiigs ui taxes Igacf

cgiiitiiiiu tu won te- ` - '

_\. Wm b0",_m_m_d limi) -scattered over the farm". Ano'.her

bci1d.\mt-it itkt- thc Hclozs oi old, at

were eiisitiicti b' I - S i' r ere' te of thctiicticlicislolitlii:dlti?1;; Imlflto mild- Tm" were 27 bm scein to i1i:g_-1-t that tli1i.~c who the uucc .sliott tl ttlso slittre in it.- day .itreal Guizt-tic. 1now

-~- - jon indeflnltel_v.S1ifl`ice to say that

The 0i~i1~iitul l~.`t~onomist," pub-`there are hundreds of farms with 5d1I1T0k.\o1 .t.sst1i~e.s tis that ln excess of 100 Hungarians in ui; has no tt-ri'it1ir al aiitbitions_ _ their °"d‘"` I0 "I*"“l“ 11°F l1\`11\t_! stand- 'conceded that they multiply them-

am" W U10 lt‘\`l’l~* lll'l‘\'1lll1i1s 0156- selves bv six in a single yciar. and

rc, Ji-lpuii 1111.- in the pust re- that `

sion, says tlic Ecoitoinist. But 105

Japan is fully contetit with the ` D11-.sent order ot divistoit of the mn i- _ -1-1 11 1 i s and All it steks is alclim

Jer: "If lrcetiuiii ol intei'iiatinnal1‘°°m

dc s restott-ti, it is our firm con- ‘War tion thatt .lie tense i-1-latitilis bc- on

and hitatice.--Lx. 'ms

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HUNGARIAN PARTRIDGE

That a feeling of dtsquie H

I $22 w0SI:!IqIihI;‘DatSF.n;S_ _ .__ ._ __ _ -.

$-I4 YOUNG MENS SUITS $9-95

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“SA VE DOLLARS ON YOUR EXHIBITION SUIT”

I HENDERSON & CUDMORE

Sir

exists among farmers in this prov- ince as to the ultimate status tit the Hungarian partridge is evi.. denced by the queries put tg the wrltcr during his tour of duties which takes in all sections of the province from East Point to West Cape.

Introduced here 10 years ago

they have increased and spread to such an extent that very few per- sons have the least idea as 1,9 their present numbers in this province. A reliable estimate plac- ed the number of birds this spring in Queens County alone in excess of thirty thotisimd. This deduc- tion was reached by using the number of school districts in Queens County as a basis. In sev- eral the number was known to be in excess of 300. Time of census the month of March. '

Fears were expressed at the

beginning of this present breeding season that the contlntied wet spell would have 11 detrimental effect on the hatch. That these fears were grotindless is shown by the follctv- ing: A farmer nt Vernon Rivet' reported a little over ft week ago that he had 5 covies on his farin averaging from 20 to 22 birdscach.

i`ot'ii1t-1' ttltc-i'ii-1t1\'c is t-iilculat di

to ctcld to tiic 1tppi't-liciisitiii ot tiieiamiew days mt" a farmer from

g Creek was asked how the

birds were coming in his locality. replied: “'I’herc's over 100 on my la ; I have 3 large covies in my

field besides other covies

Marshfield said: “Lots of them

’I'hcrc is a flock of 26 In my

horse stepped on one yester- while I was horse-hcelng and there is only 26". I could go

environs. It is generally

allows for losses caused by

predators. weather. telephone wir-

trnlns and other causes.

Farmers argue that they produce

bt'oods in a season.. I am in- d to believe that there Is e truth in/their assertion. This I saw brnocls that were flying

Jttl,v ist tthey are able to ny

at approx. 3 weeks of nge) and three days ago I was shown anest of 10 eggs that the mother bird was incubating, to be exact Satur- <li\_v. August 'ith was the dale I saw the nest. Observers claim that the first setting contains anytvhere ft'om 18 to 26 eggs. while the sec- ond rtins from 10 to 12.

They have plenty of good qual-

ities. their weed seed eating activ- ities bolng one of them, besides the presence of the covles enlight-

the cotintryside and gives the

nature lover as well as the sports- men it thrlll. However, they have developed one trait that is not so good. that is burrowing into stacks ol' grain during the winter. No special complaint has been made over the amount of grain the;-eat. but when they choose the top of the stack as a base for operations the stack begins to take in Witter. Last winter one farmer at Orwell complained that he lost fully one third of a stack of wheat from the aforementioned cause. Slight dam- age is also reported to the stocks

as well as standing grain.

Recently complaints have come

in that these birds are respons- ible for the spread of mustard, or wild turnip. and apparently with good foundation. In this last in- stance it ls felt that the good they do in destroying weeds overhal- ences any harm they do in carry- ing them to other localities that

are free from certain species.

Aside from the reaction among

the farmers to the venture, from it sportsmans viewpoint the ln- troductlon has been st phenontenal success. From 11 small beginning at the old Stone Quarry on the Mount Edward Road near Char- lottetown in the fall of 1927 they have established themselves ln the province as far west. as Summer- side and south and east to Mur- ray Harbour and the Sourls Line

Road.

In Queens County the main con-

centration exists imd practically every farm in this partlculiarcoun- ty can boast at least one covey at the present time, and the season's hatch st-ill not completed. The estimate for Queens County this fall. using the approx. number of farms in the different school :lis- trlcts and the average number of birds in each, ls approximately' one

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AT THE AQUARIUM

Serene the silver fishes glide

compact that some of the tvtenty- threc boys and girls to whom hej pztrtlcttla1'l,v adtliessed his words will be bound to rcniembcr it. He said, as the Mississippi Stiii recorded his. talk; Stand up to be seen, speak up to be heard and shut up to be ap- preciated, Few gradtiation speakers mnnage to put in ia few words the linptirtiance of vis bility. audlbl.ity`

and sllencc_~Ncw York Sun. p

"Increased lncnmes depend on ln-

creaised production. The only way we can raise wages without raising costs ls by increasing production.; The only way that each of us cani

have more is if we produce more to] go around. This is a simple fact that has been generally overlooked. We’ve been so busy squnbbllnll UVM' how the pe is to be divided that we’ve failed to see that the pie is too .small to begin with, Before we can each have ia bigger slice. we must. mii.‘-te the whole ple bigger. We

must- produce moms-mon lends.

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_ *_ 1/ - nr- -1 u.'.a=-A "L - '- ._

Stern-llpped. and nate. and won- I

der-eyed!

As through the aged deeps of ocean, They glide with wan and wavy

motion!

They have no pathway where they,

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They flow like water to and fm. They watch with never winklng

eyes.

They watch with staring. cold sur-

prliie.

The level people ln the wr. The people peering. peering there: They also wander to and fro. And know not why or where they

80.

Yet have ri wonder in their eyes, Sometimes a pale and cold surprise.

-Max Eastman.

more services._ more houiilng. more transportation-before we can eit-

pect to live better."-Canadian Banker.

We are continuing this great sale of Men’s Suits. The prices

H PUBLIC FORUM AUGUS I SUl'I' SALE

There ttas no sort ul' common-I .|i;l:|:n1::l-I-rl ab.rrn.nb.»=d::»

gtottiict Lic1\\t-cii thc tivo cuinntuiii-1 iiuntlon ol Interest. 'Ilan ties tA1'1tLiiaiis' anti Jcivsi. The one °"“I°"°'“"" °‘°"""" ‘°°° “°‘

mt.. prc-tloiiiituuitly Asiatic in chat'-1 :f°°¢¢¢“¢""":»n'ii::;: ‘u nm".

artttr. thc other pit'-doiiiitiuntiy, I1-U1'tii1t'uii. 'lilii-'Y tliilered .ii religion

$ HYDE PARK SUITS S

coiitittct, und. above all in nat.ionttl` ' __ - 1 1 : Sgllin at _ _ __ _ - _ -- - --

$ i

are many dollars below regular selling prices

I s seoivr 'rwiai-:D SUITS 5 1 I8 11.95

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hundred and fifty thousand with the total for the province running into it quarter of a million birds.

At the present rate of increase.

barring a succession of exception- ally severe winters. or an epidemic among them, their numbers in thc fall of 1940 will have reached pin- gue proportions. An open .season is not evcn remotely suggested asa remedy. They passed the stage where they could be controlled by shooting six years ago. Shootinz ln season 'at the present time would have about as iittich effect in checking their iticrcase. as tr."- ing to dam back the tide with a shovel. They may aP1l<‘2\i` HS PHSB' targets at the present for they have been so strict-ly protected that they have lost eoiisidctztblc of- theu' natural caution. but the cx-j perience of the western gtinriers has been that once they are :.hot at. the proverbial pet fox has no- thing on them when it comes to

otittvittlng the hunter.

It is evident that t.he Depart-

ment of Agrietilture intend to pur- sue tlteir policy of rigid protec- tion, and in this connection it might be well for them to pur- chase a few thousand tarpaulins of a size sufficient to cover the top of a grain stack, for after the first deep snowfall the farmers will

need plenty of them.

Maybe the writer has the sitti-

atlon figured out all wrong, but he has a httneh just the same thnt a storm is going to break before too long. and after it has blown over the Hungarian partridge will have been relegated to the status of common pest. Am I right, or am

I wrong? Time will tell.

I am, Sir. etc,.

SPORTSMAN.

what 1601111

pain or any destruction of tlssue_

"The arm-to-tongue c‘rculatlon

time, a relative index of the rate of blood flow through the lungs. is a useful test of the efficiency of the circulation. The speed with which the blood flows through the lungs is a complete result of the oxygen demands of the body and the ability of heart and blood vessels to drive the blood to meetl these demands." 1 The calcium gluconate solution

is injected into a vein in the arm and 'the patient is instructed to signal when he first feels the

bitter taste on his tongue.

"The time required by the blood

to go from arm to tongue. in 60

onds."

rold and other ailmer1t_;_

Y' __ xr-

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normal lndivldiifis. av'

1--2 seconds. In 17 pat;hl an overactive thyroid the tim was about 10 secontts Wheme when there “-115 nm enouaii

1 thyroid juice being made me mfle 1 was about 20 seconds."

"Eleven patients with pusy m1_1_5_

1 cular hearts who complained 01 - fatigue and shortness of breath on exertion (and yet had no phymal SIUE-S of heart fatltirei had,

1 circulation time of itearlt' 11) sec,

You can thtis _gee how this siitipln

arm-to-tongue Lest 1-an he oi gi-1-31 - h_e‘p in finding out thi- 1-11111 ,,,n_ ditlon of the patient lit heart. thy.

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PROVINCIAL D06 TAX

Sub-section td) of Section 13 ol the Act re'-pectii-ig

dogs, reads as follows:

“Any person not paying the tax as provided in the

preceding sub-set-tions shall be liable to a penalty of not more than ten dollars and In default to be imprisoned for a period not exceeding ten days."

Having given the people ample time and opportunity

fn pay this Tax, as we wish to avoid any unpleasantness in

connection with the matter. we have deelded now. that an

the 20th day of Augu.t, all arrears ln dog taxes will bg handed ln to the Clerk of the Court for collection.

Better send your $1.00 today, and sive unpleasantness

and extra expense.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

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:` Mr. Tea Putt Says:

1 \ For a Delicious Cup of

“mm ' Full Flavoured Tea

Q Use BRA HMIN

1 E Orange Pekoe Tea

1 Il-|alc»WBwtoa.lfl.D._

TESTING THE RATE OF SPEED OF THE CIRCULATION OF THE

It is often very lmportitrit that

the rate of the circulation of the blood is normal, too rapid, or too slow.

For instance in an overactive

thyroid the blood will travel fast-

work faster when there is more thyroid juice present in the blood. When there is ‘css than the normal amount of thyroid juice being manufactured t-he rate of the cii'cu- lation of the blood is slower than

oesses.

Similarly it has been found that

when the heart ls failing. the rate at which the blood travels will be slower. Should rest. be given in treating the failing heart and the circulation rate becomes faster. the physician will thus know that the heart. is gain‘ng or recovering some of its reserve power.

some months ago Dr. Samuel

J. Goldberg. Philadelphia, in the American Journal of Medical Science stiggestecl the use ol' calcium gluconate in test-ing the

B. Evln’s Stomach Mlxtllre

1 Immediately. 1 Evan'a Stomach Mixture ll

A prescription of Dr. L. B.

, Evans. noted English Physic-

lsn of whlch we have the sole rights to and since selling It have received numerous

. testimonials from satisfied

purchasers.

1 Try n bottle today. Pt-lee ' 85 cents.

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i and ll Absolutely guaranteed

not to taint mlllt, nor to stain. blister nor bum the hlde 01'

1 hllr.

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one today.

PRICE PER 12| 025. $1.00

1 rits two iiucs

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BLOOD E

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the physician should know whether 1

er becatise all the body processes,

normal as are all the body pro- 1

circulation rate of the blood. The ' calcium gluconate has no toxic or poisonous eéfect and cannot cause

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Gassy Stomachs 1 \ / '

R E L 1 E v is D 11 1.

If you have any trouble II

with your stomach such u -.._

lndigestlon, dyspepsla, sour r,f

stomach, heartburn, gastric

distress, etc. Then don‘¢ de- :

hy getting n bottle of Dr. L.

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Offering to the Public a service in a

branches of Real Estate as Agent and Manager.

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To BUY, SELL, RENT Properties In City and Country. To give valuations, arrange Mortgage Loans. Secure Tenants. Collect Rentals and Manage Properties

and Estates.

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Owners of Land or Buildings are Asked to List

Their Properties

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