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JANUARY 1'7, 1928

‘ hoped that teachers will take the

' borne by all the provinces and the

‘ objections to onion scheme lei 3 "Those who thought winter had for-

Notes by the Way

CANADA is clearly and numlstakc-i ably the Northland of the New‘, World. Mr. Morley Roberts. an Eng! llsh. traveller and author. who visit- ed the Dominion some years ago, was impressed with its vast material re-

lBllllllflTllZlllWN GUARDIAN

II Dill! (founded 1587) ‘$.00 per you (in advance) dulivond. pir you (in advnu) lulled in Canada u"! Unlted Staten.-

Ohootcr B. InLuI-o. VIeo-Pnnldent-J. It. Burnett. Dunstan-LIAM. Col. D. A. lhnkhmon, D. B. 0. c i K. urr a

ldltor Ind Hunger-I. B. Burnett. Anon-lie Editor-D.

TUESDAY, JANUARY "i7, 1928 . _ sition and the intelligence. thrift,

courage and progrcsslveness of the weeki decided m w,“ upim pram," Canadian people. But when he ex- hiirgiisoiii asking the iidopiioii oi; the pressed the opinion that such apeo-i.

ple so situated were destined to be-i i looking up their prospective oplAct in Ontario and to make the pen- come mighty and m expand iiieiri ‘ sion $365 a year instead of $240.

“on, ‘oi. the whim‘ omwriciii c°h_ boundaries southward in the yearsi‘ mt iiiinuimciid in The Guardian agwniat aictiioniihe Government of On- to come. he was surprised that his. few days ago. There is little time to u" ° w“ l“ ° remams ‘° be “a”

Canadian auditors only laughed:

_ with good natured incredullty. Mr. prepare ‘or the seiection and ii is but so far there has been no rush for the pension boon on the part of

Roberts. in his new book, entltledhl

"On the Old Trail." adheres to hisi. matter in hand a‘ once and seiectitlle provinces except British Coluni- pmphetig view 0f ganadag great‘ their contestants‘ AB lpiieviousiiy biz. i i destiny. Upon which The New York; stated, the contest is open for pupils t w” he somethlng-for-nothlllg

Sun pleasantly comments: l o! secondary schools from grade ninel idea that was presented w the p60‘ i - - upward. miisi be under iiiniiiieenfilie when: beféne blalgilliSli electlicm,

i h, b i i’ l e promise o prov mg a pens on i i i years o age l?“ e wail-y s and was given In om. own province pye_ tofcre most of thc annexationistl fill Slfleethes will be limited to ten i s d d _ i ii ,taik has run in the other dli'ecilon‘_ minutes‘ each. Tlic subject‘ of the m?!‘ Fun as l!“ m5 e m” mm where it has done unnecessary harm.i oiiiiioii is Ciiiiadiih Fiiiiiit didates for election held up the pro-iwhai Mi._ Roberts hays on ihe siih_i~

There is a spieiidid oppomiiiiiy spect of this provision for the agedilect is about as sensible as what auyi here Prince Edward Islands

as a great blessing at me Same nmeiother prophet oi annexation has ever, young men and women. The prize,

denouncing their opponents for thelrlsglghdifiafgufilaiillieexpriggsaiiiiriig; a. free trip to Europe, is worth striv- ing for while the distinction of win-

"anmlsness and heartlessness m “mistates is about as reasonable as the

making provision for the new‘ old proposal that the United States‘-

ining it is worm very much mom people who had for seventy yearsishould annex Canada; the one has The contest, after the elimination of those not so likely to wfn the provin-

boi-ile the bundcii and heat of theflboul as much chance of lakllll? cial championship. will beglvcn a

place as tlic other." l free trip to Charlottetown when! the

clay and who were now facing tlic l

evening of life with nothing in their

l provincial champion will be select- ed by a. committee appointed for the

pockets. Electors will i-cmembei. the higrilitotifi: gszagorxzikiijfititiei (i321; lllalldlln sellllmenlallsm will‘ wlll'-‘ll,ty to Canada and to Birtisli conncc-, the great boon to the beloved agedEtiQn, and also that there is no pro-l purposei people was presented. It was goingififglt 0i: ilifzgidalleieiivol allllalefailimlivii The exercise of preparation for to be somethmpfor-nothing‘ They ca ‘y x e. u w this contest will. even for those who come short of winning the provincial championship. be in itself valuable.

p be h _ M there are dangers that threaten the,’

Wm remem r “I50 t’ at‘ neither r‘ faith of the Canadian people in all‘ The gift of public speaking has been sadly neglected not only in this pro-

Saunders nor any of his colleague? that is sane. sensible and good. is said anything about the cost to the also apparent. And this is not new. province, which wimid be approx-b Long years ago in the City of Ottawa maul t» u irzzitrrz: :’.::;i::;::.:2.i:2.;:r§: vlnce but elsewhere throughout Cnn- present revenue‘ - score of children werc taught that iidii This is ii gm, wam An 01d use Pension would unques- there is no God. Since then among . i tionably be a blessing t0 many who tlic immigrants that have come to and the only hope of overcommg x are a machihg his and of their the country, others have been added with the schools. It was the Pl’ . - . Tests eaiiiiii journey and the Dominion to swell the Bolshevik Communlstic realization of thls WNW filial» Prompt‘ y _ '_ _ llfld Anarclilstic population of thc ed the commiiiiee in charge of the of Canada with all its wealth should Dominion and have been permitted oiiaioricai Contest last year to adopt be able to provide it, but it cannot to propagate their damnable beliefs the school contest method and it is hoped that their efforts will be strongly backed by the people gell- erally. Prince, Queen's and King's Coun- ties are expected to make their se- lectlons as soon as possible. After

be provided for one or more of the, Wllll lllllllllllly- announcement is received of the se-

provinces at the expense of those!

not participating in ‘it.

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IBCuUnS having een ma e c i _ inote. Perjury becomes as common ty champions Wlll b“ called wclllllflbe adlusled by an mdenendtnt ud-iana easy as lying among those who lpttetown. where the provincial v;5m.y_ nompomicai board whose imlhave ceased to bclievc in the exist-

TARIFF AND POLITICS. ohBmf-lloll will be Selected wll° Wlll terest will be exclusively Canadian lance of the God by Wmm they‘ _ m iii i _ _ lswear. And the records of the courts 3° m Tqmnto m some O er can a “m paruzan‘ The Suggesuon is no of the land show that the serious‘

D011“ W119"? the clllladlall chlllllplml doubt well meant. Recent experi- crime of pefjufy has become more will be chosen. MEI! and W°m9ll °f ences with tarifl‘ tinkering have dis-and more prevalent. even in our own‘ the slleclfled 389 are elllilllle- gusted many honest people of bothlfalr Pr°Vm°e~ OLD AGE PENSJONS. political parties and the suggestion Th“ Churchill, on thiidsim Bayiis l0 like the Wll°le llllesllflll 011$ Ollas near to London as is Montreal, politics has been the natural out-wind that practically all 0f Canada come’ is ilearcr to London than New York. i _. i . iwas part of an impressive statement Cain tlic Ldllll be divorced ffOllLmadc by Rigiii Ho“ COL Amery. Pllllllcs? Wc "a" a ‘Ml-Pam’ 5Y5- British Secretary of State for Domin- tcm of government together with l1 lull Allflllfi. H“ W85 fillflfllilllg lll Edri _. _ _ . i .i nioiitoii, Alberta. and oi straight. air- mw “made gwupb lime“ way “mm liiic (listaiiccs. The importance n1‘ lllclll-SMVQ“ wllll elm“ “l u“ W“ this statement was increased by iiu- main groups as sclf or sectional iu-

furthei- announcciilcnt. that an ox- lterests may prompt them individu-

oninoltlcni. CONTEST. . ' LREADY some of the schools are

“As a variation upon an old themefli says The Sun. “Mr. Roberts’ proph-i ecy is amusing and refreshing. Here-ii

for

Fieedun of speech and freedom

heritage, but this freedom has been and ‘is still being dangerously abused [in Canada. The time is already ov-

FROM 50m?! quarters-Perhaps llkierdue when resort to sterner meas-

tcrested quarters-there comes ai llfes has beflfilme all Urgent need. '11- suggestion that the tariff question be lmugh me Man“ has ‘lot bee“, taken out of politics and thatdutles smmded i“ ‘my “I'm a“ defim"

E Old Age Pensions scheme is being favorably considered in cer- ,tain quarters and strongly Oblflfllfld to in others. Its popularity. Where it is popular, is due largely to tlic idea. that thc IJBIlSlOIIUI‘ is going to get something for nothing. Its lin- popularity. where this exists, is due to several sound and reasonable econ- omic reasons. In the first place tlic government in passing the ML iirhilll power, ‘when thcsc groups exhi- posing as iii does a levy iihoh a“ the bitcd their government-making provinces. did so without consultingyslrenglh- had a defilmc ‘arm lmllcyi the provinces. The Act provides thatlllic ruinous tariff tinkering which any province accepting the pehsiohifollowed would not have resulted. sciiemei shah pay oiiemiiif thei There are two schools of thought amount’ iiie Fiideriii Govemiiiemion the tariff question. One is tlic i paying the other ha“ so mi. oniylConscrvativc National Policy which flwyear w“ agllmsl’ the dlseasc “mi

1 . . . being pledged by Johns Hopkins] one province, British Columbia. has. adheres l~° ll"? PDllQY °l lllallllilllllngi University, the Chemical Foundation

accepted iiiii proposition Thai iiimi the principle of protection in our of New York. and from other soui-c-j Vince wiii therefore pay its propiiialitaritfs; the other. if it can be called BS. It l5 Slalflfl on lllllll mfldluol‘ “on oi me amount required and the“ school of thoughii preaches freer authority that the common cold is,

i i the source of a greater economic loss] other provinces. receiving no benefltmde “d Prams“ a 58mm °f his“ than any other one disease, besides or low tariff according to the de-

from the scheme. will be taxed to, l-‘llilllg the foundation for many other‘ my‘ the imiiiiicih siioiiid one m. mands of certain sections of the serious diseases. Colds, it is saidli more of the other provinces adopt country. in other words. a tariff po- affect women more than men. Fouri the measure the increased burden my which w“

- i bring the party the upon the Federal Triiasiiiy must he most support regardless of what it borne by the non-participating pro- may bring m C“l'ad“‘ vinces which would be utterly unfair The“ must be l‘ Stable mrm m1‘ as wellas absurd. If an old age pen- my and each party must‘ “Sallme a ‘ion scheme is going to be adopted responsibility for whichever policy it ma“ be so shaped that its benefits it adopts. and the people must judge i

between these. The tariff question The" l! ll" lll Wlllcll “fill l! llfll“ ‘m’ its burdens ma“ be cannot be taken out of politlcslt” m’ whlch "m" "med!" have‘ ibeen prescribed and suggested than! only way in which this can be donei "the common cold. Not a few oi’) to to make the whole pension pay-llbulty and the People. 1n order tuithem include the liberal use of ih-i ‘hi’ by the Feiiemi iiiiefliiiihwiieiiidivote intelligently. must know whattoxlcants. with or without the ad-

l 1h u i; _._. 5 mixture of other medicinal agents. n‘ ‘h’ Dmmmlm c“ “Mulder m“? e “spec ve p“ es purpm dorgl These will no doubt be included in

l l . burden l5 I0!‘ ‘hi! GOVBml-Tlllllll w about t the research and their real value or ‘worthlessness discovered and report-i

calculate. i i_ l ‘ w. hm m“ of the principal ed n5 far as the greater experts lni " ' Isuch matters can discover them.

pcrimcntal air-line scrvicc will hi: lahy 0i, ciihcciiveiyv Had me iiimy commenced next summer, but it willi hc three or four years yet before there is u regular air-line service‘ across lli!‘ Atlantic. Passenger and mail service will be tlic first to bc‘ developed. i‘

The common cold is to hi: sclenti-I fically investigated. Funds to pro-l

vide for tlic research work and lUPZli

out of every ten men and seven outi‘ of every ten women are at some time‘, afflicted with colds. Thcre is avery wide field in this quarter for lnvesti-i

learn that it is now to be explored by experts of the highest medical and scientific standing.

equally

Neither party can shirk its respons-

EDITOBJAL NOTES

vi Vi "TOT by thelgotten L15 hfld BIIDUICI‘ thlnk llldb Win!" W15 dug 1,0 grflvg goongfi: not. namely.- lIgqtlargn-sunaay night when the mercury mi- but came with a rush or} Sunday, enough. m Iotionai Labgboun- the first time this season went belnlllhl “ml llll lllvrcury dropped to,

. zero, for the‘ it ti e in the he oil of mute-st c meeting mt low zero. yiiiii . ‘l '“ I "

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at‘ the press are a part of our British cs

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gation and it is of great interest to} Thy neighbor? 'Tls that weary maifactly between Dewey's fleet and thel

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THE CHIARLOTTETOWLTCUARDIAN 3 a Feller

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11min; Short Chapters of Forgotten, of lllstory. l

(Chicago Daily Tribune.) -~ l Quart.

. Admiral Dewey leaned on the ralll lof ills flagship. the Olympia. and I ‘looked across the dancing waters of: ‘ B) lame: IV Horton. Ml). BRAIN INTERFERING WITH DIGESTION.

l +++oo+w++w0 ewe-ow» v The Public Forum

Tllfl column ll open tor tho dlleulnlon by correspondent! of question: of interest. The Charlottetown Guardian do" not nocelurlly ondoru the optnlono of wulllWflflm-W

RED Rosl

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- Red Rose Orange Pekoe is

the best tea you can bui In clean, bright Aluminum

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the bay to the city of Manila. There, was a "otviliiioii iiaacie aiiiiidiihehliiliitilzi‘ Q-QQQ-O-QQ4-OQ-O-O§§Q-Q-O+-OQQQ-vI unhappy. l8 a ll h‘ , . been IIOIhIItIfi hint isinciieshfgii ociiagbiiciaii aETTERwuAliiiziEqfTANDlNe messages a ia e i i Elfihifififé iiilitfiifflfl? $31.‘? shy-l" l.“ o‘ l with"? the rock-ribbed coast of Maine to delivered aiow evenings ago u iim Sunny California was shouting with llersl. the Rel. R. o. Fulitoiiii, pciniiiiii u t‘ ' et ewwees 80l'.lS05lll’V l §L§§5§§$Str3§§efisueu into Manila whilc. must be guided by high but [mm ends °t the smmach’ the bay on May l, i898, and blew the ideals and must be built ou the one cpemng upward t” mouth’ “ndispanish fleet into extremely small foundations oi‘ the Church, the the ‘mm ‘waning ‘mwmlmds wlbiis he had made his name immorqlinnies uiid the School. ‘llc also small intestine, both close so that iiei-iiiieii iii uihc “wk git comm, food cannot 8° upwards or down" B1110“ llll5 llmllllng l" AllEllStYaS alien societies lli Cziiizillii, tending wards m“ o‘ the sloxhuh‘ .DB\V(‘Y SW95 9" m9 deck of m5 flag‘ lo ilie fleslrui-lloii iii‘. Uaiiiitlliiil The churning goes on for awhile‘ Klllll» l"? was IllB-lllly Puzzled and mania, and said (lllll "llils kind of gnd the" the end‘ of stomach open- W°Tll9d~ Before mm my the wanedpixilllli-{aililti should lie ilclilt with mg downward ma’ gnmsnne‘ gradu- Clly °l Malllm" 5n“ held by ‘he ruthless hand.“ lli’ urged 911-" opens up “m? lets some food F” Spaniards" Dewey could have bun" '1 intuit-r iliiilcisqtiilniliiig licilvccn into small intestine. Alter permlt- bai-ded and redumd the city at any i‘i i i_ _.i _ i . iii or iiiii iimiiiiiiiiiii ting a. certain amount to pass. ll time, but he had waited for troops to i "i “i“_'fill§_lia‘ii'i.ii iimiiiiii iiiiiiy closes again and this food it has cwupy the my iii-m. he had forced uni IiLI. Zilili iiiii i Tiriiiiiii w passed into small intestine then gets its surrender. The troops had “rifiii lliijmililiii iiiiiiii viiiiij iiiiii mixed with the digestive Juices from arrived and he was ready. " ' . , i .i . ' f, the pancreas and liver, that is thcflyaut \vhy was the. admiral uiiiiap- "WY illll-llll l\>_ ll" llllllltlilllill llili lililll‘ pancreatic juice and the bile i-‘espcc- pv? Lets study him a moment and lli’ 11ml flllllvll- illlll fl" ‘i " l‘ “ll “veil , fiiid 0m we notice that, while 311215 \\'i'll as iii ilinsc oi lllc luilimi. Howevflr after this food ls nicclyltimes the telescope through which ’l‘lu~.~s<~ who stir ull ill-feciiiig aud mixed with these two juices the he miuintiilg is turned on Manila. disuuiilu should lie _fi~owiicil lllF\\’ll end of stomach opens again,’ and it is at other times _turned long and Union illlil cu-oiicrallull is Wllul Wu some of this food actually returns, searcliinglyl ut a big, powerful battle wiiut, tc stomach to “regulate the acidity fleet arranged lll la rather warlike of the contents of the gmmaqli," ‘formation at the farther end ol thc what does ghgs meanja. ‘bay and well over towards Manila. That Nature regulates the output That was tlic fleet of tlic great war froni the stomachflm intestine and lllld» Kills“ Wuhan‘ M Genllally‘ keeps a guiding hand o“ the 6mm. And the Kaiser's fleet was the tliorii ess, so that food will Bet a thorough; éililiilllii i250 dYOD Oli i lli vlth tn "c ' ' i - "l ' » -. S.‘ ‘it'll. -.i.....il‘f‘ fi.i‘.‘f°§§i§°,’$..f. we Germ-ms mu “Hm, 111w MW Creasi ' "i ila bay soondaftegdDeweiyrlsj deifiilaiiipcfi ~. . . thc Smniar s. mil-a ew Sega: ilhz‘: ggzgpggcgsgoliisceiligi i3: announced a blockade of Manila. but dei. the control of the will‘; ;thc German admiral, Von Dlcdcr- Because h‘ is possible (hi, You to ichs. a large, important man with interfere with this regulating action “Iidespreadmg black whlskcrs’ like in two ways ,ii ieiisi iLllC stuffing of a linir mattress. paid First. hy a. too active ilse of thc heed m Admiral Deweys

_ . _ _ \‘l.llCS. biam immediately after meals. Hold ‘giiiiiii boiiiii Whig always shuttling

mental work worry or cihcr cmo- »

. . ‘ ‘ . back and forth between Van Diod- tinnal disturbances. \‘lll z tc-"ferc _. . i , . . ~ with the churning [Jrolless ilnlldl thc mm“ diff; 53,25‘ 312111915 opening and closing oi‘ the lower or {Zlfinsviggougl to the Shhhiardh vim intestinal end of the stomach. Diodciiqhs and the Spanish captain

Second. constipation also effects ghheiim Augiistii exchange Ceremon. ilic movements of the intestine. so h)“ chug and (“dim “m, c“; out "mt lllstend o! '3“ lkllmlse calming thc gun salutes, but did their best to food dowmanrd. there ls ll. reverse hdvei-iisc thc-h. defiances o; me Am. nlovcmenl which 02111585 llle Cilll’ erican blockade. The Kaisers ships legs soluillsleleisifiililii” £353: i would not stop and receivifi inspec-

' a llcl t‘ f D " uard oats as thinks, is above the thinking or in- ti); ‘$113 meg? z“? 0f the bay and éliilliililflilfi-i iilldd-Bli? lli? Wlll they anchored when and whore they

t . l iar . .0 \\‘0l'l'Y. pleased.

‘mil W ha‘? elmlllllflal dl5l-lll‘l>?lll@9$~, And now. if wc bear in mind the Bul his uuulrvl of these ‘Illl help dl-zizlct that tlic whole world Was talk- gflfil/ioll. ‘ing of the possibility of Spain trans-

Of course there is no excuse for feriingihc Philippines to Germany cfilll-‘Jlllflllull lll ll“? Pllalilllfl’ of cos-land that Kaiser William had already

- sounded off about secret treaties

Perhaps you have felt. the move- ments of your stomach at is churn- ed up the food so as to mix it with’ the digestive juice of the stomach.

when a food gets into the stom- ach the churning movements begin.

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Check Your Bearings!

We travel fast on the journey of llfmistrlvlng to mach n haven of independenw. before the evening of old n“ dcrtakes us. The New Year comes, another milestone, and bids us pause to check our bearings.

The road to independenzo is plainly marked-the high. way of life insurance. Why take an unknown road?

You can purchase a Great-West Life Endow. merit at age 60 or 65 for a. very moderate prein. ium. It protects your family too. Let us send you particulars.

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Sir, ~-l soc lhiii lhv i‘. N. R. Cour llzilly lire about in filo ii rvllilll "ll Jiii- proposed llulifzix-Dlirtinolltli liridgc. Wllon lllL‘ l‘(‘]lOl‘l is iniulc public, \\'\\ shall l\‘l\lll wliy lliili- . izix iiiul llill‘lllll.'lllll sllulllil l)" Pull" panlc-striken and attempted to ooowvovowwoownw”; lll‘l‘ll'll llY ll l>l'illl1i‘—ll'l“ll "ml w] flee. He made a dash for the door. t ‘

I1\lll'\\llli‘ll\ ihoro ‘is for tlw l-Xilvllll- and both robbers opened tire. Th9 Land W9 Loya iiurm oi’ llli“ millioi.s of public‘ At the second shot the grocer lelli By Frank Yelgh ooewvowv-ovwvvvv-o-oo-vo»

In red. hygienic. asrlight packages.

money that ilic coiisii-iiciluil in‘ llu- to the floor. Without xvaiting to rob‘ ilroposi-il llPlllRU will iieccssiiiilv. thc till the bandits fled to their au- lii the flluilllllllll’), we illfflilily ilflliou’ tomoiibilc. They dashed iuvnyat highi . llllll. the |)l‘lil)!._(: uinvtu-n i.‘ m! i) ti" spec . l _ i t

uiwu dull Scuiiipori lliflUilhi liu ill-i i McLiililn iltlnis tuikcii to; the emerélioishc 2&2? ezeiehgecgiggiggimifisi? Hllillliilllglllilil iii iilldlill ii tiiiii i! itiheniisyd asp aiii w 1 iwiis pun i A‘ The chief tide of the Aiiiiiiiii srziliiilirdizutioii i oi- ivi inn on) ilill rile in 943i? s iii mlflilgil trio‘ seaboard hi- Chhhda is at the he“ i-llurruv Hui-mu, ilCfilllllUlli lll il lb i be 3oz t? chi vii elfllil ill-“lllla- of the Bay of Fundl! where the av- llllvllbl“ "l ll‘? l- ll- Umllmlll l “é f9 Plgiy‘: ‘g i crage range is over 30 feet with a ,-~:i.~= troll us oi iliosi», oi illli‘ thou» i oioneii ii iiiiind . l er 0o i maximum o! over 50 feet iii cumin illlilSi oi pui-plt- WlIO liii- iiciii- lili c inigc 0 lo o y. times Oi the yeah making it one oi niul ill llll‘ lllliifrflals Olvilllfl iculillllii i; shin Joa “in vane auihoritiesi the highest 1h the worm Hahn“ ‘tlilllllciullllvd <-‘|::?|»,.‘L.l,-l launched aqsearch todgy for tl records omy Sh‘ feet while M Que. , , .