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DECEMBER 23, 1930

mas Eve. There was something very touching about these thin Yule-twigs More in sorrow than lll anger, thcurhicli made, with all the loving cere- Toronto Globe, with the Ohtariolmonial and rejoicing that went to Liberal convention's desertioii oi pro-kthe whole tree-trunk, the poor man's hinition in mind, comments upon tut-{Chilsimas lift‘- ZII the Cities, of making of party platforms. "The b050, course, there was more likelihood of D;- bujldprb-f’ i; <95,‘ “dry, 10,101, the poor being left with a chill find it an easy task to erecL a mucl- hearth and no Yule-fire. Among the 9m poljucal mahrol-"L They £19m, i; boat-builders and shipwrights of the coast towns of I-"rance, however, the custom long obtained of permitting produce souzethiug that seems sub- "C11 “Pllinm” ‘O carry away a Yluc‘ Manual enqugh to “and m an. w» I lug from the refuse oak timber; and tented OH an equivalent present frequently was beauty and endurance which m“ aplgiveu at Christmas time to the lab- ‘fi 3nd ham the “wan” d m, urers in other trades. casual passerbv." For this, it finds H ‘he Yulvlog was Smant it “ms "they can hardly be lalamcd us long l ¢111T10d l1‘i11111lJ111111lly 1101119

' Illa/ring Party [Half arms

necessary to use the timber provided from this source and that, and if they

lo oierlook harmonies

as society is made up o; groups each l shoulder of thc father or the eldest‘

be dignified by the term). Much of this trash is not even decent, ‘and should not find a place on Canadian newsstands. It passes comprehen- sion how responsible citizens of this country can spend time worrying about what comes through the air in radio broadcasting (that which cannot be prevented.)

A McGill professor says and many will agree with him:

Enemies of noise have collected some interesting data in a recent survey and have come to the follow- liig conclusions, he said:

That a policeman blows his whis- tle 10,000,000 times louder than nec- essary. '

That the blast of a steamboat siren is 100,000,000 times louder than nec- cssary.

‘That an automobile horn is sound- ed’ 50,000,000 times louder than is necessary and on a clear day can be heard ten miles away.

That dogs bark too loudly.

on the

Tlfat boys shout too loudly. That the milkman. the grocery- man, the baker and butcher's boy all

This country is being flooded with cheap, trashy “lIteratuI-e" (if it can

rrrc tgggiigpi/isi

l . Qr/s1~_=l4.’_.Br.r.u»./i4.o 3; WORKED T0 DEATH

You have heard the expression

have been inclined to doubt it, as you think of some friend or ac- quaintance whose untimely death you feel can be attributed to hard phy- sical or hard mental work.

any harm, providing the individual is getting sufficient food and suffic-

round food and eight hours of real sleep, practically any physical work can be done without danger. Nature will not allow the body to go past its ability, as fatigue of muscles and brcathelssness, may make it neces- sary for the individual to stop work before the dangerpoint is reached.

What about mental WOTK?

As far as real mental work is con-

‘hard work never killed anybody‘, and

111 “Gard to hard physical work it is almost impossible to do the body

lent rest. Given good substantial all

The Public Forum

This column is open for the discussion b! "fllwndu" of queltlom of interact. Th" Charlottetown Guardian doe! not necessarily "15"" u“ opinions of oorrollfillllflll-

ESSENTIAL KNOWLEDGE

Sin-The Lindsay 33°55 “mum make the world's educators do s. lit- tle thinking. Here was a; man. gducgtefl In great seats of learning. supposedly fitting him to hold the responsible position of judBtL-hefe he was acting in Church like a. drun- ken boor. What does It profit a man if he is learned in law and “oloxies". if he does not know enough to act decently? He knew that it wasva prison offence for any one to act in court us he did in church, But he did not seem to know that the House of the Lord was, ivorthy 0!. at least as much respect as the House of the King! The prevailing youthful depravity is, in my opinion, owing, at least in part, to faulty 0d- ucation. It is not necessary for the great majority to have a college ed- ucation. It is not required of every one to conjugate a Greek or Latin

Fur Farming

("Agricultural and Ivatlonal Progress,

in Canada." a monthly review pub- lished by the Department of Immolfir- ation and Colonization for the l- wdian Pacific Railway.)

More than 700 foxes of purest strains came before the judges at the Prince Edward Exhibition recently in what is des- cribed as the greatest fox show in the history of the industry. Prince Edwrad Island is the cradle of fox farming, but the industry hes-now spread to all the other provinces of the Dominion. The earliest record of the raising of foxes in captivity comes from Tignlsh in the northern part of the Island, where about the year 1878 a number of foxes were raised on a farm. The growth of the industry was slow until it was stimul- lated by the period of rlslng fur prices in the 90's. In 1913 there were 2'17 fox farms in Prince Edward Island with a total of 3,130 foxes. In the meantime, other provinces had entered thc industry, foxes being successfully bred In Quebec in I898, in Ontario in 1905 and in Nova Scotia in 1906. According to the latest records Quebec now leads all the provinces in the number of its fox farms.

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verb, to measure o. triangle, a circle or an ellipsoid, or give the names of the Aleutian Islands. Millions can get along all right: without such l knowledge. but there are things that everyone should know, yes.

Fox farming is the outstanding feature in the fur farming industry of Canada, In I928 there were 4,326 fur farms in the Dominion, and dur- I ‘ing the previous five-year period the ‘ “mst number of farms had increased by kn“? if U193’ “m w succcmL ‘I79 pcr cent. Fox farms in I928 ‘ It is incumbent on everyone to be accounted rm; 3,631 out of we totaL civil. courteous. obliging. law-abiding. Mink farm wcm second m number at truthful. honest, Such (uialities, andézsay rdnowed by muskrat farms at 216

1 ring the door bell too long. ‘ m. a youngi "Enemies of noise." More power to their brains, tongues and elbows!

The most our forefathers had to suf- fer was "thc loud laugh that speaks the vacant mind," but in these l thrusting days din has been develop- ed on a grand scale. At that, it might have its uses in keeping people at home-if the aver-

sou; if it was n. goodly size, those two carried it together;

cerued wncrc you are working out the most difficult problem, here also it is believed there is no danger to life.

It is admitted that the game of chess requires as much if not more concentration of mind, or exercise of brain power, than any other mental work.

In experiments on sixteen chess

seeking some political advantage, al- though ft is ‘not certain that a strong, “filed architect who rot-um to sacriyliitisbaurl, and wife bore it between

fice the artistic and cultural efIcct-sllhcm M1114‘ m9 Cmldm“ Spoiled a‘

or [he whole 1m. the sake of using round them or lciit little helping

submitted materials would not find 113mm

his creation orciwvlleiiniiigly cndors- The 153i“? of the Yulwlog was a

ceremony so grave that it partook‘ of the dignity of’ a religious rite. Car-

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ed in the end."

In provincial affairs i>¢1rti¢u1r11'1y- use home were as quiet 11s it 511011111 players, amateurs and professionals, 11ml!‘ ’“°"" a" °mb°m°d if‘ mfiimd raccon at 157. Badger farms

the Globe continues, "it is more dif- "it'd thmugh u“: d°°"'w“y 30mm’ by ‘ be- the blood pressure and the pulse rate c°n""m“l_‘z“_mt' “LN” 5m" “mghbor were-recorded separately for the first fi k ~>0f¢vi

mum to make n Chan for a platform the oldest and youngest member of. I . ' were take? before and after ‘the Qslipfidlllifilci. mane been “light inltlfllt? that year. There were four Y § 3 than in mammal aflairs where the the l8Illll}‘——tll0 one personffvmg the‘ Phllfldslllhlll Evening Bflllfll" games, which generallydasted from ‘ ‘ ‘ “PM w‘ l ‘badger farms reported and, in addit-

' : _ _ ye,“- that was dying the other the Ilills 1t U115 Why. W111$¥011 Chmilllll four to five hours. “any mmh “h” "Y mm“ was ‘mhion, a. few badgers were shown on| B T

‘ ' ' Panms are dmded o“ ‘m5 m‘ m“ v writes his disaplwihtmeht that, The report shows that this deep m‘ by the mom “rash” ‘mt "mm “Jr's-ruins from other kinds of fur

ycnr new-born, it was taken thrice form“ method of me

“rm” m" the "fill farms In Quebec was 989,ln| or PM Lmfl‘ h“ ‘night mt‘ “t theiclilflflfl 884 and Prince Edward Island Zenith of his fame, have made a fool 712‘ Among the other provinces New of hmlsm‘ ,, , Brunswick lcd, followed by Nova »._-'~ Pmcms and_ [Camus would m“ Scotia, British Columbia, Albertro-Qmtflttsfiéttéifib llggsshglligilchOéhilglglggllfiitlislffigogi: Manitoba and Saskatchewan. mon grievance for children to 1n- siwer Fol?" ‘ Among foxes thc silver fox comes |

nov in church. We need more es- ’ ‘ fl t. TI b ' 59mm! knowledge‘ Rlilsllllll slildnlllnlflzfl ‘lwfiaxswglsfifigf N

"bircw" "ewlfitrms. In that year the number of House and servants‘

principles at least. In a Province it is a. case of the Ins‘ trying to justify and strengthen their position. and of the ‘Outs’ attempting to discredit them and offer more tempting bait to the voter."

As an analysis of the new Liberal platform in Ontario. what could be truer? The trait, however. is unlikely

, Clemenceau was not buried standing jup, as he had requested. Churchill ‘says if he were a Frenchman he jwould put it right even at this late date. If Clemenceau knew how poli- ‘tics are going in France, he would roll over in his grave, and stand up alone.

mental exertion did not increase the blood pressure. Even the most diffi- cult. chess problems ivhich took many minutes to solve, did not raise the blood pressure.

However where. with work there is anxiety, some emotional disturbance, the blood pressure does increase. You can see that with thc game of chess there was no excitement, no respon-

around the room, circling the sup- per table and the lighted candies. Then fagots were east upon the fire, flooding the room with brightness, and- as the Yule log was placed rev- ercntly among them, cups were fill- ed and everyone sang lustily a song, r-jrpropriatc to the ‘occasion. Here is the translation of a rcrsc from one

When you want a delicious drink Sold only In red, airtight packages.

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the mental excitement.

Too oftcn an artist with pen or brush develops a style and personal-

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w be swallowed by readers of the of the old songs popular in Provence "y 01' hi5 0W". 58111“ T01‘ 9- bflel Sihihl-y 0f flhy hind. 110 hurry. no I m“ Si“ M“ u total value of $2,278,611, or an ,

51°“ “m, "W" m“, "°“'51>“1’°"5 at such tllllOS; ivcrivd in the limelight =5 Huthvr or worry. Iwthine to really set excited ‘mSmwER average of $106 a Pelt. Second place 66 V 99

hectic campaign against the Ferguson --y'u1c_lUg, lmihtff, disflllllefirs {r0111 the P111756 flbllllt- _.____________.' in value was held by the patch, or

liquor control policy in the (lays Cgugh gum kcu and is next heard of many The point then is that it Is not the! cross fox, at an average. of $76, the _ ! Joy! Joy! years later when his death recalls mental work that may kill a busy, “umber o; pens Sold bemg 721 The ‘

\ hen it was iaelieved that prohibition was a shibbolcth which would carry

God give lL-i joy! Christmas comes! All good conic-s! 1 hlay Llod give us grace to soc thc

mental worker, but the great respon- sibilities that go with it.

his former prominence. Sometimes

. breed of the silver fox is now pro- it is the fickle public taste that is

Lccted by the Canadian National , ;/_

Insurance Policy

its ,,.»{ Qodfiflmnzct.

the Liberal party mm I)°\vcr' we ‘101111118. W". "icsmuliéblie if" this, “up” Sm“; Rilmmlsuiiizmsl; w°m°sr °" "fllmf sum- Fox Breeders‘ Association,‘ Provides the much desired life insurance pro- ruxsze the follmwiug trumpet call And if we are not more may we “mes 5 ‘e m‘ 15W‘ lfimlltramen emo Iona is ur unces affect every, which regirtcrs annually a larger ' ' ' i‘ ., ' . » . . ~ " - = teetion for the famll —nt a cost in keeping with rpm ’ 610b,, c,-,i._,,,.,,,1 o, Sept s‘ not be lC..S! .—~WlllCll ls seldom stable. Certamly process in the body-appetite, discs-I nuynbgr or pgdjgrec 81111113115 ma“ h, u‘ t. y , ‘my it was temperament. with Bart Kiu-i- tion, intestinal movement, thc liver‘ l1 e ‘mes-

. .. ., to be found in anv otherspeciesof live , . <13, u l . .1 u - 1d u bl dd ',tl l .-t '1. z -. hNLAkubmzr" ‘ . épuds m Boxes no \ an au ior wiose ca 1 m a 81 I18 a c1 1c "iC'll isef 1nd stock. The 70,883 fox cubs born in $2000 fOT $23.55

“Thctw should be no pacifist,"- iii ‘t 1 h l | also 1h 1,1 d var-S‘ —_"' . '. the ranks. Liquor mould be made __ 21:33 “p onlerfas ti“, RnniuncetCL m h Maud 0o, In?“ lm Repealed Around us unaware the solemn U929 and 1'9815i¢1'0d by this BSSOCIII- at age 3Q z the issue in opera. pbnstitueuer Th" Chwnvn‘ 5cm“. u “nor of ‘If! _ TS a une elwecnfl tweny j 8 u mpicssuie bound to in- mgm “on were descended from less ma“ a v -' Mass meetings should be held in ‘ ‘ " ‘ ‘ -’ “c RY" 111‘ y yvaffi BED w Ion Ia pee- urc 1e our rcsse and you can . rcorc of silver f ' t k ' e ' ' , _ v _ , _ _ _ _ , ‘h, y h, .4 id H _ t; v . h. » oxcs a en from th. tlttl , every nook and corner of the Pro- recent. date has the lOllUWlng sig- tubal staccato style of l1!S»-l‘lC nad a 011W 11W! B5 10118 115 S0111‘ NWOd VCS- ‘d “Tug”! n] n o“) mm c “h L wild by pioneer breeders This crhls policy Cash and Loan values’ axle" 1 ‘vmce, at which anti-liquor seufi- nmcqm m“ m m. Ilvay of reheating the last words of 591s are able to do their work. “e 90%“; b h . 1- 1 I i Insurance Prlvlleges» and “her features of mod‘ l - ment can be aroused. enthused and ‘ l ' g '1 ' h . - y - w - T1) 911d fihflh GU18? by thc roads of mm ° V19 industry has been I l. - i cwstalizedv Th“ "minim or liquor “The hemmiore humble “ma, aflsgn enczarilid lglOtltlglllg ‘an 11111151151 sp0lll to kleep cairn, despite thought marked by rapid growth during‘ , ern lfc insurance contracts. , " ‘ , , - ,_ _, /, _ e ct-an is no escrpuve pow- rc ousi ll ies an worr es, is a ‘ _ . , ._ . . lily“? Fhlo“ mollr" lulmflllsxunlolil Mm“ m. the “Yule”. M Nrl-lo‘ ers were familiar to the public and Wonderful asset in areventin lI I rm my orbit ncarlng’ and a “gm jmccm “Pars. In 1926 we Rumba oft For further partlculars write’ 1m. ‘tie cam nae u 1o u. must no“ iv: admitted t1..- ihe ci1'- - ' l 5 U‘ mmvurxd Suddenly Mm‘. n“. hum. Jcubs ivgistered was 32,355 3119371‘, pledge himself or herself in Iiiunis- c1.» pf qgnflnlfufql qpiswcrqt- The when he appeared frequently par- 88ft 811d 068th. whether vou were a ' “ ' " ‘ -- - 1 tskable term" m fight the li no“ ‘L . " ‘ .‘ ‘ ‘ . - . » ' - - i Sight. “S 317°’ m“! '" 1925- 51-‘524- of ' ' , i- f ‘ _ To 1 Cdlkslt-Clll lllllllx." are at |Jlc...lh. ie- ticulaily in the Harmsworth mess. 110111 With 1t 01' 116011111X! 1t by rc- _.. v . , - , the silver foxes, raiggd abuut 25 m- & Co: Llnllte _ rlrflfgon Q“ “my mm,“- "Culfi?" ceniug baking yiutatot-s from tips Born a very poor boy in Manchester llgion 0r otherwise. , Lhulkent‘ mmlumuxucable‘ frail?“ p l ’ , _ ‘ until it l5 finally and Iorever driv- 5mm each l; large as a n11“; two he had experienced i most varied ‘ with some constraining tenderness cont. have been sold as breeding pl-ovinfia] Managers

P11 7mm the 15nd? stock, the balance going to the furi markets. l

The total number ‘of fur-bearlngi-

that caught My quickcned spirit to height.

fists, packed in fancy boxes, in- suad of barrels or lute sacks These retail at ten cents apiece and up-

career, mining for gold in the Klon. dyke before the trail of '98, wander- irig as a. tramp all over this contin-

Pllmk At The sink its utmost; The Great West Life Assurance Co.

The Yule Log

k Wm, and my, Sea“... lrubpi. em Hung among m 1O d T! (rue New York Outlook) animals 501a from Catiadlgn mm. l Lower Queen St., Charlottetown, P. E. l. - l . _ ~ .- . hb _ l f ll t~l' ‘f. -' i ' e Z8975 all " l T5 '1 _ , ,_ - , -. .- l ' I ‘ In ancient times the Yule lug “a: Zgilltll: (lilfigbgrt ‘l: Illslig (Ilrlh-rl miners of Vancouver Island trnv- l-Iiehel-i glllliewlYBSll: w scllalads at ‘the And m! I m“ n" with the was of in 1928 “as 26.079‘ Mm a total value! 1' ‘a essential m the obsemlnce of The Idaho potato,‘ thus arrvyecl. eling through Spain without lcnow- times a dav" saysllvlrs sllltiiiv 8113c two‘ or- $3,837,420. of ‘his value the: . _ _-_:h|-]5tmh5 a, an the Cm-isgmas tree r,_mn,,_.,nd< a nrh... n3 111.111 a. m» mg a word of spanislkqike Gem“ not a b"; 16;; gouragcoxls “m: unis In that swift moment when thy soul slvlvcrhfolx contributed 93 per cent.’ ___ __,_,________ _, ,. .. _.._. - ,. , ind holly (IQCOPMIOIIS 0f £0018)’. The Vvashingtm‘ "r CWCW“ apple", Borrow he wrote a very readable book big flame hunter" We do not deny it T1 ixtollchcl lullm ‘l d d 1 21:1 flogirleltt "illrile flay any - , _ , v _ _ ‘ _ . . __ . _ _ ‘, _ - 1e Ya s o ieng \\‘lff‘llC., an - e ' ‘ a year . _ Q p ,_, _ I bringing home of the Yule-log “a. , "r1115 may be taken .s an lllll5- 2110i: ghatdexeerlegfc and 1191111; a 11 1s 0111 1>=111=f1hfltahrt1vhc said by drew was $1,000,010 record being held by The CHRISTMAS GIFT that is appreciated ; I e. ceremony in which the whole tratlon of w-hat careful preparation rat anb ‘Ptilit "185 £131‘: 11V1hE- B lfldy 15 W119; therefore, anything Ne,“ to the portal m‘ a nqnyglgsg Prince Edward Island The average (hrmmu . ' family took part. The head of the will do In the way of creating a M) es mwn o s “ere sum by m” FM‘ Lady °1 the 11111111 shrine, 17116913)!‘ U16 I681" W115 $209.Wit11 $195 A CORONA PBOTABLL TYPEWRITER m m"