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President W. Cheater H. Melon-n It. Burn-tn ' ‘PPPII . l-leut. | u. A. . o. _ _ Editor and Rlnnnuor. J. ll. ll M! I). h. l urrlc.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1924

‘THE HONOUR ‘OF SCIENCE

mistaken.

it- tut-tubers may lllake. This obll-,mentally in flii my 1116-"

gallon dates back to the L111? 0i

llll‘, foilntlel" of luedlcal science,’ lllppot-lates, who pracllsctl his taking no chances. Candidates it. piottssitiu lit-tweet. three and four British elections lose their £150,- lllllillf-fll years before (Ihrist. 'l‘ll!-'vd8p08ll if they fail t0 591311"? ‘=11 tlllljglttitlu, known as the "Hiltpo 1on5; one-eighth ot‘ the total vote tt-atlt- Oath,“ Is still taken by all pulled, This cautious Llheflll as I is not very sanguine Will" lbt-ir d.pltilna for practising tlleirlpntly, for he has insured at Li0yli'9 his deposit with the returning 0f-

The premium was £3, so at

iui-tllt-al stildetits nu twins: HiYB" pirallt

plUlPSNltlll.

l'utler fills obligation, voluiiltlfiiy fifiel‘. assulnctl, a pruclisitlg physician is the vt-ry worst he hasn't lliittfli 10 Ill llnuoilr botllltl to pine..- at tile lose.’

tlfspllsttl ot‘ tbt- lni-tlical world ally di-ctivery llt- lllay have lnatle wlllch_ "Scopolalnln" is a serum discov. gives IW-ilillllillllt! prnlnise of being arc-d by Dr. R. E. House, of Ferris. us ill the saving of hilman TL-gnty and which he clalnls will llle t;r lll tbt- zllnclforation of pain. ennlpel even the greatest politician lluw oltl and how human is the to be trutbftll. Hitherto we have spirit which protuptetl this desire had to take the discoverefs word

i-lllt dclt.

for lite t-olnulou good ot‘ humanity for it, because none has been found is t-xl-utpllft d in its- ytars of history; bow zilnlost uni- test. A Canadian Press (lespalcli

rt-

is‘ l-xtiluillirletl by ill.- fact that in serum" W111 t" 111-" our own day, now and again, a 111911 "111 9" w" inmates spot-ifit- for some hitherto incurable of Sing S1115 FY1501! who have

(lylqéase is gm,“ to the warm. our agreed to submit tbelnselves own (‘amid an Dr. Ranting of 'l‘or~ the "Xpefimeiu" w“ M" imxmus’

ttlilO, of whom all Calla-la is justly 1y “'3'?! ‘he "mwmp for ‘hi’ w”

Drum,‘ i, a ca” in pol-n,’ Ana, sequences of its success ivill prove years of research, in college and absolutely tliirftis his practice, he was able to gmawst i“ the prt-pilre a serum whicll definitely greater even ma“ the “(Hem .tlltl unfailingly‘ held in check {he ‘he Nlesifll"

I

0f hitherto

IIITJEFP-ir‘ a incurable t h I . t) - ~ .- 1 - 0,500,“, “m, he exploited HS “my or teat erg and UlllL-l‘ 00,101,, rm. hi; 0W“ mwllllllorl‘ h, tionists will be interested to.

irould no tltmbt have made tnillivns learn ‘hm an experiment is w be)" out tlf it. Hut what would millions made in Aioncmn Schools o’ lhelamhmfity‘ pagspd laws pmhibiting lmenqgenceWlie sale, but generally not

.. . . Auicricnizet Binet u.t:.ln to a man who had ln his d I

_ purchase. or the importation of hands. the product of his own long test‘ The “latter was damaged by ,-,»_-,;.,,rv0h_ H“, 00w“. of saving hm the school trustees and school pawn.

V ,ion was realising big revclltltis man lift-Z’ lloiv pitifully small cjpms on “ednesday evening‘ Pr. from p“; nmnufluiturp Mm in‘ ‘mum m“ minions look when Se‘ (J. J. Otllton of the Abellleen High portattnn and they lilstetl for like

. School sa-itl that "it, would he of ilrm-ilfl- Q1135?" W115 ‘h? i111"- 111 ‘guns: ‘he kerhmny that he had benefit- in that it would point outlmki’ the Mo“ Mme

MlVPLI human lives! There is n0th_

mg m pwvpnl u mpdfcall or My those who would be better fittctll MINT ficienlfsl [mm “junmmgu his were they to take up something tibligittitln, nothing but honoumind athei- than the regular high schooh we .

studies, and there would be a sav- 9d and was soon rejoicing in add

mg of years in the pup,“ me andled millions in hel’ treasury. ltberta.

to lllu credit of the medical frat- "Fillly. honor has bet-n sufficient to ltuld tllc-tyvo thousand Mitigation almost. unbrokenly sac- ri-tl. ’l‘her<.- have be no tltlubt, Millions h by ignoring the ho profitct-rs

year old

would he interesting to learn "“’°1’“°11 11111116 of Wales College thinks of the “m” but such iuovatlon.

have been forgotten; they have perished with their mil-

lions.

it is announced from Ottawa that. the King government is dls~

What a much better world this cussing revocation of the ban on I

would bo if all lllc discoveries of titles imposed during the war. It were given tillpillfillledlwlll he remembered that it was on ,thc motion of Mr. Nicki-e. the pre- Sclentiflc research for the gogd sent. Attorney-General of Ontario,

st-ietltistg for thc benefit of humanity! , of btllnan-ity. science for the sake and cousin o! Miss McLennan. t oi’ science, of truth, of bettering tho world is an ideal towards which progress ls being made bu; we are certain politicians who see possibil-

yet far from the gonL ltles of strengthening the position

I of the present administration by EDITOR-IA'L_NOTE'S' the judicious distribution of hon- ours. Many Conservatives at Ot-

Chumy never “new, tawa are in sympathy with the 1 ____ movement, as they recognize poll- ’ "on BOY!" "'5 great to 1°81 tics have no attraction for many Fomi- shrewd. successful business men

when there is no prospect of re-

Some civil servants would very _ much like -to kilow how the/tr de- , partmetlts guessed

ward for public service in the shape of Klngly honour and preferment.

their age.

m up much,“ ‘t; t The Bishop of Gloucester is a "mum in m" Po: Omw ‘angel's: ‘church unionist of the first. order, snvmgfl Bank and Ammlle flcpnfl: no local union but a world ilnlon. lncnts polltlciutts are thankful to one Hunted catholic “hnrch. l" have the (‘it'll Service Commission a sermon m s’. PM“ s church’ Tor’.

onto. he sadd “We need. more lift-l

t bl ' 0 m"? for the dluappolnhnennlty in religion or the Christian of luany ‘deserving democrats,"

Owing

Our vision must be of one church for the

We suppose you noticed the ec- 5km’ OllllllflCfll Kinglgovernlncut has re- "Wile" catholic vised upward the salaries of the

I 3130 (a 32,400 p" “mum “In u gnage into one great society, spank- n'cc to be in the King government “'3 with a united voice‘ employ when the bottom falls out b“ m" of the potato market!

steal and mental strain upvli P1111)’ Medical Science 111. i1 We ‘"9 1""- lcaders. Who does not aylnpfllliilfi the only sc’ence bound with Premier Ramsay MacDonaidfi and s by a fraternal obligation to die Vheurlfek cry upon reaching his own c105,.’ for [he panem of bmvH-iificonstltiteticy at Aberuvon, \Vales,— ‘hem 31"" what w“ ‘wrsb w“

_ ,0 i n M that with the sultry sun ot‘ summer ,-| any |ll't_':.l1l1lill.lly Vlllllflblc- LIISCUVVJI) '1 was never so tired pbys 0B YB his head ‘net. and y t the food seems m lack-

, got up again"

iwell armed with sword s I that none should do hilll wrong."

A London LI-beral candidate is]

,pc-ace witlrbim, two thousand foolbartiy enough l0 P11111111" 1° 1111"

‘llllllltélil ‘of Booze. But all the time through for cut. the war and since the war the

revolutionary — the world‘s history. oral

‘of dollars ill a single year from ,t‘his

an increase in his value to the com- ‘munity of thousands of dollars.” lti

8“ exceptimm-Iwhat Principal Robertson of Prince

Prlnco SL, that the ban was impos- ed. Pressure ls being exercised by

of Home Defenders ground. At this writing and the

the close ofa series of nlnv n wvblcb the earlier eight W870 easy tories over the Arch Adversary. it

kill. There was a song much vogue some sixty years ago that toltl of three kings who lived in tho [East and they all swore a tlolenln oath “Juhn Barlycoril must die." lAnd lmnledlately tht-y proceeded to ext-cute thc sentence. "They took a plough and ploughed h'nt dtcp, put

[the least being the tremendous phy- chm! upon his new’ and me" u“).

swore a solemn oath John Barley- corn was dcad"—but he wasn't. The genial spring with its sunshine howers came on and; John

“he grew tall and strong. nd spear.

which thing: are an allegory. The three Oriental monarchs re presented the powers that be, or that have been. They in their wls~ dom decided that he was a bad fellow anti they must kill lllm. Anti the means they adopted-qilowlng lllm untier-wxzlt-tly suited ihim. He lneekly submitted tn tlelltg buried alive, knowing that he, would collie up again, a militant

fligurti,‘ stronger than before and

able to hold his plat-e even among the kings of the earth, as heihxis until the present day. John Barley corn represents the Drink Traffic, King Acollol, or ill the vernacular what l»: called Booze, for short.

John Barleycorn tis rich beyond the dreams of avarice. Alld the

‘powers that be in half the nations

0t‘ the world have matte their

for a price! Many hypocritically profess ll

of them

‘desire to kill hiln, while secretly

. , - -~ ‘ - ll' -. ‘th bl . ' ' lsall_v observe-ti during the ages 8111101111095 MWPWY 111111 1h 5 irmhlm d! “He “i m H0w_“ n m bPlCauatllt? it ls true that ln

WHY] the (iovernlnent antl Par sounded the death knell

time

tlistillerlt-s and breyvtiries wcrt- ktpt ill operation and throttgh the

aortas liit THE WAY" if

of fiottrs

u “gun. 0L0.

‘it amen

READING AND SLEEP

You find that you are not eat- aud sore surprised lug or enjoying your evening meal

as you should.

You have had a light lunch, ar-

v-e home hungry tfor a real diu~

taste, and you don't eat very much alter all.

What is the matter?

Well, you may have considerable on your mind, worry, excitement, cr you may be tired.

The blood is atlll up in the brain. and not available for digestive work, or else your whole body is so tired, that it ls not capable of handing the food.

What should he done?

Why the daily paper or a book, if excited. or a ten minutes rest lying dowll ll fatigued, before eat- ing, will help you not only to enjoy the meal, but also to digest it pro~ perly.

And this very same thing applies in the matter of inducing sleep. if you are one of these individuals who can drop oft‘ to sleep the mo meut your head reaches the pillow then you'll not be interested fur- ther.

However if you like to read be- fore you go off to sleep. or actually need to read before you- go 0H. then you have perhaps often wondered whether you were doing tfwise thing in reading at this time.

As a matter of fact. you will notice that the length of time you really read, is not very long,

And what is the big tiling, the essential thing about this reading, that finally gets you off. to sleep.

is it because [hp hook is dreary or common place‘!

No!

The real benefit front the read- ing is that it takes your ulind off the affairs of the day. the exciting,

llict-nst- Ices they paid and the ox

dire disturbing things that might

‘cise and customs taxes 0n boozeieuguy keel, yo" awflke_ n- you,» imanuiacturctl or intported, the fed nlllld were allowed tn dwell upon

treasury ivas enriched ' by 1116111-

m‘ luillitills tlf dollars yearly. The Th? idea 50m‘? 11901115 hiwe 0! (i(l\'l?l‘lll1l6'l1!s (ti the tlav took the uuhzmifi me Sieppiess mm“ by

" 5lll(l_\'. is. to my nllntl a big mis-

bribt- and Jolln lisrleit-orn tintu-tl in busluetss.

(‘Oll-

The Provincial Governments had likt- manner with the Federal

the

booze. They saw that the Dolnin

and soon was able to boast of four million:

over flowing tfountllin alth, British Columbia

of follow-

Al- Saskatcbewan and Man- itaba hitched themselvtfup with British Columbia ln the wet train anti old King Booze, fat anti tsmll lnlysaltl, "Now boys, give m4; On tarlo!"

And so the battle was set in array in Ontartlo 0n Thursday last with what result we have Jitst bc- gun to realise. An all-day battle ill every city, town, ward and town- Hilip in the big province.‘ in ’l‘o- routo, the centre of the long batt- le line under shelter of distillery forts, brewery bastlons and hotel earthworks fought the forces of King Booze, while behind church and chapel walls. parsonages, mantles and homes, the armies of sobriety maintained an unequal struggle. And Toronto fell, anti many cities and towns far and near were in possession ot‘ John Barleycorn, trophies of his sword and spear, when tile night closed in.

Booze captured the cities, while in the rural townships. along the concession lines, the thin red line held their with news at hand it seems to have been almost a drawn battle

vic-

was a mistake to strength, the», wealth and fighting lpowcr of such an cnenty. For vor- il,\'. in this latest chapter of a life? long warfare, "John Barleycorn“

church will not accomplish its mls- 111111 "Bot. ilp ugalu- and sure stir- ' prised us all."

whole world, preaching the simple‘, ls no vice which in one black and Customs and Excise department “spa of righieoume“ “d umntawrul gun ha! swallowed "p so

y _ much of hope and ‘happiness as ln- The increase, “m. to m“, from men of every nation, race and lan temperance’ the ("rem realm

the liquor traffic. The curse it 5111111111 Heaven rests upon it. And wbl earnest prayer that this cen- this ls true the conflict Ope th d o of he t. m” may do much to 0H0; to an it must go. on. it is irrepressible. n e o r your m.

ltndcrrate the

flake. This reaching for tho hook. l

Saying to wrong. "Depart!" Open the door ol your heart. iTo the things that shall abld-e.

To the holy thoughts that llft your

Like the olars at eventlds .-\ll of the fadeless

in the realms of song and art

so as not to waste these "precious" hours. defeats its own end. because they arise sluggish and slow wit- tcd ill tile tnorning. So go to sleep witll a book it‘ n-et-essary, because it relieves tension ot‘ mind altd hotly.

This relief from tension is what

intiuccs sleep._ b a O O

~<—<0>—-———— O-fO- OO-OOI+O-O TtlE lmlNtCE OF PEAiCE:-—For onto its a child ls born: anti the

o . . ~ Dally Selections

FOR

Guardian Readers

government shall be upon his shoulder; and his ‘name shall be (lulled, The ‘Prince of Peat-o. lt-tlali 9:6.

PRAYER:— "Joy to the world! come;

Let earth receive her king;

Let every heart prepare lllm roolu, And l-leaven and nature sing."

V OrIOtIO-Qfi-O-I-IIOOQ I-OI-O-OQ-OQ

OCTOBER 25, 1924-

tlie Lord is

OCTOBER 26, 1924 GREAT POWER FROM GOl):- Behold, l give unto you power to tread on serpents and scorpions, and over all the power of an en-

emy; and nothing shall by ally

tneans hurt. you. Litke 10:19. PRAY-ERz-to tLord. Moat lllgh,

we seek to dwell in the secret

place where no evil thing can be- fall us. nor any deadly thing tout-b us.

OPEN THE DOOR’ OF YOUR HEART

Open the door o! your heart. my

lad,

To the angels of love and truth;

When the world is full of unnum- bered joys, '

in the beautiful dawn of youth.

Casting aside all things that mar,

To tile voices of hope that are call- ing you.

Open the door of your heart, my lass, soul

flowers that

bloom

It yet remain: trug that there

of of lo

Are youns. it’ you'll only give them

Open the door of your heart. Open the door of your

Heedleas of class or creed, When you hear the cry of a bro-

The sob of a child in need. To the shining heaven that o'er you

You need lio map or chart,

room, heart, my friend.

ther’: voice,

bends

against.

7 end all those divisions which have Hmvtfler Gwerzmenti” 3"‘ tpmfqril’ I I n o ,

-- t- $.11". ln the old country have many Church ofChrlaLand wbtlch hnvelude o; p000)" oplnlon may flaw make for sobriety and righteous- grave personal disadvantages, not made warfare instead of peace." or ebb, the battle will go on until n"; will never give up tho fight.

II

But only the love the Master gave.

-~Edward Everett Hale.

of Wales while ln Otttawa honored

practise determination, and make up your lnlnd that you will ceedjYou have considerable pride. and like to make as good an ap pearance as possible. pleasing talker. and read a great deal. When love treasure It, and never allow your- self to become depressed or Jealous.

which means hope.

white.

lng, and are a good worker, and. if you will only stick to your job. will make a. great success of life. You are Just. and generous. and have plenty of good friends, You are a great lover of your home, and have very few interests outside it.

which means hope.

mat cnlitinonmowu ‘Quantum:

Happenings of - the Week

ll. R. H- the Prince of Wales was the guest of honor at a charming- ly arrangctl (lance at Jtideau Hall. \\'llt'.l Their Excellencles the Gov- ernor-Gcneral a-ud the Lady Byng of Viruy entertalnctf 400 guests at one of tho moat delightful events in the history of Government House.

Rarely has the stately ballroc-ul witnessed such s gala and brilliant assemtbly. The bright faces of the debutantes and their pretty frocks the lovely gowns of the young soc- iety lustrous. the exquisite jewels worn by the fair sex, contrasted strikingly against tho tlark bick- ground of the plan's conventional evening dress. Llltlng strains of the lnuslc added the last touch to a very perfect scene.

H. R. i1. the Prince of Wales r0 oeivetfwltb his host and bostessat {he entrance of the ballmom- Each guest was graciously welcomed by the Royal Heir anti Their Excell- encles. Thu Pttlnoeis wtell-known happy smilc made each one feel that be or she alone was essential to the success of the even-lug.

As the strains of a popular mel- ody stzirtett, the Royal visitor stepp. ed into perfect fox trot step with" Miss Elena Murdock. daughter of Han. Joules Murdock, Minister of Labor, as his partner. From then on lht- Prince danced continuously, choslng for his parbners Mrs. W. G, Pilgsley, Mrs. Allan Keefer, both of whom he danced with last year; Miss Gladys Rogers and Miss Helen Guthrie, of Guelph. He danc- ed twice with Mrs. Pttgsley and Mrs. Keefer and Miss Murdock. He bad other dances with out-of-town visitors. He danced about 11 danc- es. He retired about 2.45 a. nt. Her Excellency was a dignified and glorious hostess in her hand- some gown of orchid shade nloire. nlatle on- simple lines with effec- tive tlrapln-gs caught with an or- nautult of diamenté and beads to match. Sht- wore a diamond neck- lace and a diamond coronet in Russian style ln her hair.

Miss Staudford was charmingly guwnctl in gold tlssttc trimmed with

bands of fur.

11 I

Major and Mflfltwwflllliflitl W111i his presence at a dance given by them at the Country Club- This was the only private invitation \c- cepted by the Prlucc of Wales while in. Canada, except that given by Mrs. Herbert on Sunday last. Major and MTB._BRS'SBIL are well known here having spent the three summers, previous to this year. at Brackley Beach. Mrs. Dsssett is a sister of Mrsf John R Booth, luili- lonaire~ paper Magnate of Ottawa and Major Bassett is Ottawa Re- presentative and Vlce-Presldtut of tile MCIJIPEZEl Gazette. I I I

The official closing of the Golf seuson takes place tb's afternoon when. the prizes won during the year are to be awarded. The mem- bers howevur are still looking for- ward to many more delightful days tn the open and as the Club house is comfortable many jolly parties will no doubt yet be held. The tea today is in charge of MlssR. Long. worth Miss L. Weeks, Miss L. Laird, ltllsa Jenkdla, Miss E. Long-

worth.

Mrs. Hydman who has bccll speutliug the past two ivct-lcs with Uidy Davies in Ottawa left this week for ller home in Eduionton.

I I I Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers have rettirntztl from a visit to Boston, New York autl Atlantic City. ll I I

‘Mrs. F. l’. Taylor has rt-tilruetl froln a pleasant visit with her s-"v- 1)r.- R. N. and Mrs, Taylor, \Ve.st-

mount, P. Q,

Mrs. W. H, Prowso who returnt-tl Thursday night front Plctou whore she spent the summer with her mother is being welcomt-tl by tier friends.