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pledged itself not to intervene in
` 'uizcloubtiicily ii Ili ve thc iery serious
- 0 ` THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
_ Pl\9E EUR . .  _. 1 _  . -» - FEBRUARY 15
THE GHARLUTTETUWII GUARDIAN notes sv nie wiv  I other
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1-reaiiiim-\\‘. viii-i-ii-r s. :in-Lan, u. e. vice-President-4. B. Burnt T” "W" E“5"’hm'“ sa” me   P Surely it is not too late even yet
ii.-wi-iiiry.-1.|.-ii:_-eel. rr. A. mu-ximian. u. s. 0. London Times it. Seems grossly un- _   for some _mmlgcment to be made
n i ` ~
I-`illlur limi 'llnuuglug Director-J It Burnett _nd be _I  . 
.\r.iJ--his i-:ii|¢.§.»._i~f..~iu wiiiiiei- -Ja ir. n. ciJr|» fair that A1'8@U¢ml 5h° ‘ " 'Tl--f` ., for the liitiiiz of the British erii-
||.imni¢ mai, irminilfii noir; s.i_.m» per yur (ni nm-mice) aellnml. pledged w give as favourable treat-» ,i ._ _- __ burgo on Cmludmn p°ta,_ocs_ Cable
$1.50 per your (In aiiiiincr) mulled In tunnis and United Bllho. »ted
- »-- ---- - 1 - from G-rest Britain. And to many ` tions. while on this side of trie ocean
.1,u».4N AND Russia 'Hoi-eve. Hon- Robert Weir. mm- sf our mi comm who impose ‘°N “Y l‘“’S’°`» ”`°'~°“»“N" uw piiiiii bins of we iiiii-iiiiiw
low dutlm or no duties at all U90”
our trade, it must be a serious dis-
oouragemerit that we treat their
Wonders will never cease, wp-
pareiitly, in the near and far East.
The London Daly Express has
authority for stating that Russia
and Japan have made an agree-
ment under which Japan will have
largely undisputed tliniinion over
all of Maiicliuria and enormous
tracks Of i\Iongoli:i_ The alternative
to tlizs agrccui~ni, we are told, was
mir, and after ii bitter coiiflct in
the innir councils at Moscow,
.losepli S':il.n clccicled the Soviet
Uovernrnent could not face the
liiglily orsariircii \\";ir inaehine of
nixlern Japan, and accordingly it
gave way. The ruica which thus
comes under Japan’s dominion is
1,730,000 square mles, and the
agreement also involves the sale to
Japan of the ‘Russian interests in
the Chinese Eastern Railway now
jointly owned by Russia and
China. Russia, we are told, has en-
gaged not to rase objections to
llic construction of railways in
Mongolia' now being planned by the
Japanese, :ind»Mosco\v also has
behalf of (.`li;u.i _ii any niiiitcrs at-
I~‘i`-'.‘.:ig the Pacific Coast.
If pficifsts want :i prfictieil deux-i
ons;r.itioii of the i'~>olisli:ie.=.< iff in-
d.\.dual nii1.oi:s <l\.s;ii'iri_iig, they
hare it ln this i:i_\:'niice_ Here are
the iwn chief natoiis of iiic world
'whi<li have m;‘cii upon the princip-
les .,f praeti:'1il ii:-iirziiiiiiieni, and i
llic_v :i;'e'liri:r-: ;.iI»:~1i `:\j.' the tliroat,
tli;-i_i\vn to the czvuuil. :uid trampled
_ _ _ industry, and successful research mal’ be 01113’ 5 m€m0l’Y--'LOUISVUIU
it Il- l
liinlcr foot ' 5 tire :\.ui ‘ ic parco
mil by \\’Ii.1; I-iii.-sin ¢i<‘srl'lbes 115
"1ii,f- li`.f_flii;.' or;.\iii.;.-il war miicli'rie[
ci iniiclciti Jap."iii_"
.i 1’. W. C. Fl/WI)
lkatz-1". ing of in-ire tliiiii passing
c».::z..ilEci`:iiioii is the sugtgestion in
’i`:i'ii'.-sI:i\".f. I-`or'.ini coluinn that zv.
11i:..l ti ;i~:l in iv liui1il'i:5.'_ the Prince _
if \\`.=Ic,»- (tulle-;i~ he i‘iii_~‘cil by grad
i wi-s of t1:c'l:i:-titxiiioii. The writer
oi ilic l.”itii:'_ uiio is lierself an old
gziiciiliit-“_ lifi`.`.r»\i~_-. tliere are niniiy
lioiv iiu`.:li;`~..` l;,”r.iii'.'c pvrltioiis in
tlzc lyif-i1ir~-.~ uni i`i‘i\f“<.‘»i<i:ial world
who <:<.ulil nfluril to contribute
lifiiidsoiiii  and n'\_~.o would gladly
F"iuw some i.~.:i;;:b.c eiiilcxice Of
ilicir ufl¢»<;i;<ni to tlivir .»\.iiu.i .\l1iter
it ilze lirvtl iiuil tlie opgiortuiiity
ui ;'i» liiwiiitlit lioinc to ilicni.
stuatioii ivliicii t.ie l'i'o‘.iiiei~ is now
fiiciiig in the double loss entailed in
the destruction of the College and
Ikilcoiiwood Hospital. An or';.niiza-
tion io appcnl to graduiilr-s is the
first esseiitial, as who is going to
take the initiative?
THE I’0T.-ITO 1§illli’ARGO
The voice of the lhiiluiiiiiriit of
Ciiiada liiis been i'ai.'=e1.l ln support
, line. ever lost a dollar throizvli
oi The petition oi the grow is nf iii-~
l\l.i.'i.iriie Pioviiiccs for i<~iro'.':i' of
tni' British potato ciiibzii-;"i. This is _
I procedure much more promising'
than retaliatory threats of boycot- I
ting British goods, and may prove
instmmentul in inducing the Brit- .
ish authorities to reopen the ques-
tion. In any event, it will strength- ~(~h|(-ago is in the posmon of
en the Bennett Govcrrimeiits hands
in the efforts which are still being
made to obtain a rcnriizil or sus-
pension of the ban.
In Fridays discussion of the nint-
fer in the House of Commons sprc-
iul emphasis was laid by Mr. J. H.
Myers, one of our representatives
for Quecn’s, on the importance of
maintaining the Canadian embargo
against British tubers_ which are
known to be affected with wart. It
was well that this point was driven
heme. The question of removing the
Canadian embargo was rrilsml hy
iii: Hon. Pcter Veniot, o. member
of the late Mackenzie King Govern-
ment. Mr. Vcniot is ii New Brunswick
ncmbcr, and it is surprisini;
`Nunici'ous other subjects were also
be in progress, some of them new
ter of Agriculture, at once Assured
the House that the Canadian ein-
bargo was absolutely necessary. and
under no circumstances would be
removed.
AID T0 FISHERIES
Canadas fisheries research sts-
tlons, conducted by the Biological
Board of Canada under the author-
ity of the Minister of Fisheries, are
not given to self-advertising but
if they were they could tell of be-
ing continuously at work upon
many prdblems of direct importance
to tlie Dominlon’s fishing industry.
Here, for instance, is 5 list of
some of the subjects which were
under investigation by the four
main stations of the Board during
the past yearz-
The use of air-oonditioinirig
apparatus for drying f`sh for
smoking; the control of halibut
dlscolouratlon; the "rusting" of
frozen fish; improved cold stor-
age rooms: the nutritive value of i
canned salmon, and the vitamine
potency of canned salmon oil;
the dlscolouratlon of lobster mus-
cle after canrrngi the effects of
freezing and cold storage tem-
W-,-;\q.i1res on marine bacteria;
'he drying properties of pilchard
nil. and the decolourativn of fish
oils: the deliquescence of salt
fish under tropical conditions;
'hc industrlzil use of dogfish 1'\-'er
.i.l: -the preparation of meal from
._»il_~; fish by several different
means or extraction.
Every one of these questions,”
notes the Fisheries News Bulletin,
is of importance to some branch or
branches ‘of the Canadian fishing
and experimentation by the feder-
al scientists in dealing with them
nieiins fsherics benefit and profit.
under investigation by the staffs of
the stations during 1031, some of
them practical problcnis of the ln-
dustry, others scientific studies in
connection with fish lie. 'Through-
out the present. year various ln-
vestigiiiic-ns and experiineiits will
stud es and others further steps in
work already begun_
_1iv§__L__{_gz.ii1vc.‘E co1u1».4.v1Es
Answering inquiries of a sub-
scriber regard ng allegations ii-
gainst the financial soundness of
two prominent Canadian life insur-
ance companes which appeared in
the January issue of the Edmonton
'Alien Journal of Commerce, the
Toronto Financial Post denounces
the critlcisnis as unwarranted, and
says:
“In our opinion you 'and your
frcnds would be very ill-advised
to lapse your pol cies in these, or
in any other leading Canadian
life insurance company, as we be-
lieve the admittedly d_fficult time
vxhlrh all companies are now ex-
periruf- ni? finds the Canadian
c.m_pau es reassuring more than
ever their claim to rank among
tlif- fines? life insurance fiistitu-
t/ins in the world, and we trust
they will bc :chic to rnaizifain their
proud boast that no policyholder
i'.:l'n-c of a Canadian if-° insur-
;\w~ i-siiipiiiiy to llvr up 'io its
.i._'1:\` FDS."
A BANKRUPT CITY
The following scathing review of
the financial position of Chicago is
from a London newspaper:
sonic bankrupt Balkan village. Her
si-hoof teachers have had no pay for
nine months. Her debt is 260,000,000
and the mayor is trying to get the
well-to-do citizens to subsidize the
city. Schools are closing and, as l
last touch of tragic farce, the par-
ents are told that their children can
get their education from American
broadcasting.
"While Big Bill Thompson was
ii~S11lt‘ii': I-:ing George and burning
Brivili rhisslcs, the important cm-
zcus of Chicago enjoyed the joke.
Tiicrc is nobody in Chicago now to
lllffkff 11 _iokc about it, for the lesson
is ion plain that civic virtue is the
riiunflziuiin of fortune and success.
'W0 H1115' not be as slick as they
that a suggestion _so eoniriiry to the
interests of Maritime potato grow-l
ers should emsnate from him.i
7"" ll’ "lll<‘Hrlo, but our rogues, at
"'~\'\’. lime to be more clever than,
reparations in full, expresses the
goods no better than We treat
similar goods from countries which
shut out our trade by high tarrifis
and other protectionist devices.
In the comprehensive review of
fiscal policy which the Govem-
ment are now undertaking full
consideration must be given to the
possibility of -following up the
Empire agreements to be made at
Otfnwa with reciprocal arrange-
ments for mutual trade with
countries which are willlns £0 trade
with us on equal terms; and that
will clearly imply a reconsideration
of our attitude towards the most-
favoured-nntlon clause, a careful
weighing of its advnitages and dis-
advantages.
ll India, Indeed, elcapeg blood-
shed, violence and terrorlsm, it
will be because Lord Willirigdoii
knows Gandhi and knows India.
He was govemor of Bombay when
Gandhi came back to India nt the
outbreak of the war. He told
Gandhi to come to him at any
tlmf. pledging that his 'govern-
ment would not wilfully do any
wrong. Gandhi, in his autobio-
graphy, writes that he replied: “It
is that faith which sustains me."
Indeed, vlceroys and goveriiors
many times interfered in his be-
half in-id give him many proofs of
their uprlghtiiess. But that faith
in the lionor of the British was
soon abandoned and now lndcecl, it
is entirely lacking. Gandhi may
never 'come out of jail, but if and
when lic does, his influence will be
gone, in all likelihood. India may
get self-government, eventually,
but the name of G-indlri in that day
Courier.
An English correSpondmt to the
New York times says that while lic
does not think Germany can pay
belief that she can ply much more
than she says she can, and adds:
“To that extent, therefore, I :im
entirely with France that she should
pay something. If we don't Heil-hal
money from her she will simply
use it to put her industries in ii still
stronger position to compete \vith
our."
When it is recalled that thous-
ands of banks have gone out of
business in the United Statfss, that
some of the towns and snilllci'
cities are wholly without banking
facilities, and that probably $2,000,-
000,000 has been withdrawn from
the I banks by depositors and
lioarded in private receptacles. we
begin to see how serious the situ-
ation is across the line, and how
comparztively well the Dominion
cf Canada. is getting along. No
one who is familiar with both
countries, and especially with th.
temporary bankrupt cities in the
United States' can deny that this
Dominion is much better off than
its great neighbor: that its affairs
are being handled in si much more
buslnessllkc manner, and that it is
likely to emerge from the flvnirss-
lon much more rapidly than the
United States.
New York speakeasles have UPN'
taking up collections for uneniplfty-
ment relief, and learninrr, of tliis_
some l‘dies declared that if it con-'
tiiiiicd they would make sure that'
there were no further Rockefeller
contributions to the fund. This
cclls to mind the time when the
phrase “tainted money" was coined
and we believe it was first applied
1 . 
ment to IIIIPOFI-5 ‘Wm "M Um    _  *advices zinuouiice a great scarcity of
’  States, from which her Uim ex' A- - ‘ '* _ potatoes in England with conse-
luded by U\°D5I1'°“5 /3 /'"" W ri. M D qutnt ini ition of pilccs on ii basic
_ Bario ~' » '- '
ivroxmv, rlznnusm' is, 1932 Pm* *W °"“ _ - ~" " .-._'______ ~
tariff walls, as she Elves to 1!11D0l'¢S food and unprecedented iniportu-
TREATING MENTAL DEPRESS
PERFUME
put ln front of you, that it will ln-
‘pleasant’ food you ure eating.
The very sight or smell`of food
you like stimulates your digestive
juices.
| That unsightly or ugly things,
' loud 'ear shattering noises', or weird
hideous sounds, have a harmful ef-
fect. upon the entire nervous system
has likewise been amply proven.
The working ability of typists, put
into a noisy room, decreases as
much as 40 per cent.
Now if ugly, noisy, tuiwholesomc
ful effect upon the body why would
colors, good music-have the effect
the body processw?
Recently a young layman Waller
l
unpleasant impacts are rleiuiitcly
been charged with some simple
music (these patients are all of the
depressed type): the- lights are
switched on, and varied as to colors
and patterns; using chiefly the 5|;i-
_niulnting colors toward the red end
of the spectrum.
The seance contiiiues for iliiriy
minutes and is rcpeiitcd daily.
Although ilic cxpcrinieiit has
only been under way fi S1101-g time
Mr. Spilkny and soiiic of the nurses
feel reasoiii1bl_v .sure tliut some of
the patients are :ilrcacly slioivirig
definite iinproveiiieiit.
This experiment; will be carefully
watched by the profession. If the
physical cause of their depression-
infection-has been removed, this
looks like sensible treiitniciit.
Billboards 01’ The Air
(Christian Science Monitor)
Air-Radio channels have often
ben llkeiied to the hgliways of the
air. Today in America, like the
motor lilgliways, these ether routes
are filled with advertising bill-
boards, spoiling the musical scen-
cry which is their norinnl cli-rrni.
Seated nt the dnl of a radio sei.
the seek:-i' of bcau'._v finds him elf
in ri poviiioii analogous to the
driver of a motor cur. A splciiflid
road is found, It is railed
“Huiig:ir'.'iii Rlmp~o1l_v" by Liixt
Sutlrlci‘lf.' '-, vocal billboard ln'.‘ak.s
in upon the sati.\'f_\'ing iuciilril
picture ilic iliapsoily has hi'-iiislllf
and nunouziccs thot. uuIcs~- yu.: eu!
“Pifi"s Pin'tli-uliil' l‘icl1lc;»" _\-cu
lmvc known'-cnlv n :ii-ami' wi-~.".rl_
If _von li:iven’t tru' l‘iff'_s Pickles
vou -wuglittn stop listening and
hurry dovm to the nearest grrcer
to get some before he is all "old out
of this popul-'r prorluct. _ _ . _
to the Rockefeller millions. In
those days there were churches and;
charitim opposed to accepting such?
money. We need not say that thisi
was a long, long time ago. 
Europa nys the London Daily
Herald is within measurable dist-
ance of an era of fierce hunsel'
riots, of revolutionary outbreaks, of
civil wars, of international wars.
Yet even now it is not too late- if
action were taken at once. Inter-
national Co, operation ls essential
for the curl!!! Of Hn WUT'
national disease. And lt must
come swiftly. The' world cannot
afford to wait idly until June be-
fore Rcpnratlons are even discuss-
ccl. nor to waste furflier vriluzible
time in dawdllng. It has tnlzrn
twelve years to get the World Dis-
armament Conference iofgetlicr.
At the present pace it would t‘ke
anniher twelve to get the world I
Economic Conference fog~ilicr‘
sin long before then civilization
would be In ruins. That Confer-
theirs" _ ¢ I _I _
i , . » - " 1.i,_
ence must mst' swiftly. And ft,
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The r.'id’o lls‘r-ner is beginning
to th'r!: that rr-cking beauty along
the o*l"r pathways is an Illivlon,
'i. promfse that can ncvei- bc kept.
He burn .fi radio sci. to enloy music,
only to find flint what he has in-
\'csted In is in large part the riizhf
to open his door to 1 thousand and
one bnllvhoo artists, who too often
I have spoke" bemre abwt °x` within ii eoiiipiinitivcly short time,
.periments showmg that Wm" y°“ ' will liiiie io be dinnped or burned
are eating' if food you dm” nk” is as i.i'.iit for consumption. Tile
!terfere with the digestion of the and n ,__,5t_h.,m cmburgo p,.c,_.em_5
The Potato Embargo
Proviiives are bursting with the
finest potatoes iii the world, which
groivtrs tire fucing complete rulii
the crop from entering thc British
| market. .
The excuse glvcii is the fear of
the Colorado beetle, the “potato
bug" so fxuiiiliai' to Caiiadiaxi youth.
The reply of the growers to this,
backed it must be admitted by the
evidence of entoniologists, is that
the Colora_do bcetle_ docs not ni.-rin-
ally touch thc potato tuber at ull.
It ruins potato crops entirely by
laying its eggs on thc ltaves of the
` plant, which are subsequently das-
istent. The case for thc Maritime
‘stronger through the importation
ll'
FB0l\I “TIIE DAWN OF PEACE"
. . . . Ye cannot stay th¢l“»
Or thrust the dawn back for one
hour!
Truth, Love, and Justice, if ye slay
them,
Return 'with more than earthly
power; '
Strive, if ye will, to seal the foun-
tuins
That send thc spring tiirougli lout’
and spray; '
Drive back the sun from eustem
mountains,
Then-bid this mlghtier inovemcnt
stay.
The hour of Peace is come! The
' nations
From east to west have heard H
CW- _
“Threugli all eartlvs blood-red
gem rations
By hate and slaughter climbed thus
hlsh. _
.Here - on this height - still to
aspire,
things have a depressing ‘md lmrm`  troycd by the lintcliing grubs, which one only path remains untrod_
' _ iii adult form go uiidcrground only 0m. pam of love and peace climbs
not the °pp°s1te`beauty' bugm to liibernute. Maritime potatoes are I higher-_l '
t carefully cleaned and graded Make straight that highway for our
r "ws _ . .
0 cheering the mind' and helping and the possibility of the transpor- God!"
tation of the mature beetle-which _
Although this mea has been sug' in any event never attaches itself _Alfred N05 c"'
EC'-Sléd. it is Only rffvvutly ihlit lilly to ml. wb¢,~__|s virtually n0n_ex_ ‘Published early in this century.
serious attempt has been n-md., to ` _ _ .___._______--
rcfuy try R' grower seems to be made all the 1)0Ct0]fi\'\g` Charles 
Sm Kay éonceived th” “lea that M Ilnto Britain of a niillion barrels of A con-Mpondgnt; in. a, Toronto
_ fl le _ ____ _ _ _ potatoes a year froiii Continental exchange has condcnsgd the
iarm u , p asaiit »>. ..i. 1th~ _
Same sort Should _,LC ';c__;_I_‘_“;`;_‘;_e_pi fields which are not immune from foylowmg omcml 1-gpm-t nf the
. the l>0St~ - I A th of Charles II of Eiizllmd  E  R  &
im' pamjcllnrlly if~ the mme mam M “ time when an m°‘“b°"5 °f |f\;;r the devoted attendance of U I
enses_s gi ’ warmg' and smell* the British Empire are being urged . ' Q,
were appealed to at the mme Mme' to do everything possible to en- filixjizixns Ogftnfc _T_:_F;t pmmmen _ SE. PCECIS, P. E. I. -
Accordingly' one of the hospitals _ __ _ _ - ._ _ _ . _ P  ‘
for memnl _,asus ___ C___c__go has _U\l\<\f§0 iiitizi-Liiiliiie tiiidt tiic tx Kmg Charlcs was being 5ha\.cd_ 
_ _ rsieiicc oi this appiii'i~iit iiiipiissc is _ 1. H b ck_ (I0 -i..-9-IZ-Zi _
given liliii splice and ai nulnbei' of ` pm_tic“],“.1V e\m,__.m._m_,g The way \Viili :L sudden cry lic e 8_ _ _ _
patients to try out this ii|en_  ___ __ <U,m_____ "n_____`_ W; l`___“__,_\,__1_ in wgird and had in violent eonvulsion. -
He has installed a 'colorania’ iii l  ‘ ` ` M - "_ ' _ As the first stef) 110 “ms blcd t° the
. /£5 ,_ _K | _
iiioiitreiii muy sum , , I
I
Sirloin
required.
FREE
Thirty |’0llll_dS (30) Delicious Granherriei
i -WITH-
Every Fifty (50 P d - _
Young Stall-Fed Boom. SA? dar for Cho-'ce
Y ` f`_‘ 'Yi Y* ` ` ""-Z:_;';~~12‘§2
&
FREE!
‘t e following;
prices, delivered Charlottetown;
BEST ROAs'rs= mb ........ 
I’m‘tei'house   l 
Short Loin ._ . _
Round Steak . . . . _ . _
 .. 'u
Round Shoulder Roast  . _ ' ' "
chuck .............  _ _, ' "" "
Brisltet and Corning Rib  _   H H H
Soup Meat :ind Flank  __ _ __  '°
Choice Pork Roiisis _ _ . . . _
 .
Choice Pork Hams (fresh) . . . . . . . .
..   1
Those are gu:irzinteeiI ull from -"|L
hogs, oui' own feeding, and Choice Quality, M
At the above prices, 'gh . . . . . =~ , _ _
we deliver a liox Clgliheigié) I~`lI€i:ll'}l)0\L::,(fi`.‘~"fh"`
Thll`l.\' (30) llounds choice, frozen Ci"inl;c|-»-i,_.§`.ll'\\:_';|"§
keep all w' i - ' ; | 1, - - . .` . __'_'__
than fi-esh"be(iA'li‘i;I;. I mo D lm’ hum fm mlmvlng
CLUB YOUR ORDERS, if necess:|l'_\', and I(-fu-L.
ziccompanied by the cash, with J. D. Jenkins, ()il`iee llli
Grafton Street, (T_I\:n'Iottetown, who will zirrauige f t
delivery of both Meat and Cranberries. ` or
Those prices are subject to a. reduction of :lei cl-
lb. on the higher priced cuts if the Cranberries are £0;
One quality only:
THE BEST
IIC lb.
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As the King did not improve he
Ma itiiiic talk of ii rc-ialiuton boy- was given forty drops of extrzct of
. sicic, or of a flat iefilsal to consider
which patterns of colored 'light are " A » . cutcnt of it pint. N<‘Xl5 N5 Sllollld"
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thrown upon the screen, ii photo-  of Bmbh gfx]d°_'_ on N tom, was cut into and lie was I
graph which Changes records auto' I 1 clriiigc of policy on the other If Hcuppodn for eight' Ounces tl
matically, and an ordinary hand “ ,` _ .` , ,_ '~ _ mor- of blood. Next mi cnieiic and
iiman skull. A rallying dose of
Ralciglfs antidote was forced down
ie throat; this antidote contained
tlicie inc fuithci p.ec;iutions L an enormous number of herbs and
ests, do wliiit they can to nicct
the other hand, lnanifistly cannot
ldziriiuge to an linportiint branch of
duce. Of course no one will ques-
tlicy have taken up to the present.
Aberdeen Laughs
Last
(Toronto Globe)
Abcrclecii has been regiirdei' as tlic
source of jokes on the Scot, and
I/ibcidiiiiiiuis “dinlia care a. hooi"
about lt. In fact ii well-known
writer has dcclzircd that there are
nfilcinls of this fine Scottish city
who make it their business to col-
lect and preserve all thc rule and
crude gibes at its expense inadc by
the funny felloivs of the rest oi the
world. Lct them joke, “tli` pulr
gowks!"
Generally tlierc has beeii ii smile
on residing' ii new joke from Aber-
deen. Well, read iliis one: The in-
come tiix :iutliorities spi'c.\d thc
ne\v‘s that 90 per cent, of the peo-
ple of Abeirlecli liable for iiicmiic
tax in 1931 had paid their lcv_v by
ilic enil of r\p'.'ll_ und ily the vlnl of
the year ilil per cent. Iiiid #uid in
full. A i'ecoi'il for ilic Britisli lilnl-
pii‘c_ :intl priibnbly :ill oilirr coun-
tries, And the i'e.»~t ol' Scotland ivus
nut fiir behind. Let tlic \voi‘lil laugli
:it that for ii \‘,'liilL‘,
It is rciiuii'kiiiile that the Scot,
i~v":i in i’\bci'iiie\i, is not offended by
the w..:'l: ri' the _ioke.~'ii|iilis. ln fact
he gloi-'ies in it, mid is in the happy
frame of mind that enables him to
join in the laughter when the joke
is on himself. Other nationalities-
some cf them with quite a reputa-
tion for liumor-are quite touchy in
this respect. So long as the joke is
on the other fellow it 7: all right.
Jokes on the Scot generally have
to do with his alleged "closciie.Q”
in money matters. Tiirlft is the
common-sense term for this chur-
acteristic, but the Sent is .satisfied
to let the rest of the woi~l:i regard
li'm as ovi~:'ca:'eful of lil: sillcr. Ho
differ from the familiar circusi
sidcrhow nnnounccrs only in fhei
accents used. _ _ .
That n movement for rnfiio bill-
board elimination is under wriv is
apparent to these who ‘~:~~> their
ears to thv ground. _
must bi called not for :il w and
pompous tlciiatc, but iii' prompt
action.
The human brain is pasfng'
through a lin,-lrl pro~i~i.. oi evolut-
ion. Every geiieriiticii l;uow= a
little bit more and hm 9 miie
better mmtwl equipment than the
generation before it. i. 1, . _
has been fnmillnr with privntlon,
and had to look aftcr his small
change. ‘He has not lived on the
fat ofh is land, because there wmn’t
much fat. Pliiin living was obliga-
tory; and fortnnatc!y with. it went-
high tiilnking. Ilence thc world lms
the Scot: of todziy: pri=p;ire¢l iq Inca
lnirdship, oi* r¢‘acl_v to dlsciisrs the
most nbsti'irs:~ priililmii.; iii nut"-
physics or-and by pci-fiirciico - thc-
nlugy. And also i~.~iuI_v and willing
lo pay his tzixcs. lt is l\ber<lcen`s
tum to lnugli-but slie \\'on't boihei'
about It.
Stars: No star wns ever lost we
mice have seen We always may
be what we might have been -A.
nwmizw' . for. (usmbmmg me iigiiiiist infection which ilic lli1`i.ish l“"`g‘“ti"° W°"° given' and smnl a
scent he is using' f'iiitlioi'itic~'. can siigfmst or ilcfilrc to` "ff" 'J 5°°°nd P“"g°“V"° Then!
The patipms sit in a row in a fsee ciiforcerl no iloiibt the Maritime Cam” 3" "Hema c°nt“‘“1"g "nu'|
darkened morn the air of which has exporters Wm in their mm inte? worm Smred bp_tL.r5_ rock 551;,
_ _ ma-llow leaves, violet, beet root, ‘
pleasing odor' The phonograph 'S them. The Brltisli authorities on camomile flowers. fennell seed,
started playing bright stimulating _ . _ ' , __ ` d
lins.ed, cinnamon, cordamon see ,
enema was repeated in two hours
minlstrated. and also a powder of
P Qt
brain." The cathzirtlcs were re
peatctl at frequent intervals and
in'er.".p:rs:d with soothing drinks
of barley wrter, licorice, sweet
almonds, white wine, abslnthe,
mint, rue and angellca. A plaster
Sllppxy elm. blnck‘ cherry water,
Ulf?"/HIICY, l>0fml’. lavender and
gcntirin root, nutmeg, qulninc and
cloves.
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149 Great George Street
Mall Orders Given Prompt
Attention.
A Proctor.
iilmal extracts. Finally bezoar
stone was given. Then. says Dr.
Scarburgh: "Alas, after an ill-
fated night his serene majesty wa;
so exhausted that all the physc.
lans became _despondeni;" siill, gc
as not to appear tc fail in doini
their duty, they brought into play
the most active oordlals and finally
forced pearl julep and ammonia
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wziiit either to work 'irreparable saffon, coehineal and aloes. The S.  &  
Caiiadian agriculture or to deprive and D, purgntlve given. The Klng's Investment Bankers
the British consumer of one of the head was shaved and a blister
finest and eiieripcst focus uint skill raised on me scalp, A sneezing Government, Municipal and Corporation Bonds
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iii ei'0\vliig iiufl Shlilniiiir Can PW- powder of hellebore root was ad- Bought, Sold, Quoted
Lion the good fuiui or the stand wwgli f,,,Wers_..to' mm hen his _ H. L. SEAR, Local Representative
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Office Royal Bank Building, Charlottetown
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of burgundy pitch and pigeon dung  _
was applied to the Kings feet.  , R
The bleeding and purging were  0 C '
continued, nnd to the medicaments - '
were added melon seeds, manna, 146 Richmond St" Charlottetown
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