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most useful of all purposes for
which the money might be spent.
It lsthe one obiect upon which there
canbenod.isagreemerit.Lastyear in
Cook county 1,258 lives were lost
list
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The. Farmer '
v And iiis Debts
I
' alarllttohwn -Guardian does aes
Address by
M. A. lt!aoPBlB.SON, K. C.
(Dominion Department of
V Fi|u.ncs») ,
i>Usl.lc ronulvl
sus sexes- le one uf me
dlseualon by Correspondents
questions ei litiest. The
necessarily anlsras the Orlblenn
at sernspesdanta. ‘
TBI MILK COMBINI ~
FARMERS ’ WEEK
February 19th, 20th and 21st.
QUEEN SQUARE $0||00|. ||A|.|.
ENTRANCE FROM noncunsralf Sriram
struction of evcrythihs that ia
, TZr“r”°w“- s if roncrr- ou.
As noted recently in the press.
the Dominion Government has
sanctioned sponsorship of tba mo-
tion-pieture, finest We I“0r8et,” by
the Canadian Legion, an act that
iilat. this reflex on the present
l'9¢iprocity negotiations might be
hishiy pf-eiudioial. Does Mr. Kin;
thifikicf this? Does he desire to
ppduee such a reaction! Would be
_prefer to see the movement toward
rieipfoelty halted? ire need hotles
has been warmly applauded by every lilflifi-l°d if intélliaant :Canadians
organisation of the Associated HM
it diilicult to answer these
young., , y questions otherwise than, in ~the`
The story of our famous war- l"i1"ii18¢i"- ,‘ .
time films, says The Lcgionary, is
fascinating, peculiarly so since their
xe~appearauce in 1ii85'is virtually;
resurrection from the dead., All
pomrovs _As roov
'rhe food value of potatoes is fl
005541055 k-“°W When *md 11°" matter which should b€g'iven much
*MY We” `ti*-k°°- f°1` P"°'°“°°uY wider publicity than it has received
every Canadian soldier "broke irlto in
the movies" at some stage of his wydo
Canada. Apparently they are
awake to this factor in the
career. The motion-picture camera- nomo, sum php” -.Potato
msn ought to have borne the motto woo.lo_~»` _ _
of the artillery, "‘Ubique." for. in- '
dQd they also were everywhere. hold
At the National Hotel Earposition
at New York City November
~ f)I'lgI!lB1ly the. films thus tdkell 1148' 1934’ Maine pothtoea re°eiv_
were shoim in theatres throughout od
the British Empire and the United from
States, their sole purpose being to of
stimulate recruiting. when the war the
ended, they were shipped to Can- most
qulto a_lot of publicity. Aside
urging that the potato is one
the most health-giving foods iii
world, and that potatoes are th:
profitable items on a. hotel
ada. For nine long years they were menu' the not was hwulht out
completely forgotten. \ that
_one pound of baked potatoes
Some six years ago, liovmver, a equals my of the followm: _
timely article in a national mag-
azine resuscitated interest in the
pictures. This article set forth how
thousands of feet of this valuable -
historical mcord of Canada's part
in the war has been lost; much had
been rendered useless through neg-
lect, and, if appropriate action were
not immediately talfeu. the whole if*
of it would completely disappear. w_
Bpurred to action by insistent de- I
mands from legion branches and this
other ex-Service men’s orzaniza- °
tions, the government of that day
gatheredvsll the film together. It
was turned over to the Motion Plc-
ture Bureau in Ottawa, and in due
5 7-8 ounces of beef.
1 lb. chicken.
2 1-4 pints of oysters
l-2 pints of milk.
ggs. _
baked beans.
of bananas.
of bread.
of cooked peas.
is certainly apparent that
h good- potatoes retailing at about
cent per pound all over Canada
season, they are the answer to
high costs of other foods.
P-l~I|-¢@D»-4
53.58°
9.
he
EDITORIAL NOTES
Our entente friend, Premier
course funds were appropriated for Flandin, appears to be skating on
the purpose of getting it back int0 thi” ice these days'
shape. This has been ft task of
some years. Althocgh the_ motion-
A’ nickel is not supposed to be as
picture business has not been in E°°d H5 lt dollar and yet it goes to
existence sufficiently long to sscer- °h“*`°h m°’° °"'e“-
taih the life of those celluloid reels,
the films will not be allowed to de-
Flemington, N.J_, will look like
hedoram If necossmy they Wm be "the deserted village" when all
reprinted again and again. so that th°5¢
lawyers and witnesses take
even 100 years henm, p0stef-ity may their d°P"t""‘
look upon them andsee the soldiers
of 1914-1918 marching, fighting. and
suffering the privations of the Ma'
Great War. $5
The $1,000,000 Slilt I-gaifist Pa. and
Dionne reminds us of a recent
,000 damages case in our own'
“Lest we Forget.. is much more courts. A witness asked by eolmsel
than a story of a European war. It h
w he would like to pay $5.030
and collect it-I’m on trn dole."
o
is Canadian history. The men da-ma8°5v replied- Wen' Y°“ muld'
trudging across the screen are not "Y
actors: they are men of the Can-
adian Uorpa. many of them alive
Necessity is still the mother of
wdny, others of whom this mm-o_ invention+as witness Mr. Franklin
ordinary picture shows practically E~
their last act in life. The war l>0i’ff‘ a
msg war: it is war in all its ruth- d
Smith's cotton-flax machinery
process If nations will persist
rid .
in shutting out one another’s pro-
ucts either by undercutting m'
legness’ its ohm’ sunk ¢,,.ogooy_ tariff, means must be found to sub-
and its futility
stitute them.- There the inventive
The message of the picture’ says genius finds his opportunity.
The Iegionary. is the message that
the thoughtful person extracts from
Liberals were always anti-provln-
it But no individual cm sit through cial grants. Not only did they cut of!
it.`withUut the feeling that war is °U1' Nad 8I'U~DtS. but they Clit UU*
a sickening stupid and silly bug.. our technical education grant as
E
iness. Heroism and self-sacrifice,
ll. 1-Ion. Mackenzie King always
w
endurance, eheerfulness in suffering Went on tile P1'i!1Cil>i¢ 0! keepin!
an stalked by Math’ and hand in eiizrything for the big interests in
hand with death marches the de-
rayed hem is not a Hollywood-
On
reds
tario and Quebec, where hund-
of millions of dollars were
physically beautiful. spent on harbours, railways, public
WHAT Doss 'Hs"Ms'Alvz'
buildings, etc.
Auto traffic, lilfn bank clearances
___.___ and railway loadings are pretty sure
How does the Liberal DNSS -PN' in
pegs to explain Mr. Mackenzie therefore it is gratifying to learn
‘  ject of the Empire trade a81'¢¢' reported, there was an incmase all
ments. A few weeks ago it over in the quantity of gasoline
Kings double volte face 011 the Sub' that in November, the last month
0
was contended that the Liberal o
nsumed. For that month gasoi-
in automobile accidents. At least
A careful study of _the circum-
stances of automobile accidents in
Chicago led Prof. Miller McClin-
tock of Harvard University 'to the
conclusion that 'I2 per cent. of
them never would have oczurzed if
a system of elevated highways had
been in existence. If this estimate
--*_
urea,
000
to the last census fig
586000 are full owners, $3.000
Il _
'14, tenants. 'rhat ia. today in
Canada D0, per cent of our farmers
in the cateaory of home own-
owners and 'art tenants. and the
ss
-"Combines in restraint of
8 ' Sir.
we have in Canada 728,000 tr-mg" ig unlawful gy, (gnu, 1|
ARTIFICIAL TEST!! ABI NOW . _
_ rur IN WHEN Youre owN fgmen °n nm mud of ms num
- 'rears Ana axrlmcnu pon'
llho
ice?
Attorney Gensnl taking not-
When the blow ia aimed at
poor, the popr prodwocr as ,well
the poor oonsilner. there is
more need to take heed.
Years ago, when milk was jacked
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19TH
2.00 P. M. and 7.00 P. M.
Meetings Central Farmers’ Institute, ”
The night session will be open to the public. An addrf
Horse Production will be delivered by Dr, J A Sinol
dications of the trend of busineaa.,
leader never molly was 0PlJ0S¢d f~°
the agreements, that he had no
_$55 tention of scrapplna th¢m» ""1
in
._ that to suggest that he was hostile
 ~ ‘_’§"-ffwse deiibef-etaly t° misrepresent his
,_
il. o.
r- ly- was
,ia-'_f
_,
1
_ hr. . __
l* 'r' "`°”"
.
attitude. Now. however. he has
` swung back Wim i»° hi” f°"““
position of flat opposition. Buell-
week, Mr. King slid:
 Uwe' know why this negotiations
7  with the uuivtd states have not
Q
~ bsefr`suecessful;fIt-trbecallse the
*‘3'*"‘” ottawa sgremeents have stood in
 tbe,wsy. 1 venture to say that. ba-
,~é:. . I'..;.. fore this Honra sees any l»!i'¢¢m_f-‘Ui
/,_*.~»l _ l f
ix'-’~  4'.
tif- 
‘ti _' oi'
, ho 
with the United States, it will see
further- changes fri these Ottawa
 1* qngmeuts. They are also standing
`|n gh, my of agreements with
'- other countries, and they will con-
tinue to stanein the way until they
- an ehansed." _
The Canadian public generally is
not mosh concsmsd about Mr.
_ :nun stiituco an laws trade
mt thsstatemsnt above quoted,
may dovuntold mischief abroad. M
one mainland newspaper lugssstl.
it cannot fail to awaken this vain
that Canada
amaseulata its
iff; in the 1-louse of commons last’
ine sales were as follows, with the
November 1933 figures in brackets.
The figures represent 881101152
Prince Edward Island 260,000 (212,-
000), Nova Scotia 1,820,000 (1,549:
000). New Brunswick 1.198.000 fi,-
040,000), Ontario 29,043,000 07.306.-
000), Manitoba 2,542,000 (l,0U.000).
Alberta 4.087.000 0,861,000). BTU!-
ish Columbia 3,233,000 ($090,000).
As reports from Quebec and Bas-
katchewan are not yet to hand, it
is impoeslble to give the total 'for'
the month of November, nor for the
evwen mohtlu of im.
Inst Wal' 024 picture theatre!
operated in Canada with gross re-
ceipts of eac,4eo,ooo-e del.-fease
over the previous year of 85 per
cent. The decrease was least in
Ontario and hiahest in Prince ld-
ward Islpd, the former being $1
per cent and the latter 54 1-2. The
per capita expenditures on motion
picture entertainment by bwvilwll
was as fellows in 19,88. With 1930 in
brachets: Princsjdward Island UI
(8.14), Nova _lootia 01.82
Ui-02 ODNYI0 03-19
lli|\it0§ 01.00 (UM). lu-
(|2.i.l). Alberta
is correct, it follows that more than .
900 lives could have been saved and
would have been last year if there
had been a modem highway sys-_
tem in the country.-Chicago Tri- i,
lmne. _ r I
The proceedings of the _soviet h
1113 and jeerin-g as ordered. Never
demilltarire the Siberia-Manchukuo I'
fmlltflar, and applauds the increase l it
to keep. ~
become a practical problem, albeit
to be intemationally planned and 1
and defence arrangements of -the h
viously the seadrome questiop and
the problem of the frcndom of* th
and buffet luncheons are delivering t
the death blow to the art of con- tg
that freedom of speech diminish.-s "“
to me is the highest form of dem- ""
parties, freely debates them in a
freely e.’rected parliament, slid freely Uh
play and co-operation of parties- ~
govemment and opposition, cabin-
liament. Government by discussion,
by debate, by dialcctic, this to me
is the true c‘en-foci-acy; and it is a
thing which ‘is inevitable when thc
high nature of a rational being, is W
o
d amiabl rt of th
cal paroxysms Britain contributes at
the Football Association Cup com- DY
petition. By linking these two -°n
things together we are not des- B
ridiculous, but the revers° n°
what healthy, normal person would i
sport, in which the so-called fight- P
pleasurable use? We would; and it an
The 63000 pilllllds left by Sll' Al*
thur Pinero must be classed among °
the "big estates of literary men
authors gpnerally’ do not greatly J
stance, left only 8.000 pounds; Mr.
Robert Bridges, the Poet Laureate,
6.000 pounc's; Mr. D. H. Lawren'ri,
B1oombsury’.s pet lion, about. 2,503
pounds. Sir Hall Calne's estate was
in the neighbourhood of a quarter I
of a million, but such literary for-
was one of the wealthiest writers
with 1_11,000 pounds. Stanley Wey-
man coming next with 100,000
pounds. Dickens left 93,000 pounds.
Thomas Hardy 91.000 pounds, and
John Galsworthy 88,000 pounds. On
the other hand ,such popular fav-
orites ss Arnold Bennett, Sir Ar-
thur Conan Doylaand W. J. locks
left the comparatively small siuns
of 40,000 pounds, 30.000 pounds and
24,000 pounds.-London Daily Telc-
graph.
"Golfed with Beely" introduced a e
capital story about lord Mottiatone.
when he was War Minister, and the
late Field Marshall Earl Roberts. In
the Boer War Major Slely, as he
then was, was court-martielled fog
disoheying an of-def to fetif-e an
acquitted on the ground that ,his
action saved the situation. At a re-
view he attended as Wsr Minis er
lard lnéfottistonétnaaid dm fhord Rigb-
e sz ‘ never ame.w snuner
arrest in Afrifa, I should occupy my
pzesent post." Lord Roberts laugh-
ed. and replied: "Well, I really for-
get tshhztrzaaen why I didn’t have
*you Y i 1 __ _ __ _
$2.40 ($8.11.) 'Bic decline in theatre
receipts is dlie both to a decreased
atilmdanoq and lower prices. The
amount collected in amusement
'ICN was l2,'l3l.000 while
YIIUGWWW.
tltei
we
oo
cial
lol
' #__ cha
Congrem, as reported, sound like a .` 01' a
Katlwrlhg of picked yes-men cheer- | tal*
- Yo
thelem trnre seems to be a danger- man
ous spirit of antagonism to Japan. ce'
Of course things are not always, hear
what they seem. but when the con- i than
gross rejects Japarrs suggestion to mou
_ D
_ Sou
Since we have npw reached a of
D01-ht at- which the air mail to den
Canada must be consi<`ered an im- no
mediate question, the seadrome has our
an extremely tlckllsh one, The Hoya
Americans claim that artificial is- can
lands of suitable design for the use or
of aircraft can be constructed and om
emp1oyed___wi_th success. We have hos
still to .see`one, but if thn claim be arch
granted, who is to make them and W
who is to operate them? Are they mo
controlled or to be simply a host oi ,ZW
little Hcligciands carrying the guns they
seas cannot be sepa:ated.~Glasgow mt?
Herald. 5;
A distinguished educator la quot 
ed as saying that stand-up teas T
versation, which has lon; been in a
decline. 1-le might have added the “"4
movies and the radio to its enem-
ies. But here are not all the in- and
fluences which tend to substitute Wh
chatter for conversation. It appears m°
rc
the quality of speech.~l?oston HPS
'rf-anscript. and
My fundamental belief is s belief: F'
in government by diszussion. This Pie
ocracy, when a free people, freely "“b°
thinking its different thoughts, P10
freely exlpr~es=.es them by different mm
reconciles them by the free inter- f°f
et and anti-cabinet-in such a par- H
Public 0DiHi0Ii, Concentrated into
mind of man, duly educated to his E00d
bee
an
eenaing from the sublime to the b duct. were it to be held, could to
._ For
e status of a state function. Con
0 _
r
ing instincts of men are put to mg
L, heonomng tc think that the Bm_ members of the new Govemment a
ish lo do_ K1 nn »s -.muddled letter in which “the Lieutenant- t
oaf" us a moge sglblimc figure G°Vem°" regret* that. U10 Prime
than Goering with his execution- Minister and ms Cabinet h9»V|“8 the ,
er's axe, or even the gmat Gandhi declined "° be present' the “tate D1'°l2¢l' 1085-‘119it“N 17° emi* 1*’-W5 in,
m hh 1°m_ch,th_ dinner set for Eebrual~.y 20th in- this regard. Under tm Constitution,
9'5"" Wm 11°t be held-" - - - Mi- was it the Legislature of the Pfo- _
. - ' - H Pbum has °H H101 than one oe vinee ei- was it the redef-al Paflla- §‘=’5'°’» i>°1iii°ai1v. I feel that I eau
us
.. gil
Playwrights, novelists, poets and h
benefit the Exchequer through death f‘n°°°P° the U°“"°“““°'G°"°m°f'S t
0
e -
_ vitation to the state banquet 1 d to gh pod 1 p 1| _
duties. Mr. Lyttoh Strachcy, for in W md be ..,hcohs,swht., with the gzitbggriright w lggismegaon g;nli:_ Coal Company collieries raised 234,-
in hifi Yvpaatad ruptcy and insolvency., Further- cs
me “Pt”-9° °f mont in sezticn 94 of the British
saw many individuals with all ers'
r teeth removed waiting for “Um
or months before it was fmt'
led wise to use the artili- _°“°P
teeth. It was thought that the “"1
the
 they WMM tm more ssure of happiness and content-
S I
-o_
It is only a few years ago since “re
we
cks 'I -
nsilde
W en there are no teeth in the
h
are put in the tongue and pl
n
B-Pnrcvc the decision of the Prime sh
acting in its tru° and inevitable Mlfiiiter Of Ontario and his cabinet ine
mode of operation -Emest Barker ministers to refuse to attend the aff
in Imerngtioml Anais, mndgn Ztate dinner which custom, since obl
ri ng he ins lation of a new
to. Beca of the deliberate of
me of the principal sueata, the be
t be validly regarded as having submit to you that much more im-
h - portant even than the actual ac-
not exchange Austgfa, Abyssfnis, Séqliehtiy, the Hon Dr Bruce, with complishment aof rearrangement
and the Baar for-an hcur's clean d“° *IPP °°1°“°“ 01 thlilas and a would be the changed mental at-
me '
e malt g'um.s and hw’ wuld ment of our rural people will be p
c
ave to get set and so th !iV€
,wool teeth would ng Eeef' experience hy them it that splendid the excuse o
high perigcntsgllh oied ,home-owning 10,. 3 mmm, J
u he du e that L farmezs, ma a h _ _ Who”
y  wiiling ifieralfe thgohau- “°°“’°°° d°"”“° “3‘“`°"’ ‘°’ "“` by those increased prices? Are they
of infection-rheumatism "`“l°“““» 1"d°b"°d“`5‘5 °°““°" bi passing it to the producer? Not bv
t and kidney d,_*”%mhwr given, but the tabulated result ol a jugmh TW’ ou.. wo and 5 hm
go about with a toothless me “ns” “guns ‘MW that 244301 cents a quart is good enough for
th for weelm farms, or $3.61 per cent kof that tota mm
Your dentist will tell you to-day gm {f;hf;";‘;d:6~7’,f§)’g5"6£“§_g;;g§§ anc M
is tthuht i towsigth " ‘ Upraduccrtviestogetahalfoe
of the Rughm “my hy more than num n° ° g wse ew per cent of the value of all farms as
fifty percent in four years it has a ast
nasty look. However, there' is justl partl
one thing about.it: if Japan and clay
Russia do fight, it would be a war plaoe
out of which others should be able pat
- _ s e a ment of rlnclpal in "V
hen there are no teeth in the f,'§ff,,,i,'f, tg §',,,_,_-os, ,Hgh yeah I than the paltry tis collected by the
uth it has been found that the _ need not remind you that the de- Clif
or jaw slips forwlard. By putting prossion cams in '29, the real col-
tile dentures immediately after lapse in prices in '30, v and that Sist
r own teeth are extracted it_ yu;-B1 Canada felt the force of the fai
*mis ffhat "P0iI\t¢d Ubin" ef- oppression with increasing fury in 2110
nations whose flags they fly? oh- fx
~ -i, » 2 d 'aa.
_ h 3 a an
'rh
CBJ
utll there is no bone building f that the no
, great body of farm-
ng ,fm and me “ages b°°9m°° egemvolved as debtors in this tre- An
“"1” ""°”‘“’ """‘ *he d"“'°“"= meufioua dest load find themselves °f
the ridg€5 8% IIBI/IH! Bhd tcday almost entirely In énfhulh in S81
nger anld retain the dentures mooooy of practically eye,-y Rom in let
he dentures really help "M gum’ the debt catalogue. Mortgages are W"
heal as it is I' Wen kmw fm past due, accounts for goods and I , ,
t wounds heal more rapidly services are pm don’ loans to me sumers League' was organized, a
er preesum' bank are long overdue, taxes are in mu
If dentures am" the i°"¥“° ru-rears. It can readily be seen that 5:'
e V5 t° .Mt ‘ff f““°U°n l\°m'i°11Y the mental attitude oi’ rural Can- ecut out the advance' but to amp
ces below what it was before the
se. A similar league (tax-payers) '
“HS if 11° *Beth RN in the . if fth 2 financial iv
uth for weeks, when the. den- migyogftigo n;_:uon?;h|o;s bu; oom- pri
S ' 3
df* "'°f» handle them S0 well. mental attitude of the creditors fa r
the individual’ fee’-5 B5 if hfa just as uneasy, and just aswofried. H
_.___ m0ll-hh iS "fllll 0f_t8€ih." ' _Much has Men done by the md1v_ progr
ifially the patent is much hap- fdual emditor by way of re:fri-ange-
r arid much more comfortable ment and ‘-resdjustment, but the
ina these dentures than was uffdeuiahle feet fa that in the
ut with the “inferiority com- great, great majority of cases, that
X” due to knowing that the condition of default atill remains
uth is too-tlhless. with its consequent tendency to im-
iS 81'atify|ih=g to know then pair tim mcrule. and impair as
at it is not -necemary to "walt" well, the substantial fibre cf our
new den/tures. people, debtor and creditor alike.
, Given these facts, and they are
_*_*- facts as I have given them to y0u»
n l '
epburn’s Ddscourtesy fuf. 1 submit .ue reasonable than
does it not seem that the rational. Snowdrops and sorrow, sister
iMolltl-cal Gazette) _ proper course to pursue is that that
Legislature which has the power.
mftiincrs, will not be inclined under tbn Constitution to enact so
ould legislate and provide mach- Its storm and strife-_
With the psychology and phil- 1;
be pietty well accepted that in o_o
ilnal arialysis tim greatest
ber of weeks and that as soon 'T10
he as - .ma my .ua sis.:-_.::i.::.°af .:f::.°f..::::_.“:l::l 
d in the m‘°""h and me re indebtedness, there are many “us
isnt encouvaged i0 “S6 them- glfflis of obligations which have ch
r' F' W` Fmhm' Umwdty “I been incurred by the fanner. Obll- 'In
thern California, outlines some “Mons for permanent _impy-ovo_ maiidi-118 S0 1°-P89 B WWI? mit it
the reasons why artificial ments to his land sum as lumber; must be procured from hundreds
tures ‘smuld be put’ in as °°°“ for machinery and equipment, for °f
p°‘“i‘M° “ner tm’ teeth "9 stock, for labour, for taxes, for has
awed' sustenance. or feed and odder, and "9
It has been found that the ml' for many other forms of goods and “V9
I teeth' d‘e“""”`e5 55 they are servicris. As lndicatezi already, most E
ed, preserve the exact contour of _gms indebtedness was on a
shame °f W’ ‘“°°- me miufal short-term basis. The majority oi ex”
h'of the jaw, and the naltuvai ,mortgage Mons wow for o period tic
miln °f eiwh t°°th in VM of five years, providing in most. cases PGY
It must naturally follow, there- B
scent and by the same token th "1
having drawn c.'~rt;fin conclus
ry whereby opportunity can be Snowdrops for apringls eternal
orded for a rearrangement of
This is an interesting. €H20\1\" up I
8 Stilillilaifilia statement' bf high price of feed was the excuse.
was reasonable then for feed
hy of our people what it is, it was
xprees at high mtes, in some
cases hunldrefh of miles, there is
e to twenty-fiiive times more I
Furthe
y. ,
r as tagrpayers we must in-
r share of City taxes. Why
rlidprincely accommodation for
n-resldent business rs?
cl
business. Why take $15 from the
l
ih t.he same sum?
en the wealthy joined it, with I l
iso added the milk abject to their
' £5' as ‘
' ' e 
01' love and life:
ITD '
twice or three time! ll high
Maddy
rom as to its present price, the Cannington, Ontario. , ° ` H
I WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20TH
9.30 A. M. '
w. when feed is at starvation Annual Meeting P E I Sheep Breeders’ Association,
re, say 3c for his milk, for which
combine' wants 'I to Dc, boy-
large cities like 'I‘0|nonk0, de
miles distance, where the farmer
first to haul his milk to the
fran8coa-l0cmilk Par
taxes andlicense fees from
upon milk vendors paying a
uid citizens be taxed to the hilt
provide paved streets, lighll.
KYBBDO
tax them according to volume
ef- of twenty quarts a day, and
the thousand quart vendor off
n a New England city a "Con- ,x
k boycott staged, thousands of I
result that not only had they
tly orglan-ized in N B hate
sm.
I am Bir, etc.,
ANTLCOMBINE.
7 ` 5.
sfvowlmors also sonnow. i
flowers.
w for winters weary hours,
bowels -
é_-*_*E1d°°:’é\“;1‘“:vo°x_‘;’e‘i’°1‘f Q  Annual meeting of the P. E. I. Co-Operative Egg & P0,
urge, ao lol; tluhk it is  A A I  and 7.00 P,M.
H “WW 9 "1 °°"’bi“° N' ' nn_ua meet n_g . E. I. Dairymen’s Association.
' aifkgffr §f°°,.,‘é_f°°d At the evening session an address will be given by A_
oookm mf, mph, uno.; Cutten, Truro, on “Production Costs from the Far;
Standpoint.”
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21ST
9.30 A. M. and 2.00 P. M.
A Association.
7.00 P. M.
y hes1ed_s matter of o ,ow d cott-him and put him out of busi-, Annual un P E I S i , . .
th u id th rcstricte . _ _ Mao mme his poor “muy mee g . . . w ne Growers Association.
e " ‘ “‘ M ”° “°W In addition io the Maul mort “°°’,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,., ,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,, The PoUL'1‘ltY show will be held from February isflf
esp milk, ' 22nd in the Lyceum Theatre, Prince Street.
A large attendance at all meetings is reqlfesied.
5,
in (E, greater distuwe than our 
page mllkmen) then ship by ' 
I 6.
,gg-,,,°,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,M ,,,, ,, 'ISLAND STURIES WANTED
CONTEST SPONSORED BY THE
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND BUREAU
IS NOW OPEN
_ With the two-fold object of encouraging the
art of story writing among our people and
awakening a deeper interest in the folklore und
history of our province, the Prince Edward is.
land Travel Bureau has arranged a Story Con-
test, which is now open.
In accordance with the decision of the sub-
committee on publicity of the Bureau, the rules
of the contest are as follows.
1. The stories must be about events and people
of Prince Edward Island.
The stories must be true.
Stories must not exceed 2000 words in
length.
Stories must be tlffed or legibly written on
one side of the paper only.
Contributions must be in the hands of the
committee not later than March 4, 1935.
Contestants will give up all publishing and
broadcast rights. i - » g
The decision of the juddes will be final.
Three prizes of $5.00, $3.00 and $2.00 will be
given in each county.
2.
3.
4.
7.4
8.
Prize winners will be announced as soon as
possible after the close of the contest.
Stories may be published as soon as received.
‘ V 9.
10.
igatiorls, a substitution of a new
Arid blessings rife.
nfederation, has made 5 so¢1a1 sei;
to his office has addressed to c~editor; the restoration of under-
e mere fact that there has been
Th
vinclal axiuistratiofi at T0,-_ y, n on terms ca able Tl:f;avenmwil1ed it ao,
5°” WHO pam with stumbl-
rearrangeme t P
fulfilment of obligations would
in itself of inestimaifn advantage
debtor and creditor alike. but I
Gil
ude both of the farmer and his _
cf contracts or that set which
To a world maddened by poiiti ante di te pa e ceremonies unfortunately, ia now in default? These
tal
0 _ .
At last may know
That. round the cross of Lifes
The sncwdrops blow,
bait Rae. in cliamberra .fouhuff
twain in 1ove's embrace-
ment meet-
ing feet
defeat, ~
I1. Stories suitable for-_ dramutlzation will be
V reserved for broadcast purposes. '
18! Stories that may be broadcast are not nec-
essarily those of contestants winning prizes.
13. Stories must be addressed to The Story Con- l
test Committee, Prince Edward Island Trav-
- el Bureau, Charlottetown, P, E. I.
per sense of thedignigr belong- tit
eo
whom he had invited to meet the standing, with it the restoration of I
n
0 _ _
Hsieh said unclvll things of thefmefftf /ia alfcu y indicated, no I
lncisl Logislatufos had passed °
h _
bernatorial ltio and now he
as
P05 D. v
wad 011°- Ho attempts to moi-story legislation, the effect of
my if' °“ the ¥"°““dS *hit i0 which was not satisfactory Under
fldellce and following directly |
mfrcm. the restoration of credit
he . _ _
There was thus raised at onceggzmwnm’ °"°"m°f5 Umniement
question as to which was the,
Constitution. definit/"ly, there
ng an
tunes are rare. Bir W. S. Gilbert “my
WR!
of an
springs
ness. _
. _
mr
,_',1r,K- 1,
, ..
The
on an
vent
u‘{f‘”f’°§f"“€.; °"" iT 
C I B @ In
will' take 'over` and mah - (MTW-
_ _  Shoe Plant that ha|f;bleii‘_
La.
cease
to the
____.._l_,_
1 n“tP|¢°°P °f G*;\'=m; North Arrnrica Act the Federal
S 0 n¢°¢SS9-YY. B D0 Parliament was viven the right to
Prima Mihiater strain- legislate on agriiuiture while that
right was given to the Provincial as
well and again the Fathers of Con-
federation in their wisdom saw to it
that the residium~of par "peace,
order and good govemment" 'was
assigned to the Federal authority
Insolvency, as every legal man
knows, means inability to meet
one’a obligations as they come
due, and insolvency might exist
where assets were sufficient and
more than sumcient. but where
cash was not available. It seemed
clear then that the law should be
enacted by the Federal Parliament.
and this was made abundantly
cl
“V in 3 d¢¢|5i°i\ of the Supreme
Court last June dealing with me
t DB5B€d Ill 1932. The Fedq-3,1
Parliament, at the lug oegoioyh poo.
sed the Farmers' Creditors Arrange.
ment Act. since it was not oontfo.
iscuss it with te
freedom. A “Na r menu”
(To be Continued)
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