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T0w|| GUIRDIMI Notes By The Way
»-.- - - llroflieialstatras-e:l\o!'UB.con
Incline-W. Danger I. llebuo. vias-Pnslaent-J I. lumen. suis in Charlottetown and Summer
lords"-!.l¢a¢. Cel. D A laallaaoa, D I. 0-
gqlup and luagmai I. llanlna auoolato ldllsr-D I oonla. mx pei" pwducxi in nimd ,meh |
` _ ported to th United State! during
MM av nav ull annual nano- ln una ua Unuoa lmao me 14 yum' _M5 m Im muusive
jqplgg Dall; (founded UW!! “.00 IU Yell’ (ln adware) dalllalel Th, “sur” for 1939 an not yet
, v available.
MONDAY FEBRUARY lo 1930 ,,$,'_,§i, `,§,§§‘,,,,‘§;‘f,’,‘§";,,'§2Z ,,‘2§{,° ,$122
The Legislative Session °1 °1“d3°1“°11t» when t11° 1-'°1'd uk-’ exports of breeding silver foxes were
---- you why you didnt get that pension shipped from Island ranches to a
The Provincial Legislature meets for Allred Tennyson, it will not do 5°°1° °f E1“'°P“11 “nd A51“t1° °°““
onMarch11Ith\-lid tbe -tl th bl i-
s o no ne o ay e ame on your constt up to many thousands or _hm very
cenary this year to thresh old straw, uents it is you that will be damned ,liiiuabie imimais
there being plenty new material to Lord Houghton eventually succeed It would “cm tg bg rsmngble
work on 'I‘hat is to say, so tar as the ed in getting the pension for Tenny 110 titimlto 14116 VH1\\° Of 11110 P011# ind
*Opposition is concerned. T‘he Gov-i -alter he 'had made sir Robert u"m5"°x°° °"P°"1”d #mini "M 1;
_ arninent will ilnd it necessary to p | gh, prim ' Y¢‘“‘° 1° 5° many. °°1m1»1'1°° W 1"
l. e Minister read _
'Silks many explanations. There is,| ..Ui`,;sses..i » ' °‘1“°1  Wh” .WU 'm1’P°d 1° th’
1°’ ¢x°‘mP19» the P““d°x1°31 515113* .__l.__... lgsiii-i-ie (hat ali-“ii-ly, slnce me he..
tioninwhich its ands itself with re- When, “Blood Money” Goes glning of the year 1915. our fox-
lpect to prohibition enforcement. Its
"temperance" polic has re ulted in ` _ - -
slung the Jolla or the l-ol/:occ wlth -mum submitted 1° th' °“°"°° dollar ol which would have como to
1° Legislature by the liquor commission us had not th, liidiugi-y been esgab.
bootleggers without noticeably di- oi iiiaii province show imc since its iisiied iiei,e_
lninishing the available supply of iiicepiion the commission has turned This still takes no reckoning of tile
bootleg liquor. There is, too. that in- sale of D011! 111 Elwland before 1915.
i _ in over $43,789,470 to the provincial _.and during the _“ly mswfy of !°x_
unsung ph* ,“ "5 me elect n treasury, and has an additional $5.-liiiiichiiig .when pans som fm- 5500
1’1°“°"“' "spectmg old Age Pen' 950,201 in reserve, not to mention the to a maximum of $2.500 each. Nor
5'0"' It pmmlsed wnfxderful results very large properly it possesses in d0€s it take aCCO\ll'|t 0! the Value that
ill this connection, but its promises buiidiugs and equipment it is iai_ge_ lhas accrued from the growth'of this
 i _ iiciei-ed img in woi-dy e,i¢i,i5es_ ,md so ly by means of this revenue nowmglbrangii. or our live~stock industry
' 1* ~-~~ lim, the" has not even been ’ 1here at home. It has grown from
‘__ d in “Wh Y°“"» that Q“°b°° ms beemnothing into a present value of mil-
” 1“v°"‘i8°ti°n 1° etenmne enabled to build up its road system, lions here in our midst, which is
11°" mmy p°°s1°mbl° “sed p°°r mor( than double the expenditure `5°m¢°1'*1“3 W 1’° °°“s1d”°d' q“1t°
would be benefited thereby, or io: educaiiani md’ oi ia” use one apart from the money it has brought
wh” th’ °°s° W°“m b° "° I million dollars per year ohspeciall into tm Province from outside'
the Province There is the qucs- y The discwew mam’ by 1h°‘pi°neer
_ ' I ear-marked money for debt reduction fox breeders brought ln its train the\
“°“ °f P“"”° ‘”°’1“ “nd "“° “1‘1‘”“"' fund ouothcl- mllllou for public char- revelation that every fur-bearing ani-
°1 1” th” ‘1°P°“°’“°”‘° ‘1“"1“¥ me ii,,,_ The mai amount oi ,amine mal could he multlpllcd lu captivity.
past year' which resulted in mm. from this source is an enormous one And mis. is “QW being extensively
than one solemn caucus and tholbui iii ` out in practice-` Fur nroduotion in
threat of Premier Saunders to resign e same “gums shmv that the °°1’1'1"1tY was ’“°"°°1"°'- 5 umm' d15`
Federal Government beneilts to an ‘oovery alike for Prince Edward Isl-
" °"1'°m °h°'“geS were mt bmugm even greater extent by the Quebec and and for Canada. Here at home
about- There is the question of i¢°°h- iiqw im and this without criticism the extensive shlphulldlhg ' ludustry
el-'s salaries, and the report to be th M of early days had vanished. Our win-
submitted by the Macmillan com- ge ieiapgm  :i;°;1‘1’;;‘;’;";'; tel- lsolatloh plcvohtcd thctilixtcglslog
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mission onthe whole educational sit- ' °f ‘mr nshmg mmimy 1° e ma
accrued to the Quebec government ocean during neary halt the year.
bi hi h lb] I 1
“°' °n' W ° may 9°” y "v° ve by vimie of its iiiiiioi. poiicy is cup The local factories we had were
large additional expenditures, giving mosily swamped by ¢¢mpet|l,1¢m from
h ll h , , .1 -
rise to thc further question or thc 5 me y t ° '59 895 W' “hm” 1°” thc west mel- wc entered the nomin-
t Ott
raising of this extra money. The ide:l.1 gone ° “wa in ,the same Perma 1°n~ ~
for customs, excise and sales tax, and _ We were shut in to farming and
of comm' was w mcmasc the teach- especially in excise. Premier Tas- lfbdihk 111 flfm P1'0<i\1°'f5- If WHS 1111
em. salaries, if the Commission so; chemin on sevemi occasions ms this stage that fox-breeding came in
rowmmohdod. by moan-S 0! tho Midi- as a greatly needed reinforcement of
lscd his
_tlouul subsidies which the Premier "1 1°!" 1” ‘”°"°s° “sam” our activities in lint of 11" =°°¢1<
- ,what is believed to be excessive i,i-oductiom In like manner canada,
was to get from Ottawa. But
the Preniier has got nothing from charges in this respect, but even the which began its commercial history
l voice of the Quebec Government falls 111 me fm' 1"'“d°' “W me b“"°l° and
| ' |the beaver, its principal fur exports
Ottawa except sympathy, which the
_'teachers decline to accept by way of
subsidy settlement, with the addition
al knots that the Premier has tied
in it during the past few weeks, will
perhaps give rise to the most lively
fil°~'\_;-
_  .,,_<, dlsousslon dunhg the coming legis-
lative session. All in all, the session,
whatever it fails to accomplish by way
at constructive legislation, promises
Tennyson And Carlyle
It was 'I`ennyson's beautiful poem
"Ulysses," published in 1842. a selec-
ition from which appears in Satur-
day's l’oet's Comer. that won the heart
of Carlyle. The two became great
friends. They had met some time
earlier, for Carlyle, writing to his
brother John in September, 1840,
describes 'I'ennyson's second visit to
Cheyne Row, sitting smoking in tile
garden. It was Mrs. Carlyle's fixati-
meeting with him. Indeed, her let-
ters tell about him turning up and
lpending the evening with her in
the drawing-room. she, too, was pro-
foundly impressed with "Ulysses"
and with the poet. Carlyle has left
his own'1irst impression of the man:
“A flna large-featured. dim-eyed
bronlie-colored. shaggy-headed man
il Allred; dusty, smoky, free and
easy; who swims. outwardly and
inwardly, with great composure in
‘an articulateeiement as of tran-
quil chaos and tobacco smoke:
“£2” "°"."2.‘.‘....‘€“1`...."l'.Zi’“...»..u.“° ‘;°.°i'.
roll?-tlzéirwd loop_'-1 ' '
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Ho\l|}l!on,_ who was than
_una to toll how
ursslhlm to lotfhan-
dioctolloyoc
llama,-ml.
upon deaf ears at Ottawa when rev
I ' 'practically swept out of existence by
enues are concerned.
much Dol-head
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It is a curious fa/et that while the from sinking mm 0 uv on
customs tax-that is, the duty col- rl' ‘ _
lected on goods imported from abroad in this il no even, me_ ‘sai’e’. in so far-as diphtheria is con- 111° °1\1¢°3° P°°1'h9u_°°. “ft” huvoi nie y Way to wonde at but
iif ' """“‘ d, . death. The mm had been alawyer M111! j 1' -
_amounts to less than a sixt of the phone subscriber/hu been frequently cerne i _ md tm vm Wu wrmm ml ‘mn isubiect nwenhéless’ to me “mr
revenue oi the United States the told in a hurried voice "the line is
same tax amounts to more than half 171155’-" *md 1° 1-5 151111111111? 11"” 111°* `i,iii,,iii"`i WB ii ui” _ii “ii uni go _ _
the total of Canad.a's revenue. Tilis the um 1° busiest ju" at tm um” , »"'°` 'g .lqgglng lgwyei- in gl-il¢gg°_ “id ~ GIFTS T0 BOYS ,
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when most people want most to use f _ [L] ' he im. ii mime ui, Ciiicmo B" _ ,
hi out oi tim  owed orah-lug lt pl-ohms. and l' , mm _
i
side published in The Guardian on
rl-idly last lt appears that foxes and
es and valued at 05.207080 were ex
made to London and other European
_ centres during the same period, while
tries, which collectively would count
United States alone. If so. we may-
‘breeding lndustry has _brought into
this Province 315.00000!! not a single
'relentless slaughter and rolling back
of the forest. The fur trade had be-
Taxatiim Anomdu some a waning industry just whenl
ranch production came to rescue it
t a paraghiih in a newspap-
 tliem or their-vicious
brdevlam
know.
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PREVENTING DEATHS FROM
DIPHTHERIA
A coroner of a large city was called
to an isolation hospital to view the
body oi' child who had died of dlph
theria
The child had been ailing for two
or three day s, complained of his
throat but didn't want to stay in bed
The mother gave the ordinary
remedies and the child didnt seem
to be getting worse for a couple of
days, but on the fourth day as lie
was apparently satisfied to remain in
bed, the doctor was called. The doo-
tor examined tlie throat at once, dis-
covered diphthel-le., rushed the child
to isolation hospital and injected
antit:lxin_
It was too late; the youngster died
wltllin twelve hours.
The youngster was a fine looking,
well developed boy who had had very
little illness., `
The coroner went right home, and
injected some toxold into' his own
youngster.
'rho sight of that chllo whose 1lrc`
should have been saved` was too much
for him. '
Now this poor mother did all she
could, and when' she thought the
child was real sick she sent for the
doctor. ' _
Unfortunately diphtheria is more
fatal to little children than to those
who are older;.the greatest number of
deaths occurring in children under
tive years of age.
Now why did this coroner inject
toxold into his own youngster?
Because over 90 per cent of young-
sters so injected can never contract
diphtheria. 4
What is toxold?
It is the substance made of diph-
therla organisms but modiiied in
such a way that its poisonous quali-
ties are removed, and yet it retains
power of stimulating the ttsues of
the body to manufacture its own
supply of diphtheria alititoxin, which
prevents A the youngster fronl con-
tracting diphtherla. » ' '
Toxin can be given at three months
of age. It is true that=ii' discovered
early that anlitoxin saves lives in
nearly all cases. In fact beioreanti-
toxin' was discovered, from 25 to 40
per cent of the children who caught
diphtheria died. 'Do-day among vic-
tims who are given the treatment
within two days of falllng_ lil, not
one in fifty dies; less than two per
cent. This record would be even bet-
ter if antitoxin were given the first
day. _
But don't walt until your young-
stcr contracts diphtheria. See that it
gets the injections of toxold and feel
*err
Those of us out
Ryinarlwble
01' Theane Patten?
1' -*-lr
ly John P lliofhea. Pasadena.
Galil-
.,......
Santa Claus brought a radio to our
llomoaasalltsuditsluelymado
a bhrry Christmas for ul. The do
ingscfthoraaiou-omamlousand
uupuldk 'mick or mulch; ova-
helf YNY round the earth in the m¢\‘8
fraction of one minute Those who
had the patriotism and persistence
to be awake en 'nlesday morning
January 21st at three oclock
shared in one of the greatest mlrv
els of the times In the royal gallery
og tn; historic house ot Lords the
King of mlgland spoke to a gather
ing of notable men representing the
greatest tive sea powers on earth on
_Naval Disarmament and world
peace ‘ ‘ '
no did'-*not address them alone.
out truotloauy tho whole civilised
even ll slight cough. Wore 11504 l-9
distinctly here in Californl.l,`6000
miles sway from London, as they
.word heard by thoce`lu - tho room
W]-ie;-¢ they wete spoken. The “G10
is la. wonderful institution in a home
as a means or eutertalnxiient` and in-
struction. it connects one with 'the out
side world bringing into the home
its finest music and greatest messag-
QH. ‘ _
Radio broadcasts of the address oi
King George. of Premier Ramsay
MacDonald. of the Amelican secre-
tory of sfclc, Henry elimsoh and the
representatives from France, Italy
and Japan. speaking in their own
language, constituted one of the
thrillng wonders ot the Bao- T\[01». W1'
!y the ‘tones of the |9031"-1' o' 11°"
alldibly heard, but'the ral? °f 111°
gavel which opened the historic aa-
scmbly. The transmission of tho
human voice across I 810°* °°°“1*
and then across E continent is a re-
markable achievement. Truly ~1-1‘\¢
of miracles is not Past. .
_ here on the Pae-
ific Coast who wanted to hear his
lvlllleoly inc King and other hot-
ahlcs, had to crawl out of their warm
bcds at tl-le uncomfortable hour" of
three o’clock in the morning. I did
so, and 1 fully mood. with Hsrfv
Lauder, “It is nice to Bot “D 1” th*
morning. but it is niece to 11° 111
bed." But the experience and lIi'1V'
liege waslwol-th much more than
address I ever heard before dal(ll8111~
sud more breakfast. 'rho' Kin: only
spoke ten_ minutes but "he had the
largest audience any man ever-sP°1<°
to at one time. 'l*her_e` may bt B 111111
here for other speakers. `
Two weeks ago there came over
my radio the story of a. remarkable
wlll which 1, lun golnrto uses on to
your readers. Wir. Editor. I sent 101'
a copy of it io the radio man and
here it is The will was found in the
packet of all old radfrd coat belonl-
ing' to one of the insane patients oi
hand on a few scraps ofl paper Bo
follows:
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l is
world. :ns words. his every inflection
mums ar ltouo
sir -A very representative \ meet
ing of the people of Bt. Alexia Par
ish. Rollo Bay, was held in than Hail
there on Tuesday night ith inet., for
the DUYDOM of hearing the addreu
of Senator J. J. Hughes ot Bouris
on "Tile claims of P. E. I. against
the Federal Government of Canada.”
The Roni senator must have given
a. good deal of time in research
work as ids subject was very com
prehensive in detail
The claims oi' this Province were
never really considered by the ma
jority offtho people he_re,~as they
never understood the matter in the
true light, but nom after listening
to such an elucidation of facts, they
are well aware of the manykiifferent
claims and quite convinced that we
should press our claims. "This 'isthe
psychological time to do it," said the
Senator and ws all agree with\hlm.
Pity it is that ws have' not a man
of his calibre as Premier of Prince
sure, press our claimeto a- successful
end; even as it is I fully believe; that
if the people 'stood behind him in
this matter that he would certain-
ly succeed as well as Manitoba of-
ficials, succeeded in getting their
rights. ` . _
I am Sir, etc.,
._ ONE WHO WAS PIESENT
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but a. lite estate, is not at any dlis-
posal. but these things excepted all
else in the world, I now proceed to
devise and bequeath. »
.
GIFTS T0 PARENTS
I give to good fathers and moth-
ers, in trust for their children, all
little words oh praise and encourage-
men-t, and all llot names and en-
dearments, and I charge 'said par-
ously, as the needs of their children
Edward Island, for he would. we feel”
shall require. ' .
your life
chew the
The best leaf and the
longest cure give you
the most lasting and
delicious chew when
you ask for H & N
Black Twist You'll
have the time of
of this fine tobacco
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HICKEYS
NICUQLSQN
round. and 1 glvo zo each lioy his
own plaoo at the monde at hlght,
wllh all tho/plctlircc that may be
seen in the buming wood, to.l¢t to
enjoy without hindrance -or without
any incumbrance or care.
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GIFTS T0 LOVERS
To lovers I devise their imaginary
world, with whatever theyneed, as
tile.stars oi’ the sky. the red roses
by the wall, 'the moom offthe mw.
thorn. the sweet strains of music, and
aught else they may desire to- fig.
ure to each other the lastingrless
and beauty oi' their love. '
_a _-____.;-.__
GIFTS T0 CHILDREN
only for the term oi their childhood
fields and the, blossoms of the woods
freely according 'io the customs oi
odors of willows that dlp thorn;
and the white clouds that float h
over the giant trees. .
And I leave to children the long,
long days to be merry in a. thousand
ways and .the night and tha train
is 5 summmg result' espedauy 1" it If an accident or a fire occurs ii - -
' - ' , _ 1 ‘ I devise to boys jointly. all t‘~ .-
\'1i°‘tV ‘UI ¢‘1;°if°°t £11; h¢1”*ihU‘"~1;d iile car fag <;r£l; tl;;ln is behind ' \A“°°m'“m' md . mnlution wa nlaygrounds andvco ns wheraih- 1/
Saesar smuc get an e me,ora os ~ _ ,.
, » . unow on mel thc recom of cook my to Plovod- all vloolont “si
Canadian tariff. The explanation is ‘_15‘“‘1 h°1’1’°“1;;1‘°,1`° “° Wszeswlgg . AT A mmox-9 1-qi, ‘ couniyl `iiiiiii°i_,x_1 The, wiii ‘i.¢m,’ in 'where one may ~s`w'lm. all snow v~‘,
that the United States tarin' on any- hundreds as cm;  at me . ‘ 1' |`hills where onsmav com, and '
twknowallau _ o - ~ ._
'mimi ,im may be pmiueed in iiiiii xg they are wid _“__ un” _“___” 'rho _p;;lcu`;ollc. Now rorcwcu must 1, cmll-lc. Louh~bul-y.~ soul; of  $311; .';*v1_i11ex:1li‘iif;“°wilv?vi)l;:re c _
_ 1 ' _ ‘P9 ' . sound and ‘disposing mind. and mem » 1', _ _.°'"_”' _
,Country 15 111811 C1101-|811 150 1¢¢¢P im A telephone has become a house . _ on in hw how we “IM ,_
'1`° time brlsht lovely shorts. who ory do hcl-csv mako and ouolah thu e my s, WL
clearly -where my eyes
Who ardourg I have never
the glala that mln
in\\’la0b\rVci'.
Maobtab
Caroline
portatlons down to the irreducible hold necessity. The number of sub- mr _Smeg in arm; _.8 ,muy is mu M’ to _“_ Qiholpgiiod ai* wi _ ip-yii°°_i_ Ami _..
1 minlmuul. while the 10W" *M13 111 $1,113 1:__;‘i';::°1in3 mmfgege 3:; Were cherished in my heart. I watclf tribute my interest in the world `a'- 191° m9°91°"~ W“1\!1~1‘° `°1°"`°" ,1’1."'
Canada admits thc S1lfP1\1S D\‘0dU°1-‘I wiii c  bt iw b‘i'si°__' in the future f each face - mrmlz  fallowmeni _ ' r - [soma and butterflies, thereof: 1*
no ou __
ot other countries, for which Canada mm they im” im" in me pun Pass whel-E I may not follow. Au That part otmv, intsreelidv/ilisn v/ood:s“;:l;_‘11_,§ll°}f~n:ll;;ixte;a:i;l_ ' _
. sfo ¢d» _ all l lo ml more ul f
115 mme 5 dumpim; g";u::`tS;x;(:e :§‘§:‘3;i_m;_i°p:_“;°;sa:\:;es'i:;2 And I, like one that lingers. with the gh;‘;nbor1llnd"v;lluns‘aa mv 'property _d1l**°l D,1Q¢°!_,Wl\ich', mawbe viii*
iam import from 8 mad ii ii. iimeqt of them do, but no human or- ` d°‘d' ~ ' U 1>t1Il¥,1l\"»°l1|1¢1°1‘l151° l!'ld'1*f`l1°I1° l°"` “th “‘° "“'°°1,“"!' *h°`
of mol-o than ll huudrc o rs no zmwioii ii i,,,¢,¢l,_ /md lgull uocn Walt ln this empty room. tlu ul their ocu_nt.- I ululrcno-duoositloll of- it -,-r-»‘----=---_-_-------e--_
nead or the population. while the peo- ot ma _phmi "___ wmpeued tu mmm 0 pm,” 1 h  in my win. Im. V_iii_t`.w_ iii” Mini
plc of the Uniiad states import at ui iwimi, coiimlioii In in Bow iii” ours other men. w oss story I may
the rate of little more than thirty use it they would unfold ll tale that nu ihe1*`*°°y  uw’ hw _hem un
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GIFTS T0 OLD PEOPLE `
And to those who are no longer
ohlldron or youths. ol- lovers, 1 lm,
to them happy memories; and be.
queath to them volumes of the poem;
0! Bllfrl-H and Longfellow and other
D09!-B that sing oi’ old age, to the end
i-11” 1-My mpy live the old
days over again. freely and fully
'without tithe diminution. To our
loved ones with snowy crowns, 1 be.
questh the happineis of old age, the
love and grutltudc_oz thclrs. uulll
they fall asleep in the arms if coll.
ents to use them justly, but gcner-I We have a wonderful line of
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I leave to children lnclusively but' 1 PfiC€S ranging' fl'0IIl  t0 $1.50.
me sMrm°e"I think it was the “rstfall and every one, the flower.; of the 1  StiCkS  t0 $3.25.
with the right ltof play among them ` ' Y0uthS HOCkey 'Sti¢k5"115C»_
children. warning them at the same ` _ ` l
time against thistles and thorns. And    
Ildevise to children the banks of the , _ ,nm ` ' ,,
brooks and fthe golden sands\.lio°` .123 Q .Stl llmmmua HARDWARE STORE
health tho- wctcrl whereof, and thc' __ "°°“ “ , "’°"° 1"
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value or securltlesrcapable man-
agement in thpigcompany; 'the
proven and potential earning
» povver,ot the business.
Bonds and shares of such l`co_l:n-
‘ panies-bought for investénent.
usually 'bring more satisfaction
tivel and less with the idea of
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