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' ` _ ‘ _ _ _ il ' * __  'rmivx No .OF
A _ _ .UARY Z8 1932 be” the unummble degreda on and road are fighting a wasteful -  " gnu _.___
T"U“sD"Y’ M” ’ ' that the i>°S1°l°" °f ‘me ’“ th" and dcuily hhttic which under the "' " i and
` “_ ' it meant that he I ° fly /dim'-\ W1 Bfirlvfn. M.D Think mt °f “her sprngs
_ HON E N H .my drecuyl or cwrse but through day involved, for present conditions can have only
mt
other years
R ODES ' had absolutely no say as to who his one issue. If the railways. says the l VARICOSE VEINS In time long buried and encased in
_°"' ' h ldb .Thc , y » ossa
It seems now definitely settled ally in the community. In addition purchaser _md (Elmer 5 : mi days u are ermltt
-c r' l
tha; the Hon. E. N. Rhcdes, Min-.10 the Canadian t/0u1'l-St. Who my educated save me 'S succumb. ii national investment of
ister uf Marine and Fisllc-ries, will!
suezeed Premier Bennett as Mu-
Ister of Finance. sine; the rising
of the House last year it has been
Generally anticipated that if any
member of the House was tu rc.
celve the portfolio, the mast likely
'would be Mr. Rhodes. He has had
a dstinguished parliamentary garc-
'~‘?. hiv-'D8 bi‘0n Deputy Speaker of.
the House in the Borden and
Meighen Goveriuncnts, and subse-
quently recalled to his native Prov-
llnce of Nova Scotia, tis lcadcr of
the Consel‘\'atl\'c opposition, under
Wliosl: le;itli'rsliip it ivas sivcpt into
power after thirty yc-.irs cf L;bernl
misriilc. The praiscworzhy mzulncr
In i\'h`ch he haiidled the affairs ol
Nova Scotia resulted in thc rcstoru- C
'tion of oonfxleiice and rc-nl progress,
and when hc transferred the reins
of Qfliice to his successor, it was
generally declared that bu; for the
Conservative victory the Province
would still have been in a morlass.
'As Minister of Marine and Fisher-
iies he has done yeoman service,
and has been one of Prcinlcr Ben-I
"EWS Tight hfuid men in deb:itcs‘
on fiscal questions in the House.
In the reshuifllng of seals 1.. ilu.
Cabinet it is to be hoped lint the
cl:il.n‘is Ui' this Prov_nce are l~eal.z-I
ed. N0 better appointment could!
be made than that of the Hon greater bulk of the national polfc- |
ies but in one or two particular Only for infidels. and exerted him I
John A. MacDonald to the vacant
poltfolo. He is tlioi‘oiighl\' com-
p,.,ent_ with B pmmiml km“_1Cd,_,e especially so on the quest on of °Ut5P3k°h language °f his day regarded by contcn1D°mTl°S 3* ‘mc
of fisheries and marlne matters, is
a progressive bus nom man, and an
excellent debatel' when he can be
:Induced to get on' his feet. The
cirawbock Mir. MacDonald suffers
from is his native retlcence. He
h:;cs L0 push his clams for prefer-
rncnt, and would sooner walk ten
mics than make a ten minutes
f~;~:cch, although when he gets
cn his feet there are few that can
equal him in eloquence and cogency
in <lc'::1€c. No better success-or to
the Hon. Mr. Rhodes in thc port-
folio of Marine and Fisheries could
be chosen than the hon. member
for Kings,
TOURIST TRAFFIC
This province has very little to
sell exccp: the produce of the soil
and the sea, and its hcl`vantagcs as
a tourist and health resort. In this
respect, at the present tmc, we are
much better off than other parts
of the world dependent uipon manil-
tfaciurlng industries. When all is
said and done the two “eternal
veritles” ol which any country
may be proud are its poicniialiiics
agrlculturnily and as a pleasant
place in wh (li to pass onc's lilc.
The countries }’\'~scssllg these ad-
vantages do well to develop both
to their full ext/ent. Either one
niziy prove sufficient in itself, brit
happy is the land that can and
does, lead in both. ForL1lna`ely _'or
'us nothwithstanding the fall iii
'Che price gf farm produce, there Ls
no such thng as suffering on the
pant of our popiilat on; and tiv:
very fact that there is world dc-
lpresslon should act as a stimulus
to ou.r tourist traffic. Calmriizm
(people in the habit of going a`i>i':fl:l
ifor vacations will find it to their
advantage to spend their va.~o'.on.".
It home, and what battfr p‘.~_re for
it hclday than Pr nec lZfl~.'.‘:ii-<1 T.-
lnnd. There are no llaiiflicnpr. in the
'lvl-ay of the dcpreci:iTion nf rx-
lchangc and the climate mill <~.t‘.;:i'
attractions arc such as can be of-
!ercd nowhere else on thc Amort-
Ban Continent as a Summer rcs.'irt_
,The Tourist Association i: now
,making preparations for the com-
lfng season, and a mln‘.\`Jcr cii our
lleadlng c't'zens, members of the
Mgsqolaticn, are making their nr.-
nual canvass on behalf cf rs pub-
licity operatfolir. Mnicy fnvc:_::-rl
In the Tourist Asscdafivzi is will
gp¢rf;_ gg |t may fy; rrtzlmcd four
should have many from the Unit
the financial crash of 1929.
In the ’80's and '90`s of the nine-
cussions waxed warm ln Scotland,
the Presbyterian Creed and Con-
fession of Faith came in for much
buffet:`ng_ and adverse criticism
from rising theologians. The out-
mitted to sign the Confession of
in some particulars they “con-
ing. Prime Minister Ramsay Mac-
nald being 3, Scotsman and
Lt as part of his policy in con-
nection with the National Govern-
instances 9, few “beg to differ,"
tection vs. Free Trade. The
taxflff ls to be one of the frat
questions discussed when the
House of Commons reassembles on
February 2nd., and it is announced
that the Governments policy ln-
cluding wheat and beef, both of
which are to be provided for by
quotas. The Canadian principle of
u three-decker tariff has also been
agreed upon; namely general, in-
termediate and Emlire preference
schedules. The leading Free Trade
Liberals, including Sir Herbert
Samuel, Sir Donald MacLean and
Sir Archibald Sinclair will not ac-
cept the policy of protection, but
as the Government tariff support-
ers outnumber the 0Dl>0s`t11onists.
Mr. Ramsay MacDonald has given
permission to these Free Traders
to express their "mental reserva-
tions” on the floor of the Hiofuse
and even to vote against the Gov-
ernment on this particular ques-
tion. and having done so to remain
members of the Government on
general pzllcy.
Th`s establishes e precedent, as
heretofore tiny mem-ber differing
from the polcy of the Government
had rw, alternative but to resign
and withdraw.
MONTREAL, Que., Jan. 2-3.-
1By The Canadian Pl°essJ-l-l'cs-
iclent James Strachan has sent a
telegram to all managers of the
National Hockey League Clubs,
offering for sale or for trade the
followizig players of the Montreal
Mnroons llockcw Club: Jack Mc-
Vlcnr, Earl Roche, Al I-luggins.
Bill Ylililips, Eat Phillips, A:'.`_i 1
Wilcox and lT1il‘l Robinson, the
Montr`.°.‘; (`.11t".t.c will say tomor-
roiv. 'Ihe decision was t:‘.l:‘:\
following ll directors' mcctirx; on
l\lfm;i~‘__'.'__ thc paper acid-'_
Roche, Hiizglnn cm] ` ` `-
V/lnflsfvr Tliilldogs in the I". .1-
ti'»i‘.al League.
It .wma hzirdly couccivrilrli- such
an ariiiruilicciiiclit could be broad-
r:i.=t in a Chri.f.tlnri community. It
Ir. .1 rr-\'lr:;€mi to the old pl‘e-c1ii'ist-
ian (lays iirhrn in Gl'c~cr und Rome
the richer capitalists had great
niimbrrs of cdilcatcd slaves who
r»ff“i1 1~:::'ni~tl lnrrrc profits ivliich
fluff \v~:‘r: :'"qui:‘r:l to tum over to
their ni;i.<t-r, and could be disposed
of ti the hlnlicst bidder whzn dc-
sirrrl. It ir. only; r.lo.vly, and as the
mind is steeped in the spirit of anc-
ient. civI‘l;~t_i:n, that we rcnllz:
fh“5 ll* U10 Whlrliizlz of t'me practices
thoilfglit to be dead beyond perm.
1‘ps :irc ai. prcscntpl_iy1ng'.'.“1 ‘l .hri
the circulation of money gener- Times burdened b the.r col I
hmldiv DS. li ed to All cver thc wo:-id the new inject- That which hath been may MW D” N
“““= N EW D ESI
Best Oats .. . Finest Chl
in “ehInawar¢” paclmgs:
had to be thankful that he was al-
be expvcted in lunge numbers, we the greatest importance will have
_ l°W°d '“° uve' fm in m°5° days °Wn` been lost end _the Free State will
cd gates W. Wm benefit by the ers had the right 0! life and death hdvc suffered d blow which an thc
I ' no ming here md who' over htm. Are we tending towards exertion-S 0! thc T085 f»Yl\hSDO!‘l1
CXC Hinge Un 00
a similar state of affairs to-day be-
wlll find it much less expensive 1*. is an uneven and nn unjust con-
- _ l k f `
U Gin furthe afe1d_ as the ginnlng with the very pc o our _
mn g g r y il dthietfsf
it-cn. in thc hah: 01 doing bcrcrc y°““g “nd “S ° ` trade free frvm Clceslna restrict-
IRRESPONSIBLE?
MENTAL RESERVATION Apropos of an objectionable let, they possessed a monopoly of
ter by a correspondent over a nom
de guerre which appeared exclus-
teeth cm:u,.y_ when religious d|s_ it reasonable that they should be
ively in its own columns, our local
contemporary remarks editorially:
"We believe that in the future,
any writer should sign his name
to any letter of the same tenor
as was published yesterday.”
ome was that young theologians If these are its convictions, why l
en‘.ering the ministry were per- not begin now instead of. wuiflng d
_ S
F1
for the future?
.ith with “mental reservation.” . of its people to pay their WXUS.
Tha; is, they _accepted the polcy °'
set forth in the creed generally but
ROYAL COUNTERBLAST
tracted nut" witlwui loss of stand- One of the most curious eontribu- Z
tions 1,0 limglish literature is the
assay written by K`ng James and
D0 .
Presbyterian. must be familiar with Publshed in England about 1604. |
ms Comm_mn,5e_ and has adopted entitled ..A Counterblast ‘to T°_ they had been normal but easy'
baooo." 'I'he habit gf tobacco smok-
ing had then been re:-ently lm-
‘stinklng’ and unsavory cirst/om fit
self’ vtgUi'0\lSly to denounce it in the
mm; A11 the members of the Gov- _ ported from the Americas. His, guilty tu pay under ~ny clrciim-i
Pro
'I'h'§ memorable essay was read by
Dr. H. D. Johnston in a, recent in-
teresting address on Tobacco at
the Rotary club. To modem ears
the- arguments it presents are some-
what shocking. We quote the clos-
cludes a general 1012. tariff, ex-_ ing Svntelice. as tybleal of King
James' literary style and of his
‘l opinion of a weed which has now
|become so popular, and even in-
dlSD9‘hsa.ble, in most quarters of
the world: "A custom ioathsomc to
the eye, hateful lo the nose, harm-
ful to the bra`n, dangerous to the
lungs, and, in the black stinking
fume thereof, nearest resembling
the horrible Stygian smoke of the
pit that is bottomless.”
SNOBBERY IN MUSIC
eomrnerc'al objective. It comprises
only able rnuslcans or those highly
appreciative oi’ all that is bw, in
music and are of recognized s0c'al
standing. Music is its objective for
music‘s sake alone."
_ _ , _ in the Un'terl States. There would
Such an anti-cimax to the boas.
of privileged and exe`usive cis."
REDIVIVUS - -~i fiom G<~rmi~.ny. It world only bt?
in the matter of muscal apprecia-
tion should awaken peals of ironic
laughter among the sph-its of the
great departed muslo makers.
nition were as a humble itinerant
fiddler and organist. Handel at the
height of his fame was a bankrupt.
Mozart; was treafed as a flunkcy ln
fthe household of wealthy patrons
l
pa.upe'r's grave. Beethoven was
ridiculed in polite Viennese society
for his boorlsh manner and sloven-
ly dress, and died forsaken by all
bw, S;-l~.ub:vt, whose own l'fe was
trapmliy shortened by poverty and
negfezt and whose priceless manu-
scripts fetched scarcely enough to
pay his bu:ria.l expenses.
Snohlbery has ru, place in art,
least of all In music which is the
art qf arts. Them is of cout-ne no
reason why music should not be
euitlvafed successfully in circles
"cf recognized social sta.rding.’
But it can be. and has been, culti-
vated equally well among the poor
:ind lowly, ln whose ranks n-.my
cf the greatest mm cal geniuses
have been bcm, and tea often
lold in the co *apt 3 few mimth-I
V0nl»"** “re resurrected and again
interests will be unable to repair.
est. The read interests piy their
ions. unhampered by any save the
lightest expenses. The railwlys
still must endure the liabilities
which survive from the time when
transport. Today they have lost
the advantages of a monopoly. Is
compelled to rcta'n the crushing
burden of liability?
Five cities in the Boston nrt".
cannot pay teachers, police or
firemen because taxes are not be-
ng paid. One point is being well
riven home in recent weeks-the
trength, stability and credit of any
community depends on the ability
Installment buyers, govem
tions-"ll classes of borrowers-l
re finding themselves severely
handicapped by the burdens they
have to carry. These burdens
ion treatment for removing varicose
veins is being extensively used.
'I'hcre must be records now of over
a. hundredthousand cases as fifty
thousand cases were recorded two
years ago. The fact the patient
does not have to go into hospital,
no anaesthetie necessary, no loss oi
time from his occupation with all
that this means in expense and
anxiety, has naturally made this
operation very popular.
This treatment has now been used
for some years so that the question
is often asked as to whether the re-
sults arc really satisfactory.
As with other methods of treat-
ment there as naturally some dis-
appointments, some failures, and
occasionally an accident occurs.
have spoken before about the re-
sults obtoined in Great Britain,
Canada, and the United States,
France and Germany. The results
obtained in Copenhagen by Dr. S.
Hansen are now at hand.
Dr. Hansen records 331 cases in
which improvement is noted in
about 95 per cent. Of’ this number
there were 59 cases of ulcer of the
‘eg accompanying the varicose veins
ments, farmers, tndustl-'al corpor-'gmd 80 pcr cent of these patients
were improved. Examination after
one to three years showed improve-
ment i nabout 'I6 per cent. It must
be remembered that under ~the
would have been serious etwllgh if
credit conditions in recent YCHYS]
have led to an expansion of
borrowings beyond reasonable I
l
crmmmt are in agreement on the Majesty detested it as a barbalous stances other than the most in-I
fluted prosp€'rlly~ l
Sir John Alrd president lit' (hcl
Canadian bank of' Cmiimfl'Cf B
of the most able bankers this
country has ever produced. Whci'i`
a man‘s contemporaries and com-`
petltors say this of him it means at
great deal. Sir John has worke:i_
his way up from a clerkship in a
small branfh office to a pisitilm
at the head of one of Can‘_da‘sl
greatest institutions. Notwith-|
standing Sir John A‘!'d`S 10htZ 0X'|
casters. These forecasters arc]
one of the mcnaccs of present-day,
business. They are alw‘ys readyi
to w-rite or speak and to present ay
vcry plausable theory as to what
will happen next in business, some-E
times outlln‘ng their story to the,
these forecasters makes a an l
is 'fble to run lilong on his reputa-
dec de w fi. ‘ E ~
about lt. It wculd hardly 1a“d|
another army in Europe and cflaiiil
capture the Argonne. It is h:ii'd.l
indeed, to see what it rouitl do.l
Presumably. Europe would Q0
right ahead lfylng its private debts
Backs early strugglix for reoog- -“cm leaders in the United
fr" no iwheral repudlatlon. not even
.the American -G-nvcrnmcnt which
'would not be pail!-~.':h1ch is
prec's~_l_v what Prssidcnt Hoover.
his C:ih'n:>t, his sagac‘ous SUCH!!-|
ary of the Trcn.sul'y. and all fin-
Stiites want. They would be de-
lighted. because they know that
the subsequmt re:overy of Europe
would bring for more money to tho
United States as a whole l»hR\1 thi?
the other end.
____ c
Thu hurdsliipg which poverty f-
Journal which s`ys: Because
, I A ‘;l~,` $4 4 ‘ n
' . ' . L_ ' ’
provincial fo
them has been growing, year by
cancclictlcn cf war dcbis would year. Att0mey~G@rwfi1l Pwlev has
,and was buried in an unmarked deny' “_ Their ,.631 policy wouid stated that there is no intention of
be carried out to the l:t5er-only making abargain with the Mounted
its prosecution would 1,; bg-gun at Police such as has been made in
Alberta
lmpogng upon its vict‘m< is well $580,514-about 70 per cent. more
exemplified by the W il street than Saskatchewan paid.
il
Chicago taxpayers are on strike, prairie provinces to save money
mere mc 1... f..,~.§5 to mv mil:i!v‘m_l suggest that something along the
5,3131-leg, Many cmpltiyes of the Slime um mlzht be done in the rest
Board of Education have received 0! Canada. The Province admits
only six weeks salary since April 1, that when Mr. A. M. Manson put
but until recently they were nhlc to forward hi! Scheme, some years ago,
wngonn to the law by drinking for 'a. single police force for British
wrter out of pap:r clips while at Columbia. that would operate ln the
their unpaid work. Now paper cities as well as in the gl-en open
cups have run out. The Board of spaces, it found danger and not B
Education has no fund.: to buy great deal
mm-e mpg, but li' it allows employes the provincial Police force has been
to bring 1,11-_-‘r own glass cups and operating in quite a number af
g-_vo of the employes drink out of cities, and we have heard no com.
the mm; dup in public the board _.______m
I _ _ . . is liable for .'~. fine of $200 for each The city imposes the fine, and 1;
If/, ». _ _~ ii.,  _ ’ M" ""°d “"4 47°* ,clfcnne-under c city ordinance. culiects it-if it can-lm. mug, I
 lil i
_ , I i :_ I
former method of cutting out the
veins by the knife there were many
failures despite the fact that the
patient went into hospital, was
under an anacsthetlc, and remained
in lzospiril tcn days to three weeks.
The lesson of course is that the
ilijcctiorl nicthutl has noiv proven
itself to bc tile best way ol remov-
ing varicose veins ill the majority of
CKISPS. _
This some lneihod has likewise
proved its ivortli in the treatment
of piles or hacmorrhoids. which
lifter all, are only varicose veins.
The fact that there are occasion-
ul failures must be admitted, just as
there were and are many failures by
Liv: old or knife method.
However the fact that surgeons,
who have been using the knife, now
do mcst of these cases by the 1nj"ct-
lcss of time by the operative treat
One Police Force ...ly be exiirffsfd in mms Ofjfl- QT
l°“5 ‘lf d°“"5' Sm or SAW --~<~1---T-~~--f;-----:-<T-~=-:--- _ _ ___ -T-
(vancouvcr province) barrel; 5ul`f'ced to store th". CHU' dangers, too, and we are not dis- of the corruption of a police forcl
The Province of Alberta has made :ifiian grain crop of 1008. HUW posed to ignore them. One is that is an ever present possibility It will
. li bargain with thc Dominion Gov- m`riy million-bushel elevators will our Constitution throws the task of be a. possibility so long as ft is to
mi-Q last detail' Ocmsiomuy one Mt fimmeni; under which the ywyrll be needed in 193i? enforcing the law on the provinces, the profit of any person or group
hit d V -é...»- and these, in the organized districts, I to promote corruption And cor
, ° over the policing of the province plalnts. The force has give" \’-fflc' 5 hand it over to the municipalities. l ruption in si Dominion-wide fore:
tio" for two or three years' . Butt beginning April 1 ncxr.. For three lent service and has, no doubfw The plan suggested would throw ttf such as has been suskested Wvilld
A VMICUUVCT NEW*-“Paper of re- taken by and h1f§°» p‘"°f°S°"°“a1 years, gaskagchewau has been po. saved the cities considerable mvney- back on the Dominion, to some ex-  be a much more difficult j .yw e
“nt date Wntains 9' remarkable business forecasters are less manl liced by the Royal Mounted at xi It ls P0S5lbl¢ lt ¢°“ld Blve'-l“St as tent at least. A police force such as be a much more serious thing and
muscal notice. If, has something to 50 per cent accurate' cost to the provinceof about $345,- I Cfflclent 5@\'Vl°° ll* me large’ celmes would be necessary for the policing something much more difficult to
do with the formation of 3 new *___ t h .000 per year, The gggl; go Aibe,-tayi and could save m0n0y thefv- And of all the provinces and cities of eradicate, than in the case of local
If Gornmny docs no pay. t en' , _ 1 '_ f the rovlncjal mme Cmmd W ld b _ _ ld _ f
_ _ _ E mst year was only ,_ "me short of . uhat s rue 0 _ D ii, oil e a vel y cons er orces
musical club and contains this ex France, Brltilin and Italy m-_ghii $500900. sm if the basis is to bel in British gommbla should be WUC able force. It would, in fact, be a _
traordlnary thought: “The club is well Say: We cmmt D y' the some in the two provinces-and  °f the R°ll“l C““°dl““ M°““t°d Small Standing army. and it WOUld
1'B°0ZhlZ€d BS 0110 Whl0h_ hl`5 H0 Th?" it wgufdisesgs to ggimtiss 3; the despatch” say it 1s_A1berta| throughout the Dominion. have to be controlled or directed on Chcgrfulness 1|; greatly mmdu
There would be advahl-11565 in somewhat of ti military busts. Brit ,gen to the enjgymuni; of me to
having a single D0liC0 f0r¢e C0V0l°l\\£ ish people have always been ratheri make 9 lule and 3 hgblg gg keep
the whole Dominion. The Overhead afraid of such forces, and, even atlplcasant and cheerful matters on
would be smaller, the central COD- greater cost and at the risk of loss the surface-for ourselves and oth
ti-ol would make 10|' diseipline find of efficiency, have preferred to con- ers and to bury and forget as far
efficiency, and it would be possible. trol police locally. The possibility
by shifting eonstables from centre - _-`*1~f-~--fs 1 f
Canadian Mounted Police will take
stands to make a considerable
saving.
Manitoba, it is stated by Attor-
ney-General Major, would be pre-
pared to consider a similar scheme.
Mr. Major is satisfied that such an
arrangement would save the Pro-
vlnclai Government much money.
At Calgary, Mayor Davison has
laid before the City Council a plan
for placing the policing of the city
in the hands of the provincial force,
which means, il the plan carries,
that Calgary will be policed by the
Royal Canadian Mounted after
April 1.
In British Columbia, several of
the smaller cities are policed by the
rcc and the number of
and Saskatchewan. The
ost of policing British columbia in
he fiscal year 1929-30 was about
The e orts _being made by the
of merit in the plan, Bug
cause for tears, , '
Flor barren tears that bring corrod-
ing rust.
But think of the approaching Vemill
days
That come with glittering of Sim
and song,
n
For thinking so, the mind doth re-
create
Tlrne place and powers; what is to
With ease as ’twere an act of klngly
state
Or calm-browed gesture of the rad-
. lant sun, _
sound.
-W. J., in the Glasgow Herald.
Agriculture In Canada
(Raymond P. Gorham B. S. A., in
Canadian Geagraphical Jaurnal.)
Through all the ages of written
h‘story the sied-time and the
harvest-time have been honoured
amongst men; the first markinft
deavour to produce food and iai-
ment through cultivation of the soil
claim the cndcavoiir to have b”en
successful. Can we not apply fh0
same 'thought to iongci' pr'riOdS
than the sillglc _vz-ar rliitl rcll`1‘d
borioilsly clcllred and planted with
the virgin sol of Canada as th¢
ngdciiltilrc, eri'i‘th'> pi°cSCDl HS the
jcicc., abnn; ti dozen ‘r»:cnfr=1‘~`0rS
of men and ivamen have helD9fl W
nu;-gum and increase the ¢l‘1f1hmY
and quality of the orc . *Vid
be coilnfcd onthe fngers o o
look r2ve*1 none oi' the corksilre-i ~' _ ' ` ' ' '_ hand In this year the prople of »
--ss of pfoffsiw-1 basins fore-."‘°“”“°‘“’““" cm... W... ....,......~_.. ........ ....... - iMPERiAi. iMPERiAi.
FOX FOX
BISCUITS BISCUITS
cultural crop: from nearly 60-000#
000 acrrs. the value of which can
to centre, to prevent their ever be-
coming too well acquainted with the
people of any one place. Detective
work could be facilitated, because
strange men could be brought in for
special work, and the nec'esslty for
stool pigeons-a disagreeable feat-
ure in police work-could be reduced
to a minimum.
There would be disadvantages and
$1.00 Scots Emulsion . . . . . 98e
500 Scots Emulsion . . . .
.. 48c
$1.00 Bottle Beet Iron and
Wine  891:
$1.00 Bottle Syrup of Hy-
pholphltes . . . . . . . . . . .
.. 89::
$1.40 Bottle Lyunl . . . . . . $1.29
75oBo\tle Lysol  59°
40° Bottle Lylnl . ...... .. 29|:
$1.25 Bottle Plnkhamb
Vegetable Compound .. Mc
60d Bottle California Syrup
Fin  49|:
$1.00 Bottle Lilterlne . . . .. 89e
‘lin Bottle Llsterfnd  49c
80d Bottle Lllterlne  Mc
THE 2 MACS
PHONE 315
IIICK
With _swallow-sweeping of the ocea Q 
sprays, Coolm In 2 mins. after tho water
And flowers in squadrons of a mil- W 'J'
lion strong. ' ` , ` _ ` ‘
g _ JANQARY zs 1932
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_ _
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IT IS HARD TO EQUAL THE FLAVOR
, AND AROMA OF
'doi-dm i BRAHMIN TEA
TRY IT
Sold only in Red, airtight packages
And then the heart becomes _ioy's ' »~*----~  ,_ -- --___f____ __ _ __ m.
when thc fruits cf thc field-. vw-`
dancing ground 61" __ _I ’“" m _
And airy pleusaunce of symphonic "
iiviPERiAL |Mi>ERiAi_
FOX FOX
Biscuirsl Biscurrs
ini
n
The SECRET of SUCCESS in
FCX RANCHING
the beginn'ng of the year’s en- is
the second the time of rei0lClh‘S . The Regular Feedmg of
IMPERIAL FCX BISCUITS
inc ufci-is of the ifonvvfs will 1“' I Seasonal changes in formula make
H H
_ . Imperials an all the year round fox
E-.ii-comin secd n few sriiifirc WS Of f ,
. _ I ood. _
“°‘““‘ S°*”"*‘“‘° '°‘ °`“““‘”“ EvE,RY SEASON is the Rioi-iT SEA
ll H
harvest dmc in which wc may rc- SON to feed irnperials.
Nlanufactiirers:
that thiir efforts have been srlirccss- li    
“ " ` ' in deny. At inc sefd-
~ ._ ti th d id t d t shcv f“l “W ‘V _
penance and his momugh knnvl tlfsll: llsmrnurst Ellilxlqiilcke; andobettdi' time 9' “me mme than three Cen' Charmttetownr P E I
ledge of banking nndfinance, hs _ __ tunes ago' the mms plana-d muid
public vlews on thi, busmesg 0“t_ iesults aside from the expense and - _ _ if ne
as possible the troubloua ones
 he il’
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