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rasszd if my solicitor had ever
 011112 wltembcmrv has played 11 errei-eu him s trier. perm he an
' trick on its readers by bury-
. in; ixntsst msumsnt or its ms vm,
pollcyif in its anonymous Corres-
, Dondegce column. Whyseek to side-
ltcp qsponsibility in this fashion?
artery. much euiwrlai trumpermg
we vmild expect the Liberal press
is mild by its guns.
Heriis our contemporarys latest
argumcnt to show that the Mac-
Ml1lan;1Government. is "incompet-
ent mi bung1ing” in the matter of
its eimerimental roadwork: “The
building of hard surface roads has
gone beyond the experimental stage
because this Govemment could have
got tho; advice of capable engineers
in other- Provinces who have been
building hard surface roads, and
better still they had the Mcmtyre
highway."
It was Mr. Thane A. Campbell.
ex-Attofney General in the Lea
Government, who pointed out, (Pat-
riot, Arirll 2), that the process em-
ployed on the Southport and North
River projects had been successfully
tried out in the Western Ifrovinces.
rt carried the approval of capable
engineers, and according to our coll-
eemporsry this should have been
enough warrant the Government
going ahead with an extensive Pro-
|rammc,f_ and not bothering with e!~
perlmenh at alL
"Better stlll," according to our
cmtemporary in the passage above
cited, they should have ignored thv
advice oi' experts and proceeded to
duplicati the $27,000-I-mile McIn-
tyrg hig§w‘ay all over the Province.
Their “incompetency and bungllhs”
oo`nsisted"in experimenting with hard
surface roads at $6.500 when they
had the opportunity of fcllowl-DB
the "broadening out" policy of M12
Mcintyre and spending four times
that much money for the same road
mileage!
what lo the h-noni-s think °f
isis urglncnt?
At least, our contemporary can
boast that it is consistent with the
policy on which the Lea Govern-
ment went to the country 111 1931-
M1-_ Levy; plan, as outlined in his
Budget speech in the legislature 01
that year, was to finance more Mc-
Intyre highway proiects by under-
mgmg “n three or five vel-r 11m-,
gnsmme of borrowing with 88.96051-
lure of we und me-hal( to two mii-
\ion dollars, or an annual expendi-
Olle of $300,000 to $500,000.”
His outside estimate of $2,000,000.
on the McIntY1'¢ ll-"8»l'lWBY °KP¢'l1di‘
ture basis of $27,000 a mile, would
have meant the construction of less
lim seventy-five miles of sand-
osphalt highway, with nothing for
the secondary roads and with the
upkeep, over and above, to be Dro-
vided for. nm yur. for wvmole.
tn. Mumtyre highway d°t°fl°f\¢°¢
to such an extent that it cost over
¢s,ooo in reoslrs.
How was this two million dvllll-l‘
borrowing programme to be finan-
ced? Mr. McIntyre had already
dealt with that. Speaking ln the
Legislature on April 10, ‘929, he
said: “When I hear the 0pP°!|¢i°|\
soy to reduce taxes, to cut down ex-
penditures, x say that it is time that
both parties should BROADEN OUT
. . . We Should get clear of this
SMALL POLITICS and sa!! ‘WE
ARE GOING T0 SPEND MORE
MONEYJ1 lt would be in the inter-
ests of the FARMERS themselves if
they would agree to PAY MORE
TAXES, if we spend them tm thi!
roads."
This schcme was knocked on the
head by 'thc electors in 1931. And
from that time to this we have
heard nothing about the "broaden-
ing cut" policy until the issue was
raised last week hy our local con-
temporary.
Our contemporary figures, how-
aver, mst whine it out Mr. Mem-
iyre $27,000 a. miie to build a sand
tsplmlt iiighway, the Conservatives
solid hlild highways of the very'
for $114500 a mile. This.
is another reason
the extravagant Tories
the economical Mr. Mc-
htyu ln
.ts
tinnsmusius
sem "alr. ponies, tar, it is nguree
is e
its must cents. "1 would
g the University_his books were bring-
him an income which it taku
junior members ot the bar years
to attain.
“I am told that, while an under-
graduate, his scholarships and
copyrights yielded him £600 s year,
which was probably about double
fsther'g stipend as I. Scottish
mmm.”
his
cle
EDITORIAL NOTES
Remember, if you would a doctor
pay, leave your flsnnels ol! in May.
Prince Edward Island has been
holding the front page in news-
papers due to the Premiers visit to
Montreal.
Compulsory health service would
serve the double purpose of keeping
the average person in reasonably
300:! health and the doctors em-
ployed and in pocket.
'Hue export of cms during the .past
ilscal year amounted to 2,006,083
doaen at $455,500 compared with
2,122,904 dosen at $448,238 in the
previom year.
On the ew: of our domestic Jub-
ilee celebrations we are disturbed
by reports from without or war‘s
alarms and menaces. All the more
reason why we should show s peace-
ful united front to the enemy from
whichever quarter ho threatens.
The depression has actually gone
to the bow-wows in Montreal, whore
out of 18,000 dogs, 600 are on the
dole. As the current city fiscal year
mn out at the end of last month,
the Licence Department is able to
report that tt collected all dog lic-
ences due with the exception oi the
six hundred in question. the mutts
being the property of families on
direct rellei' and having nothing for
the licence.
For s long time "modern" stud-
ents ae the Universities have been
kicking against having to take
Latin as s. compulsory subject. This
willnolongcr bathe csse at
Queen's University, except for ltud-
ents taking certain honor courss,
starting with the was-so scsiiemic
year. 'I"l'ie classical language is still
compulsory ilor entrance require-
ments, although Mr. Duncan Mc-
Arthur, Deputy Minister of Educa-
tion, hns indicated that even this
may be made optional. Under the
new curriculum at Queen's Latin
is made optional with matkemati
for all student; registered on a pass
Arts course.
Oonada’s total trade in the fiscal
year amounted to $i,189,550,000
compared with $1,1't3,3'73,000 in the
calendar year 1934, |1,019,4545,000 in
the nscai year ms-34 md $881.-
09'I,000 in the fiscal year 1032-89.
This was an increase of 16 per
cent over 19:13-34 and s4 per wit
over 1932~33. Domestic exports dur-
ing the fiscal year amounted to
$659,474,000 compared with $579,-
344,000 in 1933-34, an increase of
13 per cent, and $473,801,000 in
1932-33. an increase of 39 per cent.
Imports during the fiscal yesr
amounted to $522,417,000 'compar-
ed with $433,798,000 in 1933-34. an
increase of 20 per cent, md 8406.-
383,000 in 19322-33, an increase of
28 per cent.
Adverslty has its advantages, sl
the railway and travelling public
are now realizing. one of the
brightest spots in railway trans-
portation todsy, Mr. A. A. Gardiner,
assistant passenger agent, O.N.R.,
Montreal, states. is the increasing
number of persons in Canada. avail-
ing themselves of the opportunity
to travel and see the country, as
well sg their friends and relatives st
the same time. Oni;-I statistics
show that many of the older gen-
tbe colors cl the railway
E. _
gills.
§s§§§
every extra dollars
gain excursions, it
point that the
rates have a
_itl0n. and that the inequality which __-_
idlsilmues tlu community extends It is agreed that certain type; of
‘even into the chance each lndivid~ individuals are likely to ve hay
, ual has of keeping alive sud nt._ fever, other types ulcer o thestom
-London Daily Herald. mb, and other types high blood
greed
free state
Poli.
cilioel eration who have more cr less re- L°’“|°ll li
for wool an
-»- mslnedinonc1ocslityforsiong‘|mt.”mw
BARR[STER period of :tears now are "travel omtnnot 0
minded." The great advantage to eg, but fm-
o London oorres- the railways is the int that pu- ttmlltll and Amerlclh trlnlsctloul
next Governor- sengsr seats now ue occupied f:°‘°;;=t:uf!f”5‘;i 'lmlhxg 2:
Nmuber- ¢lI1Pt¥. adding A new rsvemu to the-london wool sales. The vmr‘|d's
buyers are than with -unlimited ie-
loumesv--Port of London Monthly.
 cusnionrrown uulnnuu ~.....a.11;. ws.
M. .
A couple el
: "|05,-‘f‘.l'¢|J-T-DI... EIQQ 'il-C pubu.&d which
n lennolas. tentionohgocd
QI D I. llerrlo. 1| Q” “nun xg
It reveals that only abou
of the applicants fm' .tho Army
were accepted. Bed health was the
~'- '  munhrsggon ‘or ;Y“ct£°n° The ur
’ and third f t _
WEDNESDAY. HAY 1, Ill. istrsr-Generals   ‘
for 1982. It shows that Nd health THE SIZEAND SHAPE Ol' HEAIT
 ' ;"GHWAY CLSTS " WM hm bm windy' 'mm =is aimtiy rented rc economic pos- nxsasss lnsrmivrs
gag?
3.5;!
a 
§§Es_.¥
' PIBSUTB.
Whsaththebammefq-¢¢¢n,|,_ AstudywasmadeatJohnsHop-
wixenwheatpr1oegu¢;1g|n¥'u-adeys kins University, Baltimore, of the .
rising. Wbsn wheat prion gnu ¢° type most likely to have heart dis- Dolan .
‘gumbm m¢¢_ Now the Qmrlg-I; ease. There were 245 cases studied ilisly, 408
gram mg,-keg, report gmt 13,1384, is of whom 133 had no evidence ol in her eh
_'Out oy me market' _"pants me cm? heart disease and 112 had some in- oi"'1ea..' ' never
'hu ‘sued and th, _“pane” ue dlcatlon, slight or severe. ‘When the
 M »f=-<1 M ~f»»»-= . "1 °':°:.‘°.f::.:1'.“°r.¥.i°:° °:°.'; °°‘”i":.:’"......‘°
have in1palre,d the American har- y °1 ' ° °° °5 u “Mp
‘.;,?°‘;,,f;“"°°,,,’= "°°"*-°“°f" ‘Wd §fL‘i¥.‘§}°€.°;.°“s?£s”§.§§’§§;’.i‘§..°’.Z°.l..‘i‘3 .‘}.“".§?..‘§.‘3..'“1
mg' when mb" “° ber of cases to 50 without and 8'! backed out
touching new high levels. No doubt
with heart disease. Most of those brought in tw
it is odd that trade should ,improve _
because bread L5 Ie" abundmm But with heart disease had also high she placed in
it is 5o__L°nd°n Dmy Expnm blood pressure, kidney inflammation, banked out g this-4 time md °,,;,,_
or diabetes, whereas those without brought in Els Maiestyta tea on a. m¢¢1__
1,151;-ltes¢;lis.cii1».ls;`ee!:r£':1°e practically fred  sslvedr vsitiittkswagakendgzilaam, mall;
li lg a ndesfql gp g, 5, - 1% U1 1'. 0 » B Dec. I had 49 eggs Jan, 100,
good termmwith thosenyxmt “_ 1: About 22 measurements of \arious napkin While he drank it she Heh 120, Mar 156, and on'April 28th
this mmwtmn, at M, time when' hart-1 of the body were taken-of returned tc nn- station by the 164. Under such housing conditions _  
in E,m,p,_ a group of neighboring the head and body such as height. wail. when he had finished. `she the birds should have all died or be-`
,,,,,,,,,,, ,,_,, at mm., Wm' what length of hesg. wlgth of hhfuft. rock his cup, hacked out or the some diseased; yet they are in per-
an example to we world to View ,1CU8th0!2ar. l'€&d’t 01 car. B8 room a. fourth time and brought fect
the happy neighbmuness of oan_ up to ear, height to breast bone, mm ,_ nah ,um-,1»y_ R was wen bmk
sus me the Unless sums, side by 1°"g“‘ °fd§§,‘”“§ “ming d°w“' “mi” he ‘"4 “°* dfm* °""‘°" WP’ ”‘
swf., mpemm mn other' wm_ cheat. w d ot lwdi wi;e°SSfr¢i;€£ Di-._.1ohnswn1s cushion. or Miss
municsting with each other shui- °~f V" an Mmm 'S °t n Pm’ 1°” "um M" 'mn “°'
ing wnh each other' and mi for B ;}2t1;r0}f”;1;§§§n\;l;.l]l1  lxfaguél 3 undercfheaiof cgtinsghzic one pig- Fortune Bridze.
moment suspecting the other of any Omer, » ', b°°'k it in wt uns' ° , -
umm, mauve, Good neighbors, It W-as found that those with  dsoiemn stats  .md eunoras nNi-*sm* 'rimrcmmn
- cparture, leoviiw the
;`l1f::'°sr‘:Mn°;mnm"m§ 8Ix:iul;;‘f“1;h1-21 323 l;eart;'dtl`sce_mvZ;e1i;e;\!egs1/tiex;1iirI:swe11§(l£- companyoverwhelmed by a DN; Bir,-,A recent issue of the Mon-
Teacher in the Bible. “UWB thy anxgeabdomen than those without ‘mmd sm” at ma °°nde°°emi°n' ‘real
neighbor as thyself." Should it be heart disease,
ut into notice, ce _ . ' 1 ”-‘
ts... ....2 ...us °.f.‘l....1...§”¢.’.‘.‘!.. ..“éii‘Z$,“‘if.”’€t..°“°;’.°..°."l’;’f“i?.“ ".122 Arms Increase. And H111" is the bgd mth My nth
millions at mothers' hearts, lest heart disease group. Peace :Immun of mate es in each hand'
their boys be snatched from them This then was the signincant e
and sacrificed upon the altar of point which was established, thotis,
and sclfishnas in war. that a group of white males with
definite heart
he eenhnctim of science me another was, from the body stand-  mmm
crime inevitcbly calls to mind Sher- point, greater in body weights and mme 1_0 de aermmw
lock Holmes, which explains why slrths of chest and body than those wolmon °,“{i,° .nm
the opening of the new Metropolitan without heart disease and yet their M 7
Police Ihiboratory at Iqfmdon rw. chest expansion was hleisth It chest gd  °zit:`hu - hkiillvith a warning flhger the orders
tl h And th reason t a c . »
fnfte:¥esc°5nual°;|i'5;die'§ui2ui}@  expunslmewss less wus believed by 1"-S f°“’°d °“\°f “UW *° 14°F* would have to be very cross-"
an  11k¢1 to be 1 ed; lthese research physicians to be due dmmlw m°”“”°» “th an N*
gpeemqulu- gnly b ghénml am tosnaccumuiution of body fat from 5'1"' *mf 10115? ¢-11910 S UMIG
;>l;insta.klng' work my sdengisog Wm ovexting and lack of physical ex- i1,;¢;l)’1¢_i dofmgtiiglrumadmdsismmmgd sei:
f°““d1>~t1°11-S °f that mere rapid °’° ' ning international disputes
and more (nrt in dewm I And that it ls ovcreating and lack -
G,-,,,,,, wmch 8,: John ,§,’,‘mof, of exercise that is mpcnsihie rm- mmwmwtm mug" lmslwetioneblv who
hops. vs se. be ...u..su..1y1.u. §v1§u,§,°;e;,;;d,°tl,;;I§p;,;},1§fb;"g;,‘;°;;°c'; ,.,.,,,, ,,,. .,,,,,.§,.,,.,,‘°‘°' ,’§;,,,,.,""”“‘”',,,, .,
{,,,,',,,,‘ ,E§§,f“§°a;“th°“’E,nn”,e“ng;Y§:?`§yf that in young men is to 25 years of 
in View of me mcreumg com ,er age there is not very much diifernce
1»°fvm-<»vv-euupvu “ s.“usv“t.siss isis.
171:80 mYSt€1'i'<pxov'lded a remark- 21122388 an we |14” gg eh,
a lc example of the id ecie ' mugs
'my gi" °° 5“""°°' W*;’“AS“' 31:: rccudhesilgmniiliif ‘leg gmac. 
“W sP”‘*’“’Y W” W' *° 1'°°11- the hesvy let individual. ` lwmim we stfonelc reflected .
:’°h;“°;‘~d C21; W appearance of the fact em the unites emu pornstars. in this manner helen
Crime. merely
from s study or the incompletere- ._ .... ._  ,_ , _ _. approved the proposal for an out- ing
mana-London muy mu. . fi- i; QQ3- _ ' ~ Lay szm»cmsmuos9,ggo,<tLcos on nsvsi 1.4¢
f ‘.19-*` I ' XPBD UN -Wm YQ'
ns vain-is is clung the prison ;-if - -*‘ :esennng an increase of u'14,oJo,- 0.1¢
s:the1nshsresststewithms~= ¢ oooevesfiissppmtionnientofehs
political adversaries and more jail ~. _,qs . U ,present year. The reason given W”
accommodation is badly needed. 1'* for this step is that ,with war- M,
This raises the quest-lon when is a. clouds ha-using over Europe and has
state? Tl-IE SHOP trouble in every quarter of the ,md
the stmngthemng of the “vu besubstantial sums of money had
not a, free SEED
ml" ll BIUHI ls the ssvinnr ol Here in a quiet and dusty room they n
question, from the insurance
the people. "He has broken the lie, _ and aerial quotas. and in making in
Chains oi’ Versailles” they cry e¢g1;@. Faded as crumbled stone or shifting 5111299 U10 Hill!! Of BDU 051191' lllllh
tically. But it may be that he, too, sand, militant defsnsivm adopted by
was close pressed; that the emu- Forlcrn as ashes, shrlvelled, scent- B-hy nation in the world. Aside au
omio gnlvnepm he pmmmed Ge,_ less. dry- from the cut made in the Admin- au,
manyn;vagtt;,0:]°|:,,§er1,115mg_ ms_ Memogsrhsougatndmyglaradx? ,running ?l\;ai}'.l0n’s building programrinxe,
u.`5'°t B ll rom homec - lf I-5 °l'18‘1“B1¥ dfaifbd '
ditlons by the promise 9; 152;, < volved the construction oi' twenty-
gqvgngums ‘hmm 15 an old way Dead that shall quicken at the four new worships, it is urged
with dictators. mtier mgy have mod trump of -spring. there is imperative need that the
mmm for so dramatically mveal_ Sleepers to stir ‘beneath .lune’s American nation should build up
1113 his hand. Whatever the reason, m°mm3 'km' t° me mn “°“Y °f°"°”U"h °’f W*
than can be no doubt of mm: Though bees pass over, unremem- five-year plan to mature in 1040.
pumps can no lon", ,,,,,_end_ berlns. It is quite evident that the mcs-
peace cannot be made merely by And no bird seek here bowers that ent trend in favor of arms in-
shouung iz. we must begin sguin “’°"° 11”' gmofmm 1?* 'U“**°d *M 'W
in build-this t 1 _ ~ P- °°m° h¢"‘t'°°°\'¢hl1¥
mnty' fm, we kn}1‘;wwIg;t;';°r;Im°;fy In this brown husk a dale of haw- forebodings and serious misgiv-
where we stand.-London Sunday mom dreams; msg W" mmm d°"1°°m'°f° m
RA‘e"e_ A cedar in this narrow cell is thrust, this direction in the For East.
That will drink deeply of a can- Washington officials me not mam.
1 Our Democratic
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candles which
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disease of one sort or
Ver-
at
slits?
tégltt
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todelyand
Darts
House od' Representatives has just
globe, the hope of security lies in
_ t11ry's -streams; resting any deep concern about
*_* The chiefs
sgigs
ssl'
sites
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s§§»
h I Cnm tlqmg
mfg °°of phyggue mt:}';_ °tfh°;: These lilies shall make a summer the conseriptlon campaign in
scholarship During an mnue _ 0!! my dl-18% France. Nor does it chafe them
' "m _ that Gennany has embarked upon
!°P1d°mU= "Wy b€°°m° Sheer zsmb- Here in their safe amd simple house g, gigantic “armament mmm”
 1?;1em:c:;s?h?1Z.ti::i $212231 °' dem’ N°”° °f the” mm” °" “"
Others were brought to the school sealed;-0g;5tl:;1g~ mens' B mmwn edu” Qndmenmzigtg cg:
_ , » res pres .
in taxi cabs. Still more were too ill Here I can blow a garden with my situation in Japan is a problem oil
E0 mt there. Why should the fact breath, moth" ¢°]Dr_ » In View 0| ¢h°‘
élgltdthlfly tvrvirewlall or; séhce;-_talnq day And in my hand a forest lies asleep. ,grained nhtgon, which fm. some
progress? They osugtht toebe sgliqvoég -Muriel Stuart. 3l':°tv§f:‘to:;§1v;né'!‘:g'3'mt,;d b\;°tw°°'f
another chance. If school examln- 8 ' me
ations cannot be abolished alto- . . `light.ened national sagacity
Lftlfisir. at least grey shciéid he mise Piper T0 The Prince It is aiuicuu to heuevs that my
r as possi e. As t ing; are, a ____ nation which participated in the
bright b°Y “th 3 headache “U M (Our Empire:) last Great War would so soon be
zmgenlby B' stupid b°Y Wh° hBPP¢l1S A personal piper now forms part Keen 011 P1'-lD3lna' into another dis-
", ,Wen--M““°h°"#f Sunday cr the iicivsfunla stsu sf H. R. rr. asf.-cus conflict. mi it may hc
°’“°“ ° °- the runes or wsiss, ~ that in the anus mousse. alleged-
paicd is considered a policy of en-
of the Scottish clans ly for defence P\“'P°°°°. Will be
'We hhvc renlnen so per cent. or 1, ,, found u more formidable sare-
our prosperity." said Britain’s ,a,:,,v,?y¢:f1;,af,l°s",i|k,',¢;.)em;¢ at Wim; guard for peace than “scraps ol
Clilhdélldr Of the lkCl1¢QUQl‘ thi! much “wud the tame every (wen, mper" tnatk,
mt' ca” th” b' "W ‘*°“b° im* i lm whue their lord ma
,the chief mm for si-itsinu im- h“,§' ,’,’,,,,,,“§,,,, M ,,,,,,,,,, Th, C S |-
lmcvea mae is that .tummy has N85” ,S sw, mainmmgd m 31' ml-188' mg'
l;_°n9;s.{°°ég,"t’fm"°u”'° :,“”§”;l 3”' some families-but the music 
,onwmcuMm°4 “ " 9'1" doesnt hat so long ss it sid rcs- --_-
publlc accounts. mah,
Yet tures have been reduced again '
and civil service pay-cuts have
been restored. in full. Britain has
ifgundmfhe kcybzllll regvery. It dies
dset hc g.-1'1.nsn.ill wmpmed
(lxchmge
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PUBLIC FORUM
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lkrlliellilh
AN - UNIQUE POULTRY RECORD
Bir,-It may be of interest to some
of your readers, to hear of the rela-
tive values or poultry 1101181113 Ind
food as experienced by a-novice this
I raised seven pullets, six Barred
Rocks and one White Wyandotte,
keep
the year but a groove and tongue
board shack 10x4 was hastily
and my seven pullets housed
.together with a Wyandotte oookeccl.
The earth floor was muddy and
dried all winter, litter thrown
soured and mildewed, the walls
and rcoi’ were glared with ice day
and night for four months, and lie
place smelt like a tomb. I fed them
a. hot mash of bran. potatoes moist-
ened with stock made of scraps of
meat, vegetables and bones each
morn;
single
built
on it
All they could eat at emu
with tepid- water and skim
to drink, also grit and shell.
health and I submit may have
en some records, Experimental
Ilisrms notwithstanding.
I am, Sir, etc.,
ELSA D. WARWICK-KELVEY,
_-il
Star has s striking cartoon,
graphically depicting the situation
has a very vicious. pugnacious
°l00k as his grandma. reblikes him
and warns him against 'playing
re.
with fi
His grandma, though evidently s
kind, wise and prudent mation, be-
tray; Amaaonian abilities to deal
with dimcult situations.
to “stop it at once or she
noon steamed oats; night dry it °“t
» svacp I. A, 1703
THE
STANDARD
o|='ouA|.|rv
throughout the
Bdmtd
d|B!'¢9P°_0tful as hs answers
Now what hagexperience proved
tobethebeat waytaact with
such a scamp as shot?
Dome loving bi". unwise mothers
will say, “Take lin on your knee,
hug and kiss him. give him candy
andtellhimheissdesr little
boy!" H8 big peaceful , brother
John would say "Give it to him
Grandma cr I will have to do it
myself." `
I-Iis sister Fen would say “Spank
of him Grandma, I em
intending to table them for winter _*_ _ -v _ - -.._., ,
use In November I determined to md ‘ ‘ 3
them as layers-it was late ID “Won’t`i" _
afraid he will burn all my clothesf
The little a'irls`would say "Make
him s,f»0P llnd be good grandma, 0;
he will burn our dolls."
I hope the noted artist will be
ableto give us another realistic pic.
ture of an irate grandma, with 3
scam laid across her knee, im.
presslhg instruction in the good old
wly, with something to represent
the howls of “Btopl Stop! I’ll be
gcodl I'1l be good!"
I Sir. tc
Bm t! .
.wxrous onsauvan
3' ~
PUBLIC
I His Majesty’s Reign.
The Proclamation
I the Silver Jubilee.
`A Proclamation issued by His Excellency
the Governor General in Council requests the
Archbishops, Bishops and other titular heads
and the clergy of all religious denominations
throughout Canada when they assemble in their
respective churches for Divine Worship on
Sunday, the 5th of May, A. D. 1935, to give an
, appropriate expression of gratitude to Almighty
God for the manifold bounties and great mercies
which the people of Canada have enjoyed during
6t.h day of May, A. D. 1935, ss a day of general
thanksgiving and rejoicing on theoccnsion of
The Provincial Committee In charge ol
IIUTIGE
appoints Monday, the
Adolphb look is extremely vicious
posed .
realized the concerned
of'I'hiswea.knesswas
arrangements for the celebration of the Jubilee
expresses the hope suitable programs will be
carried out at numerous centres throughout this
Province and that ‘particulary emphasis will be
P|l¢¢d “P011 the importance of having the child-
by iw-r$.v .
covered up in the following
manner.
Within a few days of entering
this country, on permit, the owner
of the car made his-way to the
vicinity of the office at the port
of entry and dmpped his tourist
permit, unnoticed at the time, but
in such a position that it could
not be overlooked by some of the
the impression that before return-
to the United States he had
In conforming with
should be exercised.
ren attend and take part. in the Celebrations.
the plan of celebration
in England. the Committee recommends the
lighting of bonfires on high land points through
the Province and in as many school districts as
possible. In the placing of .bonilres every care
and precaution for the protection of property,
'At Charlottetown the program will conslsi
records might bepuoperly dosed
renewing sn investigation, it
tom
been smuggled into Dsnada
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alter smuggling and selling sn
bombl e
the permit in order that the
round that several American
obiles, all practically new,
disposed of in this manner.
collected by the individual
ies as i.n each instance,
le, he would W th
as stolen.
ution was entered in con
of a parade of ex-service men, militia, societies
and organizations to Victoria Park. Upon
arrival of His Honour the Lieutenant Governor
the royal salute will be given, followed by the
singing of 0 Canada, addresses by His Honour
the Lieutenant Governor; Honourable W. J. P.
MacMillan, Premier of the Province; His Wor-
ship Mayor Kennedy, M. B. E., Mayor of
Charlottetown. His Honour -the Lieutenant
Governor will present Jubilee Medals to persons
to whom they have been awarded in recognition
of outstanding service during His Majesty’a
Reign and the proceedings will close with the
rilitifl
Prosec -
nection with each case under the
Customs Act. and the minimum
penalty provided was imposed 1 in
each instance. In addition, the i -
surance companies that had been
defrauded instituted action with
Nlmect to their claims-
Soldler Grateful
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singing of the National Anthem.
H. R. S’l’Ei¢ii=i”-,
Secretary.
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