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FRIDAY, AUGUST IL 1933
Prince Edward island has a Btu _mt iliac pisoo. the nxchmce hu ruiosi x°d;tt°‘f,';‘,°‘,,i iieiiei- when his in- palm lm mu-tea the number or
staunch friend in Dr. G. R.. Lomer.! .mn mum nqummmu "‘“"' be i 1 ted e iii gouge have been muskrais caught in that area up to
Gm U tv tt I In coming to Canada at this time | deiqnlte in percentage and at as ec ee °r huh, 30 hm hed been 2,053 Eeriy
shi f librarian at Mc n ers y, , . I . rl, - °
° tthe British members of the Com- tmuch higher rate than has_ ruled 1 reatgft tt tt et not underttwd rs'in the ye” iiiieimeiieii we, reeeiv,
"’ W” °"‘d°“°°d by me meme” iinlsslou have offered u fresh pi-ooi 1 Previously. The peweriiise will he ° gt ‘ee ,ini , ,ieeie ,peeimeii ,mi beeni
~ I . I that the infec on from any source- ‘
"mm h' 5"" ”° 'M M°“”'°“l sm 'of umpire piurlotinu md oi aria- imy °‘ th’ Wm 1” “" °““’° °' ‘“ ` teeth, sou.-,us gall bladder, imc lu- ,killed at Piilbomlzh. ln Sussex- Mi
in connection with our educational 'tm mentkhtp wmtds this Dm f accounts with a debit balance ofj te5ttnt__ht_,t 'been poisoning his vs_ ie ,eeme of enppingt up to _yiiiie 20 r
- °°mm“° Rebummg t° M°nu-“I lmimoh The chairmen Lam Mae,  or  md,” per cent in 3 tem for years and that some oi thetlast, 125 muskrata had been caught I
after 00i1d\iCiii1£! the first Siim-mei' | Mtn ' tt ba dana; the mt .anittcatff 0 or oi; “mgsatgebit bam' I damage done to joints either by the in Sussex and 21 in Suney. A thor-i
i n ~ . - 5 _
course or the Prtttce Edward Brandt ctsnt as et d tw Pthtt tto house 1;utf_ttttt;’; ot' muclgtgzsgn removal of some of the surface of ough surveyt of Ktgltttt by experienteht
- e o- cn - ‘ - » mm
Library msmuret he stared that the t De 0 a W0 -0!-fii iii :through the mans' ts deprecated' t the bones. or by the _depositing of ted of he in YY last mon
t tt th tt |l~i°11¢-lay ui engage in g labor of love. i ilbruos or bony growti-is about the rewlted irl no sigh of the existence
Pr°vtm°e appears 0 ° at e 8° for Gund, Though by he rheehsiand “nam steps “Te t‘° be take" "°f Joints, muy ue-.er bs repaired. of the musk.-at being d‘soc-vered. In
Ymnmg °f “ 1°’°3r°551V,° pemd °f t ' rth tt tt und curb lt' N° ’“a"gm_ Wm be Pe"““`[ And the reason that the rheu-_Gloucestershire also thorough in-
educationril uvwkeniris and warmly |°' 'mn ° W" ’ °"md‘|t°d °“ st°°k5 ‘“’H”"g b°l°W 55 “'matic condition continues is becailsegvestlgations disclosed no evidence
commended Hon. Dr. W. J. P. Mac- ‘says the Mau ‘md mP1"°- th" he |tt’;‘°" t°" °“ b°“ds Sem” f°‘° 1"5S_; wastes are reiiiiiiiiilil W0 10118 |1150! colonization. The greatest num-
Miiluu. Minister or education, andihi-i Nfiiied to wwpt any fee for vtt“:t °" P" °°"° °‘ the” Wi 01° liiise iiiwsiiiie- _ tm t ber of muskrm veusht in the
h' se l will be iiiie .- ' BY the USB Of X i'f*Yl1~ W” Shropshire area in any week wasl
shown that the large _intestine 111-117, during the week ending Mm-eh
m°’t~’- e C0” "“ t | t old _ Pi'|“¢S WU iiS'¢hi\¢ Wiiftiitsome of these rheumatic cases has|35 huh From hmm 7 up to the
Prince of Wales College and the ss- ‘hi-9 ville kii0Wl¢d8e Mid ¢i¢P0Ti¢Yi0¢~tG"&“d1"ia'df95S@d fm' the Wat" She . more bends than normal, thus al- present dau, the numbers aught in
made a very complete job of it. lowing wastes to remain longer in that “eh had decreased’ and eh”
Male persons then were not suppos- the system; in fact products o! the average, wleh 28 enppem ae work,
ed to know that a lady had legs. infection may remain in the large had “then to U The danger of the
. _ l . '
Since that time bathing su'ts have intestine for months after the in- menace gerrerahy had been mam”
‘been getting shorter and sketchier. faction has been removed. muy reduc‘ed_ nm Wu no hecek
'I‘hey have been lowered from the What are the methods that phy- my to employ new mtwhrrtery to
tarp and rattised from below, with siclans; are ustlhg rilatvtlssorrtegttttthtigtdear wmt the mlttert ttrthougrt the
Zneileihczi toeaidlgiihthremovedfhtlre gglxiiiizgolrthc epurtienr. rrlofu rheu "mnmry "“1'“°d that the dgmg"
' e “ma ° Vs' ' wasno yet over. Sc long as there
il i ` ?
tldliizylioaiiid   rm? i mifiifomniothod is by the use ol high 'Were “V ’“'“’ °‘b°“° the "“""°”'
ve 5" 'i ld ti to tak th t
tered in the process On the other enemas which help to clean the sur- izgtttt ;r;snt1;e C teetthtrtnnw
hand lv lg impossible ge xesieii the faces of the large intestine, thus ed! I '
conviction sim me public iieeiiii i ridding the system of the wastes and _.___.._i.
must have benemedt for the youhgf of the products of infection which
are still beiiig absorbed into the The Longest Day
his associates on the success of their t 75 "V°°5- H9 ii 0°”
Th St eiiim ei the new tent if the Dominion benefits from
tablishment, with the assistance oil Bi! Charles Addis, the second
the Carnegie Corporation, ol a three British member of the Commtmion,
years' provincial library demonstra- after much governmental service at
tion, impressed Dr, Lomer as be-thome and abroad, had got his fam-
ing of major importance in our ed- ily together under one roof in Eng-
ucatlonal history. Similar opinionsilsnd for the first time in many
have also been expressed by Colonel Pyears when the Canadian Prime
Bovey, who was associated with Dr. 'Minister made Q1-ilg fiirgliei- demand
comer in tho establishment of the iupim his iime ,iid eiieig,-, -i-iiougii
Liiorai-y institute. The tiihuica of fi-,, had been ioqiriht h,rW,,rd ,A r
these outstanding educationlsis, in- fquiet hoiiday with his Wm pwplet
dorsed as they have been by many he gave up that prospect hr order
others qualified to speak on the sub- fro ass-se Lord Matwrfhan and the
iect, should be ii source of grstificn- 'Canadian Government tn ctmttrng
tion to all our citizens. World eco- through A -Sattsfactory tnvesttgb
nomic problems have tended recent-
wt? “tmp” tl: imligrtamr Ertitdu [problems in association with Sir'
e e; u ese
'a Et" “dino rtnes depend mt sol ,Thomas White, Mr. Beaudry Leman
ern SWISS V “
stioon upson an educated democracy land Premier Bwwmee of Amana'
.'1‘u aio f the mimi '
ind in ihe end it is the community ~ e ° re ° °°’“ °“°"'
'and the instructions under whichi
nr country with the highest stand- ith tt t th I
. e wo
lrds oi education that will best sue- | y W r Wamm e pub! C in
reed. 'zhe foci that within the pust;°"°”°°‘“5 ° ”‘°"°“““‘“°‘“? “"“dY
year Prince Edward Island has cf' and r°p°rt umm’ mme banking
forged ahead educationally is there- ind "edit pmblenw whim ha"
inresan augury of th- mfyft favor- them uppennmt in 5959"! di-*U5*
" me ktnd_ sion throughout the present de-
` preseion.
MANY ATTRACTIONS THE BUTTER QUESTION
Charlottetown this weekhas been At a “went pottttttttt meeting mt.
ihc centre of interest for sport en- A E M
thusiasts of Eastern Canada. Today ' _ ' E H' _M'P” is "Ported “s
the golf championslilp for the Mari- saying that nm/w'thst°“dmg we °“°`
cry against the importation of New
time Provinces will be decided at the
Belvedere Links, while great interest zealand butt” mm canada und”
also centres in the final matches at um Mwkenzie Km? f°¥1m°» "70'
the Provincial Tennis Tournament. day mulmm °f P°“nd° °f 'Wh Wt'
Competitors and visitors from other “T “N mu mmm! mlb Clfiiildaf'
Provinces speak highly of the hos- A°¢°i'diii8 U0 the Domin-
pitality shown them during their 1°” BUYGW Of Statistlfz. the
stay, as well as of the delightful t°l»Gl importation 0! butter into
lurnmer attractions of the Island Canada in 1932 was only 288,145 lbs.
Province. The past few weeks have This is s. remarkable contrast from
also seen magnificent horse-racing the 25-million pound importation
programmes on Island tracks, which in 1929, against which Mr. Mac.
have attracted here some of the Leon, eg ii heed Deny henchmen,
most prominent horsemen of tie took ee,-e not to raise hu vo-“_
Maritime Provinces. These itiivi- since the defeat of the Liberal
ties serve not only to encourage er- party the Dominion ctovttmment
thusiasm for the finest types of has negothtred I new trade ttg_t_tte_
=P°i'i._i=\ii iii-°»° W “d"““5° 9'1"” mem. with New zealand which
Edward Island as a first-class re- gives trade opportuntttes to Cath
creation and holiday resort. Natur-t Mun tttduttrtes wtthout smmtttng
ally a modest people, we are no the Camtdtan dat
ry lndust as th
given to boasting of the attractions, ry °
and advantages we possess; but we lrilset mwnment did whe" 1"
have no objection to our summer' Wtttt the subsequent decline I
visitors doing so when they return ‘world rt 1”
to their homes. Nor shall they find D “S °f an “3"i°“¥4""-"1 Wm'
tt! test ttosptttbrtt when they honour moditiee. what would be the con-
idltlon of the dairy farmer iii ihii,
|¢0iiIiii’y ii’ the enormous New
rzealand butter importation had not
PREPARING Fon ACTION "°°" °“¢°“°‘” Th” ‘"““=°iv wild
simply have been wiped me Since
The first formal meetings of the U10 X158 Government did so little iii
Royal commission on Banldns ii“° "mes °f W°i'ld prosperity to pm.
currency under the chatrmanship Mot the interests of the ag;-lem.
of nord MacMillan have been heldtfiifiii Wmmuiiiiyi our farmers may
at Ottawa. The Commisslonerst Wm tiiiifik H1011' stars that the same
have left for the Pacific Coast,‘gdmiii°eii»ei,ieh is hot now at the
arid, it is understood, will sit att helm
Vancouver and work back scrossl
the Prairies to the ecstem provin-
ces. All those who have represcn- EDlTORIAL NOTES
tations to make are invited to do'
so. The Commssioners expect toi Bri?/ish Columlfa has produced
spend s couple of months _on their -Wiiieiliiiis now in the way of poli-
wui- of investigation. The digestion ii°=i campaigns. It is a candidate
of the evidence and information Wli0 bl-‘RS his campaign on the ten-
gathercd and the preparation oi’ 995 Of U10 0Xf°¥"1 GFUUD- Mr. Hugh
the report based upon it will prob- 3°VB8°» ¢dff»0i' 0! the Cowichan
ably occupy further weeks. In any `l£ld¢i‘» I Weekly newspaper, will
event, the findings are to be ready '-“Uk U10 NZM fb *it in the Legis-
well in advance of the forthcoming lature on is platform of "absolute
se:-.sion of Parliament, so that it h0ilBtl’i lfb601Ut8 Purity. 156011194
us-as we are sure they intend to
do-with further visltations.
will be avaliable for the Govern- unselfislm/eu md absolute im.” im-ofitahls rockets. itls dominated by the Hitler threat Hitler. I .
` NotesBy The Way
Commissioner Sedgewick has
ruled that it can not be assumed
that the Canadian Parliament is
t redundant. But it could be easily
proved. Also it can be taken for
granted that where four words can
i be made to take the place of flve
I the average member will use six.
ttion of Cariada's banking and credit'
ster or adult who plays about on
sand or in water largely linclothed
is storing up a reserve of vitality.
for the mcmhs indoors. .
It is hopeful news that the Na-
tional Research L,a.bcrnt,c;-'eg have
located the influenza vims. What
the periodical epidemics cost us,
not only in human life but i.n a
legacy of serious ailments, nobody
can quite estijate. The an-951; of
the criminal bacillus will almost of
a certainty if followed by the dig-
covery of the best means of both
to seize sit all times the friendly
shows 0. disposition to clear the
channels oi international irade.-
Brltsdn has reduced her naval con-
ed the need for the British Navy be-
their .lugdes because they are be-
yond reproach and are endowed
with a high sense of the dignity and
N-'i>°i1sibi1’ity or their omce. Gov-
ernments may come and go, but the_
judiciary remains as s solid anchor-
age for the people. This condition
has been noted with approval by
United States observers: and Can-
tadians may congratulate themselves
lthst what Mr. Justice Kelly describ-
'es as the dignity of British courts:
also dominates the admlnlstraf/ion
tof justice in the Dominion.
F0' "IH Hrst time in years public
UDlnl0ii in the Un‘ted States seems
to be unanlnizusly aroused to the'
terrible serioilrness of crime condi-t
tions ln that country. The reugon lg
 imiiseum, of which the Archbishop of
W~ B°‘°'\-W-9 ed recently at ihulach of progress
riulsrnvc. aruzumarisinarrsa hitrtfcixl mt mt
THE INFECTION HAS BEEN 1 ff' ‘un U7
Acting, no doubt, upon plain hints REMOVED swremry to ehe whine, of Ag-
f’°°‘  “t "‘°tt;“"' grit* i-iouitin-s, euplainec that at pres-
s"°°" 3° ” °“ _* ent trapping operations were he-
re A F]NE TRIBUTE mont and members when they action with the specific object of tt t mud t th _ ml “med We wer- 70° ,hmm
` --- ‘tackle the deoermial revision oi the °""bm¢ "I4 °P°°“1‘u°“‘ W "M R hm many” uhd;):,m:d‘:,Zy nules in Bhi'°i»hiie. since the cam-
steps to exterminate them. The
trustees of the Natural History
Uanterbury is chairman, complain-
These high enemas, or colonic ir-
rlgdtions as they arc called, are (Dr. H. Spencer Jones, Astron-i
being used with great success in pri- omer Royal, in the London Dsilyi
vate practice and in institutions. Telegraph.)
The second method of treatment It is not possible to decide which
is by diet. is the longest day by comparing
The diet treatment consists in the times of sunrise and sunseti
cutting down the total amount \0f given in Wh’.taker'.s Almanack or|
food; tlie patient getting perhsps_iii pocket dairies,
only half of his usual amount oi These time; ,ue given to gho|
food. In fact, it is something like nearest nijmiie only, and as nem-
the treatment of epilepsy, where, asithe iongeee day the length oi the
you know, as long as the epileptic day is changing hy ohiy B few
receives no food he has no epileptic second, pm. dayt these ei_.n.ie_e_ by
prevention and cure. i1'~ifiCkS~ , omitting the seconds, are not suf-
H°W°Vel` f°°d must be iam" W ficlently accurate for the purpose.
uve’ buf' mswad °f °“m”g Wm °n The variation fn the interval be-,
usgsttxtfgn tuhtlftogkcn ofrmm  me P’°"e1d5_‘t‘t‘te“; alt; °3§s_c:t m tween sum1se and sunset ls due tn
rerencts Lt that the mttttons f°’m°' yeirs' d att te; 5;: att the motion of the sun in declina-
rttve not yet had that mt t"t;’t:t°°5» e;‘;“ce;11t’n armotmtg tion (l.e., north or south of the
or economic nattomtrttm Sottte tut__ ;r “Z ‘A Fletcher Tomtttt has equator.) In northern latitudes the
ther education is necessary in the been'abie  show that the ,large interval is greater the farther me
hard school of experlence Until bowel actually becomes normal or Sun is north M me equator' /
that schettte or educattott ts`t ttt This year the sun attained its
urther nearly normal in shape, by cu ng X th t the
advanced, staiesmanship would be down this starchy food in the diet. gmatest dstance not °
1 d t equator at 10 pm. (Summer Time)
Er; v sed to tstlck tt<t> its lmlttin8‘ Less food then, particularly on June 21. The interval from sun-
wm Conn ry an to be ready starchy food, is the method of treat- rise to sunset on June 21 was,
ing rheumatlsm after the infection therefore, slightly greater than the
ovmmes of any country which has been removed. corresponding interval on June 22,
and June 21 was technically the
longest day, though the change in
Winnipeg Tribune. .
° l hid f J c2ltoJune
#- The Nazi Menace °““ ° “Y ’°“‘ ““
It was but a fevv days back that, -l- 3;; may about B couple of sec-
Sir Eyres Mansell, First Lord of the , Montreal Gazette) '
Brmsh Admiralty’ tn tht House ot ( _ t _t The refraction is variable with
gemmemt declared there "could be Hitlerlsm, lf strictly confined to meteorological conditions, so that
no meie 0,,e_5ided di_.t,_mrmemt,. the boundaries or Germany would there is no purpose in sivliiz time
poiiigghg out that although Great be nobody‘s business, excepting of sunrise and sunset an accuracyt
that oz unfortunate countries to :renter than the nearest minutes-
wesit north or
ggi-iieeieh pregmmme 47 per Genet whom Germany owes much money For places east, .
iiiei-e hes been he adequate response and refuses to pay. but what makes south of Greenwich a correction for
erm other cotmtrtest And whtte ihe ewesiiieii oi- te;-poked ei-ogg 3, differences of longitude arid latitude
Rely has increased her arms quota metnntlte totthe i;qu;tltltl;rl;1°i;in¢;ttt`rIt;iz;0ti:e tititliittgbettilpplletit to the tmes given
an por oem., the United states 29 ““ ' °’° °’°' ° ' ""““ `
curve of 37 t. It 3 9' an e n '
tbeeh in viewpsg $356 rmxagtathiig vitally affected, is that Hitler and vary with the altitude of the obser.
_First Lord or the Admtrttrty tttess_ 1,15 advisers are .hopelemiy incap- ver. The computed times are correct
'able of understanding the mind of for an observer at sea-level at see.
coming guarantor or peace for an other cou.ntr'.es, and consequently _____________;________
mtiei-i_,_ are committing diplomatic blunders r
almost daily- Sydney Br<><>ks. an because so long as that threat con-
eminent British writer declared mines oanaaazs commerce with
The Canad‘an Judge is removed that the Gorman spy System in the the continent of Europe will be
fmifi Nil* iiiflU€ii°¢ Uf DOUUG5. and Great War was "es fundamentally gg;-manly dig;-iipt¢4_ Eiii-0-peim M.
succeed ng elections have no effect stupid as it was superncially clever." wma, inelui-nn; mance and 1/taly,
on his position. Canadians honor That remark applies remarkably to are not disposed to extend their
Uie Present Hitler Government. For commercial relations with this con-
ii time there WHS H Ciifiipiizri in tinent so long as they feel obliged
G8f’mBl'ly $0 Sh0W g0Od will toward fp dgvdtg much ti;-ng in keeping
Britain but this was badly upset their boundaries intact. Poland,
by tht Stupid. though hishly colvr- coochosiovaina, Austria and Jugc-
éd observance ofthe anniversary of slavia are not likely to buy more
the Battle of Jutland, in the goods when they are busy making
North Bel- murlitlons and actually preparing
Politically. Hitlerism is going for war.
ations in Germany Mid Shows #nal close observers of the situation
0! Gfftiidy streii8i»h¢iiiiis. but econ- are persuaded that the concert of
omically thc situation could hardly Europe can be preserved if Hmei-_
be worse and there are no signs oi lam can be confined to Germany
lmPi'°V¢iiiUiif- Bli'iiii'iil>tcles of Pi'iV‘,l1llt that if Hitler can get his hold
BM 0011063!! BN iiiCNB-iiiil, l»a.i’B0ldI\ Aultriia nothing short of hostil-
fiwtdriel Iliiili HB5 Miiirieimlhn. ities may be expected. Moreover,
working Orily 40 per cent.. General Hitlcrlsni can be kept out cf Aus-
Electric 50 per cent., and factoriesttria omclally so long as Chancellor,
in the iron and steel districts only ipnllfus in vienna can postpone the
30 per cent. The R,e‘.chsmark..general elections. He has been suc-
NICHOLAB Nfl
Nicholas Nye was lean and FII.
Lame of a leg and old.
More than it score of don.key’s years
He had seen since he was ioaledii
He launched the thlstlu. Purple and
spiked,
Would sometimes stoop and sigh,
Andtumtohiaheachasifhesaid,
"Poor Nicholas Nyel"
Alone with his shadow ha‘d drowns
i in the meadow
Lasily swinging his tail,
At break of day hh used to bray-
Dmbably three-fold. the peculiel-‘ though covered by less than 10 :coastal in so doing now for s ye¢r,f
maligriity rf the latest form of rack-
vieeriiix. kidncilifnlzz the foci that
public attcntion is just beginning to_
be somewhat relaxed !'r_om its
strained concentration on national'
per cent of gold, is still retaining 'The trouble is that the ruml mu
artificially its gold vaue. As a re- tof Austria, the farmers. have been
suit exports “fe iiiiiiiiiiiiiiur. buticonvei-fed lo Hillel-lain (automobile
Hitler attributes the drop in ex- tourists say that there is hardly a
ports to a Jew'sh and pro-Jewlshibam in Austria that does nm bear
economic troublm: and the lmpcnd-'boycott of German goods. ta swestika carved or painted in a
iiil resclndlng of the prohllitloni Canada, as well ss Britain and'prominent place) while only me
amendment which will removefthe United States, has a vital in-‘small minority in the metropolitan'
bootlegging from the category of terest fn the European situation as area of v‘enna are opposed in
Not much too hearty and halo;
But wonderful gumption was under
his skin.
And a clear calm light in hiseye,
And once in a while, he‘d smile-
Would Nicholas Nye. _
Seem to be smiling at me, he would,
From his bush in the comer, of
iIi3Y.--
Bony and ownerless, widowed and
worn
Knobble-kneed, lonely and gray;
And over the grass would seem to
pass
'Neath the deep dark blue of the
sky. `
Something much better than words
between me
And Nicholas Nye. ‘
But dusk would come in the apple
boughs.
And green of the glow-worm shine,
The birds ln nest woiud crouch to
rest,
And home 1’cl trudge to mine;
And there in the moonlight, dark,
with dew,
Asking not wherefore nor why,
would brood like a ghost, and as
still as a post,
Old Nicholas Nye.
--Walter de la Mare.
Handling Gandhi
Not the least notable of Lord Wil-
lingdon`s achievements in India. is
that he has token Mahatma. Gandhi
on page one. Gandhi may be a
saint or a mystic or both, but he
had a remarkable and very worldly
capacity for making his saintliness
or mysticism, oi' whatever it was,
get into the headlines. When he
marched to the sea tomake salt, or
took his midnight walk to sec Lord
Irwixl, or prayed or spun, he some-
how managed to have reporters in
the oiling; gave the impression that
if he ever lost his job of saving Iu-
dla he could crash Hollywood or
perhaps Mr. R.ingllng’s circus and
not worry about the depression.
Lord Wlllingdon, who, as Ottawa
knows, is distinguished for a shrewd
level-headedness, has managed, to
use a homely expression. to queer
the Mahatma`s pitch. He has done
this by having Gandhi understand
that he is not to be wheedled or
petted, and least of all to be feared;
that when he breaks the law he is
to be treated precisely as any other
law-breaker, and this without poss-
ibility of the martyrs pose.
When Wlllingdon went from Rid-
eau Hall to India Gandhi was on
the lips of the world, all India was
in turmoil. With his goats and his
spinning wheel and his loin cloth
the Mahatma marched up and down
the land, broadcasting his fastings
and his prayers, working millions of
Indians into a frenzy of fanaticism.
Lord Wlllingdon met the situation
by dispensing with the habit of
dealing with Gandhi as though he
were a. god. Dropping the policy of
conferring with him as though he
were a great and powerful potentate,
but yet remaining scrupulously fair,
Wlllingdon punished him for bleak-
 
Max Factor
Society
Beauty Aids
Created by Max Factor, Holly-
wood's make-up genius, who for
many years has been chief cos-
rnetician to the screen and stage
profession.
Max Factor preparations are
in a large way responsible for
the splendid complexion of these
celebrities. some of our lines
include
FACE POWDER
FOUNDATION CREAM
SKIN ,AND TISSUE CREAM
LEMON CREAM
ROUGE AND LIPSTICK
These preparations are made
from the purest ingredients in
correct color, hanuony shades to
blend with individual complexion
coloring. And is delicately per-
fumed to please the moat fal-
tidious taste. The peculiar ad-
hesive qualltiea of the Face Pow-
der make it “Stay cu” and
"cling" on under most trying
conditions. \
Visit our store and see this
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that the Government is taking ‘ '
The Offices of the Mutual Life 'Assui-ance
,Company of Canada, after August 12th, 1933
will be located in the Bank of Nova Scotiii
Building, Corner Grafton and Great
George, Charlottetown.
H. A. EBERs,1>oovin¢io1Monoger. fl
i Phone No. 190. .
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War On Muskrats .1 ~  
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Dr. ffrenchs Verrhicide
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iii Vermioide Capsules. Twenty ?e°anmn¢:‘|::»|x:ii,l:r'v,|F¢`{r'°:'|:’hs
Q and hundreds of satisfied customers all over the world in:
i lu to believe ther-e'l nothing like them. Don’t forget 10 G.
 the Number one capsule for this dosing. "'°
 PRICE $1.00 Box izo ca1>sULEs.)
 E. A. FUSTER-Central Drugstore
Headqnarten for all Fox Supplies
‘i [tt *'41* and the Viceroy, and things in India
are quieter than in years.
Grasshopper Plague
(Exchange) »
swarms of grssshoppers passed
over the city of Winnipeg and
countless numbers crossed the in-
temational border. The members of
this irresistible horde of immigrants
were doubtless described as migra-
tory grasshoppers by the powerless
American officials on the border.
Yet perhaps locust would be a more
correct name for them. ,
Experiments not so long ago in
South Africa seemed to prove that
the harmless grasshopper will, if
placed in an environment where it
is crowded by its kind and when
food thus becomes scarce, evolve
into the predatory locust, whose des-
tructive qualities are mentioned in
the Bible and which to our day, in
Africa and Asia, swarm in such
numbers as to darken the air with
their passage and devour every
blade in their course.
The late' Norman Griddle sug-
gested, in the recent issue o; ‘The
ing the law, treated him as an or- Canadian .fintomologisty :Env gh.
dinary human being, proved to his  grasshoppers are imitating those oi
misguided followers that he had no ` the old world and evolving ing, gh,
XDJSWUOU8 P°W¢i'!- I migratory species, perhaps preparee
As a consequence the world has . to ravage the Dominion as gli,
been hearing much less of the greet i plague or lccusls smcte the ancioni
civil disobedience campaign (as al Egyptians, or as the present day lc.
mass movement it has been called I custs desolate the green fields of thi
off), there are no more highly-nd- I East. Already, he wrote, many Qgii.
Vertised meetings between Gandliitadinn grasshoppers have been cb.
served in the swarming phase, grow.
ing longer wings and developing
slezider race-horse bodies capable oi
long flight. `
Mr. Griddle writes: "Thus, in 1931
the two-striped grasshopper, for tba
first time in our experience (thirty
years), assumed all the aspects oi
the migratory locust and it ilon
long distances and in such numbers
that the larger lakes were polluted
with drowned insects. Indeed, tht
shores of Lake Winnipeg presented
it mass of decaying grasshopperv
several inches deep, creating a con-
dition far from pleasant to 
nearby holiday seekers."
The shortage of supplies of sheep:
wool has led the Soviet authorities
says the Empire Marketing Board
to investigate the possibility of oth-
er sources of supply of raw material
for the wool textile industry. Rab-
bits, cattle, horses, donkeys, mule:
and dogs have been .uggested al
being capable of providing thousands
of tons of wool substitutes, lmdcx-
periments have been undertaken ra-
cently with regard to the utilisation
of human hair clippings.
_ SNOWFLAKE LIME
.. Just received a large shipment `
A BRITISH COLUMBIA FIR
*ff BRITISH COLUMBIA FIR
` r All clear beautiful stock
it We also
' Carry HARDWALL PLASTER and
MacDONALD--ROWE
WOODWORKING C0., LTD CHARLOTTETOWN
Lowest Prices
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line of toilet preparation of
which we are sole agents.
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