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WE'  ,1
'ina c.liAla.o`i ri-.'i‘owl~l ~uAuoiAN _ V _ __ _ JULY 24
' i ' . ' ' V- .-5 . ll--I f _
i.. .,, -  _ _
me cuaniomrown cumull lions syrluwav
I-UW . _ ` *M '
ea-le od nu nu .enum mn-' ur r-.au aaa uaina anna. Mergers and combine or large
nuuu naar aouaccu in-ii can we pu ua accuao ativan. 0,-tpongiom ue heme mmi
I Pruldena-it ll. Illicit.
Plreldoah-W.€|\e»tar B. llalmro. \' oe-
' _ secretary-Liens. col. o. A. aaa~<l\ln»vn~ v- I- 0-
nlafo Bdlttll-Du la Ugfng.
Illia! and Imager-J. I5. Burnett
All
BDITON-Old Buuth Nawaz Ll. Andllrlnarlc ll( Trelwli |\,
FEW Y0||.l\-llotallngs News llrnnc. |00 Writ COC IL
FIHY GLA§(i(l\Y. N. 5.-Ll. I5. Yllllllklc ,
BUMHEHSIIIE-Hun
IONTAGUI-W. A. Johnalon.
tea' Burk !¢lYl-
BOUBIB-I. I. Anon.
Ill GUARDIAN can be nhulned hum the lnllowlng agnnla an Cilrldieicwm
A. Brown, run amor. .2 lluilr. Bliiamold llred.
J. D. 'l,‘nylnr.0ru|ton street. Alex. M:-Phu-aan. Queen ltrllla
If d (halos. urea: Gourga Bireel. rs. Tweet. Mn Avo. _f
htirltllaa btlllnnera, Tnnillna Grocery. Qtr. Kllal I ldchlord
B. Thou as Wlalfa, |26 Elm Avo. J. . llulli. 'linen SING.
9,9" lg 5°., queen street. Canada News Cn.. Danni. -
IL Whitlock, Great George Street. Mn. Janohaan. lmrclsealaf linac.
Frpnk 5. nays, I9 lllllaboro Bl-IMI.
WEDNESDAY,
JULY 24, 1929
THE EDUCATION COMMISSION
The appointment of an education
commission by thc Provincial Gov-
ernment is in accordance with a pro-
mise made to the Teachers Feder-
ation when the members of that body
were on the point of quitting their
duties as teachers because of insuf-
flcient salaries. The assurance was
given to them at that time that an
independent conunlsslon would befmust respect public opinion
Island potatoes should not fetch
prices this year as well in the
Ontario market, and there is every
reason to believe that with the as-
sistance of the Maritime Trade Com-
mission the Central Canadian mark-
et will be considerably increased.
IDP
___,_______@-
LIBERAL PROTESTS
Influential Liberal Journals which
if the
Y
appointed to look into the whole ed- I would retain their' standing in their
ucational question. Though some-ic
onstituencies apparently realise
what belated-the icschcrs wore? that the Kina Goverment mu-it do
57
given to understand that the com- 1 Somcihins worth while if it would
mission wlald be appointed by theis
first of the present month-th
first stop towards implementing the
promise has been taken. and the‘5
matter now rests with the comm --
sion  see that a thorough investi-
ave the party from inglorious de-
e _ feat in the next election. The Mon-
treal Herald is perhaps the most out-
poken of the Liberal newspapers,
and is, no doubt, representative of
public opinion in the province which
gution is made of all the`problcms,el\'cs thc Kina Government li-S cri-
connectsd with our educational sys- ii
ire majority in Parliament. Quot-
I
tern. The commissioners are men of § 1118 UOIH the 0fTiCiill HEUNS 35 Kilim
standing in the community, and in a Government return, the Mon-
should perform ,a work of value
the province under thc able chair-
manship of Dr. Cyrus J. Macmillan,
The difficulty of continuing the
small rur`al schools, the question of
centralization, of grading, of curricula,
andnot least, of adequate remunera-
tion in the best interests of efficiency
and service, will doubtless be given
very serious consideration. The sit-
tings of the commission, and the re-
port which it is hoped will be flied
by the middle of September, will be.
looked forward to \vith`much inter-
est by the Province generally.
_______.._-
 POTATO rnosrncrs
h Recent reports, both from Canada
and the United States, indicate that
the acreage under potatoes this year
is considerably less than last year._
while there are indications of a dis-`
ttnct falling of! in the yield per
acre. Prophecies with respect io mar-;
ket prices are always uncertain, but
in the circumstances there are good
prospects for the marketing of
Prince Edward Island potatoes this_ one reason why we buy “new
year. The Guardian understands
that certain dealers are alreadyl
I
around, offering the farmers 'I0 centsi
a bushel. Caution should be exercis-i ly having the mei-its of American
i
ed in closing with any offers of thisl
kind. The price, we believe, will pci
considerably better than thus. ini
any case, the farmer may as safe-!
ly take the risk as thc dealer. If
the dealer is prepared to lose money
at seventy cents a bushel, the farmer V
can equally afford to do so. In view
of the fact that the acreage in po-
tatoes this year is about one third
less than last year, the demand al-_
ready being made for certified stock
warrants the assumption that the
price will well repay the farmer for
hla labor. At the mme time, the de-
cision of our growers and shiPPBl'5
to have compulsory inspection of all
lfmk shipped will have a distinct
tendency to enhance the price of
lable at/ook; and it naturally follows,
if the price of table stock goes up,
thcprioaodaeedatcckwill go up
with it. The farmer is l. free agent
in this matter, and will doubtless
act according to what he considers
hil best interests, but from present
indications he would be well advised
not to make any hard and fast con-
tract with any dealer. The most he
should do. wc believe, would be to
contract for a minimum price of
civenty sean, and any maximum he
eculiderl the stock ia lihfly to reach.
An article in yllvctdlyb Guard-
 slippcc from inc 'mmm oioin.
liocea ,a decline in the ontario crop
tauyni-.suacmnrurtmruiaz
"theaverllcprieeforthcxcaccrop
' gas notlirtera than thirty-nva cents
pie' "bad ` compared with around
cifhty cliltl for Prince Edwlrd Ill-
aoc nga." nam ul no muon wiv
 _ i .
1,0 treal Liberal paper says.:-
"For the eight months ended
May, 1921, C1nada’s exports of
farm produce t\ the United States
were valued at $147,450,713.
“Immediately after that date
the United States put up the dut-
ies on Canadian farm products
and have kept on increasing them.
“Here is the result-for the eight
months ending May this year, our
exports of farm products to the
United Statsc amount/ed to $38,-
485,865.
"'I“lils represents a, drop of
$108,964,847-in eight yearsi
“N-ow Congress has before it s,
bill to shut out the remainder and
make the United States a. closed
market to Canadian farm products.
“Meanwhile Canada continues to
provide the United States with the
best. foreign market of all the
countries with which the R/:public
does business. For the 12 months
ended April last we imported from
the United States dutiable good!
to the value of $536,0S4.5’i’l. and
goods free of all duty to the value
of $348,315,848, a total of $884.-
380,428_ This represented an in-
crease of $120,188,580 as compar-
ed with our imports from the
United States in the previous 12
months.
“When is the worm going to
turn?"
_,_____.._._-»
CONSTANT PRESSURE
from the United States and spar
ingly from Britain, says the Vancouv
er Province, is that we are constant
goods forced upon our attention. Am
erican magazines
us in their millions, and shout at us
d other breakfast foods made from
in large type and colors of this an
radio, it is no better. A duloet voic
perlative qualities of somebody
dr-cout his bill with s bit or _im
some day we shall want to purchas
for weeks. _ It seem! like an ol
friend and we buy.
A' BRITISH COMHINT
puto; but chiaflyfa' tlall; tha ,»
menu of the British iclallcii"
°1l'¢“l°'°° °m°“3 oats, wg repeat, coupled with the
that and the other American manu-
factured product. And if we throw P
d°W“ me mwazme 'md ‘um °“ me and, and stop the importation. We
from San Francisco tells of the su-
something or other and promises, if _ _ _ _ _
we listen, that presently he will sug-
o
a grand opera selection. We ma
think we are not influenced. Bu
s certain urtlcio undshcu and tha
while we know nothing of several of
the brands available, we have been
hearing and reading about anothe
The opinion of the British people
on ir mama Ruwardu propocarte
enforce prohibition 'ln  ,
embasy at wuhingtciiju ani nigh*
med up in cl. x 
ly: \ __,‘_ _
-mc action is .obiccusnaatutail
a number of minor reasons, al, for .' V
example. that ic acumen an ww-
carunip in a commas political H'
has never hitherto, blah till.,
ucc of an 
lm eo adopt t.he`baiba_rioh‘ can-i.
toms or im sountrier to has
they have been accredited. _/Ina
in thcle days which 
was publicly praclled iuisivcral
throughout the United Btatoa and
Canada on an unprecedented scale.
Banks, railways, hydro-electric com-
Plnles, building companies, pulp. pa-
per and lumber companies, chain
stores, and many other lines of cor-
porate activity are _getting together
and uniting their forces. Recently a
merger of hydro-electric corporations
was announced by J. P. Morgan and
Company of New York with‘a capi-
tal of $650,000,000.
'Ifhere are not a few persons who
look upon this movement with alarm
and who are asking, What will the
end be? In sensing this feeling of
alarm, Governor Roosevelt of New
York State has asked the Attprney
General to investigate and report
"whether any provisions of the law,
in letter or in spirit are being vio-
lated" - _ ~
Much critical discussion is going on_
in the press of New York and else-
where in regard to the effect these
huge mergers have upon the public
utilities of the country and the peo-
ple whom they serve. The New York
Times speaks' of the alignment of the
public utilities of the nation in three
great groups, that of J. P. Morgan
dt Co. in the East, a like group in
the Middle West and the third on
the Padflc coast. Bulions ot capital
are involved,lsufiiclent to oversha-
dow all forms of industry or busi-
ness in the country and to chal-
lenge the Governmeht itself. Pres-
ent conditions are in large part the
result of the 'concentration in a sin-
gle country of an enormous mass of
the surplus gold and wealth of the
world. And the almighty dollar
never before had so many eager and
strenuous worshippers. That is not
an altogether hopeful symptom.
Ramsay Macdonald. before he even
hoped to become Prime Minister.
wrote and published in the Sunday
Times of London a sensational ar-
ticle which is now giving himself, his
Government and party no end of
trouble. ,ln the article referred to he
dealt with the subject of racial min-
orities and kindred topics boldly, and
expressed extreme views. It appears
that the article was written months
before it was printed, and was print-
ed months before it created anything
approaching the angry sensation
which the writ,er‘s elevation to the
Premiership _has given it. _
The reverberatiiinif' have' 'become
loud and long and have powerfully
disturbed France. Italy, Germany
and othernatioris on the continent.
Paris Journals of wide circulation
and influence now denounce the
writer and his doctrines. One of
them exclaims, "National minorit-
iesl
“They comprise the biggest neat
of international frauds ever invent-
ed. They are the most dangerous tor-
pedoes the imagination of the Ver-_
sailles negotiators could manufac-
ture for the purpose of blowing up
European peace." »
'I-'he scandal is being spoken of
and discus.-ed in the British and U.
B. papers as "Ramsay Macdonald's
Bad Break." the Prime Mlnistoi"S
_ Indisci-etion" and so on. His repu-
. tation as a diplomat and a states-
man have been tarnished. "
Abundance of good home-grown
large importation of Quaker oats and
oats enforces the lesson that some-
body should establish a plant for
roducing good oatmeal on this Isl-
° do still produce starch from potatoes
'g as ancarlier generation did?
labor.t.raubles,Va .very ser us roug
§§§?§?ir
° §.§l  

-ri-ri i
ifiiifi
stirs;
;i§§§

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mia:
When this arch loses its spring.
Nature has put cushions between
for awhile. You have been sick, or
perhaps of a good weight, and need
Support for your feet if you are to
get about at all. -
But _flat feet can be avoided or
corrected in the majority of ease; if
you are willing to devote ten to twen-
purpose
The simplest method ls to walk
across the room on the outside edges
of the feet with the toes tumed in-
ward.
This forms the foot almost into the
Shape of a claw, and the more arched
and claw like you can -get your root
the more you are developing the
muscles that hold up the arch. '
WB1klIl8 across the room this way,
Soy six times night and morning, is
necessary.
Trying to pick up a ball or other
object with the foot also develops the
arch.
Wolkins across the room this way.
Maier von Gruber a German medi-
cal officer has invented a device
where the patient is required to walk
which makes it necessary to walk on
outside edges of his feet, and to grip
or claw the little wooden steps in
order to hold on,
risid. then c properly html ul-cn
support is necessary,
l'Jon’t wear arch supports until you
fled in wearing arch supports,
_BY FRANK YEIGH
THE MICMAC INDIANS
Prince Edward Island, where a few
ment Control. The French “ned
them "Souriquois" Cabot records
having visited them in 1497, and
 -_ , ‘
.__,.
_ tin :aUaVl\v'r=|,§,¢ ’,,,q, wi m
and teachers who »li¢i\\v,l\l|}
Community
Ing of Womenb Institutes by Mr
E-¢°||,M__D_ Community improvement in its ‘ »
various details has been under con- 1 _
DEVELOPING - ARCH!! OF THE siderationsinoe the days when men _
FEET first gathered together in groups and
founded the first principles of co-op-
1 often wonder if folks with flat eration to more effectively protect
painful feet ever think what is han- and maintain human life Down .. »
§°.§“‘;i.:°  °°.,‘::,'”.‘;¥:::.; ..;;:;‘:;;.‘*;‘:., 1::   .17-50 Will Buy Any One of so Mews
°l°“3- been made until we uld Im in -
Niillfe Provided a wonderful that, with the experienyei of mangas:     
5Pr1rl8y arch in the foot which was to guide us, and customs and laws '
;_n°e_a;itto t1ke the 1-jar.. of! the whole established for tha betterment og Come Tgdgyl We are Cleaning up our Stock
' mankind, the ciuurns ot today would ll ' '
have fully solved the question of
and the foot g fl t th d _ _
then- ,he wh0l°°';‘;m;t _hs §;‘;‘_j“m community wclisrc, sud llic would H  
allowed to reach or strike the ground. have renhm almost w me 1d°°'u5“° 
~' Biffle- An analysis of conditions.
The Jar from this goes right up the
' however. reveals the fact that a i
I d I
ess an sp nal column to the brain. swam, menu” of thought cue and MEN'S WEAR
labor is necessary under present da
le into coves that
and the outside attractions of t
loyalty and love of all its citlze
of the sa es has said that “the
try is the richest that has the larg
which means that our efforts sho
be
with more than merely arranging fo
who serves. The human product. go
Community life in the precedin
THE LAND WE LOVE generation was superior in many re-
spects to that of today. The spirit oi ent. This condition is not true of all
he
coo raton was more in evidence, t
pression of ncighbourliness, and t
alongs e t e co r
among friends The possibilities f
Survive in reserves und G _ ' °'
er cum literary and educational advance-
b d and eneral and the old da
produced men and women who
UIBUY years bitterly hostile to th;
and why not oatmeal froin our oats. Bfiiiih f0lloWing the conquest. only mira “emu” :end Egxifsfgal $5'
o comparatively few survive, some of tm “ °°”“’“ i ~ , _ _
- those of today. The possibilities of he was. For a. time Community Life cause Worms destroy mam, by c,.e“_ SC‘l€l‘|Ce N OW f
21,-Zvlfxisszlnxgnbgéegha €:;:um° the time were developed to the full. is without lends;-ship md digg,-gm- _ mg mmm” disturbance th _ __ d
t bl are ' Books were scarce, but those avail- ized but, though we remember, per-, dnempmem and cause Lnctu 13;; “ S U N LIC H
' ous ii
The Mother Country’l ron es ______
th able were good. and thoroughly di- hapa with shame our unjust critl- neu Mme” worm Powder- expel p-on “G03
Til
VU101,
lllfqllifltnthcirlikilll- _____;______
_ , i \
__r.__............l-an
 feel that they are not repro- Bho’dmovlyeu`r
mgfnggynmfm  ` num on me oommluiou in ai man- ' pain; "
Tothaukhlch
(PIMP read ac recent annual meet-
Y
$17.50
 1  Welfare A __  r
asus  ' f of Me11’s Suits
the bones of the spinal column which condmmw to nuke our communmes L _ __ __
I _ M _ 1 _ i
mlm Weillihy and prosperous dis
ty mmutes °' your time daily mr that night and create an appeal to the trlcis those whose o t d
_ - u war appear-
ns, ance are almost ideal, are by no
r..
» means always the most progressive.
One 8
is no wealth but life, and that coun- Very often Community Life in the
- poorer portions of the Province is
est number of happy human beings.” on A higher level than in the more
Our effort then should be to develop prosperous. The question then nat-
the largest number of happy human urally arises How are we going to
beings in our rural communities, improve? or what are the factors in
ul
Community Life on which develop
d _
well balanced. and be concerned ment is dependent? Only a, few,
r briefly reviewed may be touched on,
light entertainment. Our program I wish to put special emphasis to-
shouid be social, educational and day on six main sections cf this sub-
economic. Community improvement ject, namely, the individual in the
requires a high idealism, a spirit of Community, the home, education,
public service, and a sincere effort community' standards, community
at oooperation,f_a cooperation that is enterprises and obstacles fo com-
based orrservice and not upon the nrmity improvement. ,
principle of pecuniary benefit. The In the average community we und
.  , dividends to the individual in _the 9, small number of peoplg who gre
up and d°wn'°‘ sm M Bmlrcm o e in the form of cheques. progressive and enthusiastic. _An-
latter c m
in the former in the shape of a more other -small number, who are o -
beautiful character for the patron ed to improvement, swim wrng 
-, the cost involved, or ‘because o ,
ing out from a Community, reflects nautl-51 mtl th to g while
If your arches an right d°°m md that Community‘s moral and busi- pa y pm eg’
ness standards the character and indifferent The latter class are wil-
work of its citizens and the quality ling to let gomeong 6155 wap; mg
have med ,D de 8, oi' its honics. It is very necessary our responsibility, but., with the proper
fail to develop 1:, t;l;:xy0ad-ciirexiuzsli community training be such that example and leadership' they my
our hur;2n exportation and visitors be made 'gin¢¢|»¢_ wmpgwnt, md 4°-
abroad mmand reoosnition through velo features oi excellence that were
their one hundred per cent qualities.
the larger number are more 01' lead
D
undreamed of. Buch an example mhy
B also bring the less progressive at
least. into the class of the indiffer-
communitles, for some are disting-
PC
 _ homo life was probably more whole- nlshed by g very high type of citizen-
some, social intoi-course was more ship, while others gre no less dis-
pronoimccd possibly thc flowing clngulshcd by thc absolute absence
Q_ who are tha Micmac Indian" bowl, d¢v¢\0P¢d °°lWlv1Bliiy. but at of community spirit. What can the
my foie ihc Work oi the day was individual do then under conditions
A. The Micmac Indians are one d M __
of the many Algonquin mbes of Nd_ ma 9 1655 GMC “B by all BMVG 0;' of this kind? Death sometimes re-
moves an individual from our midst,
men whose habitat was, and still is e
in Nova 5cma_ New Bnmswiick ami resting hours were whiled away and it is only then we realize what
iii il mio table hearth fire a wonderful character has been tak-
en away, how much dependence was
placed upon him, to what extent he
ment were limited. but nevertheless moulded thc sentiments and lirc of
information on public affairs was the community, to what degree he
influenced Community Life, and how
carte-at-al in isoi. They were for "°“ 9 ' V”
ill unconsciously we followed his ex-
ample, and emulatod his standards.
th We realize what a tremendous asrt\
imiiid N med' bv "Y °f °"°f“‘ man order nouns. thc establishment Ml, m¢l,,,,,,,,, ,mn ,,, N, um
i _ , U14 |l‘ill7°°N.°i\- *D WWW’ $6! Hein ilowerl- with gold duct of cash trade, the breaking away wg cm “pmt me uf, tm; 1| 
'ww plfpilillgtc our preaent reputo- ` showered from the local store, have all com- about ua and at the camo time
3 ;‘:.'“°_l;iWi°¢ onli vo'-ltcel of _sho hath. and lone in the wood! vines to disrupt, what wu formerly umm." ,M "nn, W, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_
- ' _ l “UW 'M - more or im of a mug little intactqcisrc ~m- ill, 1, mg mm,-
Bhe alone by the dart curved thorn social, and buainelc community pro- and sign, rm not “gg
"°°‘*- position- , ao. .nut gm to ella
A mlpieto. chance urocnuuunity um you nm. /lu
we has occurred. new condit.iona` ¢¢m¢pg¢¢¢,_q¢,»i
-  ' JT. b’ 
' 7 ¢in'¢fwillow.` ~ »
IMIIIIXIIIIIIA
feeding animals in the
Park nearldinbufgh.
lessen the _lar somewhat, but nothing h uh “_ '_
on an uc use of - so-isrnucv ,§,§,,,,’§;,°,‘,,§,° 2; §';‘§,§,‘,§‘,‘,’,"‘f, ‘,§‘,°‘ ,,,,,, ,M Ch ,__ ,,, ' iooN'T BE 'rElv|P'rl-:D 'ro us:-: cl-imp
9 if “~ ' M1805 e wants
BUY
well arched foot.
one of the disappointing tninss you y°smd°" °f ““‘°' Th” ’“°””‘““ °f °°“”““"’“°" “"4 *“‘11V1¢“°~iS-
sec every day is the individual, quits ffzpleiiu" ‘ff °hfn“" in Wm” °“° “mm” ‘°°°“” "em h""° me". Pm” . .
v~»~i»  it     .°..i.:l;;..;:.l;‘°;:“.,:;- :.;;‘;,:fa';:::“.;:;"“‘”'  ‘ze B R A H MIN T E A
ports and seems quite satisned to use _ ' earnest ll. n on
' dards, a closer study of human emo- and coxiside ati be l _
’ °" “W” in °"1" The Tea of Full Strength and Fine Flavor
them the rest of his life.
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mosphere that moulds the thought life and the best typ, of cgnndlm ""`
of our peop gr in- citizenship.
spire and morally strengthen, and It is quiio evident that gi-one im-
thc building up of such a home life provement may be effected in every
and homer community society, that Prince Edward Island community,
will offset. the distractions of the day, and I may say in passing that thc
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’JULY SALE
Ladies’ and LMisses
SUMMER HATS
$1.98
You may choosp from the balance of our
stock of Summer Hats for $1.98. Regular val-
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