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Charlottetown Guardian ...ti
i~i-¢».i.i.-.ii i.i..ili.-col, w. ci..-mr s. mmm uiiihiii the Empire and as rapidly as its separate
.
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”"'::.'...f'.'.:'1,".‘t.11i:f'n.."ir"rf'.l...l*i..f?.?r1;f lf-.5 '~ info “fe midi' for the oi.-fiiiwfii. the beiiiffffs
,i~...»-luis rziiiiora ifriiiiii iriiiiisr and 0. a. Cui-rio of self-gtivi‘rlttii<‘llt and the adviiiltagcs which
uoriiiiiii iniiii- iioiiiiiif.-li num $1.00 iii-r real' tl" I4"l“°¢l
ciiiiic from close and confident association in a
i..ii...,,.i i.. 'i..,. Moo ii... ,tor iii. ...ii-“moi miiiisa io progressive commonwealth.”
i'riiii~o
_  _ ____ of I
Tiiins-u.\i', _\i.\v, 20, 1931 “has
Now; The Tillie at b
hilmrlld ll':"":_'l;l__mfl; ";’ml\’{_§lll;§“;l_l_: "““’°’ Lien more stirring was the leading editorial
he New York Sun. Eulogizing a race wliicli
loyally labored to safeguard and huttress
cleniocraey in a period in iihich its enemies
th extreilles of political faiiaticisni bitterly
its philosophy, belittle its accomplish
I)
assail
.\`<~\v ii it 'E-<- l5i»fi-i'.il tiiiverililieiit has an- lll€|lf5» °'"lPlla5lZ“ llS Sll0l'lC‘lllllllL’>' illld Ulllte lll
iliiiiiiiiil 1- ill~..i lil itll
liillil-‘_ ' 1:."
- ~- .iliiliixitc the tislicries l clenlanding its destruction," the editorial coli-
. i ‘ l’l'<i\liicc. our l't‘0~lCll|fl¢`5Z
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l.,..1_.,; i. ,._,. l, _lu _.;...iil<I gt-i bii»_\' and put For every citizen of every free laiid this as-
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Ill lx _ . _ li_l_ll'__\ ll__lll._| ull, lllll_|,._ ill.. _ tions of liberty, the richest heritage of freenlen, piicri in iraqi! Some day I li0p€ 8. b100d
l ll, ll \ __ _ _l _,ll,,_.lll llllll l,, lull. ll, lllul are again eiltllroiii-cl and all meil ii.|l0 Yllllll. l}lui,~ lull record of Ribbeilirulys adven- ceases
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~ _. ~.. ;.ii- _\l i:'iiiiiii» |'i'-»\iiii~c_~_ \\-ent into
of the Coronation of George VI invests
coliipoiieilt ol a trtiditioil and it purpose. The
itioii is all that Eiiglishliien honor with the    
______ ._ . name of freedom. The purpose is to share,
A somewhat muddled state of sf-i
falls ex sts in the riding ot North
Wellington, made vacant by the
death ot the late member Dr.
(lcorge McQuibba.n. The McQulb-
bans have a.ways been stalwart. Lib-
erals, but Premier Hepbum and the
= late i'epl'esentative never pulled to-g
' geiher on political questions. In fact
the membel' for North Wellington
was virtually read out ot the party.
although not publicly. . _ . Now the
old feud rises up to confront Prem-
ier Hepburn in the byelection that
is to be he.d. His brother Dr. James
McQu bban, B. former ardent Lib-
eral. has been nominated. by thc
Conservative party, and what the
- outcome will be remains to be seen. l
-Brantford Expositor. `
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EMPTYING THE STOMACH AND
STIDIULATING THE BILE “now
Now that Drs. Haggard and
Greenburg of Yale have shown
that many individuals would do
better mental and physical work
Lf they ate five meals it day instead
of three fusing however the same
total amount of food and no more)
it may mean more "comfort" and'
li..l .ii i.l\i\iiilll_\ ll _l l
_lllll ._l.l_ ll ___ ll .,l,l..,..ll.,ll_ _\l.l___l.lllllg lu! the ccrenioily' with 3 iueailiiig far transcericliilg Characltrlsllcally the Cullman' freedom irom lndigestlon for these
` .  ilicrt- it 5_l__-ulovluol any inei'el_\> picturesque, or ailtliliiarian or senti- Euli_,u_,_,y in London sends out its. 15l]<;Vl¢;1Ua1S.ADP&f€H¢ly the old ide!!
e stomach and digestive
. . lllllllll ul llu _\1url mental sigiiifliance. In the \l'>bc\ (hurch of St, iniltatiolis in uelman and or; “stem needed E "rest" is not
‘l llis to tlii-iii llcciiilse PPWF. \\'<`~‘fllllll»*lf`l`. Itlflilv the 'd.e2lT€Sf l"5m“` lilly 5l5;ll’;'L'l£m§l.e_l right, as the heart. lungs liver.
tunes in this country will be writ-
circulation and other pro-
seem to need little or no
rest
_ -_ ;_,_,_,,,l, l',,l~ li... lii-¢\~i_ bard non libcriv may unite in saving 'God Save :He l5 llle mosl em,-ieui, oi Huweve, llhese elmerlmenls Wlth
 '_ _ ' .. -. ' ' ' teil. _
-.t l. ii~liiii; iii iiorilii-rn the 1\llliJ 7' ant;--Nazis pi-opagaiidlsbs. The the five meals were made on nor-
_ if. \~. :‘i‘i:i \.' '_ _
sl __  _ __ ___ .;.,_ _ ...ul l., _\'.-.,.-. -Th following story was actually 'filmed mai
healthy workers with "reg-
illit _ _
mm by S0m€l>0dy Who WHS P19351" ‘m ularlty" of daily halbits, ment/al
spoken lady, sitting near IQ R_Pb¢‘“'
ti-op at a duiner party said. Y0lU'
the in-~ :=_i- at lliviiia \\’li>i'e. ai`cortliilg to .\lr. Lindbergh flew from LISA. to France this Excellency I lll-wk l/ou me me
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ilniizhl
4. g_ll~ ,§l- .1 ,ii 'Iii "_\'.»\\ l.i'iiii~\\ii`k lzist \'i*1ir`. li * it `_ _ _. _ , . l_‘ '
' ‘ ‘ ' ' - ni». thc bolt-illaltiili; cillllilillil ilboll And yeh gerierally 5-pf.~llkil.lg._ even
i iii' ;i lioiiiis to lllcll' li~'ll' The iilipi'o\'cilleilts to \'ictoi'ia Park have $6~’5.000 fl1'&‘Hl`-Tl‘"VS_f‘“'~`~ We sug those under emotional strain us
lic ~.i‘<i "owl .\`i '_iii»i
('llli‘ ll.
1_1 t‘<“l'~' ri lllil`ili'i'il
flirt tb. `
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ins :.t the present time. A date i927_ ` wolsl Allluu_lSuu0,~ Geriiiany has 
ri -vllvilg ilii~ iiiti'i'i‘_-t ilu this ui ni li l eier sent to Ellglandkgofllglgagf) Stl than
h OL.. l.
. .. .i `i-i"il.ili<~il iii _\lzii'iiiilie fisher- Aiiioiig the gi-gms for this gveiiii-ig ig the au. Bgieienfi ‘;f%u;f;"y(')u’ you are qulu; V lystflm for the farmer, the factory
m
_.ii iwiiilg $4,<>oil_0i><)_ illstetiil _/ Edi[0|'ia| Notes f me ol_Ca5l0n_ An enelgetlu and 0ui,-i and physical
While most physicians, includ-
ing myself. will agree that these
ments teach that food taker.
and often" would be better
the “three 'meals a day"
oyee, the shop worker, and
, ;  i' lioiiiitics but this. l niial meeting of the P. E 1- Hospital coiitribu- ' wronig. I have an excellent sense ofl P llmps the “mee ical’ om”
l-i'~.i-.- .-_i-l ill ~ii`i ioiiill "til a hill of l tors i i hurlor Indeed I am veiy Pfoud Ufi per
"i “H _ _ _ ‘ lt Qoll b_h0uld’Sce me and me puh- l worker tbookkeeper) it might not
tliii iltili. of ill.. li-o\'iiici:il is ui is l_E~l_ at Rcrcmwgaden' rolllns overl work
. . --_- ini with the Novii it is iiiiclerstood the proposal to hand gi-er the ani-1 over, on `the ground together; or strain of mind-worry, anxiety,
l He 0 OI' 0
t.~i\ii‘i"-ll' ‘ii c l-_iii i' l
'~ii i~\\i`l' (" iwriiiireiits, to I )iiecn`5 \\'| . l' ‘ - - . _ roaring “Wh lallshl-EF “hen 0
i ~\ it Q, lar _ Sunimerside, to an oil com _ , ._ because even a llghl or small meal
I Y H Ihr Hmmnmn (lm-7 pany hai been abandoned 'Statesman and Nation und
ug nmitgs ti Joke. -London New
so well for those with stress
ther emotional disturlbance-=
such cilcumstanoes might
- . , _ er '
i _  i-lic-iiles, nets or sup~ H it vi _.__ _ still be in the stomach when the
and now it is proposed ln ll bl"
li < wt V :I .' ¢,. _ io", H.l".H. th k " .‘ " "
l i ii' i i i iwriloi l v A _ _ \ e Dil e of_ \\ li1d~or ha\ilig retiied introduced al Lllmmg to compel alll meal
.\':»'il ii' -zito -Iriiii HI .\|l. »\l\llll_\ W “llcll Ill friliii the throne is entitled to escape the ticrce~ Ml clllgall uululuuuue luuuse holders prev.
Fi~.l.l..»'~'..ii v. is- :init ihe l’i-oviiiciiil ilovcriiiiieiil light of publicity which hitherto coilcelltrzitcd l to attach their plates V? "heir “Tl distress or discomfort. Sas pressure.
l.ll ll.. l- iilii X lfll ` ‘ ` " ' ' - '
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next-even another light or simall
-ls eaten so soon after the
ious meal. This would mean
- . r iirlii-i'nii~ii ot so ini illloil limi and his actions, “““ il p““"f~“"l mil “nd “ul A , 0’ 0'-her SYm1ll»0‘m5 Of '1!\d‘89S-
-in ill-»i`l<. \\h1lt is kllllllfl arrallgeiiieilt supposed to have been agreed upon
option ot this icqiillelilillt wouldl
'nest fuitllcr tha all license holders '
i * _
_' -- i. ri liiiil liwil oil lizil e :iiifl I tlillll' bccn t‘iii; r- `] ' I 1  . ‘ .  ‘ -- ` - ~ th
" " H ' `. _ _ . ` L I U dr] '\ Rid up lxkdmc lm fummml i in Michigan be compelled by MW YD -ey
buy all their tires from one com-
101']
must eat anyway to main-
tain strength. would have more
comfort or less distress if they ate
_ _ _ pi _
li... ull., l~ll...ll .li '_\'l.l.\\ i‘l.iiilill.'ixii<liIlili(iil tile l\l1l\‘l lietivccii the (_`it_v and the l’roviiici:il and Federal p8l'».\‘l al their g=i§Q1i1'le fL’l°.“:l °:ll` smuil meals often rather than me
Ili* v.i\lllii- l ll
- .iw-sell ‘_ IS Ill¢‘ liovcrilliieiits has not been atlliered til, °`h.m' an me" Dil hmm a nr `- l three large meals. And if, is ilgt
it "--r ' 'c :iviilii hmm- is ni at when ulatlsdona we me gong liere
tneir dust cloths licm a foulth.l
.l
that a little point mentioned
ive to fiteen years ago, if
it l'_iii'i.l~.'iii ‘>iililli< .il p_ _` .i
tv to .iitir :`i`li~-rilii-ii. l"i':iiti-t. li:i_i-.- So francs An Eiigi London garage had r¢»¢@ni|l» 3 novel out of tliedneiispaperllagigliiiggviigaigl flglflowed' would prevent stomach
Y . ii in coiripu
'ii'i‘ t' ltl‘ll I
vii 'i llirliiliw-il piiiliiil- of rlrlcd `ti__~h. 'llle 80 l _eil-il\-gun its |lulu|_ “lllle blhlllull lulllallled out :2l?nol7a;‘:_il;tsl 5 There will be more Wd
ii iii. , i _ 1. .\_'.<»ii, St. l"i<'i're PH_vS H  to enforce deiiiaiuls for shorter hours, this small -money in it.-Detroit Free Press. the
bl-iiiiiv oi ii'~iii ill ll' _‘t0 fl`flll">`» _ 1 ll? Cl`llllblllf“l  gfoup of cab-drivers want a longer working day. Th ,I   eneml mp fo;
li .iiiiil },.»t\\. oil \i i‘ii~i~i'i~ and l'rziilce ailiouiits l lhey are insisting on the optioiiril right of work allelellil Tllgerlolglls l’;,meue&5_0r do
intestinal discomfort whether
meals are close or far apart.
bout ten to fifteen minutes be-
the meal is to /be eaten. lie
on the right s‘de completely
i _' ' _ _ v _ - V _ , V _ . . Wh
to -Qi 'lt -\~\\- fflll ~\“\\l"l\ll<ll=lllfl ffllfl *"=`1lIil.' 12 hours on each of the seven days of the impedance; but this vm a dwelier. relaxed. Lie time tile full um to
' ` l ‘ iiiilttv Ili lllllf l\ in Sussex has persuaded a bird f. fifteen minutes. and any part of
.\l.ii'liiJlu» I in-\ilii'<‘~’ tis liriiicll ci l ‘ H wee '. V. ~ 'Z
iii.'ii-In-i~f' Tb-v c;iii`t_ livc:iii-i» the breilcli fish- lu x lu ‘“,‘°the.r _Species  liste luireeiisg the
eriiii-il cziil .'il`i`i-i'i| iii give .'i\\;iv tlii-ir.\\'hole _vear`§ friendliness, Hs persuas 5
r.'i.'~‘li :lit-l fbi ii bi' lit' l
oi' \'i‘\\ i`~litidl;.iid |i~bi-i'iu<-ii"_ _ I festivities has resulted niercly in the sad dc- mls Pamlu,-a box ii, nies noiiin and __
i’i-i \ iliiiiili -ily; ~tiiiIl~ - ` l fl _l _ ` m`al'
i
i itil-ii ii tolli- oi lli__ _ _ _
i~.-iilriiii in ci-lil _-ifirfigt-_ I‘crb:ips _\lr. .\lt‘li1t_Vi‘€ proved more than once even "with his b8Cli I0 gllgiléiilninnd nies with lt. Many gr l. l ,
lull...-,l hut- iin-gotti-il .>ibi>iit them. _\t ali) fair, the viall. birds like to eat in coétiparatity; pg- bz_"E;k;;qt 5;;-Sld ’ii?ldV€:1t;f1yll:\€gll7l'.;
 _ - _  - . -_ ' . ' _ ui ni in ~ii -__ 'rl ;~_ ca ry ci-ries e ~ - -
i." " " "" '*l"“ lllllllli t ii- putting thrill iiito e sihglclesof briiiiglls riolning close to the the
I
 \` V - `l‘l\" lil" l-' "` R lll<‘ll‘lll 'lf lllfflr Trade lfiiion fluids. oliii never
of the great tits oi his garden sees
sett es cu his wrist walling f_°l' mm
to lift the lid of the box with hiS
previous meal still inthe
ach will syphon or flow into
_ tom
_A _ _ _ The London bilsmens attempt to hold _lohii _ small box, about matchbox size.. the first part of the su-lun inks-
-.ii-r on tliiiii the Lzinnciian 1 Bun ill. the ulrual _-,ll lilu ...-9 uf llle Qomllllllllll which he fiilsnitli nuts. When one, u,le_
leaving the stomach empty or
clear, ready to receive another
fMnny individuals who tazke I
iz. bzivc been >illo\\'ell I0 did like to be tlireateried or bullied as he has As Soon ab ll S open she drink ef wzrlri water. cold water.
small doses of Epsom or other
right side for 10 or 15 minutes
l_.,l \\'¢~li lil.,~r_.,i go\'ei'iiiileilt- iii power in The ilisiister to H..\l.S. Hunter recalls that grcllml. and wll(.l.e Such ll campy after taking any of these liquids
'ill ibi-vi' _\l:ii'iiiiili~ l"roviilc<‘~‘ :md at Uttaiva. twenti'-two years ago with tivo turpeiloes in her exists you will often find a EYOUP Of °f
din hoilies .ind thorns A little
great help. Once the liquid
leaves the stomach and enters the
“hill i:i`Im_i("i \lim`wr» '\H"imud publicly ani liide:-the ,I~‘u5i.tania' ufasteit Tami largest in Ab giiclogipletelii tiamed, usedito hawk small intestine lt signals the gall
i i liiil \\.'ivs and nicriils 0 antic service, sank ten miles off the soiithczisi beetles from me wrisi, Oi its owner, bladder to empty some bile ang
ii.iiilli'i'\;' l:|~` ll<‘~lli 1 t
i‘~‘i;ililltt1itiiig tlii- li-
(itifi ,'i\\.it'il -i\~\\l'l lit? Pl* Sl" ~` - ~' 1 ` . ’ _ ~
_ ' ~ ~ devour the molsel under th1S 00V€l'»
mm _ ll___.l\l_l`. llll.l.ll,l\-_ _.\iifl-to ventiire on a cent destruction of the Hlriclenbiirg by explos _London speeiaim-_
.il a in our fisher- them l>4 Xmericans. to their death ”lbt rc-
.li ' the matter-if ions and fire fell 4 hours and 38 iliinutes short
ivixeil iii.-t:ii or iii silminiiig up _ .  Democratic
.\lr_ ll. lniii-e eoiilil pull this i‘be~titiit out of Of 0CClll'l‘lllg nfl theaniuversary oi' one of the noi§“‘;:l";er §3‘lls"lfl'; éolleagues that
ill.. uri- lwt`iii=<> hi< tfnllwiigiie the Fisllerniens most tragic of maritime disasters. l-lad the lhu\.'wi1ih`uve to reduce govern-
1_,,;lll l‘,..;li-.I .~Ii_-iii-.mn i-t-iiirii; ii-om his Loronri- tragedy at Lakehurst occurred I8 hours and .lo melléal exp*-‘flS_@S °I§t;lTl’;°(;’5?0“§wg'{l‘;’;;
_ _ . - 4 - . ' ' . one is e
tion trip. what :i leather it ivoillcl be in his hat! niinutes later it would have matched almost lto $2 wvgfglch mum wlll be followed THOSE FEMS", THESE ENDURE
the minute the time twenty-two ears earlier
. ,_ i . _ _ , I
bei-v iiiili1~trv_ tlyit 54.000,- i tip of ireland, carrying i.i<;8 persons, ainoiig but lmvilig caught the beetl: wclltllg bile
always spiead ts viing vi e
arid, having guessed can start dlE'
y . _
. . "` . . when the Lusitani sank. gina down in his P0Ck€l-"Cl°V°1*“‘d on
Should Visit The Maritimes a » ~ t ‘ . Ti
Plain Dealer
is Natul-e‘s purgative.
.T
gi. lv 
ll.. .1
the pale borders of evening
le hawthom breaths are cool;
lil fI`08s ppc in the sedges
Twenty-two years of “bone-dry" prohibition 'rho pioneering instinct ls not yet., Ii,0ul_ me shadowy pool;
All l'illll'll`@ l"lll` llllllllgll Cillblda to the ended in Birmingham and Mobile, Alabama’s dellfll" C‘“_'“‘d‘l~T°“ 5“5k“‘°h°w““ The cows, turned out from the
llziriiic enlist has been orgziiiizcd for next rilonth tw
ilndqr thc :iii~pici-s of the British ;\ational sa
Vllloll lll é\‘~"l`lHll“ll “`ll|`l The U""’5“5 League second State store has also opened. its first
aiiili the i{.._\;i] limliire .\`ni'iet_v. The party will Sl
leliie lillgliiitd on june 24 and return on _-tiugust sl
l_i.
The ;iim< oi' thi- Flritisl-i National Union, ll IS Mobile, and mai] Outlets lu the Glue, Counlles
gmll.iiiii~cil_ :irc the promotion of friendship and W
riiuiiildlv beili»i`it‘i.1l ri-latioils between primary option election’ will be opened has soon as
pl'orIiii‘iii'»' tlii'riii_<._'lioiit the British Empire by p
ni<»;iil,< i.i` vi~it.~. thi- eiiciiilrageiiieiii of the spirit Board Tweuly_foul. of the Slxly.5¢l,ul-l uouu.
of i'i>;il pzirtiit-rsllip and stiiilulation of the im- tl
pi.ri;ini~¢~ oi' ;igricilltiii‘e to the Empire through
ill.. l..~r.<.ii:il ii.iii~h estziblislied by reciprocal vis-
ii._ ,lull llii- iii-velopiiwiit of mutiiril understand-
ing liiiiiii-<»ii ilu- pcfiplins of the limpire and the
fili-ilu-i'iiig oi' bii.-iiicss reliitioiis.
ln all ilie~i~ objf-ctive.< the .\laritime Prov-
frict-»= :iri-_:is kceiily interested as any other part
nf (';lll.u1u_ [l i, hoped therefore. that on this
\'i~it:itii»ii to the lliiinlnioii the .\l:irilimcs will
not be forqoiii-ii.
important limpire delegations have been taken
nn alleged trrins-(`."iiin<l.'i fours. starting at Mont-
real :intl prriceeiliiig \\'<-si tri llritish Coltiriihia-~
fours iii \\liivh the existeiice of the .\lriritimCl
lli'n\iiii~i'~ li:i\ been t-oiiipletr-ly igliorerl. Now is T
the time for our .\l:iritii1ie governments anrll
Oiniii-.'i ri-pi-i~~viii:iii'\~e< to get lins_v and see that ‘
tbi< /lor-' not lifiiiiien again. \\`e want the Brit-
l~b \`:itioii.~il I'iii~il rliilepglites tn see this section
of f':iii;iil:i, :iiid thi- f:ii>t slloiild be hrrliluht
l.~iiit1»fllv in the :itieiition of those in charge of*
the arriiiigi-iiieilts.
___§t.
U. S. Tributes To Empire
t`lii;lil_\- ~i;iiit`ii°:iiit :is exprcssiilg informed
I'iiin'il >`i;iii-.. opiiiion of the importance of lim-
pirc soliil:ii'it_\' is llie fflllriwillg Corontition Day
cfiiiiiiiciit fi‘i»iii llli' New York 'l`ii1ie.<;
"\\'e li\i~ in ;i d:i_\‘ \vli<-il selnirsitist ilifluences
riri- :it iviii-l. iii nifist parts of the \\-orld. divid-
iii; il:ili--ii friiiii liiiliiiil :iiiil groiip frolll group
but iii this ilii_v the iliiit_v ivliicli the Britisli lini-
liiiu- lin- ;ii‘liir'\'i-<l is ;| i'iii't`p for lli‘HCC Rllfl 01'-
iiiiit_v lilisi-il tipoii it Colniiiori
tl. ini .wil-l., :i ~iii<_'lt~ i'i‘lii"ioti or :i coilililiiii cul-
irf; lfoi- ilu- iiiiiili‘ti~it\- of thc liiiipire em-
ii-<~ iii.iiii i:ii~i~_ i~i'li_4iotis~ tliiit v:ir_v grerillv
i-il 4-iiliiiif~ iiliii-li iii:i|'i'b tliroilgli f-vi-ry stage
».i .i`.ili'f;-~ii»ii iriiiii tlii- ~ixti'i'iitll iii the t\\'i'n-
liilli cviinii). l\’:itlicr, this Uritisli unity is tlicl
li-r, li i~ iioi n
conipariied by betterment in the farm implement
_ home demand. Can:-1da’s imports of farm ma-
Too frequently in the past,
any individual country; but British South Africa,
the United Kingdom. Argentina, Australia, New
Zealand and about fourscore other countries are
the Duke of Windsor's marriage will not con-
tinue happil for over a ear. According to the
conjunction of the heavenly bodies, "the Duke
was born under conditions which gave him tre-
mendous possibilities. Had be developed a full
appreciation of the Kingdom of Heaven as the
final vital thing, the Duke would have been an
outstanding personality, magnetic, charming and
with many abilities. Lacking this appreciation,
lie was erratic, still charming :ind seemingly in-
dependent, hilt actually very susceptible to
age indicated in the chart of the Diike's birth,
and this seems a sifn that any marriage he may
contract will not last. .\lrs. Warficld's chart
indicates that she is brilliant socially, a born
director of her surroundings and a natural
igaiiilllt-r. who goes after high strikes. gels them
iii bi-r lirinrls :ind then loses lllem_ This is based
on the assiiiiiption lliat she was born early in
the iilorning."
\
Improvement in the agricultural situation in M811.
Canada during the last year has been ac- From the Cm_“,l.l,u¢u,¢ Foreign T
hypnotism and suggestion. There was tio marri- 'golllwu muuy 500.1 Nazis by the
families will make a 300-mile trip
lion district, 400 miles north of Ed-
_P terborou h Examiner
ore opened Wednesday. Crowds jammed the m°m'°n' e _g ` Fo
dewalk in front of the single store in opera- In the short while since Kin! In troubled lands ala,
n
which they had previously W0" hlisl
hich balloted for repeal in the March io local become firmer _vet.Tl1€y have “ke” T
up their immense burden quietly.
with dl ity On the
~ . ltel. Cl ' B71 -
ossible," according to the Beverage Control E510.; ¢_ii.’e%10r0ni\tion, Britain feels T
profouodly sure that their reign
will make the monarchy Sill] m°1`°
this ancietn realm.-London Daily
Affairs Committee comes the sug-
industry. Activity has been greater at the Can- tr¢Sll°l1 *he* Britain 5h°"1‘l “ke “ And' frogs ln the pale :edge oo
closet interest in Central Europe-
the quan-
and Br.ta.in of all nations least
who are least ready 'D Prep!-\`° 101'
Sweden and other countries share in the Cana- ll They ure noi ,enlists No Briton _
man market The United states also provides is going to shed his blood over an the wood yet, but the is beginning
Austrian or Little Entcnte quarrel
out!-Sunday Despatch, London.
Reading the Battle Honours on
the colours of the militia at the
users of Canadian machinery, Qofoniition garrison parade-Ypresiu
ia u is _
1915. St. Eloi .Mount Sorrel The
e Passehendaele_ V'my 1917.
and Pursuit to Mons-one thrills
with pride at the record of sacri-
faint hearts or runaways umm; N12
lads of the Bulldog breed.
lf British reormament was the
most important of the positive de-
velopments which seem - h0W¢V¢f
l temporarily-to be bringins ll mid
world to its senses, one DGBBNVG
factor is worthy of note. That i8 the
|.slump in long - ralltre GBCUSUUU-
i Since Herr Hitler' speech of Janu-
' i- 30 (and that in itself disall-
| relative moderation of its lanswlle)
l the tone in lntematlonal lnvective
*has been kept encoul'allll1Zly 10"-
; Bogies and "betes noires" are still in
ipertodically denounced in certain
qiiarteni; but these routine combin-
ations have ceased to claim the
centre of the stage. The beneficial
resuits of this abstnence are re-
flected today in an atmosphere
which happily looks the wayward-
ness of April. Europe is not ol-It 01,,
milking, through
o largest cities, as State stores began legal hy'mll from Peace Rive, Lu esnih.. The haw one b _
le Of “'hlSk¢y. gi" and rum- M0l1tg0mery's lisa new homes in the Fort vermli- And ul; glflsly lisgjlul wmmes
free
r soon his chores are done.
tion there. Additional store. ' B` i h d C'€°’g¢ and Q“°°“ Elizabeth “me Red hates flare up and fade;
s in lrni ng am an lo lhe Throne the kindly esteem L-emples md lowers crumble down
d children cower dismayed.
he streets are loud with shouting,
The peoples bleed and riot;
he blood soaks into the rocking
aod,- `
Then comes for a. little, quiet.
es voted for li uor.
q ,, ,_ ,_ beloved f»hl‘0U8h0“f the Empire “Fd On scenes like these the moon
Looks down with heedless face;
The sly inexorable years
heir horrors shall effa/ce.
But still shall cows to pasture
Trail leisurely one by one;
on
i1 plus
d` f ' ' _
Z ian beactoiluesh arid both exports and imports Brlwlns only mmesi lu Central Arm the set ol, sun;
ave en _ lg er.  greater increase in im- Ein-qpe is to keep out of its dansefs And hamhom breuule on the dr;
ports than ln exports indicates an expansion of Urlid...¢Dl5l;E;¢¥;lfDg~fl\elxflsWr';§;`I‘i5‘19€l£;l -And fal~m=lud.s‘hornewat*d`!are'; ` "
And men come gossiping in from
the fields-
chinery come chiefly from the United States, wants that. As usual, those who The days work d°ne_
but the United Kingdom, France, Germany, would provoi-9 trouble sie those
l ` i O
-Sir Ohlrlel HOMIE.
size up some of the t:rees.-The
h _ . . _ _ l
t e largest market for Canadian implements of The Brmsh mono rem__lns__Keel, Tlmes’ London
Because her husband constantly
protested against her activities as a
member of the Nazi Women’s Guild.
woman of Alberstad, Germany,
has been granted a divorce. She
also ob ected to his efforts to atop
' Somm , . . ~ J
A New York astrologer has discovered that Canal Du Nord' lllndenburg Lu,e_ lla chlldren from slvlns lm "Hell
<1
Hitler" salute. The court eclai-ed
e had failed both in his duties to
y y flee. bravery and achievement. No the Siu” uud ua ,_ hugb¢_nq.__
h
Chronicle Telegraph.
Il0GTORS GIIECK
KIIIIIEYS FIRST
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Fifllrl
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iilliiiii
liilirizil
Too F
iT.i""“'".»¢.".lf;=-.“i-.."""---"‘;'
Dodds Kidney Pills
i
MacDonald
o-lsmlliori spectator-l
Fate must have had her ton§ll¢
in her cheek when she threw
Philip snowdsn uid Ramsay MM-1
Donald into partnership. These
two men were perfect foils !0r
each other. They had notiimi in
common. apart from their interest
ln the party they formed.
MacDonald -expansive. mellow,
compromising -was predestined to
forsake labour when ll-ie attained
succes. His heart was never really
among the humble cottages of
Loxlemouth; it was in the great
houses of London, where one day
he would dine.
'1'ows.rds the end Snowden knew
this. He turned upon his one-time
colleague with that vicious tnvec-
tlve hieh only he could command.
is no indignity he will not
he said "nothing he will
W
"There
suffer."
i. ll' ll, ll".
not do. if only he may be pennititod
to rerrialri in power."
Snowden had reason to be bitter.
He accepted a peeraze and left the
Labour party on the strict under-
standing that certain limited com-
promises would be made. Then he
saw his one-time ally moving
filrither and further to the extreme
Right Wing (and proclaiming. still,
with pathetic insistence that he
had lost none of his old radical
ideals); he saw Mlaebonald, as it
were, walking arm il-i arm with
ford Londonderry fthe embodi-
ment of reaction) and attending
gin-den parties with more than
usual gusto. And the iron entered
Sliowderrs soul.
It was an lionlc situation -this
~l-iivpled ascetlc. who years before
‘lad tllundered at the gates of img-
‘and's feudal nobility, sitting in
the House of Lords, inveighing
against the man who sent him
theme, and shaking an impotent
fist at the encrusted Tories who
controlled the National govem-
ment, which he himself had help-
ed t6 form.
A Statute Of Tupper
(Vancouver Province)
Before Parliament was prorogu-
ed. Mr. Bennett suggested that e.
statue of Sir Charles Tupper be
added to the collection of statues
which decorates Parliament Hill at
Ottawa, and the proposal has re-
ceived some discussion in the Can-
adian press.
Sir Charles ‘Dipper has seven*
claims to recognition by his fellow-
Canadians ._He was one of the most
distinguished of the Fathers of
Confederation, and the -one whoi
survived longest, He was premier
Ol’ his Province of Nova Scotia
and as such was the orga.n‘zer of
the Charlottetown conference ln
1864. He was also the only one of
the Fathers. except Sir John Mac-
donald, to become Prime Minister
of the Dominion.
Most important of all. perhaps,
S’r Charles, through the sheer
force of his own personality,
brought Nova Scotia into the Dom-
inion. when Joseph Howe. who had
tremendous influence in his native
province, was fighting tooth and
nail aeainst Confederation. Con-
federation. Sir Wllfred Laurier
once said, would have been an lm_
'possibility but flnr Tuppei-'s work
in Nova Scotia.
Three other points in the career
of Bir Charles are notable. He
might have been in the first.
cabinet after Confederation. but
generously effaced himself so that
Str John Macdonald might have a
DTANI l TWAY 70. 1937
~ --1
Snowden And _
'0-
'Tboaasndhaovuu
.ui   
i lr _ _
with l l i
"Sho wants ‘Two Cigarettes Iii llio Doili’; | ,"
SWEET CAPORAL C|GARETTE$
“The funn form 'I which lobnciuo can ie smoked."-_(ling,
A Eh.
l°0Pl0 of Sweet Capsl'
iv '
|
stalled in our Ward
John.
i Under the
l _
HEAD OFFICE 2
A nnouncing
the opening of our l
NEW '
CHEMICAL 5
DEPARTMENT
An entirely new and modern Labol‘ato_l'y,
combined with the latest type vacuum-filling
bottling equipment, has recently been in-
This new department will be operated for
the manufacture of Flavoring Extrzlcts,
Pharmaceuticals, and for the specialized
processing of Dried Fruits.
Production Will Be
Mr. Ralph wood 1
.lones-Schofield-Hatlieway,Ltd. l
-“V - _ -.-;+Ae___i__
Street Plant in Saint
Direction of ~ il.
O
SAINT JOHN. N. B.
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I
free hand. He played it great part
in extending the effectlve
boundaries of the country by help-
ing organize the syndicate wh'ch
undertook the building of the can-
adian’ Pacific Railway. Also. as
hlirh commissioner in london. he
started Canada on her road to
mtlonhood by negotiating a series
of commercial treaties on Canadifs
behalf.
Aithouirh. ii notable canst-iiim
-One of our verv best. It is surely
an overslvht. that them is not si-
readi-_ ri statue of him on Parlii\_
ment Hill.
Kenelworth Castle
--As a result of negotiations
which have been proceeding for
some time between Lord Claren-
;inon's trilstees and the Urban Dia-
o
ct Council of Kenilworth Bir
J hn Slddeley has arranged to
purchase Kenilworth Castle and
has generously offered to hand it
over to the Office of Works for
tlie benefit of the nation,
Ilt is his intention to place lt
the disposal of tn, office or
Wvrlrs a -eonsldenilbie 'sum or
Ulmley to be expended on the work
°f readme md oonsoiiooilng the
masonry of the castle.
The Silo .of Kenilworth Castle
WU Crallfed in 1120 by Henry I
'0 U¢°ff‘No de Clinton. tx-essiu-or
Mid Subwriiently Lora outer .ms-
tlce of Entland. The earliest build-
lllss of the sire are the keep,
imowri as Caesars Tower, t1ii»¢¢
walls of which still stand, and
parts of the, curtain wall. These
‘NW lfrobibly erected in about
1170-80 by mother Geoffrey de
Clinton. son of the treasurer. King
John and Henry III spent large
slrnis of money in uldltlons and
NPIU1- Ind the wall towers and
most of the curtain walls can pro-
bllbly be dated from the beginning
of the thirteenth century.
 
DANGER N0'l'lCl
CIIARLOTTETUWN RIFLE RANGE
Between l5¢h lay had Nth Novem-
ber Ill?-
Tlic dlnger non eonalota ol all land
mlunlvo of the following bound-
ea -
.Commanding at the llrlng polutg nml
extending our the Hillsboro lllvor to
I polnt H00 ylrrlo north-easterly from
¢h|i Fnlcoriwood Asylum., thence M0
yard! In s mirth-westerly lllrsftloll,
thence running nnulh-westerly In the
dlreetlnli ol the llrlug poliitii, All Ilml
and water belng Included In than
lmundlrlou lla ln the danger ares.
H tl nf the
y DY QP
Mlnlskr of Notloull Dabne-
l
5 _Me res ooii say..
M For a Delicious Cup oi
L ' Full Flavoured Tea
` USO IRAHMIN
,K Orange Pelioe Tea
7 J
APPLE BDOSSOM WEEK-END
(C.I'. By Guardlufs Special Wire)
KENTVILLE. N. S., May 19 -
Revenue Minister J. L, Ilsley will
crown this year‘s Queen of the An-
napolis Va ley Apple Blossom Fati-
va.l at opening ceremonies here May
28. it was made known today. The
queen will be chosen from a group
of ten princesses. representing An-
napolis Valley tmims between Wind-
sor and Digby.
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FIJIS ARE GENTLEMEN
NEW YORK-Fiji Islanders are
Professional Cards*
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McLeod & Bentley
W- I. BENTLEY, K. 0.
J. A. BENTLEY, K. 0.
llliilten and Attorneys-at-law
KONI! 'I0 IDAN L
 
MacGuigan & '.l‘rainor
MARK B. MMGUIGAN, K. (X
0. ST. CLAIB TBADWOII., B. A.
Barrister-o, Solicitors. Ita.
HONEY 10 LOAN
Office: Over Provincial Baal.,
llohmalid Stud, Charlottetown.
El. F. McPHEE, B. A..
K. C.
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Palmer & Haslam
ia. 1. i=Al.i\¢n. u. o.
A. .i. iusinn. a. A. u. a
sanalsnns, nc.
omit of sm ami. cams”
Charlottetown P. I I.
noun 'ro tom
Phono ll. P. 0. has Ill.
_Bell E _bi tiieson
ll.
& ll.. Bell D. I.. lnthleool. l.l»l
Bnrdsten A Bollclkn
MONEY T0 IAMN
|.hloec|B\0ck,0hul0M¢oll.l-I-l.i_
l  .1
"‘nal»ure's gentlemen," said "the
most. loyal people' in the Bi'lt.sl\
Empire." said Sir Hciii-_v Millio-
Soott. K. C. An lngeliuoiis reiliii'.ci"s
reference to callnibullsm wlilic Sir
Henry was here, enroute to Liiniinnl
caused intense merrlment. "I-"llHllS
are a highly-cultivated race." Stl'
Henry explained. “Tlicrii litisllll
been any cannibalism for 100 l'<‘=\l`>-Q
i»i_Mi»iiss
Add an equal Amount nf
°f¢ll‘Y1i or sweet oil, to
Mln|rd‘l, and sppl the
mlxtureoncedailv. lsim-
ple lruunent which will
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i I’llE\lEllTllTllIE ‘
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F ORMALIN
one of the best known
preventatlves for
sliwr on iwsr
‘oN alum
An elective. efficient will
‘proven remedy.
Formalln ls o chew |'“l'
thoroughly effective rem¢dy~
Grain grower: would he wi"
to not promptly. ln order 10
have seed properly treated be'
fore sowlnl.
One pint toevcry 40 KB"°"l’l'
of water. Pull direction: Wil
every order.
no not noisy. wi-lil in for 
me today.
imiii onion iimmiitlr lt'
ieiiaea io. _
nie mo iiiics I
nniiosmns:
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