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Knives

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slightly oiled and wrapped in tissue

paper to prevent, their rusting,

Frying Pan y, To loosen grease and burned scraps from the iryingpan, fill with cold water, add a‘ pinch of baking" soda and let it come to n boil.

Luncheon

v Chowders and purees should be served as a main dish for luncheon. They are too heavy to be used merely as a soup. v

::The Whole Dominion is talking ‘ of the great improvement in the Family Herald and Weekly Star, Montreal. At $1.21. year or three years for $2 it is the farmer's high- est dividend paying investment. and the family circle gets with it the l. best of all magazines free.

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Proellhnh-W. <~ Secretary-Limit. Col. D. A. Mlellnnolh l). S. 0. Editor nml Hunger-J. It. Bunion. Associate Editor-D. K. Currie.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 107, 1928

Nova Scotla. already has threl? Supreme Court judges as compar- ed with the seven that constitute the highest court of this province. While Prince Edward Island can count upon the earnest and cor- dial support of the people of the

THE NEW CAR. FERRY

LL that is at yet known with ally degree of definlteness concern-l ing flie proposed new car ferry is that the railway authorities have promised to give the representations lmade by thb recent delegation to iOttawa their most careful consider- ‘ation. Thisassiirsnce i5 as old as the history of delegations, and means but little. It will be rernenl- It already has two or .three times bered that the Associated Bohrri of a5 mam’ Qhdges l)" “PM “l “'5 lTratlc some time iigo became eus- szguliargogotft axzrzfhig Zragvlntffé

‘P101005 that the proposed car fcrry._ least’ is not abnormally hegwa uaccording to the information re- “The case appears w be one m celvidl “mild ‘"39 m‘ mlflluat" which the importunities of certain the service requircdl The Boalc 'membe,.s had gteater weight with ‘~1"-""~'°1'e requested Pmmk" 5mm‘ its Government than the recognised I A jbc ircld up until iuvtbr“ consulta- ‘Strong case Such as the Island can illilli could be held. Premier Snun- makelfor me recognition o; its just 1493-» licwmpamed l” ~““"‘"‘"~l 061*‘ claims is certainly not strengthened ‘gates, later proceeded to Ottawa. in- by preferring requests without ma, kterviewed the departments concerned ‘ its and without the -backmg p; aum

land received the above montionec “ed people;-

lassursnce.

It will also be remembered thai .the department of Railways through one of its oflictals who visited Char: OMMENTING °n the defer“ 9f lottetown stated that the new cal-T the Liberals, in the federal by- lferry would not be any larger than ‘election in Victoria, C., the Van- lthe present one, because the illcrszcouvcr Province says that the result could not be enlarged at present toiraises“ once more the question o1 aflorcl the necessary accomodstion.,Dr. MacLcans future in the public The Board of Trade was not satis- life of British Columbia. “I-Ie is fled with this; hence the delegationgfootloose again, and, consequently, to OLtflwa" Further than this nu-ihe is free to enter the Legislature ii thing is known about the new plans, ithe Liberals want him there. Prem- ‘whether the new boat will be maaclier Tolmie l has elven cvldcncc cf ‘in accomodate the piers, or the pier 1 his desire to have the benefit oi Dr.

make to assert its just and reas- onable claims at Ottawa, it is not likely to obtain much outside sym- pathy in its endeavor or to in- crease the nulnber of its judges.

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I lila-z. n. ask that wort: Uli the plans pubm “mus 0f the provlnci,

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Several recommendations weremadelthe opposition benches. We still by the Boards of Trade on these l, think it would be a good thins for matters, bu; no lnfnrmgtion hsslhritish Columbia to continue Dr. since been received as to what thelMacLcan in its public service; and Ggvemmgnl; puypqggs doing 3W6 Still think ll; ought I100 0O beim-

Whether-the plans were chnngedflmsslble lb find B- 58!“ 1'01‘ him in at the request of the delegation andllihfl 1188131531110" whether these changed plans will be; As a former Prince Edward Is- submlgged for flhg gppfflvg] of theflander, Dr. MacLeans future career goal-gs o; 11ade_ we have not been will be followed with interest lnhis informed. It is how nearly a ycuimnctlvc Prcvlnce- He nut, cl» a sccd since the millloh dollar Bppropfla- fflsht and is admittedly the ablcst- tion for me ca; gen-y passed throughl Liberal Politician in the Pacific Parliament. The contrscusofar asls PFOVMCG- l known, hashot yet been let and it~ is becoming doubtful whether, after‘, v an» the "B" m“ Wm "my ‘mi New Zealand, staunchly British "H" Year's Service- new "9 3n“- and overwhelmingly Protestant, re_ be" "W" which the Public m" “lturns to office the Roman Catholic “gm m be mfilrmed- Premier who was Laurier's contem- porary in the same offlcc.

1 l ----~—io-> - - l TI-IE SPIRIT 0F CHRISTMAS

there is one thing that Chris- ,’ tianlty has done for the worldj lit is to exalt childhood to a high‘ ,plnne, says an exchange. ‘Christmas has been called the festival of nic} children. At this season of the year

Christmas entertainments for chlld- ~ ren are proceeding everywhere, and

in institutions of all kinds little tots ‘Gwmys health ‘Mk by Chrmm” are experiencing a wealth of human lvolced the lending umugm of the kindness and love because a Child lxmpire", observes We Winnipeg came into the world long. long ago. Tflbumi There are many opponents of Chrls- _

a l h . . . i tianity, but there are few who could ithjt info]; Pt Jmvenlol’ predicts be found w be opposed w the spirit i Wm brmgpds°“ t “a G°V$$°FJ‘ own wo more e .

of Christmas that is expressed in‘ .

the care ‘and consideration shownlrhere m the chance “ya m” To” for childrenthe world overQAnd yel- omo mo!‘ m“ unchmked venlot‘ where the “am o! cmmumw h“ ism may bring down the King Cov- not shone child-life has little klnd- “mm” "m" m“ m“ nus shown it in the struggle for ex- istence. Din-in: the next few weeks innumerable children will be given abound!“ l0? because of the Christ- mas spirit in the world. There is s 0mm at the inn-i of the chi-ism world. This is the symbol and the

Giant airplanes are winging their way over the prairies carrying tons of mail. And to think that within the memory of many of us only ox- carts and Indians and buffalo cross- ed the prairies.

"The little girl who wished that Santa Claus would bring King

Scrooge is dead. and he has but few successors. The spirit of Christmas irexpanding, and the hand of charity is opening more toner-cull! 01m ever before in the world's history. A! the Christina

anniversaries go by lot us hope this spirit will continue to grow un- til it embraces every day in the calender. - '

spirits! Christmas - l as o-riisns sls Us

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U‘ n“ m “w” "A" Unm“ Bomb people will recall um in rented Request." the Sydney the “ml a H g i

Post‘ lsyl editorially:-

,"A 11011801011 representing the Government of Prince Edward Is- imd to 0mm lat We! the 150ml slith-

lut week the first name of thodond ‘Pflvrwuthe misc: ofoneof thh moat belutiful potml in h‘. m‘. "Ill lines-re. Alfrbd Tennysonh "In

mum nu eunuch smi- hm

rue our your (in advance) nullnd In mus an‘ United lung" Honing Dolly (founded 1M1) 85.00 per you (ll ndrlnee) -.

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Ohouhr B. Dleliure. Vice Preflilenrr-J. I, Burnt“-

Maritlmes in any attempt it may ‘

‘alemoriomlf Henry Hollow, whose u; ‘fgififlri E l . "I"? Windy! mom wu relics tofvlltiutrnf-tluly emu‘: men menus friend and he‘

from a trip with 2,800 inst: slid rugs from Prince Edward Island. while another gathered m from the rural parts of New Brunswick. The Nova Sootian industry runs to over 25,000 rugs annually. most of them going to United States points. Some of these mats, the product of fem- -inine skill and industry in Mari- time homes, are worth hundreds of dollars each and there is a growing demand for them which exceeds the

supply.

Sheep‘ raising is now reported to be an expanding industry in the Provlnceof Quebec. At many of the lamb fairs held by the Provincial Department of - Agricultuge, ewe lambs of the best types are being selected for supplying to the farm- ers who wish to" go into sheep rais- ing, the offspring of improved sires. These have been distributed under the “Sheep Club" policy of the Provincial Department‘ oi’ Agri- culture for several seasons past at the yearly ‘rate of 1,000 to 1,500.

Herman Trelle of Alberta, the ac- claimed Wheat King of North Am- erica, said the other clay: “If there is anything I can do to take the ‘hayseed’ out of farming, I am going to do it)‘. He sees no reason why the farmer of today should not be educated, cultured and proud of his calling. A noble ambition, forsooth.

And education and culture are spreading among our own farmers. They don't now take as the essence of wisdom, all the advice and in- structlon the wise editors givc them. Some day a voice from the farm, will ring through the air telling what the farmers think of editors andedltorlal writers and it may be something like this “They know a little about everything, of course, but they don't know everything about farming. No Sir."

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Bobby Burns learned much wls-' dom as he walked between the plow_ handles, and he gave it to the world and to the ages in his immortal songs. Ciricirinatus of old was call- ed from his farm to the consulshlp of the Roman Republic, because o! his wisdom. He rendered worthy service then resigned that high of- fice and returned to his farm. Late . when his country was in dire perl, messengers from the Senate were sent to call him to be Dictator. They found him plowing his field. He conquered the enemy in battle and

telly that buyers recently returned-

‘with life in nature,

returned to Rome in triumph, re- fused any reward, and in 16 days after his appointment resigned it and returned to his plowing.

Washin 01in, himself a farmer, left on record this sentence "Agricult- ure is the most useful and most healthful and the most noble cm- ployment of man." But why multi- ply examples? Everybody knows, or should know that our farmers in their long busy days are occupied with more multifarious and useful activities than any other class of industrious workers, and perform their various tasks with a skill and energy, that no town-bred worker could excel. In fact the ordinary l citizen could not do in a day more l than half the things the farmer; does in that time half as well as the farmer does them.

Long ago a copper coin was mint- ed and circulated in this Province bearing the legend. "Speed the Plow." It was ‘a timely reminder to the dwellers in town that the farm then provided the foocl for the town, I wool for its clothing, and wodd fueli to keep warm its wooden dwellings. That was before we began to im- port coal. Town and country are inseparable, and so mutually neces- sary, and helpful to each other that tone could scarcely exist apart from the other. And there is perhaps as much of true wisdom and virtue ln the‘ rural districts of Prince Edward Island as there is in this'city. and all the towns.

In the last 3i verses of the _Book of Proverbs the writer extoll the wisdom and virtues of the eounm- uwcllinrhouscwirs. wseauhoriibii. m’ wc hlchly the many mother: iri Prince Ildwsrd Island who follow the pgttgm set

be found. everywhere throughout

try nor town lien-monopoly er mcrll violin. nor ofhonelt mm . if!» Wiftrhllwieihordcred ‘Audoftruoinerit within uiahouot» hold, var! mimic the dflted side.

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our Inland-Province; neither coun-' .

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can Yoifcusnou run sour g or worms?

I met a rnan some months ago who said that he had derived a, great deal _cf comfort from ithe teachings of a book he had been reading. The book taught that as our whole phy- slcal existence was determined for us at birth, the kind of a stomach, heart, lungs, kidneys and so forth, that there was nothing that could be clone to change it.

Therefore this man was not both- ering about what he ate, about ex- ercise, sleep, or anything else, and wasygetting more “kick" out of life because he didn't have to,think of all these things.

What about this?

We" it i8 Only too true that we are Just what parents and circum- stances made us, and it is truly a great thing to be well born; to in- hcrll brain. heart. lungs. and men- tal and moral inspiration. But that is not the whole story ‘just the same. '

A writer recently compared lifc crop at harvest time.

The soil is that body of yours as given to you by your parellis, but while the farmer is glad to get good soil, nevertheless he takes pains to cultivate and to enrich that soil, removing the weeds so that the energy or power of the soil will not be expended in growing weeds.

And so you and I can fertilize the soil, can enrich and strengthen our bodies by "proper fo_od, rest, recrea- tion, and the like so that what looked like a stony and unprofit- able field can be made to produce a satisfactory crop."

And so as the boy or girl begins to grow there should be the regu- lar hours for ‘food. for rest, and for exercise.

Just what can be done to a grow-_ l

ing gangling boy or girl by proper physical discipline is ‘an everyday object lesson.

Theodore Roosevelt in his early Will-h, was a weakling, but the out, door Western roughing it. with a love for manly sports, developed a man of tremendous physical power. This ivas lust a case of stony ground being made fertile by thoughtful care.

Tlle idea then is that whether you u‘

wgrc presented with a strong or a weak body, you need to: fertilize or

to be tried out for six months to

the ' farmer's ‘

enrich it by proper health habits. And again I quote ‘G tone who mid "All time and mo ey spent in training the body, pays a larger; rate of interest than any other in-‘i l ~~~--~.c.'--~--- '

Daily Selections for

Guardian Readers’ QW December 17, 102a

THE EVERLABTING COVE- NANT-Jncilne your ear. and 00ml? unto me: hear, and your soul shall live; and I will make an everlasting covenant with you‘, even the sure mercies of ‘David-Isa. '55 :3.

PRAYER-O Lord, with everlast- ing kindness do Thou have mercy on us.

WATCH THE CORNERS I

When you wake in the morning of n‘ chill and cheerlcss day _

And feel inclined to grumble, point or frown, ‘

Just glance into your mirror and you will quickly see

It's just because the corners of your mouth turn down.

0 Then take this simple rhyme, Rcmenlber it in time,

It's always "dreary weather in the countryside or town

When you wake and find the corners

of your mouth turned down.

If you wake up in the morning full of bright and happy thoughts

And begin to count the blessings in your cup,

Then glance into your mirror and you will quickly see

It's all because the corners of your mouth turn up.

Then take this little rhyme, ’ ‘

Remember it all the time, l

There's joy-a-plenty in this world to I’ fill life's cup I

If you'll only keep the corners of your mouth turned up.

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