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BATUIADY, JUN! If, 1985.

_ WELCOME‘ VISITATION

At the opening of the last seeeien of the Legislature the following statement was made by His Honour the Lieutena ‘ Governor in the course of his Speech from the Throne: ' “The fine help given by thc Wo- men's mstitutcs in several public health activities continues with un- abated zeal. The citizens of this Province have heard with pleasure that the biennial convention of the Federated Women's Institutes’ of cahsda will be held here during the month of June." The convention referred to opens next week in Charlottetown, and it need scarcely be said that the visit- irlg delegates will be assured of a most cordial welcome. "No organiz- atlch stands higher in public esteem and 1g 15 indeed an honour to this Province and city, l-hflt 1'9 Bhmlld be chosen as the scene of the Domin-

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are estimated to be approximately

the hogs that are marketed, out- side the packing plants by the local butchers, because this price is set by the world price so that double

1s

hundredwelght. In consequence cf the Ottawa cements there was In increase of $1.05 per hundred- weight or $2.10 per head over 1882. or a net increase in total value oi 86.781378. In 1934 the public hog

‘ sgs mounted to 3,000,111, the Dominion average price being $6 pel- hundrcdwelght, showing an increase over- 1932 of $4.05 per hundredweight or $8.10 lxr head, or a. total net increase in value of $24,349,499. And taking the two years, 1033 and 1934, we have a total value of price improvement amounting to $31,080,877. But the public mariretings, that is market- ings through inspected abettoirs.

of

of

one-half of the total amount, and there is an increase lrr the price of

ion-wide convention this year.

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Who shut Canada out of the United States market? Hon. Robert Weir in the House 0! 0001mm“ some months ago demolished the absurd suggestion that the present Government is responsible for the high. duties existing in the Uulliul states and elsewhere against can‘ adian products. Mr. Weir midi! 1'5 plain that it was during the Illus- year regime of the Mackenzie King Ministry that the doors of the Am- erican republic were largely °1°§d

against the farmers of this countIY- Pm- l!“ °°1°r 01' in orchid!

The 118w“ P'°*°“‘°“ i“ “"11” w. n. Chambe lini r t t columns below show how the Unit- EDITQRIAL NOTES cl Affairs saysznUntIil lrfismgrslitr ed States customs duties stood as The} t?‘ can develop, along with its lmenm mggyds 5 number of farm products 011895 Y- centralised power and ltg immense when the Liberals came into office _-___, concentration of political and econ-

in i921 and the prohibitive duties which were in force when the Lib-

d in all degrees of he orrhcids, M. on; out o; omw 1n 1930; Agflinst the omnlpotent state, it is an . _ g n w rm... 18, Everybody is busy these days, es- Zzrryegggllztrén whstihir the material gg,g"j;ffgg,cglfffime"l L’ t ° m“ w... ........ rust“ .220. rev-u u» r1101»- r... a.“ act's... “ziwfflll ue starter up ~ cu_,,,,,__ ’ were Wm b” more m me future surgeon should thus carry much Tum" 7'19 lwlm“! - m/‘fiflg’ Now the sun has begun its return will not always demand a dlsprql “mm; i“ diswssmg the merit“ °r “rill? Wgbggmggn N01350:; m" 5535M“ Pu» u human ’“l.“lf.°§.*"$..駑££‘i2i...s.. that gun-nus niid hams . ee 334cm. ""9 0 "a1 ‘ in surgical removal it means anaes- r n], hired r rm w ather. ' theil, ‘xti n, cek. i h ital I 2'15"!" w“ e Tile? “Santana,” and generous and gutsy 111111: utrzmplzgrlerxpthe 0”“ W" ("'°"“°d- as m“ which the 3mm‘ and wonder is that when a choice can hi! preserved . fr: The advent ct the Chief Scout other universities rendered to the be mag? ‘that Rnwme Should ch00“,

’“ ' ‘ avgrrt. lilo}? ans Chief Guide Lord and may ‘giigrgzyfiéfassiiflnilfgagfifgi m”; the surgical method. ’ )

ioffhuj Baden-Powell and party is being p “g

It was as a result of this marked advance in the American terifl’ that Canada's‘ exports of farm stllflil ind manufactures of farm stuffs decreased from $114,000,000 in 1°21 to a low level of less than $4,090,000 1n other words, while the Iriberels were in omce insurmountable bar- riers were raised against the sale of our agricultural products acres the yam-er, The Minister observed:

3 We found ourselves confronted. then. with this problem-not only a. market what had hitherto been the normal quantity of live stock but. on t0? 01 thl-‘t. m“ KY9“ weight of a quarter of a million head, that we had been able t0 mt off. year after year, turned iback and weighing (WWII W!‘ u" stock market. That was our first ' roblcrn and one of the greatest. gut it was only typical, 5° f" l" markets are concerned. in c0111!“- tich with our agricultural bro- ducts. It was typical of the whole heritage which we received when we took power in 1930. That is the record‘ of'hcn. gentlemen opposite. As regards finding further ‘markets for our live stock. we ‘explored and investigated every possibility. In the first. place, we took steps to give the Canadian market to the Canadian fiiflllell Immediately afterwards negotia- tions were entered into with the United Kingdom and with the other Dcmhfiions in an endeavOl‘ Ito obtain preference in those Tmrrrkcts for oilr live stock. and we were successful in getting B11 "entry for our cattle under the "Ottawa, agrements, without the restrictions that had been against them for years and which succee- ‘sive governrnrants had tried un- successfully to have removed. In Lbddition to that. we were most Tanxlous during the FY0095! 0f l?" negotiations in connection with the ottriwh agreements, in get every advantage we could in the fwily of a further market for our Jive stock. ‘first was why we we: our bacon and h0g8 W" °°"°°m' ed. to obtain every D0515" advantage which we felt would false the prices of these com- modities. And we were successful this extent. that there is less econ eaten in this country MW,’ with the result of I. 8111M’ 0°11“ mpticn o: beef. In that way we ve secured a double advantage raising not only the 011°! 97 n but. as well, the Ni" 0!

Pul- cattle.

1mm the Anllo-Olflldian agree-

the amount of holdings double $81,000,000 or, approximately $60,000,000.

prove that similarly beneficial ef- fects have flowed from the Empire

other Canadian products. Favor- able trade treaties have been made with France, Germany and Austria. finally the Ottawa and Washing- ton Governments have reached a basis for the working out of freer trade relations on which, it is hoped. will be much fairer to this Dominion than any conditions that have ever existed between the two countries in the

0n their last. 1&9.

keenly anticipated. The committee in ,.

Lieutenant Governor as patron, has almost completed arrangements for the great event.

The Conservative and Liberal nominations in Second Kings, and First Queens respectively on Thurs- day complete the full list for the fifteen constituencies. meeting of Liberal candidates to be held Monday night, we will know chflnitely who will lead the Opposi- tion during the campaign.

mearis

The Minister adduced facts to

BIO

this ntinent

can did

The schools next week enter up-

were cf arrangements, with the

After the

great

/ i Notes By The In all aim-lee of. major, cg-lmaa which appear in our do l". tin criminal gives as the cuse for his down! ions and evil influences. In

stories of notabl men,

surrounded them early life. It girl is able alter having fluences for pcclally whe about him sicnable ye An early h literature

oi’ giving his love were—~and to her that effected his mot influence which she had, , rm those about her. mother of us all," near to her, at he

those who azn fo themselves, or w into other people's worker, thelreader. the

the man of interests-ale w things on his own account “med by i111. but usually time only for the few. Interests ab- these cases. Hemorrhoids that are more up inside the bowel and hemorrhoids down occasionally nslderecl suitable for

5°15 and ill-Wire him. The things a mun has to do,

think about, ulated to discover new Interests are what kg alive, and the maturer ye

times unconsciously. we, 1n

of which we have little knowledge. There are have influenced the‘ millions. Take Shakespeare, just to

Their influence will ncv living men and women oi’ world are those whose

really parishes. The scent leaves its influence behind

omic fc men at the top, for the protection

ti? has

rlot‘the least of t

Herald

lived under baq an extended time,

many credit to his mother 0f bo0ks—few

You never he

usiness, Spoken, BOPBS are usuallyi rcver talking about i‘ ho continually pry The thinker, ho does ~is vuel-

as a "bore."

affairs.

and the greater is

Eachdawenrelfl db trade agreements in relation to something,’ by scmlrirhs§§i°man§

giving out influence in or

the name

never die

in life. Nothing of

. Over" a third of those who driven from their country when Hitler destroyed

1n his univnrslties which any meaning have now been found permanent work. The rest are at any rate being looked after, and the work, necessarily protracted, of filtering them into the free univer- of the world is still going on. meant inevitable mater- ial sacrifirp by the teachers who have taken in their German col- leagues. Such selfless friendship is he virtues of the universities-London Dally

Failure fo lilfiivfde. a sufficient

Way

11y newspap- all-bad compan-

e men and wo- which we read in books, stress liliwod upon the influences that it home in their is rare that a boy or to arise and conquer

n these influences were or her 1h the impres- ars oi his or her life. abit of reading tn; best has changed tbs course a life. Lincoln never tired

though’ they gentle nature her, and of the

“She was the said one of those r death. No true I mail W" forgets the influence a noble rnotherx-Ex,

he stim- are the ones co v interests. ep youth ars happy.

turn, ways

no books which thoughts of

Bible and two. er end. The the influence because or what they influence of a roar: . So does

rces in the hands of the few a few safeguards of the individual

gave them

tions. but reports from our Mel’!- time neighbours indicate that Pre- mier Tilley has a reasonable chance of being returned, though with a reduced majority. Polling day is next Thursday.

quently fatal may be checked in their course by the examining phy- sician trairied to detect incipient illness. the public will finally come

one of the procession o; "fads and thrills" cf which one hears so Often, but something essential to life and healthr-Canadian Health.

to maiize that the procedure is not

The Ontario Conservatives, head- ed by Bir Thomas White, saved the Hepburn Govemmenrand Ontario's financial reputation. when the fin- ancial houses, for reasons well- known, failed to bid for the $15,000,- 000 bond issue necessary for the Hepburn Government to carry on, sir Thomas not only put his own vast resources at the Government's command, but appealed to the In- surance companies and other fin- ancial institutions to do likewise. The ‘Toronto Telegram, tie evening Tory newspaper, though bitterly opposed to Hepburns government and policy, for the sake of the prov- 111cc, appealed for support for the issue, and itself bought “.000 worth of bonds. In time of need it is the Conservatives who come to thereccue.

it

SB

The msull brothers, Samuel and. Martin, and the formers son, Sam- uel JT» have been finally acquitted o) all charges against them in the United States courts, and their

fit signed at Ottawa in its: this 23am obtained remission t0 ip into the United Kingdom free i, duty mfllillooorioundl of Wm nun annually. The effect in . ilarsand ma" has been remit!- . mo» ‘have pdvlfloed. m mm l"! wit-bun. . t" ti: Srfifmffield aniline flur-

Oensdmhehavingmcvedtc

slain have been wiped clean. The long siege 6f prosecution has lust- ed over years, and included extra- ditich proceeding! "h" asninst Samuel 8r. in diflerent Eurowlil gamut“, and against Martin in

ill. Ont. likening the menu's aging the depression to e email town

by special services morning and evening, with special music by the choir. In historic gratitude for the foundations laid during the pioneer days and for the heritage bequeathed by the fathers, the memorable one. In these 110 years men and women have buried their span of life, the original builders, the contributors, have passed to the Great Beyond, hut beautiful modern and commcdioua church of today is but a develop- ment of the toil. the sacrifice and the earnestness of the men and wo- men of 110 veers ego. ‘Truly the! handed to their children "and their children's children a rich inherit-

Millions are expended for research

into uses of chemicals and out of comes, not a life-saving but a

Defence Chief Floyd E. Thompson argued: "I can't see where avoid- ing is meant planning bankruptcy,” "Under the ‘proof submitted by the properly using a fraction of the Government the llypothcsk of the defendants’ innocence ls as great as that of their guilt," Knox.

said Judge

..__. Tomorrow St. James Presbyterian

congregation in this city will flt-f tlngly celebrate its 110th enriiver-j

ry. The occasion will be marked

significance in

occasioh will be a the worshippers

their i work remains. The

ax.

the

Qfiw W. Bin-Mo- REMOVING ru-lluonanorns -

m‘ rrurs - BY run

8S-

tlon method of t =orrholds (piles) w or

been

all | considered

hemorrhoids. of

pared there can be no

wry:-

t

used ‘

to that only come

the injection method. The patient walks into the physi-

one of the three piles usually pres- ent is injected: one week later the other two are injected and all three are again injected in l0 to 14 days. The patient is re-examined in three months. ‘lire majority of cases complain of some discomfort and tensenem for three of four hours. All patients are given a’ few opium suppositories and some tablets con- tltillillg asprln, pherlactin, caffeine, and ccdirrc.

After naming the various solu- tions used by different physicians, Dr. Duff snys:

“In conclusion it can be said that this treatment is scientifically sound. It has u, definite place in the treatment of the patient whose general condition is not suitable for treatment by silrgery. It may be too early to say (it-finitely but the more on:- secs of the gomrresults obtained with no ictiuri of the piles three years nflet" the injection treatm it, the more one feels justified in con- cluding that, with few exceptions,

The quarrel of the sparrows in the

eaves,

The full round moon and the star- lade sk

Tl Y. And the loud song of the ever-

singing leaves, Had hid away earth's old and. weary cry.

And than you came with those red

And the loud chaunting of the un- qiilct leaves Are shaken with earth's old and

weary cry. —W. B. Yeats.

death-dealing instrument. Profits from the purchase of any one of the thousand synthetic products of the day may find their way into funds which maintain these death-breed- ing laboratories. At the same time millions are dying from cancer, from pneumonia, from a, hundred other diseases the riddle of whose prevention might be solved by

mom-y now spent cn "national de- ierlcc." It is a strange world-Ex.

Other things are happening hr Germany besides the mustering oi’ the conscripts and the assemblage of Jaomblng planes and diverse in-

INJECTION METHOD

Notwithstanding that the injeq- suiting rid of hern- used sixty-five years ego it is only darling the last lo or 15 years that this irrsthcd has p given serious thought by physicians and surgeons. In fact, to be quite frank. this was formerly B Wreck" method, sur- gery the only "Proper" way to cur-c

Dr. T. A. J. Duff. ‘Toronto, in an address to the Toronto Academy of Medicine says “For the operation attends m m; ‘r ‘Li’ 3 "W" W110 properly performed it must-be said

ow" ythat in the patient properly pre- after effects; and the results are highly satisfac-

It is generally agreed that with emorrhoids that are always out- surgery is the injection in

clans office and on the first visit

convention

agreement will save

and what

and Arctic waters, whaling methods

whaling fields, but

tlons, but in the

down to thier

and 1900,

female whales aocom

intention of interfering

capable

(Vancouver Province) " Canada is to join with the rest o1 the world in the protection of whales. A rewlutlon to ratify the at Geneva. nearly four years ago, has now been accepted by the House Commons. The whale, on account of his size, is a particularly able creature and has been pee-ring from the oceans of the world so rapidly that it is felt nothing short of an international him. Writing in a recent number of the London Spectator, George Godwin says: "The days of roman in ~the whaling fields are past. The hunt forMoby Dickhasceasedtcbee fairly evenly-balanced contest be- tween the large-braided man and small-brained Leviathan. was once a. hazardous and heroic sea-hunt has become nlechanized nines destruction. A1- ready the species has prailtlcally vanished from northern Atlantic

with

breeding grounds, and today

(JG-luau.

with

vulner- disab-

PYKUIY

about this deplorable result are in operation in the great Antarctic a dif- ference. The Arctic whale hunters operated from a. lend base, which limited the range of their

Antarctic pelagic system leaves the lions untied to any land, since the whalers carry with them the float- ing factory in which the raw pro- ducts of their hunt are rendered industrial com- ponents . - . The mechanized in- dustry i" killing the whale that yields the golden oil. Between 1868 according to recent figures, the total world catch was 20,036 whalt units, or around 025 per annum. Between 1904 and 1914, the catches averaged 12,000 a year. From 1920 to 1931 the graph rises

opera- the expedi-

by wives. It requlrm the fullest poe- sible use cf whale carcasses and

the aborigines of any country who go out in their native croft to attack the monster cf the deep with hand- thrown he-rpoons and lances. The monster of the deep is considered of protecting himself against most such assaults- Against the floating factory, the whalling tug and the shell harpooo, he hasn't very much of a chance, as the figures quoted by lvllr, Godwin show. The protection is necemry because the odds against the whale

are becoming greater with each , mechanical improvement in the in- Synod of in 664, when dustry and ‘" the ' ‘ for u"

PUBLIC roauu

‘ .1 b rnepenlcnll , e10

fr. $.11...’ of interest. Til

Charlottetown Guardian. does z:

fi cl IXIIIDQIQIII-

ANOTHER LIBERAL VOUPE FACE

Sin-Like a calf bogged in 0 111188- mire the Liberal organ has been bellowing and wailing about broken promises, howling daily for months because the new National Highway was not being epecded up. D91‘ 11W- tum of the Patriot. Conservatives were promise breakers, shirkers, and avcrything bad that the evil mind of slander could hurl at them, b60911!" mas, permanent highways were not jumbled together, “‘ luvs-rile" atlcn, in Liberal sliP-shod way.

Now the roads are being construc- ted, after scientific tests, in a Pric- tical way. Better roads are being built at half tho cost of the Liberal blunders. Good roads at the low- est cost is an eye-sore to the "no

°ll°° "s? policy" editor. It doesn't acme wihlg B tn nt. And to have t that brought ‘Qlflkwgfm abyeconservative govern.

rnents is gall and Wormwood, a bit- t 1H.

exAlxways expert in a. volte face twist it is now trying to hit below the belt with its snipe-shot pupil"! turned in the opposite dlreclluu- stop the work at once. It does not please the Patriot. Tell the Infill i” work and in need of emlllflymellli to drop their shovels and get 110m“ to starve. 1t is the demand of the official organ of the Liberal Party- It is rucauty to go ilhehd With this work which the. people s0 muvll need, stop it and get back t0 the lalssez faire loaf-on-the-jcb method of the Lea government. .