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Idltor and Hunger-J. B. Burnett. Andante Editor-ll. K. Currie

HVHERE IS THE GOVERNMENT?

1TH police court activities in-

creasing both in seriousness and‘ multiplicity, one wonders whither we are bound. The Premier and Attorney-General of the Provinceis rarely at his post. Last week he was reported to be on a private business tour in New Brunswick. l-le spendsl his evenings and nights at his home in Summerside and it is prac- tically impossible to locate hlrn ex- cept by accident. The other mem- bers of the Cabinet. most of them residing out of town, do not ap-l pear to be taking any part in the: proceedings, with the exception oil the Hon. W. M. Lea, whose duty asl Minister of Agriculture has nothingl to do with the administration 0f justice. Yesterday morning a seri- ous row was reported at Bordendnl

which the authority of the law wasl Scilcd. In the police court at Char- l lottetown every morning its batch of drunks and lawbreakers, and yesterday morning appeared to} cap the climax. Smuggling and| bootlegging are alarmingly on the’ increase. And all this without a word of advice or counsel from the: head of the Department of Justice,’ who appears to have more pressing duties of his own to attend to.

The Prohibition Commission is held up by the illness of its chair- man. while oi the two remaining members one is an octogenarian and the other. a lady who after her appointment as a member became the paid secretary of the Commis- sion and is therefore no longer inla ‘position to act in an- administrative capacity.

If the whole executive were on the spot and on duty the situation would be bad enough, but with no one at the helm the ship of state

SEES

ir. drifting, and lawlessness and-

drunkenness are rampant as sel- ‘dom if ever before in this Province. What the Govcmments purpose is in this drift, or whether it has any purpose except to hang on to oﬂlce, are questions which thought- ful people are seriously asking. In any case the present situation is grave, and there appears to be no- thing doing by» way of seeking betterment. How the other func- tions of the Government are bcing carried out there sccms to he no way of ascertaining. All that is idclinilcly known is that the people's ‘money tins been squandered at a most extravagant rate. and so far there is nothing to show for it except ‘possibly the disgraceful condition ‘which has prevailedlon our roads lduring the summer now ending.

‘Well may we ask: Where is this!

thing going to end? —?—-<-0->----~_-

| ‘ out: noansrnss.

l IN many parts of the Province the l scenic beauty of the roads is en-

“on projects “W, under_comtruc_ hanced by a luxuriant growth of

tion in India are completed water, shrubbery will be supplied "to narly 40,000.00!)

acres of land. J.__._

WANTED AT ONCE ovum,‘ éinikhk

IIOBSIIMEN on r. s. I; " r0 rsso

Mac's Improved - CQNDITIQN PQWDER“

roa amt. arm uoasss

New b the tine-Build p

your stock and put them L

condition to stand , a hprl

winter. . o

rows its cams.

and wildﬂowers, and l many people of artistic taste strong- ,ly object to having the roadsides Edenuded oi these. Doubtless the wild natural beauty has an attrac- tiveness all its own, but ior the most part our roadsides, notwith- standing their many beauty spots, have an unkempt and uncured for appearance. One matter which, in tho face of increased automobile traﬂlc has been werlookedin many sections, ip safe provision for ped- strum along the roadside. 1n every can there should be a foot- tllthWThls could be provided with little trouble and little expense. The value oi a form is enhanced and the p-og-eaoiveneos of a oom- munlty indicated by well kept. road- lides. showing that care is being token in appearance as well u in utility. rho rrovuhn should be

| purposes.

WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 11,1928

need of roadside beautiﬁcation and

the safety of pedestrians. ‘ {iii UNIVERSAL PEACE.

IT is perhaps encouraging that

the leading nations of the world have been engaged for some years in devising ways-and means by which to ensure universal peace. It is perhaps not so encouraging to ﬁnd that after these years of worthy effort» no deﬁnite means has yet been devised which would justify the beating of our swords into pioughshares and our spears into pruning hooks. There is a. curious mutual distrust among the nations. Each apparently suspects the other, while at the same time it is safe to say that no nation would volun- tarlly engage in war against an- other nation except for defensive Some suspicion was aroused by the fact that while the United States was proposing gen- eral disarmament among the na-

ons the Government oi that country had made an appropria- tion for the largest navy in its his- tory, a navy which in the opinion ,of many is far out of proportion to its peaceful needs.

Individual suspicion among men curiously persists, and yet there ap- pears to be no reasonable cause for this suspicion. Men are more neighborly than their conduct often indicates. In a community. when misfortune overtakes an individual. the neighbors with one accord, and ill licited, rush to his assistance. Suspicion. perhaps, jealousy, arises in the matter oi trade and speculn- tion. There appears to be a com‘- petitive race among indlviduals for supremacy in the game. It would not be too much to believe that a spirit oi mutual helpfulness prevails among and between nations.

Universdl peace will be assured only when men and nations under- stand each otherbettcr. The League of Nations is doing much towards this end, and the formation of so- cieties of the League in every na- tion which is a member of the League will do very much to estab- lish a better mutual understanding of each other, Education is the solution of the universal peace pro- blem, and until this education be- comes world-wide the fear of war will persist.

Henry James. the great philoso- pher and psychologist, has said:— "Organize in every conceivable way the practical machinery for making each successive chance of war ab- ortive. Put peace men in power; educate the editors and statesmen to responsibility. Seize every pre- text, however small, ior arbitration

ents; foster rival excitements. and invent new outlets for heroic ener- BY: and from one generation wan- other, the chances are that irrita- tion will grow less acute and states oi strain less dangerous among the nations. Armies and navies will continue, oi course, and tire the minds oi populations with their potentialities oi greatness. But their officers will tind that somehow or other, with no deliberate inten- tion on any one! part, each suc- cessive ‘incident; has managed to evaporate and to lead nowh .=,and “that the thought of what might have been remains their only con- solution."

--_-o-o>—-- EDITORIAL NOTIS.

‘hm doll was received by the Department oi National Revenue, the money being accompanied by an unsigned letter saying it rc- prcsentcd duty on goods broughtin from the United Stains. The en- velope was postmarked "Toronto," and was addressed to "Canadian

made by farmers in their own in-

Customs, Prescott." Isn't it remark-

methods. and multiply the preccd-I

Notes babe Way

All]! there too nanny tonne"?

Better salaries are paid to school teachers, in all the provinces of Canada than were formerly paid. This is true, even in Prince Edward Island, which was a laggard in making the increase. But now, al- though the required qualifications for teachers of ‘the various classes have been raised, us well as the salaries, the Normal Schools are

turning out hundreds of graduates Service l‘ was mttusllllglwﬁ yearly who are seeking employ- across a rapid hem“ o

to the minute it would be beating ment in teaching. The result lsa '

90 to 100 surplus of teachers in various pro-

By having the recruit sit (1118:? vinces, and especially in Ontario‘ and ‘e5’ n” a new mmums‘ and the Northwest. '

pllllﬂ W. Bdlilﬂl. MD- NEW DEFINITION FOR GOITRE

In examining recuits for overseas

heart would often get down tb 80 or

even 185$-

Where the heart persisted in beat- ing rapidly, despite rest, the ex- amining physician would make tests for what is called Graves disease.‘

v ll’. . °'T°.§‘§"L'.‘.‘é'£‘§ni§. il/mpwms 01 this} 1 i . u h disease werle, ti“ o: Iliiziglethgigfg, poyed n Alber -w use husbandsmgo, an en arg men o i have ﬁne positionsiiand yet their $111191 i" the dnegkggﬂegggggcg‘ wives teach. while the home is man- ,_b“lg“:%a{:¥ﬂr o l aged by a l4 or 15 year old g1rl."?",',§,,ev,, n‘ gs now found that it hired at small‘ ‘wages. The Board‘ i5 possible to have severe goitrousy of Education in Ontario advertizeditrvﬂblﬂ Wzgwut "hssglfw? ogtitrznt; . - . 1m - ~- for a teacher on the staff of a pub- gﬁlsggghiﬁays that a new deﬁnt- lic school. The advetisement washon o; exgpthalmlé goitre would be lmemid “A” m a T°T°Y1i4> dailyia chronic disarrangement of action Paper and in two or three days afterifoi the fllywlighgtland lg wlilﬁségfge‘ _ ,.1g i e ,emoona - its ﬁrst appearance 209 applications Snug; aqzrxbung of the limbs‘ rapm were received. They came from ailihenrfdeﬂcient m “lay power, limits 0f the Pfﬂvlnﬂe- The (luau-land sometimesan increase in thcl flcations of the applicants. we arefilbrous tissue of the thyroid gland

told. were of a high order, some of , “"5 a bmgmg °t m” eyes,‘ 1 tlicm of as much as ten years‘ Ex-l Another outstanding 5g“ S an

ii se in the basal metabolism in pcrience. "The pathetic part of thelt§§§§°paueng_ After being without, situation is that these 269 youngvlfood for 16 to 20 hours, and lyinBi women an; without, schools. andjat complete rest for half an hour.‘ these doubtless arc but a frocti nof ‘tissues m mesa paﬂems Wm be

‘ ° ‘using up more oxygen, and giving U“ “may {out more carbolndldlgxlrlg—wﬂsw—

‘than in normal n v ua .

' r Now the above information is The Grai Zeppelin so named for; worth something to you and me be-

the inventor and builder of mnnymause in the past. 1n cases of rapid alrships, Emir some delays andiheart, even with tremor or t.emb-

_ i ling of the limbs and loss of weight, by an extended ‘Dute’ “:5 success‘ if there was not an enlargement of i fully crossed the Atlantic. It isithyroid gland and the bulging 0f?

much larger than any airship besthe eyes, we were apt t? think that;

- the condition was jus “nervous- lfore seen in America, having rr “egg, and not due m any wit“; ength over all of 750 feet, a largestwondltion at 31L diameter oi,nearly 100 feet. and

An Alberta paper complains that girls who have spent the best years of their lives in qualifying them- selves to teach are to be pitted. "Married women." it‘ says, “are cm-

However don't worry about a with oﬂlcers and crew numberlingifﬂilld hell" and think YOU have

4Q d 2g ‘goitre trouble. Let yourjamily doc-

an passengers weighs a mmLtor check you over and be free from of 121 tons. Germany will claimjny worry m me matte}. the voyage as a great achievement‘ -_rn.

and is no doubt very proud of the, Graf. That is quite justiﬂable. In afew months we shall learn wheth- er England can surpass or edits‘ the German record. i

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Household Scrapbook By Roberta Lee

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Ontario is to have Old Age Pen-E ' sions, but not until next year. Pre-I m1" "T805011 1K1 "18 0011186 0f M1, If perfume is desired in the dress-

address at a Conservative meetingiel‘ drawers, get some pumice stone made the announcement that nextitmd cut mm pieces’ then‘ m“ a year there will be placed on thei cw dmps of perfume on each lump

statute books beneﬁcial legislation 10f the pumice stone“ that will cost the province a great‘ . deal of money. After carelul'in- ~

. , ‘ Whisk brooms. clothes brushes quiry as to the needs of the ‘ﬁled and hat brushes can be cleaned eas- and the poor a pension plan willbe 11y by dipping them up ‘and down m framed along the line oi’ co-opera- warm water, to which a little soda tion with the Federal Government. Q1“ bee" addw‘ Dry l" the Sun-

llam ﬂash

Perfume

Clothes Brushes

President Coolidge. addressing a! convention of the Episcopal Church‘ pile a mound o; mm hash m a 1n Washington, expressed his con- {platter and top with poached eggs viction that the world is growing ‘and bitsol parsley. It makes a de- better. and that religion is neces- |ucl°us dlsh m" °f lenwvers‘

my l“for 21c continuation of thefH“,”,“,,,,H,::“,“ er can overnment and for the: maintenance of those liberties andl The Land ‘NC Love privileges which are characteristic‘ - , of American life." He added that, By Frank Yul.“ "the greatest service we can per-‘|<+o+4o¢o-4++»4 f " , - . Ollll for the world is to perfect our] THE BOY SCOUTS own moral r ' " Th ~ I r p Ugmas‘ 9*” “m; . What are the Boy Scouts?

200d Words from the "Silent Presi-l’ ‘A. _'I‘he Boy Scouts is an organiz- dent." quite safe and free {romp-tion founded by Sir Robert Bur- p; gs h; i d l 1, den-Powell. There are 28,790 mem- créls ‘$8 a: 032m“ n l hell.“ ‘ bcrs in qanadagas well as 3453 scout

g e 8° ‘m cam’ and assistant scout masters and i291 neicn they may have a calming in- troops. ‘A' iunlor section is Wolf ilucnce. ' " Cubs. W530’ in"6‘l6 Paks, 745 Rover Scouts a'd,i10i.Sea Scouts—a total 10f‘ over, 50,000. The scout promise reaps: O_n myyhonor I promise that I ‘wlllxdo my gb t to do my duty to __ _ d the, _ I ng. to help other | peoplelat Jallrgligaes. and tot 01:6}; "C5118 > soou aws. movemen e - arly popular in many other cnun- g tries. , '

Down In Mississippi State an 2x- Congressman by the name of Up- shaw went recently tnopposeeGov- ernor Smith. l-le was thereupon‘ invited by citizens oi thPee towns» move on and takehimself and his speech elsewhere. In a subsequent interview Upshaw made the caustic comment: "I thought this was a free country devoted to the ideals of free speech. and I did not know Mississippi towns had adopted Rus- sian governmental tactics." The three towns evidently still retain something of the quality of the Solid South we read about.

Modern Etiquette By Roberta bee

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Q. What kind of dress should a woman wear when making a call?

A. A simple street dress.

Q. Whnt rule governs introduc- tions when n. man escorts a woman to a ball?

A. That he present her to as many of his men friends as poa- sible.

Q. What rules must the guest

Postmaster-General Venlot isstlll lll N10 llhﬁ-lllht Ofthe pregg,_but; it seems probable that the Print: Minister when he returns may re- tain him in his Cabinet. The cx- follow upon arriving at a house mph at by “w,” "m! he "F730 must adhere strictly to the called ior Torte’: res tion for ' mubwdkumn dun“ ‘fr: __ and customs oi’ the house. would undoubtedly be repeated in Yeniot’: can were a Laurier still at the helm of the ship of state. Tarts in his time was a bigger man than Vcniot is new. but llaciumlc King has room w 811w considerably before he shall attain the stature o'f uurinr.

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CUT PLUG

It's the” flavor of Rosebud that is winning the favor: _of pipe smokers. Buy it today.

Sowe the “Poker Hands”

z Daily Lessons i in English z By W. L. Gordon g

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WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Dr. not say "Are you going to back out of your promise?" Say "Are you going to withdraw your promise"

OFTEN MIHPRONOUNCED: al- chemist. Pronounce ai-kc-mist. a as in “at," e as in "me." l us ill “mist? accent ﬁrst syllable.

OFTEN MISSPELLED: gcndolier. Notethe olier. .

SYNONYMS: abase, dnbase. de- grade, disgrace, dishonor, humiliate.

WORD STUDY: "Use u word threc times and it is yours.’ I-c: us

' increase our vocabulary by master- Todaybguess.

lng one word each day. word: CONJECTURE; a surmise; a

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Daily Selections for Guardian Readers z +o4wo+++o+o++++++o§+0+4

October 17, 1928

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OUR. SOULRS DESIRE-Yea, in the way cf thy Judgments. O Lord, have we waited for thee; the desire iuf our soul is to thy name, and to the remembrance ofathee-‘Ilsa. 26:8.

PRAYER-Grant us according to Thy promise, O God, the desires of our heart.

TO MY HOUSE - My house will never let me be Unhappy very long; This house was made for me, it

“It is merely a matter of conjecture.“

‘ knows v.) My moods, my dreams, m)’ SOHE- 4

|It never falls to bid me cheer‘ 3 IIn any morning's light,

And oh, with what a happiness I come to it at night.

My happiest hopes are stieitere by- Its walls, like loving arms ' Enfolding me, so tenderly,

It stills my fears, alarms. . i —By George Ellistcii;

l ::Cuts and Bruises Disap - 1 when suffering from cuts, scratcm |bruises, sprains, sore throat or chm gand any similar ailments. use ‘Dr. Thomas‘ Eclectric Oil. Its healiltl power is well-known in every section of the community. A bottle oi Thomas’ Eclectric Oil should be in ,every medicine chest ready for the emergencies that may always be anticipated. _

S sheep trade mark is recog- ed as the hall-mark of under-

wear quality—It is a ‘guarantee 0f

satisfaction, assuring the highest

of materials and workmanshi I A - ure wool, the ﬁnest obtainab t angle and knit to ﬁt the body snugly, “Cum” Underwear is sold on the unconditional antee—-“your money refunded if not satisﬁed.”

l! all dealer: in a wide vniety pixel, plain or ribbed,

quality.

. Made of

mnshrink-

_ of ntylcnnd “'- 1”! $97,504.?

tcrcst u well as in the interest oi not; my “mum” “mm” m, "w wmmlmitv It lnrse- Thll mlt- small mindful-ind 1m the big m-

. ~ u...“ hgl- - mbimy of the sttcntioltoiotar toy on debt 1m? p“, u ‘not. w“ '3 - I ‘ i-u 4-wa- mmily- .11» wqpmw or rum runner. worstroubl- ' ‘ -~ ~M~Mr~r

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