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I Y I I I . f§'~i5i'ii,o Charlottetown Guardian

_ Pruldeui, Lieut.-Cui. W. Ulionier H. Melrure.

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Secretory, Lleut.-Cui. IJ. A. .\liu~Ki|rnon, D. 8. 0.

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~ V Editor and Managing lilrretor, J. R. Burnett, 11'. J. I 3 Associate Editors, trunk \\'iiliuer and D. ii. tlurrle. . _. `. llorriing Daily (founded IM1) 15.00 per yerrr (in advance) " delivered. $4.50 per your (ln advance) mailed to Canaria

’ sarunnav. Frznnuanv s. loss.

THE CHAKLO'I"I`ETOW'N GUARDIAN

» lui] l'lrii¢il Staten.

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At Cittawa

linportaiit as is the prograuinie of legislatioii

V, iioiv facing ilie llorninion Parliaiiieiit, the (lov- '. cruiiient can render_no better service to the ' country at large than by bringing down its lind-

gct as early as possible in the session. Ciiiiziiliiiii biisiiiess is oliviiiiisly iiiai‘l<iiig‘ti|iie till the (inv-

_ ernnu-iit's intentions with respect to tariff ' changes are made lriiowii. Import trade and in!

(lustrial production are so greallv affected by ciistioiiis and excise duties that it is not surpris- ing that both have been clieckerl and restricted. ' as a direct coiiseqlieiice of a cliaiige of Govern- .iiient involving unpredictable iiiodifications of _the c0untry's tariff structure. Tariff uiicertain- llv is always an obstacle to business developiiient. National economic reco\'er_v should be the new IG<ii‘eriiiiieiit`s first and chief concern. It can be ;iii0st effectively proiiinted by getting the tariff out of the realm of speculation with all possibl" tdispzitcli.

Unemployment Relief

llissatisfactioii with the l’rovincial tioverii-

ineiit's attitude to\\':ii'ils uiicniployiileiit relief is `appa1‘entl_v not confined to Cliarlottctowii. /\ I-’rince (`ouiit_v siiliscriher. writing to inquire how the situation staiitls as hetwceii the `l‘r0vince and

- the l"eder.'il (ioveriiiiieiit-wliat aiiionnt, if any,

the l’rov_iiice rec:-i\'es monthly and what strings are :itlai-lied iii the ciintrihution-says in part:

"lt docs seein to me that ilierc is a iiiggard-

liiiess about the ivay ‘rclief' is being provided for people in want that ought tu be attacked by the thinl<in_ig people of this l‘rovince§ I kiioiv ]’ie|'sii|i:illy that faiiiilies are asking for ‘l‘eliei" out of the very extreiiiest |io\'ei't_v_ and yet thc_\_' are living deiiii-il, nr receive it five _:ind six weeks after application. '|'h:it sort of thing ought not to'he pcriiiitted tn go uuclialleiafed. \\"hat' is lizippening? ls the governiiiciit making money out of thc relief liiisiiiess? l have tio desire to iclaini that the adniiiiisiimiiin of the niatier by the lati- .\l.\i'.\lii.i..\.\' (i<ivci‘iiiiii-iit was not too loose and free in the matter. liut it is better, after all. t0_ cri' on the side of mercy than to coiiiniit slow iiiurdci' as the present administra- tion is doing in refusing to help where help must be giveii or dire suffering caused.”

The oiily_provision made by the ;\IACKl~;i\'zli~'

Kimi (Joveriiiiiciit, so far as is knowii, is with regaril to assisting the l°ro\'inces in the matter of direct relief to the inuiiicinalities. penizling thc appoiiiiineiit of a .\`iitional Coiiiniission on nn-

___ ______________- ._ eiiiploviiieiit aiid~ relief, which was proniised

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earli in Iaiiuarv but has not yet miiteriauzed.

Over and above this assurance. ‘however. there were ilie proiiiises of our legislative and f_edcral iiiciiiliurs in thc election caiiip:ii_t;'iis that the uiieiiioloved had “no need to \vrirr_v"- that there would he “im starvation iuider Lilieral rule". and that work would he so plentiful that direct relief costs could lie reduced without liardship lo anyone.

So fin' as the l"cder:il (ioveriinieiit is con-

cern:-d. iiicre'~.sed griiiiis were given for the months of Deceiiilier,']aiiui.iry. February and March under arriiuffciiieiits made at the Domin- ioii-Proviiicial conference at Ottawa last De- -cember. 'l`liese grants were givcii-according to the stateiiieiii issiicrl li_v l’rinie l\lii_iister It-l.\t'i<i~;xzii; l§i.\'i;»- .

"fur relief pui'pi>scs in orilcr that the l’ruv- inces iii turii iiiiglit be enabled to lighten the lieiu-_v relief burden of i_lie iiinuicipal- ities. The decisi_iiii to iiicrease siilistziiiiiailly and iiiinii-ili:itcl_v the _4i':iiits-iii-aid to the .l“i'ii\‘iiicc.s has been iiifliieilceil li_v the fact that tht- lai'gei' cities and towns of thc llo- iiiiiiiini li;i\'i-. liiiriir tlimiigliiiiit the last fivi- _vears a cliai'ge for uiii'iiiplo_vnieut relief . ivliicli has iii\'iilre<l iiiziny of thcni iii fin- ancial difficulties :ind has tlireaitciied otlicrs with similar coiise<|iieiicc.s. '|`he present iii- creascs are in thc nature of interim assist- iance tliriiu_i;li0iit the winter inonths pending action b_v Parlianicnt . . . It cannot he urged too strongly that this respons- iibility inust bc faced courageously by :ill

governmental agencies.”

; To enable this problem to bc faced “cour- ageously” the federal grant for the months in questioii was increased to each Proviiicepin our case from thc previous rate of $1.250 to $2.187. This was to bc given. not direct to the niuiiicip alities. but to the Provincial Government as the custodian of the responsibility for further assist- in`g_ thc municipalities. In other words, for the purpose of increasing the joint federal and pro- vi_ncial contribution, which previously aniountcd to"two-thirds of the unemployment relief costs.

The Nova Scotia government discharged its

duty by distribntiiig the federal increase to the municipalities by way of extra grants varying from one-ipiartcr to one-half of the municipal costs. Sonic municipal bodies, instead of bearing one-third of the relief cost as heretofore, now have to bear only one~sixth of the cost, while others have to hear less than one-quarter.

` Beyond its intimation to the Charlottetown

Council that the latter would receive $3,000

February :ind March expended, of its own

of the ii-iontlis, “$4.500 or

Of tl1¢:

On' the latter's death

are as yet doubtful. There has seemed much reason to suppose

Editorial Notes that ine revision oi the consiiiu-

tion might be. the chief ixue. The

Civic honour seekers are beginning to get §1§1;Fbg_;a;18wa°;'1;'§1‘x)ym1;T{;eM1113?

“a1111('1“l"" I Mr Roosevelt has ta1k°d at times

4- if ir ‘ ` ' bon ui Prohibition on the eve or nu i _

_ _ as if he would gladly take up such d '_ 1, on h t d in Making Us long m 5,11 where

'the l<ox Notes ui this issue are unusually 8611111191188- But 11011111111 11"" 11115 ,,_§sg:d§,,n;e °;,1th :::'p,.:`;e:§_°..He 'grunge wind, b1°w_

imerc_.tin _ session of the Court. has concluded h fi ms d _ 1,

s ____ its work, or until both sides have X) lzighst sos; 0{,1:;1fg:;_.li 11113002 Bu; m,w_ when wmier shroud; us

f -f, ,-2. __ .E __ ,c____ _ ,_ _=| _

$i,2-o from Oiiuwn and were in oiit$ .000 .

. Pay g 7 1 ' ‘ froni the Provincial treasury." ~ ._ -Votes The Way RUM _

. _ PUBLIC F0 .

'lhe onus. therefore, would seein to he eii~ ----~ ' ‘

tirely with Ur. Caiiipb_ell's government if the EF" 11‘°__1_5S1'°’ 911:: °1°°11°_1;;111

i an

relief money is not being properly distributed fganuuaaelgglggcilglthe bafslgceegi

1111110 l’1'°5C111 111115 Mr, Roosevelt and his New Deal.

'l`iiIi column il lllrfil |0l’ W*

illnourulun .by ¢orre|P°l1t1|l" ‘1 _i|ii¢nili»n| ol' iiilerelt-_ T11! Charlottetown ilimrdln :lou lui necessarily endorra its minion! of cornopontlentl. `

CRIME AND EVIL VS. IL- LEGALITY

Siri,-The Senator,_fn shooting his

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' _ FEB1}ui§_igY §,_;__9ss

THE SLEEPING PORT

All through the summer, when the

world is grien,

Our river brings us ships that

come and go, _

Laden with life from every foreign

land.

discovered wha” they mm °1 public as if he had considerable rehpcct. for 59°F 111 SHOW.

It is not too cold for bridge parties, market sentiment. on the point, will even the arm and mm of his ,,d,,e,.sa,.y_ our sleeping pm-1; is dead ond wid

--or even church toniorrow. 111111 1111’-WSF 110 116111111915’ b¢111¢d~ A nnncoablo change has taken pluue and drear; , ,gi ip For the moment, foreign observers in me bu,-dm of his lament" mg Tm, _music of me ships 15 |95;

I.ool<s as if sonic ground hog, bear. or 1-1£';l‘,i,.eft°,,,1xf¢]:.S ixmggculxgafo ggi f°"“"if °t1,1"S.i°m|,dep,ii)red ugidndli- The aviitiuiei llent now but s rln

soiiietliing did sec its shadow oil Caiidleuias ]):i_v. cnjciy ii welcome and overdue i;‘i~(iilillbii‘iciii` Biiiteffiiviyiigcbldeii un1’ pi: nciirf 1 P , E

_ 1_1* 'tif breathing-spacri so fiir as American willingly convinced that rum had

l.r,.mi,_.,. C_\_\,,.,,|,_,_,_ |w§,yL,, ,U pm.” that it domes__ticl__ci-:v_Elor;5ii:iit.s_ are con- _caused ac; inutih or more demgrai- And when it brings warm winds to

seldoni pays in _politics to threaten. Besides, it is ;fif,iif,ié-};,|§al2L0,,d;,3'_a hi the 5g,`,m:,[“;2:_,f1g?1';;1a‘;r;;?k£:;_ 11;); And init 1351?' §£?;,_ty memound one of those things statesnien ticvcr do, -_-___ _ changes his. plaint. to “lllegallt.y.” river free, _

tk ik - . cm sl Now, illegality is a non-compliance The ship; will ¢nme_ ugnln and

H 15 mwws an ex "5 W" °" with the laws of man Evil sin or wake our port,

On the rinciile that there is no sinokc when some new relic of Roman - _ ' '

without fire P we- 1iii'iv assuiiie there is some 1-'°11‘1°11 15 ‘11;1“1e"1'5d' but a mme giiife is me breaking of me laws or From lwimif, sleep'-the ships we

‘ ‘- " ' - _ Ong see

_ ~ - ~ th dl i Least a ars to , ~

foiiiitlaiioii _to_r the officially _denied rumor of be;11_§1____ot'__p_§i._;-y______1_1____:‘_____ M122; m_____ Xlil_§_i_i_ ii__yi_;i;'se__'1_ _ow dnt ____ no _ _(3,528 wlmamson Ii~1_r,dE,y__

P01101’ 11@g‘3111‘110111‘- ___ ____ ___ dations of a Roman toivtir in _tlhe dum a schooner mmm wid with

__ . _ _ .. , _ ._ course of excavations in he ceq ar Island produce M such ports as one yen, you me nkely to send out

_ the Coroiiatioii takes place ni London ni 91 9~_11°115°u‘_’“ 311111131 Charlottetown or Sourls and bring of the Island more than you prof- 111_C f11_1_'1111C1' $1 1937 l11'f’1’i;1’1)' 1_1\_1 .l“11c-_S1‘°n1:v iliiivnricfvglll tigithaivhiiili thi: excava- Eiidkhiirifrinthsiilcéafgiriatlidtidqiof me years' Thaw B great _ .ittciiiards .it vantage will ie ta en of tie pres- ,ions were originally concerned, the This nlegal., mm had me mme I am_ Sm etc__ i ence of Doniniioii and Lolotlial Preuiiers to liuld tower is about 17 ft. wide. with demornlizlng 'effect as smuggled BERT WAINER.

[m,,C,i,,] Q0,,fere,,CC5_ _ walls 3 ft. thick. lt. is built of Kent- rum. and being cheaper and more F¢b_ 6¢h_

, ,k _ ish ragstone and hard mortar, with easily' obtained evidently would

bonding courses of Roman tile. and cause more pain, suffering, poverty, THE |:m»,ST pR_0|“B|TwN AC-I

'|`0 all intents and purposes, the U. S. .‘\. as those ure the inane;-ini; employed disease and ruin. . _

"rubbed Alaska from Canada' now a New York in the town wall. it is thought that A r€11S01111111€ l1€1‘S011 11111512 119 the Sir,-I cannot allow this occasion

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._ _ -, ~ . _ . . _ -_ ine inwer autos from ine some por- victim of an obsession. who cvntih- in pan; wimoui uitoi-in ost

rcprcseiitatiie in Congress asserts that _Iapiu is e ues, from day to day and from year em ham, rote a “msg 1?;y,1l?;m_

, ~ . - 'o,nu i,ih-ebeinning of in i i

preparing to grab .»\lasl\a in the event of ii ar, xcond Teenliury A_D_g_Ttum (Lon) to year, trying to persuade common maigie dmiirinesthgg gmt, ]mv..v|°1n,- to provide a food Supply." 1 5611511 P90919 1111111 R P1€1111f111 H11¢1 toi-'s rebellious nature and aversion

In America Roosevelt is facing easily obtained supply °1 mm Wm 1° ¢°°1`C1°11 11111517 be 11-'55113S¢d by

__ __ __ _cl Osman or tend to ameliorate the curse of in- eliminating the law to me enfo,.ce_

.\n lslaiid plant patliologist i\lr. I. l. 10 C°11°~11 `11~ 1 °P1’ ¢0n~,p9,-,mcei

i . . i ' . ' ‘ » o~ ‘ C f lil h h b IS. S

lhi\1.'.\‘r'l', \l..\c., associated with the stafl of the ;’1‘z:_"_‘_’:_1(:'_§ _°S"12;C_§- $011: ‘1i°’__'_‘:l`_;"tl‘; Mu.x~rlr1r and robbery are "illegal", finoeclzrini; cliul,-ii onli; ieeag to a_,,l;c,,i;1§ Fredericton lixperiinciital la b o r at 0 r y. has 1,Csm,,,,.,g to feel me serlohs effects }’r:”e_‘;’,:1;_ 1°C1_1i‘_1_§‘;‘ r1;1n1_:1f_3“11_§Y and the absence of all law. discovered that bi'o\vn heart in turni s can be of sanctions. and Mussolini ls with- 5 ` ` 5 0 _ 1`1°1' 1-me °1 the detract 5 01 P10'

P mme, whether it is lesal or 11128111 nibino dare take exee i n i ini

prevented by spreading 10 to 15 lbs. of liiicly- d1”9~W111B $016191'-1 "Cm 1110 1'1°1T1¢ Try to comfort ainan who has been when ;iM¢d_a5 ,_ geneliial pnsciples

- _ - ~ _ ,~ i it iii 1 d_ E - ~

liowdered orilniary botax in the drills iiith the ;_1'_1;1y____;1___e\y___<;1‘ _s0ng__0__<;___1£1 A__C_;111§1__ by{;e£_i_pgg_gilbx2 ;_l*_i_iZ___ii,¢i;;:_;'l__v\;:\_g whole edifice of Government ia 5c,.(|_ _ _. I ,. t _ , __ upon law. We are told that

Ge 1

_ Q ` _ _ _ _ _' t " _ ' * _ » 11 - people when he divided the nations

Iii :i card pulilislicd ui today s (.iiur;lmn, °1'1111`1S111- ;”111‘;1‘~ 1_1_1_"‘1_§_1;S 1_1_;’_;__;;’__°_i11 _ I 11-111. 211';r€tC~. gf the wywie em~;h_ ,md me,-More if

Nlr. li. Roi' lloi.ni.\N iiiakes his appeal as_i‘aii- i';:1§1_;’1;;';si,fu'i1u;1se_cotniast an `,,,_eS§ ~ N LROT ___ We” __ “___-st ____e_ _ od 11111111” 1111 111C' 11111."‘11`f111y 111 111° f01“111g C1110 C1' eoiiuiiiom wiin Britain, wiiero rr Paorirum Noruruo 15,5 h,,,,egd,,c1,,,ed ,§:2‘f,,,§,1,,e,,g1,;'§§ ection_ \\`e direct thc careful aiteiition of otir freedom of opinion persists. and _-__ - the essence of ]aW_ and every moral ,-(._,,,]C.,»,, N, ‘,\[,-_ ]p,|_“_\N'5 mm0u,,¢m,,c,,¢_ where steady industrial and ccono- Sir-The Govemment. of this man 15 as much bound to obey me

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- 1 if °‘ “S °' ,, . wonuei- ,ic . 1 . _ 2 e n na u .

i\Ii'. l‘. \V. l_Ul<Ni3i\', candidate for the -'Happy lli'italn."- Manchester the mizttei-_ of the Prohibition Act, Thlofse who seek to detract, from

f\fa_\'oralty, makes his appeal to the electors of Sunday Chronicle. that l'11‘CSS111'¢ 18 11€1I1K 11101-18111 10f°1' 1-0 <11-5C°U1'11~€1111»11C€ the D1‘0111b1- ("liarlotteto\\'ii in a card published in t0<lay's C ___a_n s____---Edg____ B_______n wh” p_e_:_;r__p_p_oi;0_ltSt;Jmix21;_l;_ge°;heo_p_;s- §i_<1_1:_5__¢:_§___S€1_1_1;_1:_i_;€F;___i_iy ;'_l:i_§__oi_i of __i_l_'i_t Giirirdiaii, to which ive direct the careful alien- justmhas bgm placed in c0m'm,md mem sale 1aw_ surely no gfoup of nmurea consmuuofml recalgitgncs 111111 0f0l11‘1`Ci1<1€F5» of thc Cunard Liiii:`s supcrliner honorable men, such iis we believe W 1109161011 8-Te D1'01\1l11Bt1i111K 1100-

* Queen Mary, started as a .=hlp‘s our repi~esenio_tlves to be, forming 1111111 Which, if accepted and acted

a people will refuse all government.

5 9, nvemmem in ,hs vi upon can only lead to the subver

' . . ~ ' _ ' - ' boy on ii sailboat. Hc‘s been n- E " pm nge . - Candidates for election as Councillors in s_____c__ed_ _men me HHH dgcks m,,.c_|\,,cu1d change the law without c,m_ .sion of all government. To all such,

|the civic contest set forth their claims iii cards to give no mte,,v,,,ws ,.,S,,__Mdmg me sultmg me peopm That being 5o_ and their teachings, I respectfully published in todav’s (iiiardiiiii. fhose iiiaking name of his new charge. But the and since anything might happen 1`€81S1101” my uni-lterable oDPOsit.isii.

_ _ ' _ . . _ _ _ ml _ d 1 d__th ,_ I ,L .. Hd I _., “_ 1 h I To those who set up personal lib- such _annouiiceiiieiit ire _in \'\/ard 'l\i0. D . real stoiy s _is un__e_n _ee _L _la be -;1;!__o_;¢;l_1_Ssfi__ __1_118t_1ze w_';1__ erm and me invasion of personal

.‘ ._ ,o - . ,. th Cl 1 i i If Lluiuimi DOL hm" I-n “Yard --Pom “L boailsailrlliaii.ntiiiii:qii7ridih;l\iiltlii11'ia,” fore git; is _cohfuiilad ewxffli ehther uber” by MW' as a ground for 1‘"` l\oixi=iir B. l\.\'rri<.»\\', and in \\‘ard 1<ive l\'I<-ssrs. and ,mended to Christen ,Ms new ,hmm And ln this we mmm do pullina or .abroiiatlng the statute. .-\iiriii:i< ll. M.icDoUr'.ALi_. Giaoiim-: W. l\l.\C- one "Victoria" ln honor of Queen wcrse than have before us the ex- n§f(;1?m°“d°1‘° W°’d5 °1 1"°1d M1111" Li-:oh V iNci~:.\'r Bi..\i<a, Hi2Niiv IAi"rlioiiN.:iiid Vict0\"1i1- T119 C111“€ClC1S W2112 US11f'1'° 1’31`1e“°° 1111011811 W111°11 11 518591 ~Ti~,e1,,stend,1m,_ca,, lm _ ' , ‘ . ,_ _ , . E _ ppsn to I‘.RNi-lsr A. l‘iis'ri<:a_ _ §¢_1m1_1;_1_> §_1_1_1_él _§{90_Lt;i__S 235;;-11§%c12 P1`_‘I1,1_'_1;1°_§'__g§__1`_;?_;_§*t 3;%~1?_:_~____1_1 E;-21;? any man, never comes to soon, if lic

, . . iii, iii ,ii their spokesman informed. “will ernment sale advocates is always ii gi §;`iiBp‘;f,i,,?€_r;i1e|£,w|ilxlflfuig| l`he Proviiicial (iovernuieiit has purchased mme our new ilugpnftgr Enginnfrs nicral one-better social and moral sy,,,,nym,,u, m “"1 and g,,,,,,,.n_

the old P. El. llospital from the Trustees for giost bslgved Qducen,'_’d. . . Khgg f_gp__dii»_l_rii_;s. Ofncpurse this_is o_i_1l_y; ,`n¢n|,_"

_ - ' _ . ., .' . eorge owe . an answer- : 0 ge. s never nten e It was not' [his i-'L fr km Egigfflelif l;‘_'_"1;__1i;___i coiled _that thc_ |;_1_1;f_‘_1‘_’_:1; _"Queen Mary will be very pleased!" 1-hilt this rrsult should be realized. man into accciiint asiiprldbefuoiils be!-E is _ ~» ` I’ Per Y 115_f111 '11 1 1 ‘_ . -New Ycrlt Post. And it never is. The last state is ing who would decline obedience to for nien patients of ltalconwood, with the option --- always worse than the first. The all lows enacted for the common of pnrcliase. The Goveriiinent, with money at Loiei;t_R\is='li;n _i_;iventlo_n to ;i_i_i_- 1;_~;_f;1____;1__rg_p_1__i_";si;;_-tt;;1E___;ised __=:_y the ivelfarehtlaath our b1_1r-it 1€81S12\1°1`S r~ ' . ~ , _ . ~ -_ ' vance nerest n espar 0 g - e s er w gov- npproac e t epro em which pre- find" 'tt'The11)c1i ‘wall 'ttblelgof thle n.1;m_f_'; ing is a. rubber slider which, when eriiments. and that in the back of sented itself for their solutlon.'1‘hey 11111 10 13011111110 l’°1)111g 1°" 51 11 11 11151* deflated, will go into an ordinary the head of every advocate of gov- realized Of Course that. there were 6%. suitcase. 'rho glider is ii ...hopeless ernment sole who is noi out for such rebellious siiirlts. but they

il-_ bag of rubber when removed from 111S_0WI1 b0°ZE 11111'-1 1101111113 111010 {_1l1“de g“°1_P1`1_;"15_1_°1:i 101' 111010 11110

.- . ~_., 1 its case. It is spread out on the_ 01' ess. is the financial one_ 1 am 165’ 9° 119 - H they 1981111160

(_>\\ing to the death of Senator }lLl._\ g__ound_ a mm ,.,,bb€,.mu piece ,md advised by ii member of a former 11115 1115111011110'-1011 '-0 Obey. 115 11

l.o.\2_i:_s sue I vor ((iovcriior O. l\._/\LI.F.x_l in certam Stm-emng pm-ts m_.e,»»_ed government ,hal Ottawa suggesged reason for making no enactment, no l.01.iisi:;i:i‘., his ~.ri<lo\v has been appointed to fin- and their nw mbbgr 35 infinied an exploration into thc mysteries f’a1_‘;111_1’1_1_1_‘i“~__";" ‘§0111f1_}11‘_"@d`111:i<1_ 110 ish his tcriii in the U. S. Senate. 'l`\\-ri \v0l11'~`11 Trough wiimu; wilwsdciieicsts lhctiiig 'ziiiiiiinseiicficiigleofofriliiellitilfe briiiociil fill' w°“mlb'i 1“"`]°s“1 11111' m ec “e

- ~~ . ~ ev° io .-- - ‘ '- _ - \\_.ill now sit ui thc Senate at \\ .i.shuigt0ii_ .is in fagsg ‘md :ull ob‘;‘__s msc :mmwm mm. ,.£,q“_35,s were made for n The lcgls.atui'e ttllllroaclicd the Ottawa. the other being Senator llaiuiinr ( ARA- of mgh,__ Us wcighi, is 92 pmmds lui-gor subsidy, probably we may pr3pic_i_ii \vip_;_Liie ldc-it that moii__us

\i".1\v, who also succeeded her husband. In the ns length 29 fp ,md its wing Spread :uname that ;l_p;_y_olc_i€if_l__i_f tempt- :_“dV11f ;°c°1sho:_1|1;‘_";‘;i d;’“;;‘1___1_1?H‘:_gT_1;

Caiiadiaii cases. the litishaiids did not amount to 30 feet.-Science Service. CYBWES 1:_°1-_ _ _ N1 _‘ sc 'tm d_s_ he should bc made to. or bf_1l1unish-

_ __ ~~___\~_ .__._~ uwaian oiii o ,__ _ _ sliooks politic.ill_i, .ciiitiir \li.s. \\ll\U\ 11111 Mussolini'-i official salary is 8.0110 covered. about the secrets of rev- $1; ibniidsatilrihliiliiiiilipildcliinzifll123,!!

Senator Mrs. I"Ai.i.is ohtziiiiiiig life appoiutincnts me per nw,§th ,,,b0,,L 650 R_,,0_`.,v,.\,_ cull.. fmm' g0vemm¢,,L me of 1, ‘

. . . . ` ' ' ` li h,i 'l t .

.in their own political merits, and not reflecteil dollars: but he has ii drawing nc- ii_11f>i‘?N ‘Ang We must icmember ggiwénflisflfsaif ;;et,?,1c_ug?cpf,1;f;t _,,]0,<,._ _ count. ".smiill. uiispcciilccl. and var- 111i OVP- C0»1-1 W11-‘1 l11`01111SN1 by Prohibition Apt., .

‘fir -li -l- iabli-." at the l1`C11S\11‘y_ For his 11N l>r€1l1i0X` of tiic M1110 Lh0 D251 The Act is iiitituied “An Act Pro-

_ _ _ _ i ly i__ h -_ ' d grooa governnient. sale act in the Doi in- | _ _-

_ 1\1`1`l’1_11fl' _1\°“’ 10111' 5110915 119111' "1 "“f“7 iiiiuiiiiiiexi-li‘ri:i);11lie tfcaifi-Pct/iiblrft of il. to ion_`_one witli all the good pfilnts grbgiiig- ifiqggrig tiir traffic is no small undertaking. \‘.'lill<‘ the Rome poor. For ii long period of the nets of the other provinces without," etc. Then follow the con- iiiim- than 30.000 workers coiitiiinerl the gignu. hi.-. chief source or income was p_i_hiu_s_ i:_1_;;lif_‘i_1;_\_veak p_piiitsi._'1`akc dltiorpi under which liquor might ii- of -1--1--i= he of 3:32; 1;~..f..,“°.;.“ ~. “;‘;.°.1i;“.~.“ ...'.i; 1.:i.i;'..?.. stirs ‘;§i.“:.;“.xLiz° and ice left by the storm of twlevc dzt_v~\` 21211- 111” gave up writing regular in-ilcles bo.. amounted to 815,000,000. while prof- the Prohibition Act of today is an Board of listniiate at a special niceting appro- muse inlnrnutloiiul politic.; were so its were $1,000,000. This ls $i5,000,- rlisbsolutiadprohibition of t-he sale.

'H d I-t~ _ t _ tl . ,rollout that he oouid noi, express 000 paid to brewery and distillery Oth h exceptions. the difference

.l"_'11___f‘1 ‘_;11____51d“_'°na1 $1 5901000 0 ;a1;_1i_1_'ti(;_\_ himself frankly. He gave a share of dividends and, say, $2 000,000 into being that the Prohibition Act of “O1” ~ 1 1 C 0 f1 l11'eV1l1“5 11PP1'P1 ms Hearst income to Mnrghema ma pmkefé 0| the provincial grew. 1'l'l3 had much wider exceptions $1,000,000 at the time of the snowfall, the cost sa,.mm_ his b|°g,,ph,,,._ who helped U,-en 0,. government 3,-me,-5 and than the Act. or today, and among of the storm niountcd to $2,500.00. Earlier ap- htm prepare the articles. Musso- 0Ifiv_;111;._3'g1__.1fg0 011118131 be_:_t.ei;_g_;i_ye 1_§__1_;1_11'g1yc:_1_fi_<_=_f;-:_11S1;_1‘_i_r_s_g____séi_i;i

' ‘ - lirii's brother Arnaldn was rich, be- Save . . H11 P11 _ .-

propriations brought the cost of snow reliioval cause the Popmo d_I__________ be__________ __ om in _ues d___e__t_ M _east that persons to sen uquor for beverage um Wmter to $3 700 ooo' The new funds “in a ros "tous news a °r, its direct would have been a much better 11”' '1“b1°°" °1 ”°‘"” 1° °em‘1“ 1°'

' . ' ‘ . ii iv- ri ii- ' - -

11° 11115611 bl' 11111 52115 01 5l'1eC‘a1 1'e"e1111° b°n‘15~ or now is Mustoilnfs nephew.-John bargain for the people. And further, strgftxngbt so much me dmmcum

Gunther. in Harpers. in one year there was sent, out of between mm Act and out present

It is well to recall that the Hon. J. R/insav --~ 111° 1'-’1'°"1-11°” f°' 11‘1“°1' ‘md 13°* pi-nhnymnn Ac, 0,- its ea,-lie, p,-mo-

Iii/\co0N/ii.b has set no new precedent' in chang- B111' 1‘°“' 1°”‘ 1' ‘"1" ‘“'“ ‘“ '“1“1°“ 1'°"‘°“ °" 1'" 111°" "1"" '11 type to which I wich to di-uw at- . . . . . . . . community entitled to call upon the so-called profits in the 5 yearn, tenuon It is “ther to me hm 'hir 1115 11011111211 “CWS f111‘1 1611131111113 P1'°111111¢1111Y oineni to sustain ii? is more ii time viz., the tidy sum or s2,aii,ooo. 0, the' snort by ,,u.,ou_, Promllz in parliamentary life. PEEL was a “turn coat." limit? Take the relief situation, for Now to Bet. a 1ine on our prob- u°ns_ to reguiaye and common the Gi./irJs'roi~'i=., the rising hope of the unbenchng §l111P1¢;__¥‘1°V/s__1_1;_1;§_x:_H_ _1__7f_§_l$1__1:_ 1;; 3:: _:Xl;¢;;1¢1:_‘;_¢éed_1}‘m_°ui1_1_¢:__;*u_ fag; beverage sale oiliquoinsothui, while Tmies' "Ot only bent' but h?’f°d the Qmpflss' niggisfdaaulhrmncc from people not compallsonyof the population of the Shu: szrizolgulgfciatmuzz “risiilitiiltiulaii Cir/iiiini-ziii./im, the_star of B1'l!1Sl1 1'¢l>“1111¢°'11‘15111 living here? Obviously, it is all right .two provinces. Imagine spending avoided. an we ,mn p,-eumly ,em at the outset of his career, ended as the most tofreoeive sucri__i:ssii;__an_;o 83 time gbgui |_2.5l;1_l_;<l0t;_e__of _good P. E. I. at hund;-_iid __y_ears ofB_eff_<:rr fuller-l to

' ' '_ _ h h by i -or commun as over o ii 5 n rs or, ray. $900.- “mme e ger": co ol was still

211f;`;;nlt; fv5t;1Npse.li1(i§I§E:5H,I£,(§1;\Is;_Le‘;),vh,;) hgldnfl it situation that was not expected. 000 profits uid all the degradation. alcohol and would do its work, when

1’ . . ’ . . and for which provision oould not misery, want, squalor, lmmorality, consumed as r beverage, whatever

110U11C0d 1115 T°1'Y 1111¢E"7111CC 101" R‘1111C31‘5m 111111 well b¢ made. But the end comes suffering, tears. death,_ sin and might. be the manner of its pur- criticised Mr. CnAMiizaLArN's South African some day. Help from outside cannot sh?_n-ie _mul loci _:lui To lngbl :1_11\1~;4;I¢_:I__tli1111111y‘¢L1¢°__i_fred both

- _ ' ' be obtained forever. The time comes hu m one woi' of 'i\l°Y~ 1' Y ° 1* 11" 0 9091110

policy “There is one thing worse than t_he_cai_i_l ___ h to our own "nom B ye" some would have M th” than W" no ww mm em

of Imperialism--tlie recant of Imperialism . :m,°§mw;, ,twsm noiabriyangd M wo, oouldbe x'egul|.ied.rio way by which

_ . . . so than waste $600,000. In any

\\'iNsroN has lived to realize it. nn, 'rum in muon point. to nie old ='-#-----i--- -

1|* 11* 11* ~' saying that may now be applied to ia pictured often there days in the '1 11°"°1"18¢-

it could be controlled when used as

commumt . "Root ho' or men Bow" pn" -5 that d , donna Its edecti followed its use an nat-

Loiighaghery Presbyterian Church _in the 1* Y- '_ d- he me “mm smumnmu 'nh thu in-any ,nd mom;-only ng mlm 101.

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C°“111V °f D°“'“' Nodhem 11° md' 15 th” yea' iilnsyswlfigrearii-1vteJnnv:.danmov change has come n revolution in 1"_’7:_'t°.‘1_*:'1-y §:;e1;1°;:_’;{ ¥}§e*1;?_:n:_§;

°11l0y111Z 51 fa” ‘11511“°11°11- 111 111C Y¢f_1f 1786 111° he so hopeless that lt. is n care of Russian divorce and marriage luwil to t I ‘I h I h k Rev. WiLi.i1iM Mooizni:/in was ordained to the people pulling up miner md tryin! $111104 1° ’11'¢11It11°11i118 home ties, tM°gy“"_':m ._‘l’1‘:,‘:m‘; :'51 :°b:‘;uf2'1':

to find something better somewhere uid populnrlzing the idea of family b t M w H M oh

ministry of that parish. Oii his death he was sue- it lu an Bmmun be h . was u on a empt g em- ceeded by his ron, the Rev. Roiienfr Mooiinimn. :1:;hft“°d:1‘p:,f;°‘u;h°:,° f),f,‘;','£‘",':c,,1, “guy mm ma mt 0, :,§’:’M"&m iii_i;y or physics or iilmioiogy.

. .. o lrntei- failure hu ever been

he in turn was succeeded mdvgnitgry ought to be receiving cm bo likowlne-that iii the idea. “men” in me cmrno, an ,mb

Nrnair Mooiiniwi. mioim consideration in every we writes ;i_i‘e____ir;t___nr_¢_i. observcrhqiia _|,,,,,,, ,hm th, ,,m,,,,,, dmms ,M

in active Work as 91 1-119 °°1m1'1'Y“'*1W|11“ 1*°“1°1' gm me an n°__°5g:;=1"~mY M: flra_t. hundred yearn of our legisla- iiie ineumbeiicy "1"" _...___ card the wi-mnioni oi ner pro- :i,°",,,°§’¢,f_°,§‘,'1°,f,f,,‘,f',° °°,‘§f,"°l,,,‘f,l‘§§’,l‘,§’f

from r ert | 'rtierooililprogreuof aiihti- _ 1 gm

conminiliio Merle. vii III! “__ B. damn,” “__ :laid Nweorgoiiihdcgnomug sober

lnlwf °IiIDOhii\fi\I" 0! Ameri- can nwlii\norn.i| rvrinriho M# to the-tdelii of o~ ototg founded' on

mimi family lt_fe_..-'lata ‘°'$i‘“3}.”»»n‘ .i-iiiifu mii-

“E55 ggi-.-'_f:§§ -§-1;

-iii-owriiioii iriaosi-my .nu min" un vm' IM tho Riiuwi gill- found uiirriy lmompriiiiie. aur- cint for in rrotilI1l~ nowieanfinm of iouure was nb-

" “"1 1°”-"‘°‘°"“ anatomic. .f.>i:.i:ia:~. ~ ~ '--M-

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tlliljat 13011?

THE EYES OF CHILDREN

When we look over the report of

number of defects found in the pupils-running up into many thousands in an average town or city, we may wonder if the children of to-day are as healthy and stron! as were the children of the previ- ous generation.

If we look over the report care- fully we will find that the great majority of the defects are in the teeth. and as far as teeth are con- cerned the present generation 0! school children have not as Hood teeth i= their parents or grand- parents. These defects are not in rl. -ayed teeth entirely but in the shape of the'teet.ii and in the shape of the mouth lt.self,

Fortunately the school dentist,

physician and nurse work together and-the children are instructed to eat more vegetables and fruits and to chew their food more completely before swallowing lt. ' '

Another defect is in the eyes.

Youngsters may be “Just ii little" short-sighed or long-sighted, have ii. little astigmatism (when curva- ture of front. of eyeball is unequal) or may have cross-eyes.

Fortunately when parents are

unable to purchase the necessary glasses the school authorities do s0 and precious sight is preseived.

However there are localities

where there are no school inspec- tions and hence children are con- sidered inatteiitive or lazy when the trouble is their inability to see the blackboard clearly. In order to see the board the child may have to “strain” the eyes and what begins with a very simple defect may mean ii severe defect. of the vision in future years

And practically ull these defects

vented. advancement made in men t.al_and.physical health by the use of roperly fitted glasses.

Of course it must always be

remembered that ii decayed tooth. infected t..insil.s. sinuses or ears, or .a. slow emptying bowel can all cause defective eyesight. If these conditions are not found, glasses of

thought. to be necessary. ‘

The eyes are in invaluable pos-

sess.on and if there is no regular

fore re enters school. -

:iiiimal life. bcsidcs taking a tre-

surfuce of ate is t be ti

water contracts and becomes heav-' 1@1'. but 0I11y up to ii certain point.. For at ii temperature or about 39 degrees Falnenheit. a miracle hap. pens. Instead of becoming heavier, it cxiiuiids and becomes lighter. Prevaiusly the warmer water at th: bottom was forced upward to ln turn be chilled and sink until the whole river temperature reaclics 39 deftrces.

But. ice does not form until 32l

degrees are reached, and ii, lowgg. 5118 11l»11i0SDheric temperatures occur the surface water solldlfies into toe, but .still rcniiiiiis suspended on me top of the water.

So a sheet oi ice fonns a pro- lcctivc coating over the rivers, It tlilckens--except in the (ruse gf g streain flooding over ltr, own ice sui‘face»~very slowly from the under side. and normally water does Iwi- freeze much more than ia inches to two feet below the sur- face

It is this power of water expand.

1118 instead of contracting just be- fore lt freezes which explains the _1’“1’*11111i¥ 0f P1925 and other vessels wntathinz iiquia during ine winter.

i i_,__,. _ >-4;

left. The people chose sobriety and declared against the beverage use oi alcohol after this hundred years of effort when they voted to adopt the Canada Temperance Act of 1878.

One hundred and five yen.t°a of

°>1Derience was enough. There are Dfvple today, however, who wish to 80 back and try the experience all “V01 Biiiin with the Government iicting as the tavern-.keeper or the icense-holder. It. is because of this persistence.

_ligtv/itiiatandlng all the warnings of

dory, that I deem it advtsaiie,

an not unprofitable, to give some .§3§;’; $.31: '°f,l°1;,";:,:~=“~=- "-

XPC 911 en b

1°31“1““1`° W Preserve so\5'rlTf.y' Lnfgm gggalmvla wniie run re- use of alcohol. Ven” “le md

I B111. Bir, etc..

0n|y 10 Fllil 00llTS LEFT lil STOCK

Every Coat Must. Go, Regard. less of Former. Prices. Bargains! Bargains l ! Bargains ! i ! 1 HUDSON SEAL COA'|

5.. Jum iv. norion. mo. _ ' ONLY 1

A beautifully styled semi. fitted model.

149.50

1 Heavily Furred BALTIC ` SEAL COAT

57.50

DARK MUSKRAT Blended in dark stripe effect

125.00

Luxurious MINK MARMOT COAT

105.00

BROADTAIL COATS Squirrel Trim-2 only

CARACULE PAW COATS, Grey and Browns-3 only

- 29.50

All of these coats are fullv

guaranteed both fur and lining,

All of these Coats are this

seasons models,

All of these Coats are gen.

uine bargains at sacrifice prices.

ISLAND FURR_IEilS

165 Kent Sf.. Charlottetown (Next Stewsrfs Bakery)

can be corrected, headaches pre- . .

Air Vice Marshal Bishop

(Ottawa Journal)

To Honorary Air Vice-Marshal

Bishop, V.C., D/8.0., M.C., D.F.C,, a respectful salute. With much- delayed and much more deserved

the wrong strength might be recognition of his achievements and

valor _in the Great Wax, he has been created the highest ranking officer in the Royal Canadian Air Force.

school inspection, every child and none among his countrymen should have his eyes examined be- will begrudge him the honor.

For it is an honor which was won

Wh by exploits which shed lustre upon

Canadivs story in the air, by

y Water Freezes 'achievements which ranked as an

(Cl ld epic of_ the war. Certainly to be

it is igeggizegeraiiiit liquids "ned .the “mates” “mg "'1h“““

C0I1iri1Ct» as they become colder. and “Hman and mls by an au' 'wc' consequently heavlen How is “_ (himself a Ciknadiang Capht. Hpy

thercfom mabthe water in the Brown. repube to ave rougit river d in the Wim d __ dovim the great Gemum Richtofeii.

ur g

f,,ceZe~So"d,y up X-mm 'Sw 32301:? is something unique in the world, It is fortunate that "_ does not for though Colonel Bishops fame was such action would destroy fish and Secure w"'h°“t any such di5un11`

uished baptism. His decorations-

“don ,, , th h v.c., D.s.o., 1vl.c. i:>.F.c.-and

;§,.mg_ S me 0 aw m 1 e many allied awardsfln themselves

The reason that ioe forms on the wld his 'smry'

The title of Air Vice-Marshal, in-

W Il n

,,,,,0me,,,,,, 0,” B,” 'es 211 irnduooii into canada with Air vice

I1 ri ure. I t. i A,m,m,,_ chmy nights low; L1.; Marshal Bishop, is equivalent to

temperatures of the stmami The that of a Major General in the

Army, a Rear Admiral in the Niivy. It will be soinething for our future airmen to shoot. at.

. Safe Speedy Relief

We N Eu R iris

M All S Pig Worm Powder

A very effective treatment for worrril in Pigs and llogl. Now ir i.he"ilme for treatment for worms. Recommended by Dominion Dept. of Agricul- turn.

MACB CONDITION POWDER Toner up the lyiitem. eurer all Bkln Troubles I-ml giver n llossy emi of hair. For swol- len len, purifying the Blood mil al an eradlcstor of worm! it il ln rinfoiltng remedy.

MAGS BLOOD I-‘OOD For Palo ond Thin People

A combination especially vnliulile in the treatment 01 .Niue dinner where their lirilin in traceable to an im- poverished condition of the blood. Ono of ilie greatest. remedies in the treatment. of Rheum- tilm. For those who have loot their liloeilte Max Blood Food will Drove the restorative.

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MAC! HAIR BEBTOBII fi. will reoioro gray hair to iii orlliul ooior.

Ari ex=el_i__oii_i.'::‘|-_nf.ood._=on‘l=|

on v G

:anon blood vouch and nu-no ni th; hair and moto. this producing o riot: uid obunlriut growth of heir. Promotes new growth shore the hair In falling url lr re-

mnrhbéy useful in prcventlnr dmdru . Get o Bottle today. Prior llc-

THE 2 MACJ ` aint num semi

lull Orion Pronliiv Aiiollolil.

5 lllollilw

Potions along nerve muon

~ ln what cause you ouch pcm-

Thille corrected by T35

T-R.'C"'i‘i'*J‘§'i 500 ami S1 at all dr\i|l1l'~'