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FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1931

Grasping Straws

Like a drowning man, the Gov-

the Draft Address debate oii April 13, Mr. A. W. Neill, Independent member for Comox-Alberni, com-

THE CHARLOTTETOWN cuaiznian Notes 5y the Way 3

Up to a few years before the World War, France and Switzerland were the Old World countries that had given a definite and continued lead along the road of iepublicanism. The throne of Portugal tattered and fell in 1910. There followed the collapse of the oldest dynasty in the world, in China, less than‘ two years later. Then came the war-and in its wake the wreckage of the monarchies of Russia, Germany, Austria-Hungary, Greece, and Turkey. And now the

.6 - I By [ones W. Bel-loo. M.D

STOMACH ULCER AND CHRONIC APPENDICITIS

.1“ One of the discouraging things for

Protecting The Birds (Montreal Gazette)

Jack Miner spent the sixty-filth: anniversary of his birthday showinfl some hundreds of visitors around his famous bird sanctuary in Essex county. The veteran naturalist. lover of birds and lecturer ‘upon birdiife, is doing splendid work in expounding the flight, migration. feeding and nesting habits, intellig- ence, friendships and musical abilit- ies of these feathered minstrels. Mr. Miner has made the protection of w;ld birds his special mission;

A PRAYER FOR ‘IO-DAY

Lord, in an age of steel and stoiic. When girders tell the dreamers

plan :

Give me the grace to stand alone. Give me the strength to a man.

As mighty trains on shining rails Haste onward through the night and

_day:

Bend me on work that never fails

*§ . . 01d Spanish dynooty has fallen: a tient and ph sician is to have a . '

ernment organ l5 grasping at straws. mended the cancellation of the New republic is m process o.’ esmbnsrb munch ulcer hyeal up nicely under is Xgztafizlmlzllllltftsh aaliaybywaltiéifsllje-giasd Because o‘ indolent dens“

The leader of the Opposition cffect- zealand agreement with respect to mum, apparently peacefully and careml diet and rest‘ and than in a o! knowledge and that mo“! suu- ' I I SA L

lveiy demolished the Government's butter. "The dairy industry." he 581d. Without violencfi o! lily 5°11°113 Short time all tho Symptoms return. km which ,8 more enact“, than any As planes that plunge into the sky k I

claim to a surplus on ordinary rev- “will reap the benefit of that action 31112031011". 2111111151; ln foot]. “to tho-oi And yet when you think the mat- extema, commam And to m“ is Zzaillriidmihilrglihézoohlimhotzlzr:1- We have too many Suits-and to reduce our mock

. o e " ' r~ enue and expenditure, stating that in the future, when the supply of s5 pa“ Yew“ ‘ms ° to!‘ over. you can at once realize that hugely due the removal of many 01' And find the sou), upheld through qulckly’ we are puumg them a" on sale a!’ "harPly

the net result of the Government's operations for the past year was "a

butter, which was rushed iiito Can- ada. before the cancellation became

other years.

In the veins of the man who up to a short time ago was Alfonso XIII

although the ulcer healed under this care, the underlying cause of the ulcer has not been found or re- moved.

the absurd prejudices and ill prac- tices that formerly obtained con- cerning the alleged destructiveness

prayer.

From distant places voices speak-

reduced prices.

During the next Ten Days you can save 20% to

deficit of $32,882 on ordinary account effective, is exhausted. of Spain runs the most reactionary I know I s Bax very one“ about of bird tribes. Being himself a They h“ the mind with mysteryl 30% on Ymlr S11“- H

and an increase in the debt ol the "Credit must be coco 0110‘ lo i110 royal blood in Europe_I-Iapsbur8 bad teeth Bndpmnsus and how these’ farmer, and for many years a close Then may 1 now Thy mesSflBe seek

Province of $234,000." The Liberal present government." Mr. Neill said. and Bourbom-aml his fall marks by poisoning the blood. are respmh 51411101111 01' 111111 1151115. 119 91111 51391111 0, let me keep in tune with Thee. organ garbles ML smwarhs State, “m, making a temporary arrange‘, the end of those historic lines. slble for many conditions including with authority upon these matters;

ment and then alleges that lie is in

merit with Australia under which

In contrast with the wreckage of

stomach ulcer‘; but often an ulcer

aizd it is gratifying to note that the

Amid the motion of machine,

All our suits priced from $20. to $24.

reactiona‘ ona ch , - ~ 5 f - —_- dlswlpelllifll‘ with 111° 611mm“- 1“ 111m" "m" ma‘ °°“““1' ‘mes m‘ position trlile Bifltiiiiilhtrldiie Sig“: irizftegptggtiii xoimfdlxllzllshesilievi Iigegghizgvattiiziliipfilgn ti’; blellrjguhzs The wvitlllgéi?‘ whee}. the lush or A T so fay as My, Stewart has proved the come into Canada except at a price tribute alike to the popularity of the removed many able exponents and is achiev- Help me to live the-life serene. A" 25 t 28 s ,t conditions to be worse than we set or 31 or 32 cents per pound, British Royal Family and the whole- Howevln, that other pnmutions can ing good results. The ‘notion tha: Because victorious over things. our s o s l" 5 them out, our contemporary is right. “It might be easy for me" Mr. Tm; 552d iéliimegtltgnd unfwen” causethese stomach ulcers is now birds ‘"9 1119501119111"? 5° "0115 15 111""! —< but surely that is poor consolation Neill continued, "to say that g y y e r Sh peep ea admited. Dr. G. Petrescu, LeipziK. 15 °f sheer ‘gmimnce’ and h“ ‘mt’ May sonlethlng of the vast designs A T . . firmly oi’ the opinion that trouble at stayed its leave. Birds have been Th" 1000"“ “"1 111°” °“' “QYS- , 101' 105 193119“ the Present 1°w prme °f eggs cuued the “home patrol" 0g insect Be but inevitable signs All Olll‘ $30 t0 $35 Stills

The Premier's Faux Pas

Premier Len as our local contem- porary has frequently remarked, is a first class farmer Left to farming. he would be an excellent guide. But it is a different thing going into tho administration of a Province with all its problems and difficulties, legal, financial and othomisfi- A man must have training and cvucr- lence to handle these things. A mall also must be familiar, with the con- stitutional procedure. No experienced parliamentarian in any Parliament in the world would make the sug- gestion, made by Premier Lca in his budget speech, that the leader of the Opposition and himself should each appoint a representative who, together with a third. would dccido between thelpartids on political is- sues, including such an impcriant factor as the financial condition of the Province. What would happen if such an unheard of practice were ‘followed to its limit? T118 whole question of the policy and procedure of Parliament would be submitted to the decision of three men with- out any constitutional responsibility whatever, and the Province would be bound by their decisions. The absur- dity of such a proposal coming from the leader of the Government is a sufficient indication of his lack of a sense of responsibility of the ‘p051- tion lie occupies, and accounts in a very large degree for his failure as Premier and principal administrator

has come about because of the tar- ifi, but that is not the fact; it has come about in spite of the tariff.“ The decline in farm prices, as the Speech from the Throne in the Pro- vincial Legislature makes plain, is a result of world wide economic condi- tions. It is the task of the Bennett Government tc offset this condition in Canada-a condition accentuated by the latc King GDV9fIllll9I1i.—~\VliLh tariff adjustments calculated to stimulate agriculture and industry by protecting the home market. This the Bennett Government is endeav- oring to do and all but the partisan opponents of the Government will admit that it. is a task well worth while. ,

Franchise Problems in B. 'C.

British Columbia's objections to Doukliobors have been emphasized by the Government's refusal to ad- mit Miss Tolstoy, daughter of the Russian novelist, who proposed to =edit a Doukhobor newspaper. The Provincial Government has made it plain that it is not willing to admit any more of these people. The Leg- islature at its last session passed a bill providing for the removal of the names of Doukhobors from the vot- ers’ lists. They have virtually refused citizenship; they have no desire to become Canadians and efforts to make them Canadians during the past thirty years or more have rnct with little success. It was felt that it would be dangerous to leave the

Among the many changes this’. have taken place in this modern world there seems to be a distinct betterment in the matter of carry- ing out a revolution. Time was and not long since when a revolution meant civil war and bloodshed. The other day in Spain an age long monarchy gave place to a republi- can form of government with about, as little national disturbance as was required to transform the King gov- eriiment in Canada to a government 0f the people for the people and by the people. It is true that in some of the revolutions that have recently taken place in S. A. the turn over was not so easily achieved but even these were- an improvement on those of former years, s0 the tunes 61181136 and with them the people. Whether Spain and the ncWiy form- ed administration in S. A. shall live t0 Toilet or to rejoice time alone can tell but it will stand to the credit of Spain at least that her revolu- tioii was accomplished with so little disturbance.

Examination of the estimates re. veals that apart from the Interior Department, deprived of the main bulk of its work, there has been practically no interference with the staffs of the Civil Service. Even in

the junction of the large with the small intestine causing a slowing up or obstruction at this point is respon- slble for many cases of stomach ulcer. In cases where there has been chronic discomfort in the stom- ach, nausea and vomiting with more or less pain, and where the usual treatment has failed to bring relief, operation has shown not only a. stomach ulcer, but a chronically in- flamed appendix which hindered the passage of material from the small into the large intestine.

‘ I-le suggests therefore that in operating for the stomach ulcer that the condition oi the appendix and the region just about it be examined and any adhesions or other obstruc- tion removed.

I believe there is a point here for all of us. Wllen there is a feeling of nausea-a “sickly" feeling-with more or less pain in the stomach, and a. feeling of discomfort in the lower right side of the abdomen, it would be well to think about this “slowness” of movement clown there, and hurry things along. Now you are not anxious for an operation but if you would bend the body sideways, forwards and backwards, with knees straight, you would help to move the material along iii the intestine, and thus get rid of that "sickly" feeling.

If you are too old or can't take

the Interior Department, where a number of empioyes have been re.

largo proportion, and this, with a 151W1y effort to absorb as many as possible of the remainder in the work of census, makes the situation far less serious than it at first ap- peared.

011001. pensions have been given to a.

exercise for any reason, daily doses i of the ordinary paraffin oil obtained , from your druggist, should be of help. -

A $37,000,000 Cut

(Ottawa Journal) Lots of Governments in the past cut, or tried to cut, estimates. The trouble with their efforts was that

Despite pro'csts from the govt“ that the Russians are working for P6806, it is estimated says the Border

the estimates didn't stay cut. By the ‘time they got into print and to Par- _liament the good intention of the

g have exercised a wholesome influ-

pests. Financial loss by insect rav- age to the forest products of the United States has been estimated at a hundred million dollars; and the damage done from this source to field and garden and orchard crops would double this figure. As stated in a pamphlet issued by the pro- vincial Minster of Agriculture at Quebec, the fruit-growers, farmers and forest owners are engaged in a struggle with insect hordes for the possession of the trees and crops. George Maheux tells us that,‘ in the province of Quebec, statistics show, that the ravage cf insects costs the] sum of ten million dollars, anuallyJ We may put this statement alongside the testimony of Charles Reed, who figures that there are five birds to the acre in the state of Massachus- etts and that in this section of the country the insectivorous birds de- vcur upwards of twenty thousand bushels per day. The same observer, giving some extensive statistics con- cerning the insect diet of the birds, estimated that in the Red Rhver Valley, which is about the size of Massachusetts, some twenty carloads of insects are each day destroyed by the feathered friends against which, recklessly and foolishly, the deadly "22" rifle has been aimed. .

What delightful books have been written about bird life by such writers as Richard Jefferles, Charles Dixon. John Burroughs, Rchard Kearton, and many others! They

ence. Children in school today are taught something of the quaint habits of these "nature's happy . commoners," and to make com-‘ panicnship with the little chorister “whose household words are songs 111 molly keys?’ The custom of building shelters for such as stay

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—Charles Nelson Pace, iii the Christian Advocate.

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Which call life iiito lovelier ways.

DEPRESSION BOOSTS DEATHS

HARTFORD, Conn., April 2i. (U. PJ-“Depressioiis have a tendency to kill off rich people," says Assist- ant Taxcomiiiissioiier Farweil Knapp He says death tax collections always increase when business is poor.

SOUGHT PEN FOR EDUCATION

CINCINNATI, 0.. April 2i. (U. P.) -—Ai'ter having been convicted on a charge of robbing a store, Cecil Mc- Grufley, 18, vigorously objected to a these choristers afiords sufficient reason for ther being properly pro- tscted. They give freely a. joy that no money can buy.

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reformatory sentence “wanted to go to the big house and serve from eight to 15 learn

SEE OUR WINDOWS

D. A. BRUCE,

MEN'S WEAR

he Morrow accordingly sentenced him years in t Thomas ‘Ohio Penitentiary at Columbus,

because

something." Judge

. melanin PUPPY soon

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The success, following the use of this popular “Imperial” product during past seasons, has clearly proven its merits to our experienced ranchers, iviio are jlanning on feeding liberally this year.

Our formula is specially suited to. the needs of the sure preventative of rickets.

Puppy Food may be ordered either “Fine" or “Coarse” to suit the ranchefs requirements.

of the affairs cf we Province. ballot with a. solid mass of forelgli- iifiizftar m?” m” ““"‘°“ “mwPllmb M11101" 011d 0f 1110 T000501? 2th "'5 through the winter’ 9nd f" . . Bear,“ out what we said yesmp ers who might at some time use l, i 1111 01ml’ 0f 17.000000 men Boa,“ were overcome by a mum e summer tourists also, is .ncreas- Order early so as to be sure of receiving your sup- g , Wm“ m1“ “"1101” 01 1110 outbreak licity ofexpzdients and considera- 1118- “"1 1010 0 8000 0180- For “not B001‘ 1100010 - ‘l plv in good time as a heavy dam-ind is antici 119d day gbgui; the Government ghelterlng against the ivelfare of Canadians. of war. Of these some 10,000,000 150m, the net result bemg that we brighter token of springtime than Beef Tripe . . . . . .. 35.; ' ' p‘ ' behind the backs of its officials, h 0n the other liand the Legisiat- “mud be 111911110015 0f 11Il9 regiments amounts finplly asked for were as the return 111.0119 T001115. meadow 3°" 91190111110113 ------ 5 Premier Lea made the daring as- ure conferred the franchise on about and bzrovlde a “He strength M m“ large B5 b95019. ll 1101 1111851‘- ‘arks and 5on3 sparmws w marl Bee’ ‘Liver m I ' i B. ' . hum r. - . , - , - 0011100 11100 110 was 110i 105001101010 eighty Jfllmlese “i” ‘wimlls- 0"" Within three weeks of the start llliiwli‘? 31:1!‘ ettlsvlieifltmates réiamed iigcrliltodxiileliiiiigluxiits? And “we can’ gig . I C . O - f "on." for the Public Accounts, that these 200 Japanese left British Columbia the soviet is believed capable of merit slhceméollfgdirtztloflr hasvgzr Songsters love“ hritilrjirilit; 01115221353: were in the hands of the ofilciols- to 001W p0"; 10 i110 W1"- oulv 11011 :::f‘:1"€;'°°°-°°P llsbtlne men into succeeded in even approaching such and court human company. We ‘SLAND COLD sum“ ECO‘ Um‘ Box 446 Charlottetown, P. E. I. Phone 721 What sort of Government have we returned, and it was felt that; the leadzrg have 1112:1011. the national a vast reduction in the country's have seen nests buiided in the dome arrived an I5 it a burwracy? only Province awed them this recognitmn supplies and they iitlleldlclexillirlzhitlsgeng“ hfldinary; running expenses. During of an electric device over a public — "odor 00l00l0t10 8010111111001 W°ll1d 111 1'1"” 01 111°" 5°1“’1°°5- T110 Ollelll‘ 1n reserve enough coal u, m; "m: actelvmis is; mmflilrsngoverglrfgrg: Zimiorglntaiqgnvgh“ "W" ""5 m‘ 4950-4-2a-tr ‘—‘"" _"-"— " such a trim; be tolerated. The of- o1 Pl°b1°m 1105 been serious in Brit- months. They are also building up five-fold. Yet despite this, despite soloist progrlijimnfliengof iifllneiuugf W‘ :.- - ~

flcials under representative consti-

ish Columbia. for many years, and it

the air wing of the fighting corps. Besides tossing bushels of wheat

that the government today is reach-

? swinging

artists is as varied as is I _

young and growing foxes, is rich in vitaminea, and a

- . i t i 1- - ‘ . ' tutional Government are the ser may seem strange that the same L188 on the World markets’ the Soviet is sgnozctisry alf/Infsgsgflreigtkgw’; m;- 1511911‘ llest-blllldihi craft and the . vants of the public, not its masters. islature which deprived Doukhobors evidently ready to throw in quite at mg to run the ct-mntr m t D Po {markings of their eggs. What tone X The Ministers are the representatives of tho franchise conferred it on a Supply of cannon fodder when the less cash money thany Sir yleeaorbg-Xiican excel the “quid accents of the 5'7 of the majority of the elective mem- number of Japanese Tesldents- But “me “m” Borden required to run it in 1914. It $5,125,102’: 8M1: thehgreemng o‘ the I . , o s " ~ hers of the House. elected by and the Vancouver Province goes farther. is an extraordinary proposition. with a zest as 1:5 a; T517]: :22; 1 5'3 t : . Mr. Bennett's (jgurgge won't b c! responsible to the pecple.,It is they I says Brmsh polmcmmjke m" own ha“ Tmmmr. we are an for cconcmy h: strings of the throath? And if on on “ham the public my for the pm- 01:12” initial" e Sh???’ Cglnerliitlon of elections For days the cables had ‘the abstract-for the other fellow no other grounds’ the cheermmess °1 H‘: n n r -s o um a now, ‘ — per and legitimate transaction of you“; men and women 1mm m our been telling us that the MacDonald but when economy becomes a reality for their unuus, 1: these fepfegentaflves province, educated in our public Government was in peril, that the for the individual or for the indivi- . .. and high schools and in our uni- dmi 1e; of ouu M,- Mus] u dual communit ti are to shirk their responsibility and varsity These young people are A5 p y 3 ' e5’ a“ Y’ 1e" 9110111151151" a ' ‘ a fte a . .. place it upon paid Officials, the“ “we only in descent. They cannot the Laborik Left wingers and the? tn turns to resai Ihllt. It was .-. g0 back to Asa to hve_ They have Sir John Simon Liberals were going 1111 Wily in the bsglziziiiig, is now,

“'11? 111*" 0051101101010 8010111111001 0t lost touch with the land of their to unite with the Tories u. knock Mr. and ever will be to the world's end. ' .

all? The assertion of Premier Lea lgzfeentibglgieirnautlgok his: (éanadiilan. MacDonald into the proverbial cock-l Yet M1‘- Bellllett l5 r18ht. Right. at s P E c l A L s Pchty‘! Face Powder and