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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1929

thing 0f Prince Edward Island before returning to the Old Country to tell the people there. through the press and over the radio, cf the immi- gration opportunities in "the Merl- times."

Obviously, the Colonization De- lpartmcn: oi the Canadian National Railways is partly to blame in not communicating with the Provincial

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' ‘w’ all i, i ted,-h estl Those Prowlmg ,;,,°,“'°,,,,°,“ "° "‘° ""1". " I- ’ ’ "Picked from the worm-holes c!

SP00k8 ._ long-vanished days, i

Ii _ ' when Bum!‘ m h“ memo“. “u! And from the dust of old oblivion]

us that his first teacher, Betty nqyld. mm“

What if the whole regiment 0! son, knew Halloween ditties from A to z. H‘ w“ n m“: “Sh. h“ u“ Puckites choose to sputter through

, slazlln nuts and les, and wink “must collect o: w” u.“ "ma" mysteriously through“: candle spark. 53321211213115’ ‘bra’ lurk" u the pumpkins Erin Blpllruvsl. and the kelp,” ' 351145.541: “i: ‘gmkkw lads and lassies get plenty of fun out mum!’ ‘ppmuam "cit"? "uflm- of it all. 'l‘heire hunt for love tokens mchmkd wmn éum up may be all as one with the command trumpet’, “my "on u; tgnum" of master to Monsieur Cob- "yj, 1h’ . m" “mm ° run‘ web. “Good Monsieta". Get your "wes. Emu“ or Hmowun l" l‘ pons in hand. and kill me a red-hip- wmch subject Bu“ h: imam“ ped “bumble-bee on top of a thistle. most aprmghuy m ma"; n; and bring me "the honey-bag." We The" an sundrgoewém whz: :3“, hope he got it. And at Halloween $5116 the are“ propeny or hem-g beyond door ls, as Mrs. Cluppirls quain v

ked, "on the jar" for entranced contradiction. They tickle up ancestral "m" memfl”. pique human curiosity. n" young bloods to gets. signal thsi, has

through the memes o! the flute" heretrlore dodged their best wits.

logic. snd in this eerie and haunting fashion perform s, good work, who would wish life to be wound, up like a. clock? Ii would be as flat as s, pang visions. And we rleed the thrill which Jumps cut upon us "unbeknowst?

Notes By The Way

A despite]: from Winnipeg tells that. s movement is on foot to have Hon. Charles A. Dunning, appointed msrllscr of the Canadian Co-opera- tive Wheat Producers. Nothing further is stated asto whether the Minister of Railways would or would not fav. orsbly sonsider such s. proposal. Probably no definite offer has been made him but it is singular that such an incident should be publicly aired just as Premier King has begun his missionary tour in the west, '

Such an appointment ii accepted by Mr. Dunning would involve Mr. Dunning‘.s retirement from the Gov- ernment. 'I‘hst.ls an important point Government and explaining in de- (ti: rcsrnnscrfrfriztregfger; tail the purposes of Mr. Garden's vis- m“ during month past’ one o! - b I two sbscessecl teeth. . it. But the fact that no properly cr- ‘tyhich h” been quite persment‘ “s The . h Banized bureau oi colonization and {purport belns’ that his relations with siclanyagyézfgstwel 1:115:10 phy- immlfltsiion CXLsls in this Prcnilrelpremm Km? and Wm‘ s" Henry may a 1w”-

"Fhornton have not been cordial. l men‘ that treatment m" “v9 them and that recent immigration activ- Rumor‘ m“ smoke. are some_ as the dentist believes b9 can 53W

ities in the Maritlmes have beenlumu m be read as danger signals‘ them ‘drain’ the abscess. In the confined almost entirely to the Nova but no, “w,” someume, , rum” ,5 meflnilmc Y0“! 101m or muscle pains Scotla, snd New Brunswick Govern- I set afloat by s wily politician res- clear up and 1°“ have “mm? 5°“

b0 (A f. tll. ments acting in co-operatlon with Pecllnq hlmssll- merely a8 l! 1°91" a Nlgwyoir teeb "B!!! Odd corners. Half the news is a the Federal and Imperial authop to test public opinion, or to increase w a a ‘mt this 4913i! 111 86l-

r , tgfiinion politics we believe this; M, his fame. or for some other sinister ting teeth rammed m‘ “eated- izzoiifiipzwg’ mun‘ o’ course’ ' -'= ' ities, undoubtedly influenced the Do your tissues or do ° k wlll "r80 lllll Ills-ll- {Amett would be equally efficient and purmse‘ Perm” u“ “w” c°mm°n e3 your system W931i l»! plierl nonsense and su rstl ti” the mum,‘ or me 0am ' d railway officials in whatever advice mum, mum; palm“, ma,“ 1, sci used w the poisoning process and “W, Wm“, B’ 1, m {at wh t” m‘, - l" ._ Y "n ‘they gave the British visitor with one that is framed to injure an op- ¢'*‘d“““l' °""°°"‘° *3“ ‘mm’ °‘ 1r ll i 'm'd- f o! l" the Province generally “mud be l respect to his itlnerary- Perhaps Pllnelll?’ °l' l Party m‘ ""59 3° Whm‘ the” ‘poisons? Du‘ Rosmow ma the L 1 h: wank‘ {Well served by his election. t t m Ed Md fi- lm author i! oppose‘, Rumors are Nickel of the Mayo clinic have ob- m fitusmm Swami” unempwy‘ l While the date of iheFedersl elec- they forget ha Pr ca w therefore very frequently untrust- lfllned considerable evidence which heernw ~G°°d ncnsellseishslf-brot- lam. h“ not yet been momma. 1H8 land is one of the beauty spots oi worthy‘ suggests that tissues in the cases oi a slums: 519115142. Else were literature

mu ,0, m,’ consmuency w M! Canada- thst its ssllculiural P°P"' Certain facts may be considered in “Brim” "W010 discs-ses- psrticuiarlv M f y ‘ their bearing upon Mr. Dunnlngfis ‘he ‘ll-leased 935"”. become over sen- or ‘“P°I‘"“°“- m“ much be‘ case. His appointment to a Govern- smve t° the lnleclln! Oflflnlsms and labored hobgoblm i‘, by m mum a merit portfolio was at first hailed by ll"? PQlSOH-s they manufacture, and Drumcfl antique‘ Wm ‘mylmdl’ have the Liberal press as a great accession m“ flmmlflis for the attacks from the race’ the uralsbrue" we should of strength. Since then he has been “m9 lb tlme- t: pretgzdqslhat ‘ummmm h" conceded to be b far the ablest and I" ra-Cl- What 9""! llllilpfins is that e e ear c" l‘ 3 mo“ “f m“ most influential yoi Premier Kings m9 lmllvldllll With infected teeth comnodny °n the market‘ N° “"1" is colleagues who hold seats beyond the W"! have the dentist drain the ab- “lore WW1“ It m“ l° Pursuit °l lakes. 1n this connection it is asked sces-WS and his rheumatism or arth- ghosts‘ buying painted masks’ bdbblng why Mr. Dunning is not one of the ljltls which has not been bothering for apples’ raking nuts m" M h“ a5‘ large group of Ministers now with hlm will start afresh. ha’ ‘£33m? ‘l the tlp 6nd of rain- the Premier in the West? This is due to the fact that in dis- WW5- tclllus fortunes. and half e. doz- We are not told whether he was turblfl! the abscess to drain it, pois- e" “h” "WWWYIY" exploits. Is super- asked by his leader to be one of the ‘m3 that We"? partly Walled of! about sum" l" exllrllsv l5 butter on top distinguished company or not. what the WW1 Bet into the blood lcircula- “i breadt ‘m! Einstein Telll-"lvlly- And is apparent is that whether he was m“ snd get carried to the old sore 5° l! the awesome rush and crush oi’ invited or not, he did not choose to spot. kucc. hip. ankle. elbow, shoulder, mrisls vsmmcruls at the gates .of go. That of itself is significant. 0r elsewhere. ' the Delphic Oracle to try their luck.

But luck, or “Puck," as Bhflkespgp,

This same thing occurs ct some even when the infected tooth or teeth named him, is that shrewd and knav. are removed, and the individual be- isll sprite who somehow seems to have gilmes very much discouraged when assumed a dictatorship over all other e has a severe attack of arthritis eliish tribes. He cro/cms "falnt hymns lmmelllfllely or very soon afterwards. to the cold moon," and bids hi, bww. uics hush 0r cry Just as he lists. So

As a matter of fact he should really feel pleased about this attack because ii, falls out that Puck is very much feared. For does he not pui, his little

it proves conclusively that in getting ifllllnfd w‘ removed that he folk through their tricks? Halloween Dorm degyagitinril; a; to‘ the cause! is the grand revue. Read the poem of teeth removed as n onluv ngkinfected Roiaert Burns. Puck seems to have tissues mm it Y m" e5 Your si/inecl a mug of October ale and han- e sens ive to the organ- ded the poet s. programme through the candle-light. It came through un.

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s» *-- ____1'1‘he Conservatives of Prince Conn. _ the to be congratulated m Tu“- ' £57’! mflillslfl-stic convention st _@m1mfl'5ld8 Ind ‘on the nomnlaiion o: m. .1. lsrsnlr Amett “their ‘Illldlrd bearer st the forthcoming federal election. Mr. Arnett has since his boyhood Emwn lip with the busi- IleI life of Summer-side and the ‘llvllnly. He has been successful in all ‘QM; he has undertaken. and this :Illw6s has been founded on sound Business prinolpiu and well merited Wpfl-l-Mty/As Mayor of the town of glummeraide during the last munici- ;~ term he followed 5 progrgggivg " policy and his administration of that llllih oiflce was in every way satis- ‘Qjlciswy. 1h the larger field of Do-

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ihstrlklng instance of the man- herin which this Province is be- lug ignored in matters of immigra- ggm i, found 1n the recent v15“ w rial Government. Because this cool ugh; May-Rimes" o; M; J_ w_ 1:31 ignoring of our very existence as a Use-dell, of Comwall, England. who” P1'°"1"=° is 11° "W ‘hm- I” h“ poncluuding a Canada-wide tour by l bee“ 5m“? ‘m u” the past two years’ jmtln: Nov, 5Com, and New 13mm? Time and again distinguished visit- 5pick, expressed great appreciation of ors, ostensibly, tour-in! "the Marl- ilfl possibilities 1n "tho Maritime times," have contented themselves ’ with visiting us only in the spirit-

-' inces" for British settlers, par- fltcularly those with families and a Frequently there is evidence, from their subsequent lectuies and ad-

“ Jew thousand dollars mpital. and de- Ipsrted thence for Ottawa. on return dresses, that they were as ignorant

h the Old Country, apparently in: of our existence as oi our pecul- iip-lorance of the very existence of] iar situation and advantages. Ill each

~ >_ jkince Edward Island as s Province and every case oi this kind. it was jurors wherwer he MIL Premier King ‘U! Canadi- , the duty oi the Provincial Gvvfm‘ has already been tried by electoral Mr. Cardells arrival in "the Mark. ment to register a strong protest. Juries in more different places thun ‘anesl- was Mmounced by the can“; There is no evidence that me Gov. any other man who sits in the flousc

Press and reported unclcr a two gyms-ten; has ever done so, or that °f C°mm°n5' ‘kalumrt display heading in the local it took anything but an academic The Sydney Post “Us attention m‘ Qcrvemment organ of Nov. 2nd. In interest in what was going on. the fact that almost, exactly nine ‘ dflpfl-lich referred '10 1t W84 Slal- years ago-October IMO-the people t 11 .1 1 1. 1 ~ of Nova. Scotia recorded a majority

‘led this fo ovt ng hs arria ml r I 300 O 11mm mdoncum he had conferred with Mr... 0 smost .0 for pro on, l l.‘ C. Biette, superintendent of Colo-l "Guardian readers unwllull-Yllfid :38‘; Zivgoahezafaéivgellfgeigngsg‘

‘ antics for tlie snritimos and other.’ with w. E. Henley'5 n°bl° lyric "A '

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lemciais of the Canadian Nutiohallnste Lark" will appreciate its pub- h“ The Post adds that this sharp -, , y reversal of public sentiment is the Railways. in connection with immi- l licstion in yesterday's P°°V5 ‘ulna’ more significant when it is remem- ‘mum; from Great Britain to gm- Henley. who is best known for his bered that this year's greatly aug- It was further stated that w. , “I.l'lvictus“ wlih its rinsing chsllenfl“

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The Tallldrvp! patter on the weeping leaves.

For lost sweet summer all my 5nd soul grievesf

0 valley of the shadowl Nature yields. With drear reluctance, snatching small reprieves,

And vainly seeking a spent gun ma; shields

ever thought of in his life"? All of which goes to show that the footiess stocking without a leg is packed with Puckifermls enchmtments, if we only have the right password. ' And here is the rub. The spooks are whimsical. They have no office hours, so to speak. They come on after dark. i‘ and whimper in the forest. and rattle The 13815:?“ m“ m“! winter our doors. and roll a snaredrum in the hollows cf the chimney, and spin sooty Um“ M 1m ' numbing m” m flakes in the xii-e bars, whilst black cats ou-iside arch their backs and some dog howlsa blood-curdling solo with nose skywardls‘, I sail-shaking salute to tho witchesnsvigsting through the‘

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thing.

No whspel- in the dark the ceremonial stir,

enduring quality bred of fundament- _‘ al imam-work; that inescapable f thing which is Art and which, alone loi the many preclOtls Elli-i °l the

. Cardell, apart from his activit- with regard to colonization. was l thering material for talks which

Elm will broadcast over the British ‘Broadcasting Corporation's network. ‘and that "the Maritlmes" as he had

iecn them, would be featured in his ,

fldio programme. , finsspiis the wide publicity given

i t“; Maritime tour was taken in co- hsperation with the Colonization de-

“Proyince seems to have remained iii ‘u. ul ignorance of the whole mat- , Enquiry yesterday clicted the in- mnation that the Provincial De- - iznent of Agriculture was unac- intcd even with Mr. Cordelia

e. that no communication on

' . subject had passed between the cial authorities and the Rail- Colonlzatlon Department, nnd

the Government here was com-

ly in the dark as to the aims. ‘jgcts, purposes and itinerary of

. e British publicist. Apparently 1t ' nobody! duty in the Govern-

"t offices to read the Government

A or follow the news of the day

' ‘. Any newspaper. and the publicity ' s- m. Czrdcll-‘s visit. both in the oi, and tire Guardian. evoked

" l‘ nit willie: v

t H l Cardclrs visit and the fact that i that wuuam Ems en ey

r tzment of the Canadian National i’ fiallwayl. the Government of thisi s,

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_ which might have been fatal.

‘gods to mall, "enduring stays Wltll

i us." For him inded the song soon . ended in silence. May we not sall- i as we sum up hi5 lyric gifts, even as himself once said of a brother Poet.

“Left the wofld a lush-piled. golden drift Oi verse; m grow more golden with the years. Till the Great Silence fallen "W"

his ways Break into song. mil l" ma‘ h“! Ipve IIEVB Pfflldt"

EDITORIAL NOTES

During his present visit to West-

ciear majority of eleven in the new Parliament as the result of Labor triumph, which is described us “a country wide‘ switch by the votes" who last winter supported former Premier Bruce in his general policy. Th: chief issue oi’ the campaign. it appears, centred around the Fed- eral Arbitration Act for settling in- dustrial disputes. Premier Bruce call- ed it s failure and favored its repeal, but the voters turned against him. and ths new Premier has the task of improving the arbitration system and making it work better. As quoted in the press. Bruce's comment was, as the returns rolled in-"They are ghastly. We are defeated. but we can take it like gentlemen."