Prom worm ‘ , ' '

illiiiliiliiiilliiiiiilllliillii.

nient? There are fair grounds t0‘ 1 hope that she will. Home rule haai ibceli fully obtained and the 1111111, y-rw state is as free and self-SOY- ierning its ‘Canada But iu the‘ turbulent period belore home ruin,- fwiis ivbt-iiineil. us the lrish Matt-er;

Notes by the Way

ILL Ireland nettle down to or-

.5111» , at ~

a Quura \§.1lsac!L§ndI~“° f

lacing Dal-t: (build I891! Iii-OI III an» (la adviueo) 4011""!- MJOQQQIUI (In alumni ‘IHIOGIICQIIMIIIQIIUIIROGIBIIIII- ._ I

View. naldonv-J. I. and-m.

Anoclllo Edltah-ll. K. Onrllm

PIlllllll-W- Olldd l. ‘Kilian. ldlluc and Illicit-q). I. Bnrnotl.

Bouldl "but. (Jul. l]. A. alneKlnnon, IJ. ti. 0.. _ ' ' _a_._____.._._s . . .. .._ .__._.~__ .1 man points 11111. 111° 111911 111311111“ in‘, SCIATIC] PAIN . immi- proved to be very férillc iii, ..____ r‘ , WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1927 ,_,,-,, ,,,,.e,,,,,,,,

embarrass- Y“ . _ g sev re pain ill the hip and leg call-

1 ___.__ _.-. -——---—- --- --—-——--——~1 and ungxpeglef] ways 0i _

lug melr political opponents. This ingenious inventiveness has been m?!“ whose causg was Hlnknown.‘ so long iii practice and upon Mflhand all they could do was tojry arid clan lius proved so successful that relieve the pain. .' _~. one u“, nanny exnficl ma, p “hi, The sufferers from sciatica a

. , d l

. _ thou nd, f .

. T"°..""" suifesmanfzrcém? Dal’? Acscimrdijizlyyieiilrsmanner of treiit-~ 1P1 U @111111e1 ‘"1111 111111113 mlmm‘ ment was given, such as heat. mas. the. monster mass meetmil- in one sage. blistering the skin, and stretch. 0r more of his great meetings, he the nerve itself.

had u" zisaemmy o! 1050",) persons However often during some of this- wiiliin hearing nf his stirring dis- vmirsrs. l’arii~ll and his asset-idles

KILLING rna aoosa ‘for the bbsefihn§qirirriiisa¢e may, sanctioned the King. tho‘ 1 le invited to‘

ark 4 occasion by a two minutes silence at 11 o'clock inn, on Erlday. , the ilth of November. 1921. This i. bee“ dent n ‘S a human tendencszia <pecial observance suggested by bom o‘ greed and haste’ The own-hils Majesty and iSifl addition to the er of the ‘amous goose that mm m1regular celebration of the date re-v daily egg of gold became wearied of _ _ _ . waitinfi from day to dayi The quick- cognmed by ‘he c§nad‘ax_‘ pima“ he 1»

goose and get all the eggs in one f l l b h h h i swoop. He did it. and thc wealth 1L“ am 3 t c men “ o mug tam! in the Great War.

. SINCE man began; earn-his bread by the sweat o! his brow

has been a tendency to 016111111- ‘ ‘ means by which the earning has

montaigv obstruction. The boyi-oit months or even years

was another weapon, the invention

W110 sacrificed

ed to two minutes, however serious- ly and solemnly the two minutes‘ silence may be observed. The King" Government has. in its wisdom or,

At present there is. a far-reaching complaint regarding unemployment.- What is the cause? The high cost

to Parliament and not attending severe pain. the sessions.

Lat" came the "yum to hi“ to protect a part, to prevent move-

and more definitely marked in the United States than in Canada, al- though it is not entirely absent in this country. United States labor has for many years been highly paid.

day previous," and. as a later congil““"’di “S “'1' have see“ by ‘he "a" ton to the discovery; that in these veri-ial ot‘ that Dvllcy- 111 011191‘ ¢01111'_.cases there was an inflammation of tries political activity is always the joints between the bones of the

positive’ “ihjht t“ h-Qiuml it is M spine and the wide hip bone. 1 This inflammation came i’

frequently negative as positive. i 4 _ , i . . _ ,_ _ __ -rifection in the body, usually from ‘ so much more highly man hcremm llth in addition to the tegular cele- Many of tlii- old uiuilgh >111111‘l1'<-1‘weth_ tons,“ sinuses‘ or gall b1ad_ __ v w,‘ h u t d m d_ f c r 'bration on the date fixed by the 113/1119 119M119 011191111111 1"“"~‘1“"*""der. 1 as a mc e 0115a“ 5 O a "i - .. ‘rd anvay and the native sense 111 he also discovered that. in certain _ _ iCanridian Government. _ . . adians from their own country. The T} _ _ humor, ulwzws strong in the lrii-ih types of bo ics a portion of the last reason why United States labor wasib 1e mo mint“ Snence 1“gg°“°°.rit@. is as strong as ever. These 1311;111:111‘ 1171;?‘ 511$; iigafnifllriigfif 2131132 . . . ' i P ' l t . - . . - - - s ' ~ i so hlahly paid was that United 1 remier “g o be Observed on‘“f"1""p°hn featmetfmlthe nerve coming out from the spinal States labor “as organized ana m a the llth is a sort of compromise ar-i situation. But occasional Sillllllbllw column ,0 the hip and ‘cm and . . g 311111111! 111 111“ 111111119111 11101111 111111’ causes some pressure ‘which in turn position to demand high wages. It in.“ b-e expeflmt exercised this privilege. going from

lthe rising wrath of the returned sol-i , diers. many of whom have resented _ one high level to a higher one. Umt- As m members be,“ “and and ed States towns grew into cities,,

th b d t A ‘ ' e a an Dnmen o‘ tmxsmm Day1refusing to take their seats in Par.

cities grew into larger cities. Build-land mum“; “up Wm,‘ Thanksgiving‘: liamoiit, Willie it has never been‘.

‘sidcration. "in accordance with an; rangements sanctioned by His Maj-q csty. the two minutes‘ silence on the,

rangemcnt in an effort to appeas

‘suggested the proper treatment. Arrordingly this

practically cvcry case. First. by removing

. , , in: Operations were booming. work-it,“ Armmi“ Day “d ThanksTfltifimfiifll iii iC-aiuida. 1t we Heri-

mcn were living in luxury and the; luxurious living demanded higheripésesd anihslfuld never have bee!“

. mi e . i; _ wases- Contractors were 1119118811 tvlmaxmed a rzdjtzifrg uulddhave “if ‘had then ill his back all the others] _ A yield to the demand or lose their r 3y an a holbiot thc members clei-t from his Pro-‘C1111S1? the 51mm“

1 ' 1 . ~ h b o i comracts and so lose ‘heir oppordgdlay in the history of Canada for allgpiiicc but one. lion, Iir. Tripper. 1: Egazleolin t c o y “mm, m make money‘ time to come. On the holiday theiwma generally realised that it’ the‘ The "g8 of heat

Finally the: cost of budding was so high that-

first election to ille Dominion Par- flannnatlon an passes a._\.fly_ liiimcnt in i867. Hon. Joseph Howe] is ilie is

silence would have l take

‘itwo minutes‘

1be_en. reverently observed in the midst

fileatlly blow ivoiilil he struck tliiil is ‘might shatter the Union fabric. ma

buildings could not be rented or sold} . theiof a special service held for the pur-

cqat There was no longer any‘ {Jmmipose of commeinoraimg the day and‘ flow many or few nl‘ the mombersLLhe brace m building houses and the COHtIECtJQS ‘i1 W°1111Y 1111711113 1° 0111‘ 1198i Iii from Nova Srotia favored such aw, ' - , _ . . I I _ _i us gave it up with the result thavwas His Malestys wish that at lptiou nniy iii vei he known, but tht. ' i tear that tbr-y might refuse m; iilllilllli was ividospreatl and ivasi

thousands were thrown out of em_.o‘clock on the eleventh day of the, ployment. ‘eleventh month the tribute of a “v01 freely ilisciissctl in other ])l‘l7Vll\t§€‘5., ',F(1l'i.lilllll8iY ivisci" cmiyiiiiels prevailw

due to injury from king a step that was

at a price commensurate with , is the best treatment.

.,.__--< ,5; ’.Q‘Q§§Q-Q§Q 0000A o R004 0

The Land We Love ~~

Those so deprived were 1 a; Frank Yellh

minutes‘ silence be paid to the “un-

r i, obliged to seek other employment _ , with the result that practically all rcFuljnlng" The celebration of Ar"°d' 1 I industry was demoralized. The gooscmnstlce Day on the "Monday pmvi"? Montcbclln p ous" was Mr. Mackenzie Kin " ' -. T h t‘ I i J that laid the golden egg was dead. 1 g5 m ° w“ t c "a '°"a “m °r°n1 Q when, is Montebono?

‘~ ventiori, and the two minutes’ Supp-rim a value of {WQ billions m} . 4

Cost of labor in every line hasi risen to a level at which there is, _ _ now no profit except where exorbit-Iconsldcmmon’ in an em)“ m please! lion ls in i-omc from the stulku. Plx- River ant prices are demanded. Many canmm returned mm and they are “m1 pcrlmenls cnvrrlng seven years and bttawa.

‘in-om m pay the higher prices thclnkeiy 1° 19131111111 1151119 1T11711101110Y,li:i.ve succccrlcil it is said, in con-i . . , . great majority cannot and thug thcihavo always considered dim in il-lglr‘ ve-rtint: tho z-ilaika iiitn lumheix, ~ ' 1 ilallen comrades It is ho d h ' " i rich grow richer and the poor p0or-1 ' ' ' M ' “WI , ._ _, , , ,_ 1 . er . invcrl [hm Canada ma“ new" newly, \\lll(|l inn be hfllli (l, lnwt-r prl.» - M“ me mom t lb t c h 30H than the ivood lumber now iir-Qf a, k is there a remedy? Can wc g0 ' ' ‘ r u ea 1' celeventhillfiil. l1 is also clalmcii that botlrfasliionod after a French ‘ back to the moderate Drums o; [o,._‘1‘°"r 01 the eleventh 119% 91'9" ifkzorn stalks and straw, hitherto al-frhc f Ithc eleventh day is not observed asjmosi useless, will be turned to vcrvi m‘: estate‘

of the Lower Canada

§Q-O-OO-O-O-§O-O-Q—O-O-FOO4~Q Fb-O-QQ-

DAILY LESSONS IN ENGLlSH

By W. L. Gordon

The wage earners of today-as fullyiit Ought m be" 1

entitled to the fruits of their labors‘. as the capitalist is entitled to his’ profits-has become accustomed m1, his luxurious living. He cannotlivcq’ as he now lives, on a lower wagdi yet while he demands the higher‘ Wage he is wrapping around himself, the strangling cord of higher pricesi

mer years? It will bc a weary trek. profitable 21170011111 in the ncar fut-j iirc in the mamiiiii-liirc iii‘ paper.“ 'l‘l\i:i is greatly illsirabie, for at lhf‘ present increasing rate at ivblirii, S 1 __ _ ivrmil 1H being utilised in the mak- omc pcopc still 5013111 1° 11° 111111" bu: of pulp and paper, the Camil-

111 891 t1 i118 on, notwithstandingdian forest is in danger o1 bcinc, and some of them get away with it] “WW1 1111 1110 1111111-

—£§§.-.

EDITORIAL NOTES

WORDS OFTEN

too .

or country, is ilevotliig attention to‘,

. ' x l ' . O ti . ' , h i ' . for everything he and his family req fine weather. at least on occasions i mllirgglrl)? m Kgrqzlxgoafil: EP:TZlflI,_‘::‘fil'SL a as in “car." '1 ‘ ‘ '15 liable.

October is capable of producing

1111119- C1111 111B remedy be appliedias well ns gorgeous colorings in ourpipted in many way»: for trans-Ab; at the top? Can prices of the ne-i forests and groves. Yhmilr and other long voyages. its me, i

cessarles of life be lowered? Not? ;1‘111'.1'Yinu capacity "11 Dflflflelifleru without a sacrifice if me cost of pmgi The seed potatoes are now p0uring11111l1 freight bi much greater. Delhi-tin“

limo Charloueww v Iaiisiuincil by gas tliat5'._is much ductlon remains at the present levct. n preparatory iohiuhml. ma" an‘. me ‘awflhip 600$‘ It is all a vicious circle.

Hilhibemg Shipped w the southern] not tall oven ii‘ i-tu engines fall nrw - -. i; 1 b wages means higher cost of produc-istaws" The money Wm be 111311111151 iiro ilisublr-d by nctaldent. No enijlgzriiht iiiolrfdvoecgclil adiiy. y tlornhighercost of production means i“ showy- ‘iginc power is required lo send itiwordi 3115011173 hrgher cost to the consumer, higher inp in the air or keep it there. l’n'.1.'-‘(“5‘5d- “He brought‘ the cmmtry 0"" rents. more costly clothing, more

‘Belween 911191111011 111d 11111<1fl11113111~~ vr is needed only to ilrive it lli\(‘ll(l»1°f "ms chaotic condition,’

, . expensive food. To correct this con- dition ls one of the biggest. perhaps

alism, Bolshevism and ccmmunlgrrpiiis one ilreat ilrawbaiak is its-huge the biggest of warlcrproblems today.

Who shall solve it? Where shall we begin to apply the remedy. Of course we are all extravagant. We cannot afford to look poor. We've got ‘to “keep upwith the Jonsea" though the heavens should fall and the mortgage be foreclosed. And it all adds to the coat of production and -'i.hii high cost of living.

three times and it is yours."

The longcontlnued to say nothing of the trouble in China and the Balkans, the world is in a’ rather troubled condition at?

present. and, apparently the worst: 9"“ 1 stilts.

i lo passengers.

. ——~—- " s

Th i hi l

° I"? wzrhisltieaflwiffgtletd rt, has been offered by them. The nad- ‘n horrmrysprvtvé Bmflmlrerl Scriptures teach us tliiit an lutiliscs both airplanes nnrhalr ship. - The Canadian Government has ohweather and that Tam h Hem "mm

Since me recent regrettable 00-11818 bought a considerable number‘ mZnfZY-‘h somaumes an an ‘nmnb __ ~ . . correc on. finance on one M o‘? sweets them,‘ of airplanes for public services of. _4o-o-o-____ 15 11 891191111115111111111191’ 11'1°1‘°118111‘,vurln\is kinds. such as carrying iiMlllerb Worm Powders do not on our squares. We ‘have many7 malls, discovering and extlngulali- need 111° 111141141919 0f Castor oll or

beautiful ghgdg trees which ‘so one, lng forest fires. sprinkling forests glz1grolllgllggzgvc betgauggmpltiitgy thsxl:

wants to do away with’ but. alonflwith poisonous material m kill de- thomugh in memselveii one do“

A COMPROMISI; structlve insects and dusting grain o; them and m Wm

with the be ut the h a. th ' '11 11° 111111111 HE ‘allowing mnounumen‘ h” a y y s e '7 fields to prevent rust. it has been palatable by all children. will end stomach and bowels untenable ho 311a parasltgs. Amulet only this. but . e powde will certain to exert use in aerviciia for which they aroma“ benencm‘ mnnpnc’ m m? m? _ , Iii-tier riilnpleil lblbn airplanes are. “esqve ‘Prank _ , _ _

been made byPremler King with many timid ladies are afraid of,,1 England mle 0r more tllrlgiblo all‘ whips should be provided for public

respect to Anrilatlc Day observance: Some of our parks should have more “In accordance with mun Rfimnnts 1181111» 1

._._ ., }

- M;"."3£~u_. ".1

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a

treatment the patient had to re-im main quietly in bed. and perhaps in la“, Wm)" m- n-u, , . _ I , H _ _ a few weeks the pain would pass . - ,1 , . 1 1M!‘ s. “or I1 tii-rterti-il the 1119111005 oi PilFild-awfly. and ‘night not return for n‘l2|1rpv|[)r;|pctl£il.fichfinfiglggilgzoid;

_ _ lover oi‘ the 0115911131111 llhyslvlanb‘ nbibd, 111111- anil to the enterprising

any infected i,

THE‘, crfarthowwrgwh "GUAQ-Qlhfiwl ' mm. iATripToilape Breton

Differences same family are continually al'011.1 One member is tall and another 1110"; one daik and another iiiiiai There are family resemblances, 0|‘ CUUTBP:

itinguisliing nlarks, ’ of nature urc similarly vurlcd and. 1H distinctive. Prince Edward lslaivLi {tor instance. is reltiaikably unlike, ‘the twin Physicians of even Just a few T111‘ 111111111. 11116111811113. red and fer~1 s back, will remember n“; me tile landscapes oliflTheilaland" are] 1n strong contrast _witb the riiggedj 8d. sciatica, was considered an ail- “Wky- E1911, 111111 W1111111 51111111 midi ‘ beautiful titPllPTyHQX “The Cupc/‘l Yet. eacli has a charm that l5 all its own; itiiil the industrious people oil each are, year after year. adding} to its attractions; and each lz-i, year? after year, becoming tlic resort of, an increasing number who moist, “caller air“ redolent of the3 sea, and view with the delight the Amiqiie and splendid scenery char- actciistlc nf both. A trip from Prince Edward ls-I lid to (‘ape Breton. dvcn at this

1n addition m the pain in the his amhiiikmg ill Borden, the pnssiigei 5111111955 01 of the Siiziii in the steamer, Priiicoi

vanished. 1t has b04311 d0"? fllflnygm L A _ t_ D d n m t 1 of which must be credited to ira- _ . rmis l e a a - times since and with the same rc- a c y n a a 1 land. The nonpayunent of reit and 1119f the” was a ~ “mans w humanity, has been redmh hug in n“ Ban“; category Mm": muscles in the small of the bfiick-Elhrilrli island», ls restful and rc-l suit. 1 ~' It was noted that the patient was trashing.

“"1111 111° 11111111 111 K111111111 eltwmibuiicbie m bend the back without i-hiirrr 0i" this splendid ‘there is no thought of (longer, even, ‘ Now a stiffening of the muscles wlicn 11H‘ Willtl ls high; and wltbl ‘means that the muscles are trying Wm. Scott, the steward. on (let-k to, render the service to tlic traveller,

or “b” may be cited as the prmci. m ~ m t t f h mcnt because movement causes whirli 11101161111111 wllrlrsy "us: _ . . o erwise, seen o rans er t c u" oath prescribeil- as the liiial _ ' ‘ _ , , ' 1‘ _'- pal cause. This lS more noticeable d m o! Arm,‘ r D I “m M (“anmuno“ (m, nmmbershi" ML m. gesls, iricie 1S lood for both bod) ,1 a 5 we ay 0 e on“ 1 ‘ i This lend Dr, Goldthwalt, (if Bog- tlflil sl ll, 11111001] the officers nhtll

CPGW lorry leave little 1n he ileriircil by‘ ‘the must exacting and passenger. mm anoi-isiisiniial ilelays tho shipment oi’ autos express freight to he ferried. But the. second steamer recommendcil, by lilo Iliuican Comml-ssioit likely" to be provided as soon as, possible will, the requirements, of a reasonable pllbilt’ and render the tiip across, the Strait n pleasing incident. the i-arcci- ot’ the summer tourist. i

‘ I . ,3"

DCTOBER 19.19am .;~

(W. L. Cotton.) 1 l

in children of the;

but all have clearly dial,

The features,

Island of Cape Brcioir.

of tniiristsfl

brcaili with pleasure the’

in natiirci in spirit»

beautiful

With Captain Read in‘ steamer. .

oi the Ilorden/Fnrmentine] expecting Nccessaiily there are, on account ofi and other,‘

and i

qt’ course, supply i

in‘

Sibiier Fox Headquarters

Prince Edward world’s headquarters for silver fox breeding.

BIG BEN is famous among the Prince Edward “Island. ‘, $2“? 8K1‘, ‘é fox breeders as the worldsbest chewing tobacco. » pug (21:21? , . y _

Because BIG BEN comes in plug form, it: always keeps the Vacuum ‘fresh and moist-does not chip or crumble~may be rygipgniny veniently carried in any pocket-does away with waste. “"17”- 1

Enjoy your“ tobacco to the fullest. fulljflavoured BIG BEN. ~ -

BI G BE

Tobacco

Island is famous everywhere as the ‘ ' Your dealer‘

.9.

Chew, fresh, rich,

‘with reference to the lately rc-l

, v. . ,. ._ .. , calmed me 561M103‘ 1m“ ms1'o‘eryiieivvil agitation for a tunnel, the] warning

“Do not grasp

icrnis (if Confederation, will. forth-i

grave of Papincau lics ivlthini

I cloudy and} prohibition and government control,-b"1k‘ whim‘ 1" u “"19 _ 1M5?!» 1" We! Wwther that has Dlfiwliledio “y”

‘ CON“ . ,, . changes in the gfnr scientists tn cxpluln if tbcy canilpropoged by rim o far no satisfactory exploitation will are I011! ‘of the home been stopped, n1‘ compfl ducq- the volume c! their products. a, bar 0g soap We

fiilmiil in a fashion rather alilrfliililii north of the equator is something;

There are ‘Gertie Gabbs” and “Sophie

Snoops” in your neighborhood!

_Gertle Gabb is the leader of the town's "gosalpy set!"

her friend, Sophie Snoop, she can be trusted perfectly m keep a. . circulating. Their names

for chronic gossips in your neighborhood»

leave many fearsome shadows which, aumzeilleil 111M in Canada m; in the womi trouble by making the "-11

traffic at the Copesfl

and the reasonable fear‘

the recom-

salon.

AS

ii. is. the passage. from

Prince Etiwllfii lslzind to tho pistol‘

00++0>o0o+0o++¢+§c0O440I lsliiiiil of Capo nrcion is exceeding-

ly plczisant, even at this season of

the year. The Wand scenery of the Follcigh an: Lake is, just now greatly belglilencil by the

leaves with

. . . _ A. Montcbello is the name of the » i r1 l" - t gested for the 11m was an aftepithrec billions iii the proposal of tlioiiold Papmeau manor house‘ “mama Xtlfio 1inl“\;il‘lql iugiiiiiixwnmm [OW-it bun» (nllegc. The extras bil-‘on the Qucheu Side of the Ottawa sums 0r H“,