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NOTE? BY TllE WAYI

ARLLI l.*.'l'c,'V»'.‘l GUARDIAN

whole-hearted cooperation of the Liberal premiers and governments of eight of the nine

i Lobsters And Creami

CHAR LOTTETOWII GUARDIAN i

Illuriiing Daily (Founded 1887)

Presnhnt, I.|i-ut.-('ol. W. (‘hoster b. lllcLure hu- luositli-iil. J. R. Burnett. FJJ. Secretary, l.i<-ui.-(‘iil. l). .-\. Slacl-(lnnon, D.S.O. Editor unil .\l.=i. 'iii-,{ Ilirrrlor. J. R- Burnett, FJJ. ‘ .\~~ ii‘l.lil* Lil Jr. Frank Walker ~»'. IZSCIIIPIIUN ILTPES

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$.'i.ll0 pir v\t..i" in". titliaiirrl ileliyervd to lily. SH.) poi" _\iu..' illl .'.li\.ll!\'l'I mailed l0 P. E. Island‘ $5.00 l)\l \ ill ...I .n cl iii-tiled to Canada and US- , .‘. Y. Jlltili lion-nu of Clreulations

. . l 4g ,\'iiii1:_~'vi_.~/ .1]: IIHH'_!/ is Weaker than l t. i 1'»? til-ms! Ink.”

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'1‘ .\l;ic- zit lying- .. vloiiziia‘. \.l_\~I 1o ~p .'ll\ tllll .'l\'l iipoii ' illmllu lhit it I mill to iwsiwii-iliilitit» as n hi1’. l\'4ulrQ\'(‘il. zicciirncy which e . revqQiii/i-il our pusi~ ,= ‘iiii to the ‘Q-"isierliotvl lw heifer if thzit 1 o" its iiiwiiiiiig. iiilllltl i ~l| ilw lips oi our own ‘V‘"'v we: have as a "good '1 .<i'it<\.~, mid responsibil- n <i~lt'—gri\-ei'iiiii_q na- is lllf‘ added and equ- ' oiduir British hro—' .. lilll(‘=_ when tlic olde<t " iii that luvvtlii-rliiwnil =t.'iiirl<. " iii'i\'vi"\ril (lnrlciirss the one M’ law: .-.:.il p-"ace, is something

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"blmleily Inactioii"

Provinces of Canada."

Where is‘ that cooperation today, and Wham,‘ are the policies that were going to bring this

Folllllf)‘ 011} 0i the morass of unemployment iiitu the Liberal paradise of work and wages’ 991°C)’ dellvefefl by a Western M. P. over lac ill-fated liiirvis Commission may sum up t e situation: I want to suggest that if wc are ROW.’ 1° llllr)’ fills Commission, we might in- SCflllf‘ on its tombstone the words ‘N0 action’ partly as a memorial of its short life, and, sec- Ollil. as a monument to the masterly inaction that has come as a result of its ivork.” ,

Institutional Advertising

For idghteeii consecutive years the life insur- ance ortjiiiiitlzi have conducted a co-operative advertising Célllllllllgll in the press, for the pur- pose ot slrciigthciiiiig friendly relationships with clients and the public in general, presenting the t5>UllllZll facts of the business and emphasizing the extent and value of the services rendered not only to policyholders, hut the nation. livery 59¢" 51"“ 1910 a different series of advertise- ments _has appeared, headed with attractive ii- liistrations, covering the most important phases‘ oi life insurance activities. More than tivo huii- ilrcdtiiihlicaticiiis have shared in this piibliciiv. and it is estimated that the messages have been miivcy-t-tl t0 more than fifty million readers.

llie fact that the companies decided to con- iiinie the campaign year after year is proof of its \‘Z1lll(‘-‘:\t the recent meeting of the Canadian Life Officers’ association iii London it was 1i- IJFf-‘fcd uiianiiii0iisl_v to publish a number of iii- stitutitiiial messages again this year as in the past, with chief attention centred on the newspapers of the larger cities lit siiizillei" dailies. the weeklit-s. farm [Wfltlfllflllsv financial patiers. etc., will also receive their quota. _

Nothing could demonstrate more clearly the faith of the companies —based on long pracfl. cal experience-in theeffectiveness of newspa- per advertising. The worth of life insurance is

(lai]_v i addition, the lwith batik noti-s that

A store advertising tn the New Yorker confesses lt understands women ln all her moods. So much for a canard that. confidence ls tacking ln the business picture. -

Detrolt News.

There are still reformers who are still so afraid of the sound of the svord "socialism" that they are prepared to accept it only if it. is called "reformed capitalism“, . just as there are professing so- j clallsts who urge the abolition of all capitalism's injustice and ln- ‘ equality so lung as they tliem- | selves are allowed to enjoy what- ! ever benefits they have been ac- customed to receive from them. It. ls as lf a cannibal consented to become converted on condition l that. he was still allowed to eat 1 mlsslonarles. In such a. case Christianity might offer to com- promise by calling itself cannibal on condition that none of its fol- i lowers were allowed tocat human i u flesh. So cntlitalisin might be in- ' cluced to become socialist lf lt

were still allowed to call ltself capitalist. And. after all. yvhat does it matter? Reforms the

Premier Aberliart of Alberta ls the best known of its wise men. but he doesn't bear the palm alone. From time to time Mi". Solon Low. Provincial Treasurer. enriches the world with thoughts of which it is as yet tltt\\'Ol'\lt_\‘. I-Ie has just liven telling his rev- erent constituents how to end iuncmploymcut. His p remedy has ithe inevitable simplicity of genius. ‘The central government must lstop being a miscr and "distri- ,biite‘nioney free to all Canadians iso that all industries would be lbusy". What is to back this some- what generous distribution? All the gold produced in Canada. All the Government hiis to do is to buy this gold. paying lot" it ciisilv

will cost “only the printing." In nun do mossbacks sneer iit Snlim imd iii-

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According to Webster. a sand-

found that his boy was not. re- maining a baby because the Elly were spoiling htiénlbut. b ause lhl“g-"Cal9“"3" Allwmm" illleflllvtlallyfelédlflally aallileefectlve’. As I he grew older he had him play . ‘with children his own age and l igave him a careful examination I

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‘ the age of 12 he was aged 9. As there were no slgns of iiegiiiiiing puberty (that. Is, emerg- .ng into manhood) his father put ;

usual age of puberty (l4 to 16) the boy Wilts‘ i-Ivi»

have occurred iii. the puberty age

t w m would become “Opplessly dcprecj take chances and so administered ‘Med A province mm. has mo the gland extracts, with the satis- Sages Aberhart andi Solon Low factory results “hove "Med" . can always (ll'f\\\‘ on its ireasuiy of 1-“ sppaklng of the defectwe wisdom__l'qc_w York Times ("llllCl. Dr. Esther L. Richards, ‘ " Baltimore. lii ClllllCRl Medicine

1111f! SllFEf-‘lw. says; "The mentally backward child should be recog-

THE DEFECTIVE CHILD A physician had four glrls ar-

rive in the home before a. son was born. The little boy was the idol of the mother and four sisters but. the father finally told his wlfe and i daughters that they were spofllng

him and that he would always re-

main a baby lf they continued to pamper him and let hlm have hls

wn way. As a matter of fact. the father

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backward

,‘ to make sure that there was no, iphysical defect present. Wtth a. ‘little coaching at iible to make a fair showing at. a

home he was

earby private school so that. at. mentally

1m on gland extracts-the thy-

roid extract to remove some of his excess fut. and the male gland ex- tract to develop the man or male characteristics. The change ln the

oy was remarkable and at the "iormal or not less, um 95 percent.

The p11,; .. . afterwards stated nit Wllllt‘ ilzt- greiit change might

tEastern Chrontcle)

How often have you heard the warning, don't. take milk or cream with lobsters. An observer writ- ing In the Moncton Transcript went off on a scouting expedition of his own. He was prepared to make the grand sacrifice. Naught. came of his experiment. I-le says:-

“About. the danger of eating lob- sters and using cream or inllk with

; them, we have no personal scien-

littflc knowledge. Not a blt. Most.

i people consider, though. the dan-

ger ltes ln the combination. and think they are correct. There arc others who deny this. and some give reasons. One says that the development of stomach trouble through. the use of these foods to- gether occurs only when the lobster ls old.

"It had been our opinion for many yearsthnt such a combina- tlori was dangerous. and we were careful not to drink inllk or use cream or eat Ice cream at the same meal as lobsters were served. Recently there have been those

who insisted this was sllly and if we cared for mllk .as we do. wel should drink 1t with or wlthouti lobster. They were so insistent i that we dld so. Nothing happened. - Then, like the true delving scient- ist. your observer decided for the sake of the column's readers to make a thorough test. In the last week we have tried three combina- tions: Lobsters with mllk; lobsters’ with blueberries and lots of cream. and lobsters followed by ice cream To date nothing has happened . Our fingers are crossed because 1i may be that the results don't come immediately "

He adds that he then consulted i his doctor and he declared that notion that lobsters and cream will not mtx ls "Phooey."

Courting In Church

(Windsor Star)

Al. Trinity Church, Wood Green. England, a special service was re- cently held for young people. The vicar announced previously that courting couples would be permit- ted to hold hands.

After all. what better there for young people. in the full

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INSURANCE

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"Our representatives are always ready to be of

service to you,-plione or write us

Ilyndman & Company Limited

Estlblllhed 1872

Insurance of All Kinds at. Lowest. Rates, consistent with Security and Service

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brim of un mess or 1e n Throne”. Mr. Mackenzie?» partisanship has here caused hlm actually to reverse the sense of the passage he notes. The Times ivas itself protesting against the "in- sult" lllV0.V€d in the proposal of a mcrganatlc marriage, because 1t meant that “the Constttutfon ls to be amended In order that she may carry ln solitary ‘prominence the brand of unfltriess for the Queen's Throne."

'I'hl.s project. of morganatlc ma:- rlage ls Mr. Mackerizleb Idea of the proper solution of the problem. He supports It with a great mas of alleged historical precedents twhlch are worthless because Ignor- lng the social and constitutional changes of two centuries), with dubious theological argument, with a total misunderstanding of the

ply would be much more dtrtiéiiii than the usual method of sinking wells tn oll fields like some oi Texas or Tuner Valley. The Inver- ness oll ls discovered in the dcpihi of a coal mtnc far under tht- seq nearly two miles from rthe main- land. The situation of the oil p". sents major difficulties to any-on! who would seek to extract li. Engineers, however. are enter. prising and resourceful peoplg They will find some way of doing the Job If the Job ls m be dong But. because of the difficulties 1m volved, the ambitious englncerhi Job required would only be done 1i lhe supply were demonstarted t. b9 0f F9811)’ treat value. ‘ This ls not. to- say that on, should be pessimistic. The d1;- covery of oll Ls one of the roost hopeful things which have hap- pened tn this province lri mm; years. But. so little ls known at m, Dresent time, as to how much on

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a King's Party mtght. ulte proper- ly have been formed n 1936. The failure to see any dlstlncttori be- tween the position of the monarchy

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. _ i ll established" 't ' ld ' d ' ' 0n l the Leader of the Op- “e " _ '_l “("1 » 1" “d. be Impossible wich consist or “two slices Qii . _vv;w_ UL l - r‘ 1- ) - V1 t0 overestimate its value, but it is certai th.t n. 1, u ~ _“ 1 h _ pmled at as earl)’ an BEE 8S DOSS- bloom of love. to hold hands than 1n t}; 1 f Ge e 111 d w. PU " U ' - “ill “is ion] -m “c advertising haé hla ed an iridis n bl n '1 liiizgada usllfzlll) ldileiiileoiasqiii “will. ma" He 5h°w5 very “mil-ed ma!‘ in a church pew? If they feel they day. aft-insult? wholligessenoiants to is were l" “W 3°°d “- ‘lua-ml’ 1t ll-"lhw i‘ l‘ h" l’°l-*"‘ “I me LlbFral‘ the d _ I ' fy . pe 5a e pa“ m cheese or isavory mixture, spread "Qlmml l“ play-he d°°5 the “m” can't do so ln church they will be above party, ls perhaps only may be’ m“ undue emllrmfllltll pa,“ ,._ N. P, unpnyiylgytlltllt. Briefly Cvc opnient o the lJiisiness._Tlie story the between lhen1~" I mu 5.9.1.: {irgélga ‘gcfgk “ilrlxdagvdeféu-‘Eugl; gifnpllll‘ probably not attend. and go where typical of the historical sense o: g, $511115? mag.’ Such excitement _ . - . . .i,x ,. -- Companies have to tell is a graphic and inspirnq attention to the adjective "thin - 9'"? they can. Or else they wlll prob- writer who In the same paragraph Y v 11 alse hopes which lllL» u l» . l . i e .i 1.15:. _ . f , _ va tm auto up and down. His pow- a] h t h my k5 Pr} R . would make more bltte th - v _ one. The number of‘ ersons who hav Y | “d “k m‘? lwslmallty .° 3m“ ers of initiative (startln d l ably Bd-lmlm l0 some quiet. place “V6 5 l. B 9 n I196 l! l‘ e dia- l") L H“ l "up" “d; ‘O be treated as a and who contin i t p ' e o“? comm“ m pmle“ “gam-‘l ‘he new things) are ‘small iianod h: “l: am" u" servlce- the" l“ m" vent pert fought Cromwell M’ we Battle appolnbmnt m bu“ u Sub‘ naHmm-l _< v i great finch]? l1€f o ‘time. ‘t eir ivelfare ‘to this gadwipgdgllagusleeSdgudgeltianggvicéiorhy content and happy w repeat ab to the“, romantic mcnnauons_ o! Worcester. , miseiptmdaelgmlséig: wreveal the V) VJ F" v F" l" ‘et “P _a,'\‘a"°“al Er‘? h“; uilflmng“, t?) 1m icmle lfrmectlrln '5 the years we have had fodflndufe the $335111‘), “gflffig, gzrgflgnihnfl‘; msgrign,aonmrljugnupaaelfllwallig: Undef The Sea Pl"'.‘ll*l7~ l ‘Ml “K {llhllulmer rchFf m <66“, 6f “fix-n is “on .mprfsswe_ a5 m" 5°"t3?O11°dvggpalfiicfiindsgirclliln”;gag; know or be told the truth so glint some acceptable swaln Ls holding 1T REALLY BAR!“ oiopr is‘ llllllllflllnllllcs and m an iiiiriit has bcco Sumtllc? Oliflalm"; l" lhls D°m' iabtiireirl. osc that it iiannlit possibly Sig: $331!’; ‘lfistedfifl Droced- her hand as 1f she were to be lri- , (Ham-ax ghronicye) MELBOURNE, Austrma_(w’ flll(lt'it\‘.il ‘ ‘prov. t» work for the uiicmp1o_\'erl. "Hinder ‘(ixpmfilgri' ishctlfli] L‘ n?‘ ‘(lmlbldthah 5"?" lac Dlckad hip, ausglfggesgactcetx; icmidp. e ° “o e19 u’ the gcgyaifcgegfg t? lltzzrgggillgrl" It tls dlfflttaglt. to resfialgi eiiltclge; mltgemiga thghsfifiool sult- “more 'i'1.-» l-.~-' a sisiem of Na- s ‘ _ ‘ ~ - S‘ POF-‘Ho-fln emment- "Bea" “"3.- “PS . _ ‘ " m" W" e “"5 A ° a r n2." Brighton . W,’ _ bl w l“ lvf “ll * lv IlPSIFJIlllE‘. In the promotion of such rowtl" on a pme “m? ll km“ anddoilk‘ she? been dl-‘wvemd l“ the "flue ‘l Cone” h“ dlscamed m.“ SPWKlCdI ttivbn 1W" i il\'~"~_1\l\l"i\‘“*. [he We“ i; n ‘ t I v . _g -' And now nigiedients iievei in- v Invemes5_ The potentialities are so straw beater Ln favor of a dgfk 1i P 1r“ 1m .......‘...." 121"‘ " " “-‘ ""‘ P“ t“ “i222: 5:: Compton MacKenzie’s em m“ immerse w“ *1“- g” "mt W‘ M“ Me"- , . . -< » ‘ ~ - ' l . m w’, HAM 5 “WT ‘m, “m: (“Wvrlnnent ‘VH3 _ e coii do more toiiductnc to the stabil- grossly mslabclezt I 5mm,“ n“. A large supply of good petroleum LONDON._(CP)_A Nu“ it_\' rind tirnsprrity of the nation. example that a Stp-Jk Symuid he 0n The I)uke would be of lnestimable value and plant who received $3875 amend‘ ‘ would be of enormous benefit: to- accident. 10st $635 on ‘a dog rag:

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Editorial Notes

Iaiiics Thomson. poet and song writer ("Rule Britannia") died this date. i748.

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"litllllt'rf‘l'0\\' is the one hundred and seventy.‘- sixih anniversary of the fniiiitling of Saint John N PL. by _lZllll(‘J~ Siiiioiirls. oi New England.

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Lady luccilsiuuir has returned a month a- head of the (Jovernor-Licncra]—presumably to hzivc the house iii order for his reception.

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The Fcilci-al litl\'('l'lllll(‘lll announces that it Cfllllltll give Prince Edward Islands liquor pro- fits, because we have prohibition Iicre. Alas and

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.\llllllll‘l‘ (ii-rnian girl claims she swam the liiiglish (Zlflllfl iii i5hoiirs.three minutes. That's ll0lllll'|_g'—COl’l'(‘g.'lll flew the Atlantic’ in le<F than (loiible that time.

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According to the lloii _l. li.. .\llCll€lll(l. .\liii- i~tcr of Fishrrics, his tlflllClllltl duty is to secuir suggestions from fishermen to ciiahlc him to

called a steak and not a sandwich, just. because lt restsdoii. a soggy piece of bread or toast. This noon I was served a section cf frled chicken the same way. although lf I had tried to eat it like a sand- wich I should have bitten straight Into a. thigh. And next, I suppose, we shall have half a broiled lob- ster, dlshed up under the same false pretense-A letter to the Kansas City star.

A small fortune awaits the inventor who can add two more years to the llfe of a rubber tire for farm tractors. At present the life of the average tractor is esti- mated at I0 years. the Lire nt 8 years. The lug assumes vital 1m- portancc when one rchlizes that retiring would cost at least $250, and im eighL-yc-ur-nlrl ti".\i'toi' is worth considerably less. Only rc- cently have Canadian farmers been demanding rubbci" lnstcrid of steel treads on their tractors. but already the bulk 0t‘ siilcs call for that. sort of equipment. Even sub- sidiary’ machines, such HS coin- blnes, binders, mid mowers. arc now being mounted on rubber. Advant- ages appear overwhelming. In ad- dttlon to more comfort and less dust, saving ln fuel through bet- ter traction is pliirctl at 2052i. Even lf they won't last as loin; the machine carried. rubber tires are here to stay‘. In the meantime, manufacturers iirc confident that. some enterprising country lad will rise to the occasion mid solve their

THE SHEAVES

Where long the shadows of the wind had rolled,

Green wheat was yielding to the change assigned;

And as by some vast magic un- dlvliied

The world was turnlng slowly lnto

gold, .

Like nothing that was ever bought or sold

I1. waited there, the body and the

min . And with a mighty meaning of a. kind

That tells the more the more It. ls not told. So ln a land where all days are ' not. fair. Fair days went on till on another