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- vered h Olly. I5 ‘Prhcu Idvurd II! d. “.50 Do: 101'!“

(II Id! 3 lulled to Canada III Illllod tos-

Ethat a systemzitic search of old Indian camping :‘grounds on the Island would yield many evi- Idenccs of aboriginal occupation—not merely listone tools and weapons. such as have already been found from time to time, but possibly ..pottcry and other relics of prehistoric culture as well. Mr. 5.\il'r1I was quoted in these columns recently as cmpliasizing the educational value of a provincial museum in which such relics, as ivcll as specimens of Island shells, rocks. vegetation, etc., could be properly catalogued and (llS|ll(|)'L'(i. _ Prince Iidward Island is the only province :which has not a public museum of some kind. '»In view of the interest aroused in historical and

rim euAiu.orr'rii:'rowN ounnoingt 4%‘

Editorial Notes

tuition." he says. I 3|!

Let us hope the visit of the President to the Governor-general presages a lasting peace in Europe. An Anglo-Saxon alliance both sides the water, however unoﬂicial, will act as a break on the greedy, bloody aspirations of nations_ spoil- ing for a fight.

X i I

“Stay out of Alberta" is the warning issued to British Columbia and Saskatchewan unem- ployed who may have ideas of going to Alberta for harvest work. Drought has cut down crop prospects and no work will be available for out- side help. report oﬁicials of the Government Em- ployment Service.

mail is destined to provide a vital link with the Atlantic and Plclﬂc

ado. route that air-mail loads car.- tied in Canada. during 1935 were almost double those recorded in 1934..-Irnperial Airways nu11et,1n_

5"" ¥P°I'lmenta extending over thirty years i. Melbourne (Aug- hulls.) man claims to have discov-

, Quurs

’; MONDAY. AUGUST 8, 193‘ servica hi] these time; ——- , -. E~ ,- , August has started in fine. airways um At‘.InUlc¢:=ii Iir.-«Prince mwuu nuns in 9301"“ 3; 5- 3 9°~ 3- °°"' "' “""' """ " E‘, f" Provincial Museum Needed all at an Plciﬂc. mu crrlosinz Canada um |!-!!-"’-""'*"”’- Summer! out so dond men 0; nirmsus: true, EWING Helme- y.- , , . . . A B 1 d my ‘'1 gpruoa an L 3 *' y i.,. ._; ——-————— _ A columnist in Governor KNox's Republican ‘’‘’°'‘'‘ "° Omliunction with . 010"!‘ In ' |’lIlﬂI|l° i. ii .: Interest in archaeological matters has been Chicago Daily News, announces his conviction Autfrflmmgllingmnif : lgizﬂoggn HAVE 1:er;r'iu:h:ln;il ‘xiii munnmﬁnvwcm mum!‘ h_ T_ . . _3*evived in Charlottetown by the holiday visit that P_'resident ROOSEVELT will be re-elected on table the ins-titut-ion in dud course 9. Joy, every look, delight! Green chutes, llntlioinoflcl. llodtfll I-Innueo ‘ -_here of Mr. HARLAN 1. SMITH, of the National “emotional and economic grounds.” So does the otma.tIieteur—nmu service '5tretclii.ng During the holidays from school curves and riopc:,] wade; lklﬂrulfgd 3“ WW7- ;.'Muscum, Ottawa. It is Mr. S.\IlT}{’5 opinion nut—seller at the White House stand; by in~ h -D a3'guX:>;1!l(fi°:I'l:h:ldt)e. Ifaisng gznxyenpgzearlitgtmuaykhzytfldtii g ::b‘;O!l1‘°I:a:l-¢f3I1.:nyed mu 0: OEADUATI muuuh“Mn ggu"_ 1,41,,‘ '0

us recommended by the school physician. It is E “conventient" time for the operation as there is no lost time from school.

However the parents may be un- decided about the tonsils because it means an anaesthetic, expense of operation, and a day or two in hospital. Baides they have heard

ered B. pmocss for the manufacture 0- -Wntihet-ic wood. His product, he holds. can be sown, planed and chiselled like ordinary wood but without warping, sh;-inung_ 0, 5pm. I ting. It is gminleas and non-in-,1 flunirnsble. N111‘; and screws driven “ into it will withsiand any xveasomi able Si-min. World protection has: been insured for the procwa which

of cases where the tonslLs were re- moved and the youngster still had as many "colds" or had further at- tacks or rheumatism and even heart disease.

Now it is true that youngsters who have had the tonsils removed can have attacks of rheumatism which may be followed by attacks of heart disease, but the point. to be considered is what is the “gen-

tionize for the better, the ii for ~ - ' ""'?— ll! Cllaflilllltﬂﬂll Gllaflilll social ‘rleform be satisfied, iiiiiuiiz ?veiiI;Ie:ttit- Notes by the Way mljdl uc FORUM |r..:::.;,~1..‘|;:.rl,;_.c:g_:y‘_‘::'j..-gents: :.r|...... tide of tiae people towitrd giieair public represent— ?_ PUB ' m‘ at m y

‘ﬂaw,’ u._,._c_,_ ,_ A ._d“;_,_. n_ ,_ ._ 8;lVCb un iergto iii cclzlmp lelte f lnge. And rione lfaut lvlﬁiegrtfncll no f u to _,,_,......n..c mm“. mm 30”,’ . .2 Idllu Ind Illuizlill Director. J. B. Biirlo“. In J. I a most an as ca y T ice, ‘I. reamerg 00k. or 21013 pro“:-In “ m the ' "M “ii ‘Qg|IjﬁIh—-L III -. Auoellto rum:-. irn-ii wait» no D. K. cum. any such transformation in the immediate ,nm_°ap“md”"‘: lyymmu M03‘. &"‘_,"‘:,":.,,,. .5. gglnlul . hm ‘aim! 0. mung‘, iournlnl mu: ti.-nu: ’l‘ﬂ'1’);|. ‘: future. if: 3: ' -i cu-rap-Iltllt iwsﬁrumg Gun‘

ARTS AND SCIENCE. FACULTY

the Bay of Naples or the Mediter- ranean. ‘

Golden day: that end gloriously in brilliant given and orange and purple sunsets. Opal dusk; that yield Ilowly to deep. iowelod nilhtl. Cool, scented nights that hire sleep so stilly, that eiﬂold her to softly-—

con-our pnponbry to Pi-uediiiul Focnltleli New ooiino In Public Ailmlnirti-Iilon.

Many vnlnhlo Ioliohrﬁlpu, on entrance and through the cannon.

THE PROFESSIONAL FACULTIES in Law. Mmicml. bniirisrnr. color In Imexcwcd reputation.

is about a year.

INOLUSIVI Inns, in the B. A. course av $100.00 a year; in the B. so. ooiirrc about $190

RESIDENCE

Shirred llnll, residence for woman. Olnfuliy Iiworvbeil ndilcntlol focilmeu for men.

representation proportionate to its voting strength.

In Winnipeg, the proportional ro- presenbrucn system is used, the electors showing their preference by numbers ,, ‘to the names of candidates in order of choice 1. 2, 3.

arci1:tcologic:il subjects by the Carnegie (lemon- scientific irivestigator-5 an over the 4 w In m try ‘"1 ,e . ecoun riiiings ere

stration lilirzirv, the time would seem to be op- 3'‘ 9“ world have been seeking in vain for oral" rule in these cases, and : v _ . . .' .- . ' .' ‘ ~ ' g ' ‘ _ yenrs.—Au:.vt ii 1 whether the removal of the tonsils me” "9 mme °’ m°’° “”dld“’°‘ y P°‘'‘““¢ {"1 “"‘>"l<“l1.LZ the .’lfl\IS’i.l)illfy of as The death is announced in Toronto of Mrs ra on press Bureau. prevent attacks of meumm the alternative vote 1, med, mug. mwenwd D. mayomy 0,, the “ow

ing the preference similarly. Where there are but two candidates they vote. of course, as we have long been

SARAH EMMA Dizs BRISAY, 93, widow of the distinguished poet and writer, Rev. \ViLi.iAl\i

uid accidents. In many instances.

rftablisliiiig such an institution. It might be pos- human life was deliberately en-

sible to do this with Feiierai assistance, if un-

tlsm and heart disease to any great.

Mr. Baldwin, in more than one‘ extent, f or

’ - - . . ti . majority of_ the rural voters of Manitoba have ed an opportunity to transfer the cost of main— *2‘ (Tlieir natural irrclim,tion is to '01:: ammgzu arm" ‘ marked their ballots for a change of Govern- tcriance from their own shoulders to those of 0“ °' "'°”"'"“°ﬂ'm'“ ml” Produce as muoh H5 D°-351b1°- 3"‘ tnins, three ntfamptgd to my MI’. Tea Poll Says:

‘i out atitmi.

,dertakcn in cuiijunctioii with the proposed Na- tional l’;irk, The opening of the museum at Fort :‘BCi'lllSL‘jUlli‘ .\':ttiIm:il Park on Satiiril:i_v is evi- 'dence of what might be accomplished in this direction. Years tigo there was an antiquarian society

:\l.MON DES Brusnv (Cyprus Goide). She had resided in Toronto since 1889. Born in Dal- liousie, N. B. of United Empire Loyalist stock, she was educated at Charlottetown and twice married, first to Dr. LLOYD P. PICKAVANT TocQL'i:, Windsor, N.S., and St. Martin's, N.B.

of his speetmes in defence of his course. has recalled that a year or so ago he declared that "sanctions mean war-" He manic: this‘ ap-.‘ P8!‘€’Ilt'Y as s. juetiﬂcaition for the‘ course he is new following; but does it not. in fact. put him in a still more difficult position? He knew

Realizing the amount of con- troversy that exists regarding the wisdom of removing infected ton- sils and how much it means to the health of childrerﬁ and the happi- ness of parents Dr. A. D. Kaiser. Rochester, N. Y , has for many years done intensive research work

accustomed to.

The system takes 0. lot of count- ing. Perhaps it may be beat under- stood by giving the words of John H. Humphreys, the secretary of The Proportional Representation society of London, who uys,—"The elector records his vote by putting the fig-

necd never be an accident at

lock of prudence. the beat protec-

dangcrcd by man’: mania speed. With ordinary care. there

level crossings. Where there is A ticn that the railways and public

authorities can provide will be futile. The unending list of avoid-

7_ in Cliariutiiiuwn, and niaiiy of our older read In 1889 she married Mr. DES BRISAY. Surviving We years mm mm sanctions meani on the influence of tonsils 0“ urel against the name of the cm. §_hl§_cuuu.ltics cuts 3 woeful re- 'ers will rt'.‘.'lll the great interest taken in the are one son, Capt R- TOCQUE. St Cﬂillﬁrmﬁs. war. If it has been his determine-' ’l“‘“m3“C 1“‘°¢“°" didnte he most desirestoseeelected. ' °“ u" h‘:,m‘“l‘ "“é"““°“°‘ pl'0C(.'(‘(llilf_f~ in‘ that urgzlllizntion. The addresses and four daughters in Toronto. “On 118“ “one not to let sanc- "T0 “-“"3” “*0 &m°“"‘ 0' The vote will be elven to that c-n- ‘’ "‘°"”'°“ 1"‘ °"° °"° ' 3* * 3k tions develop into war, why the i.in- Th°“m*‘“C mteclbn in Children didirte. The elector can in addition, _ , A college campus resilience lcr women;

delivered by the society members, as reported in the press at that time, contain :1 fund of valu- able ini'<>i'iH.ilioii about the early history and tra- ditions of the I’ro\'incc. No doubt also many relics were L‘Ull(‘t‘lL'(l by the members. These have been lost or (li<pcl‘sc(l because of the lack of

Italian celebrations of MUssoi.1Ni’s 53rd birth-

Contrary to expectations there were no day last week. Anniversary congratulations were discreetly forgotten by the men who surround

IL DUCE at his work. If a family reunion was

position ofysanctions last. October’); By his own showing he either faced lmowmiiiy in October a war from which he shrank back in horror in June, or he knew that sanctions that he intended to see lmlposed were no‘. the kind of sanctions that|

whose tonsfs have been removed. nnd in those whose tonsils have not been removed Dr. Kaiser had the parents of 48000 children inter- viewed. Of this number. 20000 children had had their tonsils re- moved. and 28000 had not had

put the figure 2 against his second choice, and so on. when an elec- tor's first choice receives more votes than are sufficient for election. the excess votes are not wanted. It I candidate has been marked as the next choice on one-third of the

The Vimy Pylons

(Saturday Night) Pyloria are 511 the rage in mem- orial architecture just now. and the Canadian Memorial at Vimy is en- tirely in the fashion. Fifty years

beautiful iniis surroundings. with r oi the Atlantic and its delightful inlet the North West Ami. Complete modem cpl: poiiitrnaiis. iitcluding comfortable study. for, udipoupolrooina. Cueolhuliliby midenl trained mine: facilities for oiacic;

3 proper iiuiisiiigr accomodation such as fl museum held it was carefully kept.out of the press. he hm in mind when he sud that their tonsils removed. From the p8-per8'0f the elem?!‘-l Cﬂndldﬁlﬁ 1" ,3 we be“ may,“ mm“ . . . .. would Il.i'l0l'tl.I' . MUSSOLINI, the Fascist attitude proclaims, is sanctions meant war—es a cCnL‘n- 't*§:‘1Th°$'m‘;’u:h:yPT:;ﬁ2:Sngzgmrig ;§§]°:'°:t,2::':’$,'g,g§t:h§“'g,‘:1“:;e:: we:-, .11“, 01:13,, mdugwengy. :"l“:l|'|°;‘:""‘°°‘l|““‘|l‘”9‘.?l"":'f“l'€"lw‘l‘,'£

Another factor entering into the question today is lili.‘ tourist trade. It is surprising to see the amount of interest taken in antiquarian sub- ‘ jects by our summer visitors. Many of them have expressed surprise that we have no pro- vincial niusetiin. In recent years, largely through

ageless. He himself has made “youth" the theme

is the Fascist hymn played or sung after the Royal March on all state occasions. Hence, na- tional silence marked an event which adds an-

song of Italian politics. “Giovanezza" (youth)

other year to the life of a man whose own dic-

izency. of coune, not a certainty.- Winnipeg Free Pr&s.

As the rays come from the sun. and yet are not the sun, even so, our love and pity, though they are; not‘. God. but merely a poor, weak

lem often in those whose tonsils had been removed. Rheumatic fever which is usually B. severe type of rheumatic infection was likewise reported with tcnsils removed there were 37 percent fewer cases with rheumatic fever Chorea— St

choice on one-fourth of the papers, he rec ives one-fourth of the sur- plus, a d so on. In this way the returning officer, Acting always in strict accordance with official reg- ulations, gives effect to the wishes of the electors.

five years ago they had rather I pnsion for Doric or ionic colon- nodee. Neither an obelisk nor a colonnde looks like much on the field of I decisive modern battle, which is apt to cover some fifty miles of rolling ground; ;o it is fortunate that Mr. Allward (who ought of

Lrigelilinry ind every provision lot siudentr' comfort. One of Canada's finest college irsidrrius For uh, uh ail;-Hula-um nil. in. Wain. Shlrvdl mu.

, the entc~r1>ris_e of lit. 11. R. 5te\var_t, former tates nmst keep him l1erPbtuall)’ young. il1i:I‘IG9 pkrltd reflection or H,zm,i £\"‘§itl(:-;t£1?1an1Ic‘e:1f;$ne;‘<Ji1t:‘i>gxsysjgt m;“z_lVll“::'eh;ill;l;e:':;_’§7<>!l‘la;11%‘:sB§.UH: com“ to have . kmgmhmd H W ‘ De ut Provincizil Secrctar ', inanv l'CliCS of ol- 5% Bk BK “°“° 95' °°m°- 11 “*9”, ,, . remains in the running until there had not made 1:01: of ourselves by __P Y _ _ . ) . _ P _ 15 memy in om. hearts It comes moved as in those iiltli tonsils. mama] Rem, u )n itical and historical interest were acquired and Beneath the tall grass of a little iihaiitloiieil {mm the fountain 0, 'mmy. H Muscular rheumatism. called r;°t'l_“‘:u:“";l3“';_ Vcmld ,l:"§:3py,m an :1“, H 512"” pg: I I placed in fitting siirroiiiidings m the (,onfeder- graveyard in Stormont county. in Eastern Oii- there is the light of love in us, it is? "Brewing pains yms found IIIHIOSE ates‘ n he ,5 than at the hon”, ‘bout Wm, 1“-3, am, of mm, uA'_gyAx:g¢qV‘ sgg-rm as often in tho: with tonsils re ation Chamber. [his work is being continued tario, have been found the graves of Joint 8 my from the full Sun of Hb love. moved as in mm‘, who Sm had of the poll, he is declared defeated. :-:—:—-————u:- by the present Deputy, Mr. Fll’.l.l)lI\'G'. But there SANDFIELD MACDONALD, first Premier of Oii- ‘Ch”5' Kmgslel“ their tonsils, but" g-heumm,1c_ heart 31‘: ggevféﬁi “*9 3°‘ Wﬂvxwﬁ y are other things worthy of preservation, thro\v— tario, and SIMON FRASER, famed Canadian ad- disease was found more often in “Enable ‘or 3;,’ Ey°.£,.‘.‘Vmx,_ choice ' ing light tipon an almost infinite variety of siib- venturer. who was the first white man to view ‘-50 m“0h "NSC €13?‘ , rt:°5(‘)’v“g"° had “°i Md “ls” "°“5"3 The candidates at the bottom of the , jects of local interest and importance which the Paciﬁc from the western shores of this con- 3 't ‘ 1°"'_ “paid W".dW's'i E. d gm. _ 5 L 1 the 9°“ 3” d°°"""°d d°‘°“"‘d' °“° “‘ " y would require other accoimnodation. In fact. tinent. A friend of Premier Mirciii-:LL HEP- $l,:1n,::,;“,:;.avé:L:5'y,f°uti1,fu,§,?,§ {’,,‘e"‘§§,‘,‘.‘,* parents. of) 480000 ffhlldxllijfl m<Turely $°;J,1;;m’flé°°°55‘l $'m";%£°:;‘:‘,;‘ % mm JUST RECEIVED " we shall probably be surprised at the wealth of BURN, interested in the history of his con1inun- lowing figures as interestirg as 1 '1 K°°d1Y ““"‘b°"’ tell ‘*5? say. in B five-member area, five . Sh‘ f museum material we possess, if we once mrikc- ity, found the graves in a little cemetery near St. 1115- They we aimed from the [ m';l:!‘:15:“cYlS!:1tYt'-;F>c1:§l1f’;V{_C:11;ﬂ'in ctﬁgf cn,ndl]g‘gtte3l ugh summd by ‘p_ FROM OF Tllli‘ A Fresh ipment 0 a start in Elssﬁllllillllg it systematically for the Andrew's. He sent word of his discovery to the Lone°d1;sne”EnI;a,_&I,¥d¥:31i}1§“:b£lf,l;€‘},r:;: fen whose tonsils have been re- 13:30,: agpyggngtﬁi ul;:€°,:m$ I-aloe of spice benefit of Ourselves and posterity. Premier who ordered arrangements be made to qu,,,.m.'°; 1936, -«The Ummd swag moved, initial or beginninn attacks oponsed by my on, pm’; .11 .‘ec. - - - h18hWlY.¢00l Ind mm 3”; 3... nun; rm? care for the graveyard. sent goods worth £23.8l7.6'll (roui3vh- ‘. °‘r'h,,°:"'t‘,',’,:lSs,,m“’3,::;,'§“:ol,:':,'i1,y “{,,‘,’,°,,', '0“ ‘"1 W“ ‘"97 h“° ‘°“‘° mm Au“;-gn‘ up ‘mg mtmny gown. mm Ginger loot Ixtnci. Bracke" 5 Defeat * 3* T ‘V ‘m'°°°'°.?°’ and Wk £6‘98”5-9i bgen removed. A‘.-{tin dciith rate §§‘,,,§,§‘*§,_,’,°,*;;,°‘;.““'*“°*‘i ml‘ 9”” Ginsu’ Coﬂlhl ———-—-—- Mr._Ioi1N D. ROCKEFELLER jr., just re- "°“5h,l.y $“5'°°°'°°°) .1“ B"”‘l““in.rnon children whose ton.sl‘s have I an , ‘ , _ Prom rippled water to dnppled sugar. mm nu-us - - - goods —i.r=ttcr in Chr stlari °cienoe 3 I’ 99"“ we“ “HY °°mPu°| “ There is food for thought in the following turned on the Cunard white Star liner Queen ‘ ‘ ‘ " been removed is less than in those [gd'but1n nsnyhut ,5 euy w m. WHIP. ' h \ ' V ' ' Mommr’ h tonsil have not been re- cm L d h u, Prom purpled glory to scarlet All the above nuke Inn! comment ont e .lamtoba election results by the Mary from 3 bnef European mu;-_ told me re. :____ V we 5 Hm W y 0 counting of the pomp, ‘ammo. 0' mm‘ Sydiileyyl Pélsf-7‘(.'L'0rd I porters that he thought Mr. J. P. MORGAN was "W lh-It lepliéillxrm Hyixt)l:): m°"°d' "Mn! luck I time in nu ' e RACKEN overnment's genera record “very, very conservative" in his recent estimate 3 “55° “ 3” ‘P °“"‘“.“ °Y°v '3“ ‘F-‘M "53- ____ has not been_brilliant, but neither has it been that the current rate of government expenditure “",,,,,“,,’{f’{’,,‘ S:;dmx:,l,1éwJ;,ye waidamﬁm The Drought A Boon. Dang-er Rye] And tﬁfllfuﬁmt hen‘ ‘mm hm t° ’ particularly discrctlitable--:it least in the past 4 would dissipate the private fortunes of the coun— French communists are lending (Sydney po5,_Rec¢,,d) ' o . . i. . . . . . PRESCRIPTIONS years._ Its defeat might have been averted in nor- try within thirty years. “Really,” said Mr, active support to the Silanisli gov- Auger-ding to Associated Press re- Crossings -, mal times, but, as it is, it has become a poliii- ROCKEFELLER when MR. MoitGAN's state- ”““‘°“‘ "*9 Vxslbmihs °‘ 9” l'>’95- ports, railrozd economists are es- 11“ Mud 3°“ ‘uh °' m° ‘nu’ IHIII Volt F'll9I'IP“V||| ‘° “1 casuapy in a campaign of its Own seeking mcm was 11 dt h. H t. n ,1 I ant revolution there are becoming timating that the majority of Amer- (Mcnoton limes) noon. -_ d . . . . ' 53 ¢ ° '5 'f’ 9“ '° v C“ 0")’ 8“°55 glarlndy apparent. Spain right new loan runners will be richer as tr re- It is extnordinnry thnt, not- '31“ 5”?!“ 50°18 01 tho cold new “I1 er ccfmotmc and social conditions no G_ov- about that. But I Will say that I think Mr. lslike 3. house on fire in the very suit of the drousm W"‘°“ h” Vlthswnding the object lesson of moon: Dirponnol carefully by as- ernment in Canada has so far been able to with- MORGAN was very, very conservative_ He gave middle of a crowded street of high- brought hardship and min to many recurring tragetiien. many motorist: no ' pegungqi arunm. stand. It ilil ed for the r 1 o . - v . 1 inflammable structures. There is during the last few weeks. still insist on momtn what wand 0! the hollow sen re- I Y ru a v te boldly stren our fortunes a ood ion time 1 h v 7 . - - - ' . 8 8 - es: 5 “S ‘">’ The theory is that unless dry they consider to be their he of 19-80 rnii onion c.o.o. pro-aptly Iousiv ruthicssl assin 1 l t i he ' ' iv 1” “Em”? WW ‘ail °“ h°'W m‘ we , . ,. ), p _ g egisa ion 0 t most conservative, dont you think? ommegmuon my spmad and me wegthef had destroyed pm of ma w,y_ when “Hwy. cm“ the from the stormy tumult to starry guarded Io. radical character to aid and foster and coddle the * 3* ;“ Lamb of Nam“ 15 m M comb C,-up there would have been is mar- puhuc m¢hw.y,_ to m : Yarmin communities, lift’ th b d f ' ' ' .. omen . ket glut which would have driven omcm gngym og gumgm um“ mom an l taxatiog from country Stb i‘(:\%fl Sheltueiriiigs :1; Ga~alf:(ii2?y5pfl'i:i:l(:;pt?fr ﬁt: hQi:bl)cc Colic‘ ‘lie gcoltﬁlwmg-; T31‘! gﬁtgﬁégmilgin ex WW3 ‘-0 10W leV9l8- T0‘-811:8-5hhX‘% by the Dominion Board of Railway z:§h;::’b:;‘9“‘°’ l°I3“:&° Von-1: ' » _ v ' ' - a s a. cen ate! ua e ‘ ' "ms t cam In trim your- , tartan rnortgagors from foreclosure, protecting provision foi' aged heads of families even diiring “I, name’ - inn is lv1v1(:d1l‘lilIil‘-uiS‘l:Eb1'e (i:Il"0;m:Ill.e1: gogd ma Tim,;,i::er:,',c,d‘:nu°m:: g nay’: and! I 6 2 the PT0P<?Ffi€S 05 the laflllﬁfs from execution the difficult times of the depression which means “em ‘M -and I ‘ lm°°“' Tm‘ "h°°ry 1'” been expel" ”“"‘" °"°“"‘5" ll‘ ll” °°"‘“"Y - - - . ’ Wm‘ "m'°“’3h “ ‘may “M11 °n icnced as fsctbyfarmera on severe) d 1 of 1, ml 7'53‘ ‘N IN 10!! of the 09011 Iprocessesfor debt, giving telephone services and that adult children have been discharging what the Nova sco;ian cos:-'.. No doubt occmom m we mm It expmm egzlnirbp perod I mon d;lm- m“_ in Great George street other utilities to the rural population below cost, is not only a ﬁlial duty but a legal responsibility. me °’°p°“m°° he acquired n""“"' the support many of them have giv- 1-e5pu::5g;]_°c:°f g,,e.;,,17:o,,. gm '1” mm "30 '-""93 '“~h°\lf- I 1014- and making the urban population pay the piper If they are now to be relieved of this obligation if, :2; fl“? ‘;oje“",°°va‘?:a’E;g W’ glengilthxglgtlfu g;_>;§$- occurred. in twenty instance: ‘ °‘"““"

on a staggering scale. In the face of all this, a

merit. The explanation is obvious. The existing tendency to vote against the powers that be is stronger, even in the favored back-section settle- ments of Manitoba, than electoral gratitude for unexamplcd Governmental paternalism.

If there were the slightest doubt that this Manitoba election result is in the main due to the prevailing trend against all Governments, it is disposed of coinpietely by the returns from the _ Winnipeg polls. Winnipeg returns 10 members at large, under the P. R. system, to the Manitoba Legislatiirc. The candidate who headed the polls in that city on the first count was the erratic, ir- ftlponsible ex-Judge STUBBS, who ran as an __ _',".l9Ihndent. Iicxt to him stood thg Communist

. _CX. t e campaign manager of TIM

2"“ 111.31: Federal election last year. The en-

‘ llgd ‘ixttylyiyese two radicals sug- ~ .. l innipeg is riimpantly

’§dt'h§‘g§“:h‘ town be abandoned in face

at Rabbi Wnl Conser t‘ third, and tlm, in nu thva we, ran - - . . _ _ . . c Conserv- native vote in Wu-rm ,_ ,mm“enbl h. h , than that of any ' dings er .«phl’lItlOn of course iii that "y,_' '_ against the Government, elm gig, *

at the public expense, or if they are to be afford-

the taxpayer, the conditions ought to be made extremely rigid. Inability of a son or daughter to continue support of an ascendant as required by the code should ‘be proved under exacting tests, and wilful misrepresentation, particularly if such is made under oath, should be followed by salutary punishment. This would involve no injustice to anyone and would give the taxpayer assurance of some protection.

Declaring that Mr. Duruzssrs had gone back on his agreement with MR. PAUL Goum "almost on the morrow of its signature," Mn. HORACE PHILIPPON, Action Liberale stalwart, charges seven speciﬁc breaches of faith:

i. Replacing "or trying to replace" certain A. L. N. candidates in November's election.

2. Attemptingiexclusive control of meetings, radio broadcasts and election funds.

3. Promising, before the election to certain A. L. N. men who now occupy prominent posi- tions in the new National Union, "certain mat- erial advantages and promises of portfolios, to induce them to shut their eyes to injustices against A. L. N. members.

4. The financial "irregularity" aforemen-

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pe-nines of our times is the decline in eloque ‘ ptbiic akers. This, irrit which was oonsi eicd no esoen- g uni and perfected by great men of, the pair. has given way to the bore- aome habit of written speeches. Sir Austien Ghamfoerluin in his book, "Down the Years," shown the rea- son of pnrliameritnrians. He admits iiheic are no Ciladsnno, Dismelil or Joseph Ohomberlains now, bit. rates present governments above the past on account of ter-ritoriirl expansion and an ‘ conditions in general. Therefore members have less time to devote to public Nevertheless speedier rcadinthol-Iousear~ene-vu-ulm- prcasivc as those eloquently deliver- ed and are injurious to traiditiom and curtains. TIIM. it is difficult to

increasingly farmers are counting their return: in money, and when iooo bushels are worth more than 1500 the agricultural producer imi- later the industrial producer — he plays the monopoly game. He tries to restrict supply in order to im- prove pi-ices.

Recently in the United States he has had help from Washington. He says manufacturing has long hsd similar help through tariffs which restrict imports in order to keep prices up. And he argues that if crop curtailment by welther is ben- eficial for farmers, then crop cur- tailment by agreement —— with no farmer mined and all sharing in improved priceo—io even better. If the drought in a boon, go is a plow- ing-under program.

We may not like the theory or the practice. We may make distinctions between form and factory produc- tion. Yet we must recognise that former: will not raise much if the community pay! them more for lit- tle. What then of the community? certainly the drought is no boon to it. It will have lean to eat and pay more for it.

automobiles nu into the side of

the railway ahead of

engines, one did not have his cor under control, eleven approached crossings at excessive speeds, two drove past the watchman’: signal. twenty drove under the gates ll they were being lowered. four drove through loworcd gates. and thirty-acvm dilonrded ﬂop rig- mls. when. u the Montreal Go- iietto pointedly , ' .

motorists lcorn the A. B. O. of their dutynthntunyrhoumwlyone Careful? The exercise of elemen-

tary core undoubtedly would have

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