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member 0(

@IllU 'll

that luwlh the the )|acMi.1lan G-overnme

canes.. hishvuy nw .tame by the '

(marlottetown and Borde mar. He was also aware duced rate was oN-I-|1106 Macllillsn last NUWW mobiles crcssinlf Oli ferry, and that str0D8 tions are beinz made 1° reduction this year- 'Iii an current knowledge who has followed the Is papers, as Mr. Maobea

does. But who but gentleman

the House of Cornm0n!

ting, as something new

that these identical me

ba adopted! He vas ass

Prime Minister that way work in Prince is bo be undertaken.

the railway. This inf

the news columns, and

with measures whi¢l\ t

uaesany. was \l1'°*4Y ktltiml

TIHELY A DV

readers the »usl'¢l¢i°°l sssper ia today'l N ragocting the advlri

Woof cellar aocommoda muhting of heir pots

nberwellr

hw "gh aeeomsnodati

constructed at little e

emphaaiseatheiaot

auch means of Pf°'»¢CU

gage, until the DNd\1°¢

ed from the farm at the mg, marketing reauieti

d little avail.

ur. l-sooner is 0°* °f °

parlenced P°¢\'0 P"°d“°

advice which he offers mwgug experience. 'ation that statins A farmera ¢°ii¢i'\“Y

ihl

“Gellar Week” is cafrilfd earl be no Question but

e¢slt ln material benc ldtry. .

Sr Walfofd Dlvill

pointed Master of the K 1; maeeession to the late mu, began his notabl . ghqir boy in S. O80!

Windsor, at the age of afterward became of!! Born in O¢we9ti'y-

septerriber 6, 13, he bec ister at Bt. G€01'8C'¢ lin Parratt, whose pupil h

ues to isno, ana from

ed a thorough ground best. tfwditions of A081

_ this time he

he -

music Dul'lh8 Pl!! Of :served as organist at. t.

twenty-one. he won a for composition at the lege of Music. l"¢\r YC received his doctorate

Cambridge. At the Royal

udied under

Milla, lir Walfcrd st Ilry. Stanford and

ia ilil, he succeeded th

ad as teacher of oounte

After serving as Often Aane's Soho, and later Qurch. Hampstead. ha IQ. erlanist and dine Gd! of the Temple Ch

habegantosatabllshh

asavirtumooftheorgan

empsunewrirotlia ser.

air

iii? iii-

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wouldha

qare_uaist.s¢r.a. .emtainly

mahlrs. lcthing

ndi - lim. -

rted

rwsdzn

Dominion

ed the idea of K0"

Edwa

and that so

far as car ferry rates w

ed, the matter was in t

ormation, of

aoiurle, was no more news to Mr. llsdean than it will be Wihsentsi but it looks E mrd. It represents him planing the interests of king his name PH'/m

he initiative

pf hi; opponents, federal

We commend to L-12

donations af all Our

rum t-lit

. H0099!

tha

If his Gill' Pri u

fit

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swans .éucc

nlst.

pei, Windsor. In 1900.

ars later he

fusokst

rpo

ff0li\1.lU1ll2wastl'ie

wal ' -

portan

iii

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mpdhsearsoio vaiees.

jg _

led

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ii! him

ighthood on he re-

tiremen David Lloyd George as `s>rime :sinister in lm

Sinn IDM, sir Walford Davies

has lectured frequently at home and abroad. hom 1910 to 101! he served

as examiner for musical degrees at Oxford and Cambridge. He has re- ceived honorary degrea from the Universities of Leeds, Gll-I0! and Drblin, is a Commander of the Royal victorian Ckder and a mem- ber of the Order of the British b- plre. His; mmt dlstihlul-Shed wbrk il probably "Everyman," which was produced in 1901 during his most prolific period of competition. Like the position oi' Poet Iaureate, the post of Master of Kings Musick is chzefly honorary; it carries with it more kudos than cash.

WHY THE SECRECY?

The new Liberal Premier of Nova

Scotia is finding out that lt is one thing to make election promises, and quite another to implement them. One of the Liberal election pledges wus to give the legislature infor- mation respecting the Liquor Com- mission. when colonel rramngton, Conservative Opposition leader, pointed out that answers to his questions about the price paid for Montreal beer had not been ans- wered, Premier Macdonald bluntly replied that he did not think this information should be disclosed.

It may be pointed out in this con-

nection that while the Conservative Government in this Province made no pledges regarding the furnishing of information of liquor vendors* purchases under the Hohihition Oarrmission, full details of these transactions were tabled during the legislative session for the benefit of the Opposition melnbera

Compared with other broken

Pfvmisel with which the Macdonald administration is accused. this mat- ter is not a serious one; but it throws a revealing light on the at- titude af dse Nova Scotia Premier towards his election obligation.

UNITED ACTION

'vvhile there was general agree-

ment among members of the Pio- vincial Imgislstuse as to the im- portance of the l>\‘°P°S°d Dominion legislation for marketing of natural products, there was some uncer- tainty, during the passage of the enabling bill tru-ough the local House, as to the attitude which the other Provinces of Canada were taking. A recent news item in a 'Montreal exchange is to the effect that all the Provinces an joining in supporting the bill.

The last of the Provinces to do

so was Quebec. Premier 'rasehereau has just tnfonned the Quebec leg- islature that his Government would

co-operate with the Dominion Ad- ministration by bringing down "an act to aid in the putting into effect in this province of any Federal Mt having as its object the mark- eting of natural products of Can- ada."

In British Columbia the special

Powers Act gives authority to GOV- emment to control industry, fin- ance and business, thus mabling it to eo-operate in the Dorninimw ef- forte.

A bill to empower a director to

regulate trade and industry in such a manner aa to maintain fair prices is before the Alberta ueimtun.

Baakatchewan has alread! Pllled

a provincial marireting act.

Manitoba is preparing one for

presentation in Jime.

Ontario has had a marketing

boardforsolrietimeandhasissdi- mtssitumamditmwsoopsr- ate with the Dominion and the oth- er provinces.

New B'\mlwick ll

ldward Island have passed

tion to bring them in line; Nova Bootle. is preparing such leg- islation.

'lhus in he lpaoe of a few weeks

all the pvvvinen have rallied to tha call of the Dominion io help inau- urata a lptem whereby the De- minioawouldsetupaboardtooo- QII8 with povirscial boal& ill

ié

allnaturalweductsaa-

hiaaolthanatiosibminaa.

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u?.'Ulltieal interest centres lar the

beingiailissndarstsdarailvr-

inD0\|¢h0l1ol\i. Ontario. issubsralmaasadsvae-

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§l§§§§¥¥§§§§ 5?! §§€g§i§ §i§‘§rl55§5 ‘ 2if|»?i¥Vq §§%l§§§§5? titii iiiiéiitgll in rig

institute, d home.

Members and in the Brit

Mr. Churchill always memorlm h.is|

yet most critics think he is bestil

midst of a debate. Mr. sonar 1aw.5l says a London correspondent. had]

it as he walked up and dowiiil

without a note. with the altentionl

knew exactly which waistcoat poc- "

ket to dive in for each quotation. I I fancy he had them numbered in his

art of conversat on, is leaving a hostess with no ideas on entertain- ment except setting up two or three

ment. Probably it will not be long I now before conventions, groups and

school curricula. Music is there al- t

plex social life as well as a girl who can play a six no trump hand with

schools. how the parents would en joy helping the children with the c

Liberal members of the British Columbia legislature recently ex- 5 nibiteu at once a sublime faith in '~

sion to his will. lt was the occasion cf the long night session when the Special Powers Act was forced through committee. Premier Pattui- lo. his urbane smile now one, his chin thrust out. was thereio assert his authority. and how he did as- ssrtitloftheboasted freedomof party action there was not a trace. The master! whip cracked and the tame Liberal members walked up ons by one and went through tha hoop. Some of them grumbled a bit, some shook their heads and drew back. But they all went through.

In 1741 llandel went to Ireland

taking with him something of price- less worth, a few sheets of paper

something which stirred the world.

said. in 23 days an amazing record

duced for the first time at a rehear-

and afterwards given on the 1381 for I. Dublin charity. The hall in

700 instead of the usual000by persuad

swords and the ladies withmxt

was given again in June. and in

Second being present. It was then

Hallelujah chonss began. for the strength and dignity of the opening bars oi the stirring piece caused the king to leap to his feet, and the whole house, seeing what His Maj-

reds, and thinks that men wno are not shirt worshippers are more re- laible than the strut!-era in col- on He is probably right.

'Did you evu step to tllhk that

advertising mahas the balanced news paper? Because advutising is as cur- rent as news-u should be-4dver- tisers find the newmaper tha meet pmiiuotiva agency as measured by actual rmults. It is the depln&bia day~b_v-day voice-naea of charms and bargains in the rnerchaadisix, program. ‘his homewife is intlrlt- edinwhst thefvodstoresaredfaf- ing today. in what the departmmt ltolashsvetnaayaholltthepoe [RSI Of las" uns al GEIIUEQ ll f iw wl.nd0"-s' 01 the MINI* pages. Iven the elalilisd cdtlsla have their ll-imaa interest still. bcsuse of this all-round dvil. the newvpsp-~r is tha danIdQ¢ advtthing medium. 'lb IQIIVOK blli rilull-I. to ba run. adsl# in newspapers must as attsscdve. aawq, consistent, truthiw. --

H i a 5 B

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wssawrlxaolsxrlomaaas

is ii a§§§§§ii#i§E§ §’§§3§5° §§§ iliiiii is .3-étéifiii §.§§FE§§aEE

spechas without f°°d h“'m‘

be invariable Par- but nowadays _“muy ,md

ldnistcrs, - body pm"

ls.hHouseofOcmmons.\ssecopiousund ‘

notes, and some even read thelrlhe speeches from beginning to end.lum

though t.his'is still contrary to theta, of me

rules of Parliamentary procedure.i‘-ore mm w

big speeches like a West Emd actor. §¢¢m mon mm “omni or 1° or

when speaking impromptu in U12 'cause is sought ffl' this high or low

the best memory for a spew-1 He;i=r=nr:_‘i: 1, minnesota Medical once dictated one to me, which wasi-Ioiufoa, made a study of the condi- about 5,000 words lang, compos1ng|t-loans tim: are found when the meta-

smoking |. cigar. He delivered it,|1ow normal.

at only one ,,U,d_ Bu; he vu gtfatigue, weakneemordrowsineas fol- genius of method. He often quot.ed‘1°W¢d by ICM# I-lid P1125 thwlllh-

d » his p°ec_he_,_ md d ‘y had Olli. tile b0dy, DGIVOUAIISB, 8Wl‘lllCh nxlfuaflouuzm in hu p0c;,_,_° He trouble, constipation and over-

mmm, cases, Drs. Carey and Brumneld .aus-

°”d "'m°’- Ll 5 mnt" 1°’ UW' tion, where the infection has lasted

P°1m°*‘~1 D0-YW'-'> Wm 5931” "° Cam' may be due to laik of nourishment Prim for the i1w1\wi°n 0! 1 st-rims or of the right rms of food. mr course in cont-rect bridge in our instance. insofar as "nominating"

Willy. and who is there eo bold I5 stimulates action for the amount

to say that a. girl who can play the eaten three times as much as fats-

whom" br H da¢mym‘ the gmc other cause of the low meta-

grou _ `

piano will get along in our com- cream, butter, fat meats-and six

perfect poise? And just think, too, The thought then ip that when when contract is taught in the the above mentioned symptoms- - f

home-wol»g:_Edmorlwn Jeun-ml, metabolism test shows that thc rate

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their leader and an abject submis- 'gl' U” ‘”‘°““t °f me" md Q3

increase the rate of the body pro- cesses.

His twenty years beside the water-

Had made him deaf to suenoe so

which made a king start to his feet, rx,” or the '_h\md¢.m‘ e.“nn-.

It was his “Memlah.” Written, it is He mum not mdemmd lm ,ut Q

for a work of this kind) it was pro- Bunn", my ba; on mlm” up

sal in Dublin on the 8th of April of “Bins my-f upqn a, mek-hound

Fishamhle streetwaumedetocontsin one night he woke hi quiet that lay

ing the gentlemen to come without And black as midnilht P00!! 'Ni' hoops in their dresses. The Messiah The din of it was sword llillwl Nl

ms it was produced for the first Not to ss inet or to ss understood: time at Covent Garden, George the Bincc there was nothing milht re-

that the custom of standing for the H! |0118?" the mmblm' 1°” _ md

esty had done. stood with him, re- °` maining on their feet till the last '

chord of the great chorus was struck. lt was a wonderful moment. wh” Y” nd mu, 5 -¢

*i but vestmaab

sir Malcolm A. asm-ima. speak- m:°m“,_ "' '°'

ing at the luncheon of the League

of Optimists in London. stated that guy wks peered lalil- Britiahers should rely upon the factory Glasses from aarwlll

strength- of the character of the back ap ith statement.

man and women of the nation.

"which has nevezdfailed us yet." E_ W,

Then he proceed to say; "Black

shirts, blue shirts. green shirts, J. S. TAYLOR _

Communists, Stafford Crlppses and Upiomeirbts

other exotic weeds are but rank ggi” aal A501

undergrovrth horn of seem waited

by foreign winds," Sir Maltoln, be- .__

sides being an avowed opti _~i., ev-

idently has no use for pil. s md *

. f

ut’ » Sutra ia.. sal]

dd; lime hearth

abovathsllrmal isnorisaiatsm-

keqllnliily

s' 5 5

When the rate ig 10 or more per

nnre per cent below normal some

ate. Drs. J. C. Carey and Helens Paine

lolic rats is 10 or more per cent be-

The outstanding complaint was

eight. Although lack of thyroid juice vu ikrly the cause of moat d these

ct however that there may he

lic rate in at least a certain

p of these patients

For instance a number of these w rate cases may be due te infec-

or a considerable time Another cause of the low rate

he body processes to work, meat

imea as much as starchea-potatoes read, sugar. '

atigue, weakness, nervoumss, and onstipation-are present, and the

t which the bod? processes are orklng is below normal, a search hould be made for any infection in he body, and the infection removed,

hould be increased. before living he patient any thyroid extract to

??1f:,rf lhmuhout

Dm Ol' SILINQ

fall

that new,

constant call.

how

the roar

&h0l'¢. e

deep

in a wood:

sleep

store his Dolce.

found release. . . .

-Charles Oiuf Olsen.

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vga. r 5 5 égii E. aéieégfi iii; §§5 =§ Ergfgr $5555 E°5§it3§ *§i=‘l nrtaésiutii a§E5;§'ar;§ ie§E°' §§ iitiii tie§§isti§l}.a

farman

have the warehousm and Bismmeralda if the fa ,

Potatoes

tect farm.

pearance go, bu

the houses have very mil: nadseusr at au. new

ly are growing

from lotelescreaofpotatoesand 5 acres of turnips and have about °“°"¢h NUI' ¥°0m 101' 3 acres of potatoes and l acre of zurnipai I Venture to My :soo to 2.ooo. Why not ict us fry and remedy

this matter in theinext month bg- 1°" We let °ii the land. and 1 feel sure every farmer who does, will f°¢1 *M beneni this fan, when the buyer in the U.8.A. realises that we do not have to clean out the shsds` Uld old barns before November lst and do not have to sell until th; P”°° U *l'i|8f°-¢'0l'Y. then and then °11lY my We hone to get what is HBHUY Ours in regard to price. _ Now sir. let Mr. Pamler take his ovvnhouselsltllkemyhouse on me farm? It covers 35 feet by 30 feet. with a cellar 12 feet by 12 feet, 5 1-2 feet deep. If it is and they gg in *-5* l>°tato business or growing po- “WH H A min crop, let him ne bv-ry and enlsrse it, make it as by 20 and 7 or 3 feet deep. or in other words, make the cellar the size of the house um put an e or 9 men concrete wall around it. He will be 5Ui`l>l’il¢d with tha result and the number of potatoes it will hold and when the frost comes in the fall. he will have no sleepless nights, wor- rying aboutffoltorthopotsto in- specter.

Another thinl. does Mrs. !armer

like the turnips stored in the cel- lar or does the son or hired msn or the farmer himself like can-ying theiurnipsouttothebarnallwin- ter. While be has his hand in, why not put a cellar under some part of the bam for the tumipa. The

sumgest the procedure. Start now with the pick and shovel and en- Largs the cellar. not forgetting to make it deeper. When the excava- tion under the house is nniilhed (not forgetting the cellar for the turnlps under the bam) forget about it until after the crop is in. During ¢v0f1|>ing bow many stones does one pickup and throw into the dike (Qdrive oven? I know if his is like mine. a good many. let the farmer take these stones hmnafor his cel- lll' wall. Perhaps he may have a lot piled up somewhere, if so, so much the better. After the crop is in or days hs cannot work an the land. get the sand. He will want boards for forms and cement (about iorebagstotheyanil Whershe has all his material on hand, it doeanottakelongteputintha concrete.

If we farmers are prepared to

have our potatoes protected from frost, then a marketing board may besomegoodteus. if wshaveno protection as in the past. then this fall will be like many others. I. Ilut an the market during November and December, and low prices and all of us at the mercy of the buyer in the U8.A.

It is now April lith. Why not, it

farmers think my suggestion will mean anything to them personally or to the betterment of the potato business generally. make a "Cellar Week" starting April Nrd. I do not lhink the labor or cost will he un- reasonable or beyond our means, and the results next fall when we can haul direct from the field to the cellar and from the cellar to the car, regardlau of frost, will be paid in full. It will be a ease of "Casting our bread upon the wat- en.”

Yours for s better and mner mar-

ket in 1934 where wo as farmers arenotatthemerryofuckholt and the dealers.

I am Bir. ate.

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The Press-Gang

Times) public are emsid~

naval estimates. One

ago fu an extract of 1534 in this iasga

was

*"1*

ire-=iti, 'a@s§i't'==§1ii:r I eiiitiiithlilttllg *§¥§§¥§i§§r§§¥§¥3F; 'hoéieucrgciréii' triteltirtiiritieiiiiisitail

aaa ' main

ost a bullet

thousand

resa train."

pper planets out-

strip this ba d amount the cloudly filaments, which are nearly all invisible te the naked eye and which alone can be seen thrviltll the telescope. there are worlds much larger than the sun and some 0! the largest amongst them are so huge aa to stagger the imagination. We are told that the "dark stan" we can- not see without an instrument other than the human eye far outnumber those that shine and that luminous stars are but the glowwcrms andx flrefues of the imiverse as comPlM with myrlads of other creatures. "O-ir solar system." lava Shi! Dil- lisli astronomer, "farms a little is- land group situated at almost an incomprehensible distance from the stars. It is isolated from its neigh- bors just as a rock in the middle of the Atlantic would be isolated fs-o'i'n the coasts of Europe and America.

times as Yet many

swarm like fireflies tangled in I lil- vel- braid, that moderstscientlsia are striving to explore. The oldtime as- trologers knew somethin! 01 "ll beauty and mystery of these heav- enly orbs, and from them they tried to read the fate of men and empires. It is said that Roger Bacon, who lived in the thirteenth century, "did perfectly understand all kinds Of

al lease d knew likewise the

Compose some such instrument _as our telescap-," And Gambia dc'fa

,ctt. limi .J i-L Cl/C li ‘il In llnIla:~.;l ill.; thc practical dll.-

cost ia not going to he much. May 1| covery of the telescope took place N

ill 1608, and in the iolloiiiniz year Gllllco ict about improving the iri- rtrulllcnt, which came into general -fc in Europe by the middle of the

constructed his famous lens. and published his work, "Epitome of the

In 1666

Copemican Astronomy Newtonmadehis dlscovcryof the re- franglbility of light, and twenty years aftcrwards he P\1\11|3h¢4 his “Principia.“ The first person who succeeded in making if telescopic lens that would produce an image free from color was Chester Moor Hall, m -'M' ."°'°i§:'if.°.§ Thiahappene inl _ ii a s

to municatc his inven-

the first manufacture Oi 0l>¢ibll flint glass belongs to Pierre Louis Guinand, a humble watchmaker of Nauchatel, Bwitnerland, and was the result of seven Years' lllinltl-kin! experiments. from 1734 to 1780. snantime sir william ammo hm completed his reflector of four feet aperture and 40 feet focal 1811891- so cams about imlrovemeliil 19

telescope cmstruction, including the famotlgettspin llilat Blrr0lltle byLoa'dRoUe.sndin1Hlt1saa:|'ee-

as greaevienna ledractinl

im :mich was at that time

that

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thc largest instrument in the world. mysteries that have hitherto baiflgi “.13” 'umm' gn and more than a year was spent in the scrutiny of scientific experts at uh' .M . ,WM

grymgtoproduceagoodlens. But longlastwill become solved. Nm “bm my on the the Americans have always takena The "telescopic eye may show pmmu ,,”“,_ umm; seep interest in astronomy. And howstars are born out of the fllmy uthmuh they Md new use istest device, when completed. nebulae. When it is considered that they "nt ‘bond ,nd bids fair to put au other instru- it nexpsctsd that uw nhetosrwhic \m¢,,,4 M, ,,,,,,,,-,ns else. ments of this kind into the shade. plates will catch the light of stars lh,n“l “ Pon vicwm At ces-ning, N. Y., the other day. whose radiance started earthwards “uhm w md no' md gwgmy mm of molten glass were about a billion years ago, and that ‘ ‘nk -not hndmg poured from the furnace into the light travels at 186,000 miles per muned' They propose 1,, mould ddgned te form a reflecting second, the human imagination is mmnly “mm to mm,,_ ~~"=’selr"""s1u “M” rem# t.suuts:

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