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;°:"":; ' " " ' " ` A "' ' Y Y ' . As a result of financial stringency

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rllldcnt-\\' e ‘r B. Bl<'I.llrr. l\l. l'.

\'|r-v-Prraiilrnt-J. ll. Burnet!

elm-n-ini-_v-|.l|-iii. vol. li. A .\il\l-|unm»n_ li, rl. 0. in "he United States nearly fm'-V

- ly-:"1 iclinfu- .noi \|lnmgln¢ |»ir.».-il-f-.|. n. uiimfii 'banks in four states, chiefly in

;”`vuu\¢-into lfiulltnra- Frank Wulller nml Il R. fnrrle ,Arkansasl closed their doors within

' ` ' " ` ' ' " ' ' ' " "“' the past two weeks. It was explained

Uominggpnliv iiiilnni.-vi num ;.-._l»n |i»-r _\~-nr lin alikunrri vmlnwra. mm, some of Umm gioscd M, 3 pm.

li.-'£0 Vu* your tin iulimv-oi ninllwi In (‘ul|u||n mul l'nllrrI Sintra.

tectivc measure in the interest of

. _._ .. ~ _-_ -----------~-----f-,f-f d<‘iJcSiL0l's. The situation must be

T \ery grave to have so widespread an | TIIEATMLNT 0|* gpuzpgy

The Tr:/[Fl li`i.’.’ 0!!!

,' he oncliin: :.5 i".e )\'.'\l l‘l“.‘l' if‘l':l1 of

1 in 'I\ie~1I;i_'.' ;\’Tl>:ll.; <'oI`.\'ll'..'1ll". l';;'-

oboraticin. if r.::fh wozc rl'-;‘civ.l_ of

h, f-filliiiliizzfs l\l:il"i lrire .“»lt:;'.i

- mrp of i~.:l'.":llie llc1l1‘"ill‘:l<'j.' :l:lfl if

i i\'h0Ies.1l'.~ \'llil.\‘ilir.= of til." l‘l'»:\lli

>ltiorl Ari lu l.l.= l‘hl "0 is." ‘,ll’P» ifl-

.ng Juflic. `.ir. .l.:~t_':-.\ S.l'.;:ll';el’.=

nada special n”fc:'el~:‘.e to the c~~m'.'rl- ed ccntlzi./,»;l lit the ‘f‘r.ll~~-.- C'\'.11l'~,’f

Jail. al.-'ii lo ill-.‘ fl; lf‘:lL'e lil lil:c'.'

irinking as .=lli:'\':: '.1' :iv 1i'.llili.i.'r of

Jo0tl€=f?ir“'.'. ll:-;l:'rl~:'.‘. P allzl fi lil”

fact tliat fin: xt",-l.:i'; ll.: by-ll 's-l.:l;

:n r\'il`ll.,~..C mflztj. of tl.: l,iIT;-ll.l<,-.'.-

being hroziglit to _ul:~tit'e. The Gl“a:i\l

JurU!'$. in their r_;>fl:'t. l'l‘collu.if‘rld-

el-l R ifl'.;'.<='lliie :'<-l\:rll:~i'~l:'j.' i-:‘ tile

Pro\’ln':e and nicre ;l<l<~lill.ll-r atrrii modaticli for the _illll i'ilil;2tl'.=, 'l`lif~j.

3150 \\=ry_propci'lj.' called attention

to the m~:'.a<'l- of the level railvra'-'

cmvilics cud civil'-l-roll.; twirl ~

highways. and in the lllfri of zirlc.

_ enforcement of Sllwl rff\1f~111"1‘-S ` It will be recalled th..\ <Ell:‘;llf! the

I eampaluri of l!l'J'.' one of t".l\ .~'.;'i.';l'.t-

»'-st ar1'il::i<':l1'» .~.<i'.'ll1:l'r'fl .ill t'.l'.,i.' l'.

Ietalrliltf' the I‘rll'.l‘i '.t'::‘. l,.l'.\' l\.'

that \\'l'.h .<t;l<'tc:‘ :1l;l;ll',o:‘1.' p;-o\';..-

ions. er.fl`l‘c~cl li): a Clovcrilzlicllx 11011-

egtly and .»ll;"rl‘~lj.' iieluzlri lilo- .'\~~:,.

there \\'.:'.il»:l be fi dl'l'1<i.";l i.1II.:i.;: fill,

both in d:'\lllk<‘l;:'..'.~~.~ aiill j.:ll\':ll;l-;

deliliqlleziey The lille _\l;'.=. Goi-dill

\Vl‘izht. :‘.."tion.'ll j»1'c.».lri»‘:ll of lilo

g W0lneli's Clir,:~:;llli 'l`rlii;><;';lll

1 _ Union. c>:;>.'o.~ "fl ill'l` lirlii l'oll'.'ll'llli'.l

tliltt such cnfo;'cenl'.ili; '.'.';~ll1d llut only

eliminate bof:tle~.ir~l's al‘.'.l sliillggleizs

hui; \~'f~ul<l flfj'.f\l.'.1l="c ll'.f' _i.”.ll~ fri

rllilnk.-. :\.1vl ~i‘l"~:' 1-itfririw.. and

thereby e.’irl~.i. clil'.»./.i».-i‘;ibl»e sal'lu: 1 i the Prorlzice.

, Mrs. \\'l'i:ht vfolxld be sadll' disil-

lusioned v-'re ;1ir= :lille to \'i.~lt t`.l='~

Province t'i<l'lj.'_ 'lilly l~.'i;lli.‘l;lili» ‘-' il.;"l:

She de;:l'>r3cl and ;;':...;l.t wliicli ."1"

threw the wliole \'.<`i':i:t of Illr :il "l

Gnce n-*_* nlflre in i<'.'ilil':ll'r- .`l‘ 1

And tlwi: ;pii\'.itll.i.ll::illl; 1".

ing rli.°.l1<I:fc _f:l\'c:l to "1 ’ ll

Lea Cvovernlneht to cn/>,;~ `. `i '>,-

liorl as lt was licrci' c~ifa'.'”":l 51'. ti.:

Province iicfolrl l

In vlcw of the C.i\'l';-lz:;1~.i‘..: l ~`

aL~sllral~<'r.< t`;~.oi'f~ can lx- U! "` -

on for the sztuatlonn r':;»;.l . '

Tilat. rr‘:l';o:i ls the i:'.':l2:i1'_i"~.'.l‘j' lif the arllnil1i~-ll':it.on l1o'.‘f 111 I"-"'i'!i V har. broil unwillll1L' or 1015"?" “'~I`- if ‘

enforce its own :ilil~li;ini'~o1. Prohibition Act. It has tli:zli1'.;"l li=

own (lc‘,el‘tlves wlicli il1f'\l'ln.lL.l~'.»,

gathered hy tlio.=.e ll"te;-tl\‘r‘s \l‘\I‘”".f.- onecl to re'-ult in cmii;irl'a ~..»ir1,,fr l‘>\':'l- ations. It has izollv lo lar as lo rc-

ptldiltte nil l'r\.'»'iioli.liJll.1y for i`l_\ ru-

!rll'cen'lellt nf lllv lax". :lllfl ronljf t"1.l,

the pcfrplc that C:'li,i"...:ll~lll\l.`l iii- ill- i

rclltvli .ll the l‘l‘1lll1b`,l:fiil (3 Iillll 1' F" and not at thc t;ll'r:'l‘ll:l~lll. l'“l'oln

F-tart to i`il:l'li :i< ii'.:llllli.::l: “'.'l'.l'il:

Q( the I.'l'.\ Ill" iv~~'ir'.l" :l 1" ,\rf~»;irIl lil'/l

.1 l'lllrl:l';i"l~ io lit" l‘r,\'.‘.:l<". l

It in evident. from the Grind,

,1u,~<~; i- ywrt t,I‘.'l‘. iii" (l0\i'rl‘ll‘.":li` will have iii i'\‘»'f' "*l"~ "1 l1l`<"»i"" i'|'

dltirrnril _lall :ll‘l'1>lli‘l\wl¢\i/vi lli wl-

dttifin it ls. :llf".:-'~'l"'| fill' 'i l‘1""-'l1i"“\

M 15) 1-pff»"iii'l?'il‘_'.' is :~"|lll"l~<l. \'v'l'.'l‘

.. this will rfi.=i t`;'.»~ l:\'~‘;i.i~.-~:~; 1.: n'i'.`

i i.

knozvli. The one thlllrl 1":i'\1I\ is lil'\‘l

mr~i1t rlf rlr.-vi'~'ill;' \\'.'lj.'.'-. :lllll lil~n:i.s lii` 'rf f~'i\>.if\i»\ ¢`0\f’l‘f`~i bl the Bimsh W rcmrdj.-ili': tlif; r-i-iliillili. ‘ ./lssflcialloii at its nieetinf; at Bristol in

____ ii-rrclltiy. 'lilcy f‘Kif‘T1€i€tl fl‘0m P\i\",s

. The report. of the G2':llirl J:ll'_\' at

he Silprcllle Cfuit nt F'..::llu-r.~;ll\

' rlario in l'i‘c"l:l lll'i'l`ll~ iff iii" ll1“"'i\1‘|

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-'liil>‘illilf!illfr. England. the Detroit

:ulclzelive was told, thus found tile

c':llri:'.1\'_ and in the illtcl'\'enirlg years

!';l< lle>fr'i\'c-ll it-cl'll<l'<=cl it ulicicr

:Tic heel of :1 llz\l'<‘t iziriif.

The r<‘p:ir1 of .\lr. l)llr:llit`s adclress.

:::;z_~sli the .\illntl'eal Gazette, may

not haue done credit to his rllialysi.<; of lhc Il'd:1iu sitllatifili. It rf‘:‘lcct= a

ll.ll:'~i'.\' lillxllt of \'lc\\' of D*l'it:lill's re-

l.itao:ls '.'.'ltll India, as bllsccl originally on <-criilnercial lntercturse which lefl

f`:;'.=t _to the f-strlblislinicnt of suzer-

rliillj: and lllexl to coliqucst and an-

l;l-.::ll.llill_ a";l.li>t vcliicli all the people

are :ll r-.~'.'oll and clalnoring for illi-

lr.rlii:lit~ ilidcpclideliee. The facts are

tIl.l‘, Blilisli, as well as other nation-

al l::l:'l'--.'~'l.<, ‘.‘."‘:'e il:c‘.'itaiil_\' Corlccrll-

- -; 'f .7 -‘ :"

I lli till el-oliolnic :lull lnclu<.tri.1l

zlzle unit-l. ilvcsisllbly flooded Iridia,

null '.'.hil.~t there `i= ground for erill-

ln of polltlcil iilllicics. it is moni-

t to the \\'ol'ld tliat, since ileli1‘tl`l1-

tlvzl illtu Indla, Britain has consoli-

, rizlleci and civilized the people, '.<:rr~llcthened the administration of

the c=il1l'.t:'_v and stood nrln for law

.nfl orcil-lx !!".i;iiiling al\\'aj.'s, and in

‘ n‘il.'ljl‘ il'..'<£;llil'c.s cllvsctlvl-ly, with soc-

|l.ll a- will as cffliuomic pl'oblelns- .iv :_-'. f.ll:ll.:.~_ di;<l=.l.~.r-_ sarlitation.

l';\ l-;~ l.» ig- uri. il1.1;~:':lc_\' and sup-

L`i" ill".

Mr, _llllrzzzil is lnarlf: to speak as

\ tli<l'.:_l;1l lilo iicwiiles of India were a llluzi-li »!':. No rlrcoxlliz is given of

sloll. :l;;‘.al;;olli.°lns and racial riv-

; ;:Illl~:._ .if lll'» jcalollsies and feal's be-

tv;\cli p'>\\'el'lul native princes. or of

" f "l'lllli0_000 olltcasts, the “un-

_' '..lifi li'\\'o de<:larecl that

:;.i llligirf .~-fin llllila e\'Cl‘ suifr‘l‘ccl can

be ef,-lilpaicll to lhcirs under the caste

sjr. lczii, The e,:i:\','r-i' to the Detroit ad-

fiz. '~ Z; "~..i‘ uoliody flee of politi-

l..1 lr nilim- lilas woulrl, or could.

"Liv " l~`.:l':l:ili:l for the situation in

` !.lf.lla iii tire lnarlner Mr. Durant is <if<l,irl~l lv have clone. nor colild

:::ij.!,~vd§.' f.ll:'ly cl‘i'.ici'/'.0 Blitirli policy

.il India vszlliout at the same time

lllliilrlz :=.cl;liovl'lcdgcllirlit of the fact

ilxli Grrat Britaili has l;tri\'en. and

i;> ft:-.rr-_ to lniiie the coun-

l '-f 'lizzally l‘.;ll:Ie and sound, to

l .._.l lilo ;»~,lplr~ ilil'>lll.':cntly

'.._ l'~ r'i‘l.'l',ll';il'.ltl?l1i is needed, :incl t0

until" tliein iillolleli co-operation in

` <'f':"'~ir,.:‘. p;;l“tl<'ll ta;-ks to use rightly

lilo fi'c-erlfri of home rule wliicll it i~'

1I:i"l::z<l'.; .:~:‘.Z':ll pulley ti give them.

i I"t‘."_.'/:1s.'m For Lonrlrm."

3 It ll'::f,' welll.: pl‘aeticrlll_v settled

thai. I‘l*emier Ferguson of Ontario

viii be C:lr-flclzls next High Commis-

si~ll<": ai London. Since arriving iii

Clln'lfla_ l\1l'. Feliouson has publicly

rialed that thc post has been offered

to hiln by l"~‘cmier Bennett. a.nd that

his- liccisilm will be flctermined by the t»°.l:i1.~' cis of his associzltcs in the Gov-

l:l1l.il~l:: ri' Ontario, Pnpérs of cvcryi

|»;:l'i_" llillllfitiml, as \'.'cll as the inde-

iwilllellz p:'e.<s. are aprccll that the

1-;\;~'l:itilil-nt wlilllti lic an adlnimblc

iw'-_ H1: l'ctircln“l‘-t from politics

\',-milf! lic l'l'zrettr‘d by the Conserva-`

tives of Ontario who have found him

all cm~l"_'clic and inspiring leader, but

it i.= <"~nl~l‘rl¢'ll in alll poiiticfli (‘i1‘fTif‘S

iii-:: no l'halif:f‘ in the party leader-

lillli rfllllll aflcct the ,sllprcmlicv of ,,.,m.5e' is bound to meet the fam of.,

any Government which asks a. verdict , Moth and blcssoml blade and bee'

iunder such circumstances. The re- worlds- mu" so M we" M we' *V '

Edl.tm_I.al Notes :suit may make a great deal of differ- 1 In the long proceulon joining

`° Mount and star and sea.

(".li~l~r~.'atislii in its citadel province.

‘; ,hc D,-,~_»..»,,L gl»l:ll.'.il>:'; ll.l','l‘ ii»l':llil~.- » ~- - ; '-1' intolf~ralili‘ i0 tile l.'l\'.'-.'ll)illi!l'1f"f'

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l'iir~lit of the l"l'l»\llil~l_ :intl t.il\t lll , Hill- Of UW ll-“Fl 5Cfl’“f`l` P1533 in "hen

,.,.,._|,m.,,,m`,v ,Q ,,,,,,,, mf. (;,,,-L.,-ni, pl~,';:-e,»z=: or ing world. was the range ordinary, everyday conversation, care

W'.rlr~r than ever and more SiSI1ifiC-‘

/7,-,'f,'§./, R,,[_,. in [,,_-[fa ships to antllropology, from crluca- 'i

________ _ mn fc-_ romnicrcr to the correlation ,that if a person can do this better by

fri ii iif~\\~.<l>.lo.~: rriiort ef a ll°<~turl~ rl l'>lll'~'ifii “lid Hmcial l’9"i°d5f f1`°"‘

dcliverctl in Detroit by Nr. Will Du-

Inmny Mr' mmm IF mmnpd M hnwi D.m.y_nwnL In the mystil-ics and ms- apnalent weakness of slang il the

plz-iiiiwl India as a pool", linked.; .slbilltles of the synthesis of life. il'om ,spend with which iw expreutons ho' humble raw; of brflken people. 320.- r‘liiZ|"C0l‘illR and PGUCHUOU t0 mice l\-Simqnotrinoug Bqme catch phraoe

_ (~f»0_vmo ..f ¢i..~m_ ngiiiim; for fi-¢~»rlnr»i.'i A nmuis of study in dellsity of pop- fappcars upon the horizon. It in

f ‘fill-l'ierrn1'N'o hxlnrlrf-ri yl».-irs aim their llllltlon. from U10 0l'l8i11 C1 man io.:°lz°|; "|33 by th‘I`1V“:g;v““d mf '_ , . fi il _ non . ly* munirv owl gl... r;.»;~,~: wi mriw, :lie ~mj~orta:1r~ of txenrch in Colon-' _ y. pn

"" hiding

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ilroizcn and fofid supplies to Com

_,____, _._ -» Irwrasinn, npnileri to all 'env-‘r.srii.lon|\, 1

- 1° muy- .bwk1=1¢..°°@ wi-¢¢'=1°m\=Dh " =»~kiuhm.lim..mm.n.ui|, -~

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imcans of slang than he can by the _ 'recognized words with which he isi

i _ A _ acquainted, he is entitled to do ao.

rant, former |il'ofe:-srir of philo.'lo',iliy‘ lnirzllllicr Lambs D105 fOr SQUHTMS But there Wm be _found very few who ' ,,¢ ¢.~|._,mi.;,, Uni.-~»_.ily on mo .S-.lb-, ccliliomics with the humanities. from will go so far as to advocate s. general left of “l”‘re.~cnt Day C<»li<il'.ir>n< ill tho elfccls of rationallsm on ulicm- i“b°"d°“i“K °f the Engmh f'°“l'“° in ` ‘ favor of in slang jargon. The most

3 'l‘HLRsl>.xY, Novr.MBl;R 21. 1930 ,,,,,,_

Commenting on the news that Call-

fornia has 1,974,341 motor vehicles approximately one to every two per- sons, the Ottawa' Journal remarks "To ihc planet Mars, California nilzst seein just Alike crawling with bugs." Not only to the planet Mars! 'l`liilik of the poor pedestrians.

Certain people have missed much

of tlle enjoyment legitimately due to the exceptionally fine weather of the past several weeks by predicting that we are going to pay for it in equally st-lero wintry weather just as soon as the weather man gets around to it. This is pessimism of the worst kind. We have had and enjoyed the good weather and nothing that the future holds can deprive us of lt. Let us cll_io_\' the sunshine while it lasts and ici the future bring what it may it

caluiot effect what has gone by. and no attacks occurred.

Cttavia exchange than at any time

Retail prices are lower says In

.<.il‘.ee 1913. Stores are offering bar- Q

runs right and left. And, this being preventing or lessening the number

so, the citizen who can afford to buy of attacks has been brought to thei immediately the things he would like attention of.the public. l

to buy, but who holds back merely

because others are holding back, fs butter. fat meat-to take the p1ace` helping to prolong needlessly the very of vegetables and bread. Instead of siluatlcn that has lcd him to deter using a diet of 1 part meat or eggs

his purchases. Oli the other hand, the man who buys now is getting ex- ,

The further we keep away from the

bear that walks like a man the better ,Lt will be for the Mother Country, the cloniilllolis, India and other parts of the world. The unfortunate thing is that there is still in power at‘West-

ministel' the Labor Government which resumed relations with Russia and which has ever since apparently done all it can to increase trade relations with the Soviets-even to the hurt of Canada, and especially Canada's \il'leat-growers. Happily, however, we may expect the forthcoming British general election to result in the over- throw of the Ramsay MacDonald ad-

GUARUIAN , _ . .. . . . o 'Novaim

.Ebat- Boop of Quilts

i ‘ Burien, M.D.

[amen

Spuds and P., E. I.

(“J.L_P" in the Montreal Gazette)

In a recénb issue of a daily Pliner.

and almost side by side, there ap- peared announcemcnts as to the potato and tobacco crops 'ln Canada for the current year The former was put at 39,930,000 hundredwcighi and the latter at 35,000,000 pounds. This would work out roughly at 398 pounds or potatoes lor every man woman and

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child in the Dominion or something

As mentioned once before. if I had over a pound each per day; and. of

I 1119 VUM Mid m°H¢y 'I W0\l|d Ui” Wfcourse, actual domestic consumption 11‘V€SffiSli»€ UW “U56 0! €l7U¢P5Y- y lcould not dispose of such rl volume.

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eating, digestion, have some bearirigi

`Minn., reports 100 adult cases treat-

It would seem that despite the fact

that this is one of the oldest lnowrl ailments. that it ls just in The last ‘few years that we seem to be get- ting near the cause.

Fifty-five cases of ep`lepsy had a

ed and every one of them was cured of epileptic attacks-for some time. Gradually the attacks are returning

had the appendix removed and-for some tlme-they were free from at- tacks. ' -

Another group were starved for.

eleven days, and not one had an at-E tack. _

I've mentioned before a cue where

I washed the stomach out two and three times a week for over a year

All this would indicate tint rood,i

in the cause. ,

And so lately two more methods of

One is using fat in the diet-c'ream,i

to 2 parts fat, to 4 or 5 parts vege-i

tables' and bread, the fats are in-i°

cclleut value for his money. and is creased to 4 parts and the vegetables helping to end depression. and bread decreased to 2 parts, to 1

- ~- of meat and eggs.

Dr. C. J. Barborka, Rochester,

ed by this"‘fat’Y diet. In 12 cases thei attacks were controlled. and in 44 thai patients were definitely improved; thus 55 potlonu were benefited by' the- diet. -'

pertionof the large' intestine remov- ` gave me some nation of this foreign

ln one after another. Another grouplsome years ago B smmgex. stood “_

[As a matter of fact, we export from -400,700 to 600,000 bllshcls per annum.

:according to foreign demand, which would leave several bushels per head for our own people i I had an experience once that

market for Canadian potatoes, which ,practically means the United S&ates_ ,On a boat trip to Nclvfziuudlalid

side me on the upper deck watching two men at Summcrside trying to get a couple of barrels-of potatoes over the railing on the fore part of the vessel. The stem liawser had been released. the beat was swinging away from the wal-f, the barrels were headless, and it was a nice question as to whether or not' the job could bedone.My fellow-onlooked remar-` ked on the quality of the potatoes. and I told him Prince Edward Island was noted for growing the finest in Canada

“I shall have to look into that," hc

answered “I use eighty bushels per day" When Iasked him if he was in tho atarclrbusiness he smilingly said: "No; I feed them to human beings." He was the manager of Child’s res- taurant; in New York city Here was ne concern, in a single American city which required nearly a million and a. half pounds of potatoes each yea.:-_

But these observations merely make up a ra,m‘bling'and genera] intro-

duction to what I started out to write America is probably the original home of the potatoe. Whether or not the Indians of this northern part of

the continent had them prior to the coming of the white man is open to

'And the other method was that

niinistration and in the installation of a ministry committed to the de- t

o tea. co e. - ' _

vclapment of intra-Empire trade in Ewater. milk or others-has proven ofiW°-5 'lmkflwm in Great Britian 350 aptly .mark 0111' “dl/fi“C"' in f.*~’f“‘°"

depriving the body of fluids scemedihad n°°hmg t° say “b°“t them in 1 -_ i ' , I, 1 to lessen the attacks Dr T Fay oxfreporting on his voyages of 1534,1535 ’ I 1 "

Phmdelphm reports 'thaé anne, tw/and 1541-42 up the St. Lawrence. Yet Y 9 ill' and a han yesrgof observation on R history records that Sir Walter Ra- V ' group of pa“ent5_t,.eated by cutting leigh brought the first potatoes over 1

'down on the amount of fluid enter-, _ ,ng the b0d_v_ h, fm, th" m,ids_lntoM.lnster about 1586. It was more _ _ Service and Selection at 5,500 Canadian Merchants .

hive ,m important part in bringing than g century later before they came |,_.__~---- -4- ---~~ - - on epileptic ntmck$_.C“mng down on into general u,se_ So we must see year that it could not have been DHS-

doubt At all events, Jacques Cartier

from Virginia and introduced them

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\Y/aterrn:-m’s Desk Sets are masterpieces of beauty and utility. The pens have the long, slender, tapering holders-bases are Onyx, Marble, French or Green Onyx with mountings to meet every taste-or mounted in gold. $7.50 to $550.

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preference to foreign trade, and par- great help in controlling ther most-i 11%-"S 58°. A5 measured HE9ii1St the ment than the character an:1lmpl'0v"d ticularly as against trade with the violent secures when all other meth- P0118 Chronicle of human life, tliai llllaliil’ Of tlblc Salt' Th.” same thing enemies of Christendom. ` lods have failed. .Was like the day before yesterday. is true of 511801’ ' _

A-*- i And so I nm passing the above ln-i The besilminz of things have al- Even that is not the end of first

A conservative motion of censure .formation along, as the number of WHYS 11”il0FC-“ed me I tl10l'€f01‘€. things Mwciated Wm' the humble

iii the House_ of Commons will help iunfortunate lndiiiiduals sutferingilmuse here to intel-polaietwo cr three potato Just as the electric lcmll the

to bring home to a large section in i the Old Land that if Imperial Prefer- once made no headway at the Con- fl-rcnce, it was because Mr. Snowden and Mr. MacDonald had set. their faces against it. It will not be cliollgh to answer that Mr. Bennett's offer did not go far enough. The iv-ply to that is-and it is a part of the record-that Labor would not ihave accepted preferences no matter iwhat the offer. The Labor' Govern- `nient, in truth, had tied its hands with zt European pledge of a truce oil all tariffs. In the words of the National Council of Industry and -Commerce, it had #actually 'ruled out ' in advance certain lirics of fiscal discussions."

i With nearly 1,500.00() people un- I employed, the number steadily grow- ing, and Labor impotent to deal with the matter, the British people are lilscly to sit up and take notice. They hare, in fact, already done so. They did it in the last British byelection. 1

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Now along the solemn heights

Fade the Autumn's altar-lights; Down the great ea.\°th‘s glimmering , chancel <

Glide the days and nights.

L‘tt.le kindred of,the grass, _

Like a shadow in a glass Falls the dark and falls the stillness: We must rise and pass.

Little brothers of the clod. Soul of fire and seed of sod,

iftaleigh was the outstanding favorite

,other beginnings closely interwo- ven with the life history of the pst- ‘ atoe so far as Brltlonr. are conccrrled.

of Queen Elizabeth, whether befcrc or after he made the .gallant gesture of throwing his cloak over a puddle to save the royal feet from li. wetting does not matter It is reascnably certain that he had brought his Vir- ginia potatoes to the table ef his scv- ereign before carrying them to Ire- land. In that event. they were 'eaten for the first time with a fork at thc Court of Elizabeth about 1584 Prior to that fingers had been used, as they still are in many parts of thc world_

That is not all, however. Salt was ltnquestloiiably used with potatoes Scrvcd at the table of good Queen Bess, and with equal certainly it was

telephone, the ph0l'\08‘l‘BlJl1. U10 m°V' mg pictm-¢ the automobile and Well the radio are taken for granted bl’ the youngsters of today 9° l>e'l_`i‘~l’hS they beleive the pcrtatoo bu! LS H5 old as the potato itself_ No so. I was in the primary classes at school at the time, but I can remember when the potato bus began to Mtv- ‘ attention as a pest in Colorado. I was ii little older when a man turned up at the school one day. and Sh0“'@d us a specimen which hehad B0t in me United states. and was carrying Rb-

out, in a bottle as n cul-losLty_ When the war was on I joined the °i~l`i‘fF insane people who plouglied up their lawns in order to grow potatcc-'i I get two for bvery one I Plant-<“<l. The bugs stopped the ETOWU1 Of th” other fourteen I should have had-

carried from the saltcellar by finger- pinches and sprinkled over the food..

We must fareiinto the silence i

At the knees of God. i

These saltcellars were large vessels.` and not the tiny and al'tistie,tl'lings`

It may bc that, with Lloyd George's .ln me today If mc, the mmm., liclp,_Labor can weather the storm of ‘ ‘ ' 'mncena te '

U ‘ t mme comrades of the SRV r da s back no farther than 0 ‘l

an or _six months. Bu hardly Wm! to wing we WM-,de,`b,,' i ii hundred _,-@m»5_ and thi. imp, Sm-_ longer, With conditions showing no ;,.| _ .hl

slilll of improvement an election is C'°inK» ROIHK- H0018. 801118. ng “V09” “_ Ch "°W "its in it“’°5' bound to come uithin a year when somy as B sigh' unknown “nm about 1B70` Down to i

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there can hardly be any doubt ofthe ` - hem salt' WN taken in pmchcs jlwtf

1-lark. the moving shapes confer, M Qllelfn Elimbcth t00k it- The salt

"USUN Tm’ party that T"”°dmi5°; W Globe of dew' ,md go5_s,m,r_ sprinkler. so common today. is of still

mnqu" “nom” °yme“t' M W ich Fading and ephemeral spirits more recent origin. It would havoi has been in °m°° ‘mly m sec it eww In the dusk' astlr. been useless ltnicrior to about 1880' i

ncc to the question of Empire trade.

There are certain conditions under

has been argued, and not without

lon of language is to convey ideas. and

V ii Toward the shadowy brink we climb;

him slang seems p"d°mbl°` In Where the round year rolls sublime,”

D Rolla. and drops, and falls forever i

ulful precise speech from everybody In me vat or umm I

ollld seem rather stiff and formal. __C_ G' D-I Rnbermi

ome truth, that the primary func- "i"-' '“' " "

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