deems "'1-

1 . liiiiiiilliii

noted lnvtranwav

Til

pullout. I. loci-diary. Idlfoo and Initial. J. l. luau“.

autnltIclnn

11bit. 00L I. l. Ilollnnoml). l0.

Wii Bliiliiiiiii “mm

vac-nuns. I. n. Inn-m 11mm“ 1'“ Mme“ 1"” 1“ ‘he batk ground for years past both in Canada and the United States. lt "*1" """" "' " °"""' ' tho question of the prohibition

SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1926

I15 ' fof the liquor traffic We 11111118111 m- had settled it for all time in this

Protrlnce. They thought they had

OUR LEGISLATURE

Premier Stewart is to be con

Speech with which His

laiure. Although there was

with which its Excelletic)‘ 1111'

piettd in tbrc-e days whereas 111a‘.

The tnuvor of the Address, .\lr.

stun. t-n sptrt-t-li cave no llllllfiillnfll

llf\\‘ll4'~\' in political

incc.

in the ilouse this being

r-"t-ssiotl. also did exceedingly tvt-l

of the Opposition. who cointnendet the government on practically al

doubt. Mr. Saunders who is a keen but generally fair critic. will find

occasion. for party reasons at least

or commission. real Oi‘ imaginary

to infust- some spirit into his vcrv

stnall following. .\lr.

pluy‘ng an almost ionc hand on the

opposition side of tho llouse and

in deference to this the govern

over- demonstrative their oratorical strength.

The prompt disposal of the Ad

mot-ling.»- so far hold aumirs wol

for Lhr rv-titaittdcr of iho sosuinli

Lieutenant (lovernor lleartz open. more worth while? ed the present session of the Legis- as balanced - much real matter in the Governor's play makes Jack a dull boy" is true

speech as there was in the Speech of men and 1111111911- Y°1111€ 11nd old.‘ ma‘

»—Ihl‘ reply to thefornil-r was com-

(ltllrgf l) Ptrtw and the St-contler.

rs timid» a most favorztblc ltnprcs- .\ir Popt» i5 a new mun in tii-- 111-pithy hody Tho tendency of to- nrttvuicial legislature but his mzti Z-

3l1""ll1-»111°5‘0f becoming an cxpcrl und historic interest. lib; review of particular form of sport. and it is Lcalztic and the bl‘1‘\\‘11lil 81111 111¢¥1111' tht- provincfitl cliilms. tht-ir origin one of the (lllflfivfié o1 modern llfv. 111i; 11119PP$1$ l0 011111111 ll1l‘ll18r QOYI-ltltt- strain of modern life is an itn- M “H” i’ W‘ ‘H Tn Pg“? 1 ‘ m‘ DUFléllll element in tho causation fl 1 ‘ fihn." '15. t H. in 1, education and wt-il worth tho carc-

ful study of cvoryont- in ih-- prov-

.\lr. fhtztli-y. who iiltbo-izh v .ur..'-'

ht.- third

and the compliments paid him on

ooint of tlisintt-restcdness. was that Th’:

by .\lr. Saunders. K (‘.. ‘the lender

that it has done during tho year. The history of the year, however.‘ has not yet been divulged and. no

Satinderi; is

inent forces wry properly were not in ditsplaylnf!

dress. the business-like tone of the m, ,0 break the government y

and holds out the hope that it will u", Ilmeml posmuu‘ but uawruuy h“ rgggnfly madg u an; not be unduly prolnngoil and tlititnw mm),

mellled it for all time in the Unit-

ed suites years an when urohihi"

i

.piay the game‘! \\'ltat if they could (ion was made an article of the

Jhockcy match or a ball g

gratulated on the prompt disposal ‘V1131 111119)‘ W011 the cups and the made to the Constitution there has, of the Address in reply to the 51118111611141119 11011111951111"? 111"“ sluice been repealed or" abrogatedu, llonor them at

the expense of m,

11111155 nuts the glwn by Moses. they may be viola» Games are a necessity in u WHY ted and broken but they have 1101'

life. "an work and no been repealed-

l

l" canada the liquor traffic had been ztrongly ‘entrenched. But all play and no work may fill when by a gradual process of local

lPIOVlIlCQS restored the legal status; k of the liquor traffic under vuriottfig

burdK cupboard. A judicious balance between wor

tar") i113 since permitted the sale: tlcr to ensure a sound mind in a '

of much stronger bccr titan was 11 luu-H] unlit-r m0 Provincial Tt-m-

da1" "lore 1191111395 ma“ ever b” pernncc- Act which it hntl

before:

iu some tire being niadc by the Moderation

i l

we'll storm; with nsofil 005510113‘

knUw|,_,u,/t-_ a mind _ The need of revenue and thei‘ inH-iiigt-nt study oi‘ llit- 1:1,: lhlll£5 pron" capicny of restored "qua,

tirade.- kv-t-n by

of the world. of titt- rcal things of traffic to produce It ulldcr g(l\'(‘.i‘ll-,fllll.l 10ml that is tun rich. puts luu {l tut-his control has become a strong 111111111 141F811! 011 I111’ dli-lfifillve 111* thatufood is tint complett-ly is:

llft- ls more to hi’ ueslrt-d than ~-k1

in an). Sump ilvlllllliillflfl to governments, and legislatures in this i_4+>__.__- ‘

1 tor. Most of the provinces are:

l

THE DEVIL AND THE 55A very licnvlly in ticbt and taxation

his efforts were sincere and wt-ll _ 101' 1111? 1111111101‘! 01 111B 111111110 591“ dfserved vii-cs and the pnymctt-t of interest

Th“ 1'7"*“1"“1 "mm" WM 1"" llUYll and tht- 4111i bus t‘.\'l'l' but-n rc-jhmu, "ivy-hang uwukuuuu “u. mill, Sit-wart administrzttltln. from llif‘ ‘

gairtlt-tl as an untit-slrnblc positionduiltl cooled tho tirdor of not a few ivtlvral Liberals are ill pre- who were foruteriy zealous in the Qpu, Ufluu ,0 [xxlricfllp Lheuugeu-eu cause of enforced total abstinence. A . . _ pkdvocacy of temperance and pro‘ "l a position in many Tcbpecls __

, ‘llll)ill0!i has The 110' yenrs' while the smuggling and ZT"$51"9$ ‘V1111 111911" “P519111 119‘ bootleggitig of liquors has increas- mantis anti free trade- predelictions ed the mands and the Pvotecfonist Litter‘

l

I similar to the aforesaid.

. I are on one side.

Complaint; are made in manyl parts of Canadi and the Slates that; e15 or Quebec in their own pally the prulifbi-tory law is not enforced

lconsititute a sea or a tlevil vvltlcli-irs it should be. We believe it to’

l eastern tie;

to point out. some sins of omissiommus‘ he avoldéd Yet the“ is a ye as we“ enforced iu prtuue Eu. t

ward Ilsland as it is anywhere in North America. That the law is violated bctimcs is not a Sound arg-

compcnsaiting power in the ‘hands :‘ tbt- Liberal administration. XVliPnl

demands as to endanger the allegi- good one. but rather an tirgtttnt-nt - “We of (yuubsu tuey um the“ met,- for more strict and energetic t-n- forceineilt. And there is a-bundiint, evltlenct- that prohibition own province has reduced both W119" E3519" 119111311113 vice anti crime and promote ' the ‘become too insistent the demantlulgeneral sobriety. welfare and hap~

of the Progressives and their ubufipiness of the community in which‘

s we live.

choice between yielding and a gen- eral election and, they yield for the moment.

Pnmier Rhodes in Nova Scotia‘

Idlfflllfilll. into requisition. in this

way tilt-re is a measure of salv-ty in. ement

is so busy maintaining "u" pnwmany h” I“ m“ a 1101191,“

1;‘ . _ _ rm time Shall hi. ‘pasted in tinnt-ct-s-Hl that they cannot be expected to ln Prohibition anti dot-u not bellow.» j | I i f- Far e1 “once r 0 1 "m" 1 h f _ it cun bc enforced. but llc docs not t‘ .' y “q ' r n ‘ 1 1' ‘“ ‘L ° do iinytbitig for lite country. a _ ‘he Home propose to repeal it at plcsent. llc‘ ' ', l recognises that there is still a‘ um... i ‘strong senflmvant in the province lnl 08K No Y ‘ ED1TOR|AL_NOTES lfuvor of prohibltory legislation and _ w A- FLA ' _______ ‘will concede time for further trial: I , _ {of the irtw as it is. ‘bui if it falls-i 3 .. A“ uull-lqy uuu.u,u,u|,,_.r o“ buhw‘ Sir (lcorlzir E. l-‘oi-itcr dot-lid"! 1110mm] he iloos not conceal his impres- ‘1; - . - '1 1111 lo tl it it ill f ll-- tl h. r_ heatenllu a gum“ m. “whims by ajlltl timt in. is now well our ll, rqaupgiir: m] lwlnfi‘ u“! m ilen 1t- _ u _ I _1tlirci-. scorn and tt-n nmrk. is one ' “r “'1' 11 11 1'" '4 t young tnuti, rcniuilutl to tho attcl.‘ _ ' _ lcnl change will bimndo in the l, ,_ . . , of litt- lnust. alcrt lllPlllllllllPH in _ I; your skill iii this gmuo indicutcsl ‘ st-‘ittite ttoxt your. w I a lukispent yuulh," u w“ a Woritht- Lanutllaiu senate. An example! _____ E ' 10f ills. flushing wit nnd readincv-s n1 in New Brunowlck also there,

CQIHPHXIICHLUIL‘ young tnzin thought.

but. on looking ntore carefully lutoy

_it. he adtnlttcd that the philosop- Why did hc \v’u tlic ~galne. he iitiklJtl ltiinst-lf. uud truth

her was right

c-outpellotl hint to dnswcr that it was itccatise he hnd spt-nt days and ‘nights in practice. tlltys utttl nights whlcliucoulti have bcen more pro- Jftiabty spent.

._ k“

ills vctivruble cmnpI-tltor could _ play the game but very lntllfft-ri-nt- ly. ‘He. however. kncw much of science, philosophy. literature. his. I tory everything in fuct witich could enrich his life. The could play billiards with a skill nnd an art that was the envy of those with whom he played. But. while

.ttkill won praises front boon com- panions while it gave 111m the en~| tree into billiard society. what dldl

"if amount. to? I iillany expert players 111 Bfllllfli

might wall ask themselves

qnoollon phi. to himself by the

n, ‘What if they could

an agreeable pastime. while hln|ldea I will tinderlake to eat thoiapmentm u "u; 3031a and 0n 1m.

the ‘senators.

i mparuee ,3 mm m ‘he corrumru a, are evidences of a concerted move.‘

ment for the adoption of govern-l mont control. Yct it muy be that] If u plebiscite were now tnkv-n on; the rntenUon of prohibition. a cou- flliiitilltoti that the membership Olhigldurphlu mujomy woujd be fouuu ‘the ilousc of (XJlIlIIIOllS-l should b01111 11s lllvill‘. 11B 1111-11 1101111 1110 011110; cut down. This move by the1Hutit-i1111111Y 111119“ 1" 11"’ 1111111 T11°‘“111‘1'| times were the first in the Domln-f ion to fttlopt prohibition and should

‘ they ever reject it we may safelyi 30111119 1'“1°"11~ 1'19 111111 911 11111 1191111 prrdlct flint they will be 11110 lust to‘

Ottawa. gin the SPlllllI! on tllc 4

It was during the debate‘

proposal of St-nulor (lcorge bynclt-Sttiunton oil

l

{iltun senator wus quite evidently a counter-ltlast to tho demand for

n bulky volume of ilnnsiird, thou-ldo so.

tsntids on thousands of pages of

‘ltalk. mug talk. "And l vettturf! 1

of the Canadian Province: has de-. tn say." declared Senator Lynch-flue‘; to make pr/Jvialon

Stntmtoti. pounding his fist on theitutlzuishlng its provincial debt.

pug,“ were u, not one new luau Ontario that leads in this import- lf any man can show me ln this

0H8 hflInd-IIBW thflllflhl Olflvery lar‘e' made “p llarleiy of ex-

penditures on hydro electric devel.‘ 111111119 WNW" A1111 11° 9W5“ ‘mynroved highways. It l5 lntentfed; tile effect of his challenge. Then that the repayment shall be com- there came on the silence the m. meted 1n forty vrlrfl- hesittnlmt

clnlve tones of Sir George. And "'1' year‘

what he said convulaed the stairboth” pwvhde“ m“ "e borrow‘ |lng from year to year and lncreaa-l ling their liabilities to take thought

of following the exampple net by

"Don't." he admonished. “You would have wind on your stomach."

In ‘all the strife and stress of

THE I

..|t 1| gratifying to note that ortelYour

lAnd the fears which this mqrnlu

.You will laugh at the

provide o. convincing Ontario? lPnying off 01d debts will 1" 1'1"" 11911 1311"-

THE

1 that .311"?

of

I t

. I '6lVlLl;ATlON AND smith

A Danish phyllclan reports tha

~seventeen in every hundred people Each time the blfll" l..-u, me urgze l.. a brldge party, a Oonstltution of the Republic. 1111111111 Denmark. who attain the ago of I “w, there n this to be said that not one‘

- d t f'1" o‘ me score or amen men S so a that food is very plentiful in that. di eative ract becomes irritated tromgdecay- They 119919 '11" “'11” 11*" “Y” Commandmentsied. 81111)’ 111111 much animal foods, and overeating The girls now

forty tlve. die later of cancer. He attributes that to the fac

country. and that the

spiced foods.

in general. die points out that English farn

laborers, whose dlat would not 111-i than once or very low

elude meat more twice a week. have a death rate from cancer.

As you know. cancer is now the _ and (:Q\'p|"||()f General QpEIIPfl the (‘an- thg ghelveg of tut- den or the library option. lending 0n t0 Klrlfler 111W5- millions of dollam have been free-l

scourge of out civilization.

.\lr. T. W. Bcttilny, in their speech-fund play must 111‘ maintained l“ or. 11111115 111' 11°1'91'1111"‘111 (79111191- Onfition that arises in the cells. 1.011K>l‘<|4‘l‘ll0l‘-(if¥ll(1i'lll of South A1110“-

! growth to ciitclt urp that forty yetirs _H l " fort? is 10 111381111X 111v iinporlflil” and rtroli): and cnnfitlcnt t-fiovtsiiiuil guin their full maturity, arelw‘ "1"" s dfiltllifl the theories that our sclctlt-illll! Wiltvlit-s. including the clievr- Prefillylllfillll Cl-lllfflll 1H (71111111111- 11y

ists have been putting forward.

(Jnc uf the later opinions is tittitln-(uuuk h,

nl‘ cancer. Now whcrc (loos fond tindt-i" tho atbovo (ratifies? it is tlttiught that too much fund

puralus,

11111141111 up. that IDONlOlIS of it

lnatnllllflllful to the syrsteni are not vc-l 1111011“! 11v the liver. and ihebicntil

citrrles around within itself matcr lals that irritate the delicate sur faces of the organs of the body.

_ The treatment of cancer by rud- ‘tql i-lnd liilws‘ st-If battvct-n 1118i“ lmnlpynsfilno’ Thes“ cnmlmmlsutitn lillll the A Ray hits been rlllPlslu-“oufi we“, "nod Wm, unmruugm] castes. when llici but stands first in t-f-

cirssftil in some llruwth wan easily tlllrkcryt still fectiveiicss.

lirritzitiott of a tissue. that 191111)’ to form a cancer if lrritilti-tl

reached.

seems to be as much as we kitowi fallen off in recent at PTGSOIH. This irritation can bei

surface tissue

on the skin, or anywhere. Until the cause of cancer is tie

8.

finitely known we can only pam- l"

mind the in our 11111111 habits accordingly.

D1111)‘ fivit-ctlons FOR

o 6 6

2

1118 1’l'°i=‘1'9=i-*‘1‘1‘1‘* 15° 5° 11" 111 111911Iuinentt for repeal .lf the law ls a? v vooo-eooooo-o-o-oooooooooo

March l3. 1926

011a PUSSESSLONS A.\'i) GOOD in our ~—".\nd Pharaoh called unto Moses.

and said. "Go ye. serve the Lord; 0

Our cattle also shall go with us." Ex. l0: 24-26.

il'|tA\'li'.'.ll~—lio|'ti (tau, would ltlvt- ‘rhcu our llvcil. and till vvn frniti Tltcc.

l|lIW “'1!

ham mtJClvc-t]

Mlrcb 14, 1926

Till-I SFRJ-I PltOMlLtStIG — “when llc sccilt the blood upon tllu fluted and on thc two stifle-posts * ' * He will not suffer the destroyers ' ' ' to- smite you." Ex. l2;23_

llilbAYlfilt— u "Tim iiorills our lioi-k, in lilm we‘ hldc;

A sltuitcr iii tiic time of slot-in."

JOY OF THE FUTURE

‘Fruublc is laughter as soon us it's done,

1:111‘ ‘111 Joy when llll! bitttlo is . uton; "

The itlght is forgotten when morn- ing's begun, '

Dun

So don't silty too {pug ul your wuillitg.

Tlic rough roud in iirciiry u; travel, btit you >

Willi look buck and sittiie when your Journey in through; nnty doubt this t<.~.rluy_ You'll fllid ii is lruo, So don't fret too much wbeu fnillitg.

You ‘ bu;

‘you're

,1hc ciiro whit-it now lturdeuu you.

down will grow light‘. doubts and your fears vwll] 11111111 111m out of ail-till.

(u,- q-xudllil You'll laugh at them all when

, n S0 do young itiunu-ortiy volume "that in all those 19 111*‘ 111K 111111 "91111111 P19111111"! 01 For t

you've but them to flight

n t be too itioomy about them. 119 Drlde of tomorrow is fash- ioned today,

an-l. matter The debt of Ontario is "B" 11°11"- 111 11w burdens tiieyve.

‘borne on the way. 8 fill you with dismay

rout them.

Whiplash of care.

it fn now high time for The siaddest ofrhearts have been

stung 17y despair,

rBlit alll coma to beauty some time A"

and come where.

reminder not .>' .. | -iZ

30am

ylnullohsldi ‘m

too

conic in‘

isfiovcrnor

possession. and govern our

a Guardian» ltctitlt-rs-s 1

itly let your tlooks_aiiti your 1191-415 e stayed; let your little ones also |go with you. And Moses said, ' ' '

hearts, our

. m! , ‘180 don't dwell too long in yonrl There's none otf us free from the‘

cnzinnorrnfrowiv GUARDIAN

A grout many friends hero will

peninga of The Week

u uged to be a lolly time

i Hap

i

9 l

‘And a-wap me “w” runny yumu-‘tnount. 1P. Q" last» week. 311'-

iBut the girls have stopped all H111!-

irnt pink sin-we 18 501W arm waiting men sit. B11811! 111111 ‘with now and then a 5'1""!-

f

and in

breaking his right arm

u ‘next! .

lThe fiappeta all arise:

t if some poor guy claims turn.

11's Mslcould be expected. U .

and‘

lgreatiy benefit her health.

go to fights games;

Their shyness ull has flown;

l 1 z

‘Tum mo“ “yam be a jpm onlhfcheod is one of our brave over- stones as we" as the Mu“ of tilt l 1 -seas nurses whose arduous duties expendnure o‘ labor‘ “1115- Tlll| earth umlertnlnetl her health and her _ "om many a nmmp 05:13:! then

That ‘Hen Um can "m" own‘ 1W1"? drum of [fiends 11°99 101' M11 ‘handles in the ribs and fuinlpllfed

"' _ i "'tllf iirince Henry. King Georlzefiisppeed) 18cm“! ‘nu era or fencing and rcund"

as:

4 . l - ~ho recently passed er; ‘he c“ here is every eYldf-nge. s r , , ., _ u, 1 l~ l, m. 1 1111111 111"‘- “ : ~.\ir n. ‘u. Beer mt early this y . _ I nut- adlau parliament-barring promiseslwith prizes and cups and lrophleg all the pl")\'l1C€'i had banned c! y t; ten ywea y men o try andmnmntion [or promaflon m his reg v ___ abroad of the. progrtq, dud pr“- : u e “u. of mqgxlggljtg sluculearn the cause. and later the cure.‘ meek on a holiday trip to Callfor- . - purity of the country whet] ,g.iitl leave the infinitely more inc Ilse]? Share has been a-reaction ‘for this dread ailment. . ziinent. the Tenth Rloyal Hussarlsuma I Historian: tmvel by bout or uulunwhliltrergl/l): 1 ', .~ . -- r t- c n ' . , . . _ ~ 1101131" 5111311“ "1 m" "mm as 9.1“- Flrst Quebec. then British Colum-Ienrgelhglorinarlgifedflfigdthennggizm"H shortly Fecehelh wit‘): if; {my ' ‘ ' i At this point oi‘ our survel’ vvveizuolhberczgfieiiarilifu “e11 Diilronllerl: .. - » , 1 _ _ Co y’ e m - m? army .lf is untern Mr c “- Mcphee u p of wish to offer a few words uti t/bc ‘_ 3 °°111111Y can be: to the lain-r ottupled 1110 1111111111"~pty- as those of Old .\l0lll1.‘i'-1111)'1tia. followed by the three Prairie plentiful the food. the higher is ‘ ‘ " ' ‘ ' l ' " I tiound onthe continent tlutt A

Hue“ be appOinled to the staff’ of

i m m)“, his mm 1n uluuu.'nontittiited at-l Moderator llt-ss which from tnldnight until fottrlllifl 11101111111?!’ the morning. iiAc-utciuint “lintlsor is stationed oil ‘nu. flagship llawkitis of the fit-ct lu tlu- Fur ltlusl. King Gt-orgc. who '- t l|il“1lll{lI lilo mill of nuvtil sol‘- _ '11i1t-ld insists llifilvlll! sons 111 1111‘immrmuifltnvu and m "my 511"! ‘navy shun Mk0 m0“. lterc for the lPtirlinmeutnry session u . -

Younggelectlon takes place» in June. l . U

i

U U

inct-oinpnlilt-ti her husband

'l‘uestlay tempted y01l11lZ 111111 0111,

r the opening of the third; Airs. Thomson. who with her hus

band. Rev. \\'. A. Thomson.

ltonte. Experltneiltttl Station. Kent _ out f0

session 0t’ the Fortletb General Aa- soinbly‘ of the ‘Lnlrl-‘llfllllfe 81111 11113

s-ppcltttnrs us tltt- (luurd of lion- or paraded to the Assembly lltill iwltcre ills l-lonor the Lleutenutit, formally openrd 1111i. dllouse tit three o'clock. Tho Giturd of ‘Honour bended .by the Reg |mentnl Band. consisted of one hun-lmmh tired men sitpplletl from the Prlnceher m“ f-Jdwnrtl island Regiment and was under "°'“n‘and_ of 1518101. T‘ “Tied. Illrs. Kllfiplllg was assisted in Rowers- Wilh 1111M‘ F- R- A11‘1"“"ir@ct-iv:ng b)‘ Mrs. .i. F. Hocke "film" ‘Y -1- 11“°1’°1“‘1d' C1111?) 1)"Mrs. u. l’. Pike pnllreil tva. and m» l‘? lfmllpailil 2:11 Lmulggz?“ wisTtle Miss France-s Keeping nttcndcii °¢ e1 ~“' e ""11" 1‘ the door. attended by his Aides tie champ 001111191 ‘L 1p- Hoomr’ C0101“? Jlqs‘ 1 Mr. and .\lrs. Frederick (lunc- Jpz‘??? 16:11" H‘; 2111111311" ‘l; Morris. uro at present visiting in va te none . en nsa - . -, h's private secretary. Mr. lluroldéomh IMNMM oamomm‘ L. ‘Palmer.

took this occasion.