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Notes by the Way

The alarming spread of rabies in Russia as noted in the press

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leRdIr-Isliilsl-lhllaalllsemlhlll.

despetchee shows the importance and value of the restrictive and ‘preventive measures put in force in this province and throughout Canada.

‘ibis I. III!“-

Aaeeefle lilies-D. I. Oalrts

‘ ‘m: euoerr.

PW ilnportations into Canada; last year had tbeeifect of illi- ihg the Government's eachequenl play‘ there are two measures —~ the} fob much of the cash received forione is winning and the other is los-l the products of the Canadian peo-ilng.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1927

A eomet which appeared six years ago is due to return in June next and Chicago scientists foresee 'tbat it wlllacome nearer to thc earth this time than any comet of E have no less authority than which there is a record. although l em- n"21:2,:::.:.:"':.:.:.."::“.::1:1€

‘ , SPORTSMANSHIP.

,llt is also admitted that our earth once. not many year; ago, seed harmlessly through a

I ln these days we are avt l° qlille

lilfs fields, forests. fisheries and‘forget this. and to imagine thaqwme“ l3"- 5°m° “Pllmhmllh”

mines went into the pockets oi out-lthere can he only one Dl€l!"f9*' sidsrs to pay for foreign-made goodsnrlnning. if that were so. then 8W6‘ —‘to tho loss oi Canada’: homein- ns bloody war in preference. The‘!

had then been felt lest the tall ‘might contain poisonous gases. bu‘. ,|Prof. Lemon oi the University of Chicago believes there i; no dan-

dnflyies, There was, however, one very essence oi sportsmanship is to_‘ Ker from that source. However.

good result oi the imports. The Min

later of Finance was on Thursdsyzior any man to deserve is, "he wasl

_, be a good ween The be“ epitaph‘ the mention of. a possible danger = msj: go far toward balancing the

lassurance o.‘ safety. The move-

anabled to report a surplus oi up-fa sports-man." Sport. samefl. llllyqments of planets and comets are

wards oi thirty-four million dollars/connote, honor, integrity. lairllifly.‘ fortunately tontrolled by a Highs-m Whether or not this report will beigenerosity. found to be true by the Public Ac- shady, dishonorable, “that is not counts Committee-whether or notfdone," we censure with the phrase. there has been a manipulation of‘;“lt is not cricket; it is not sport.” figures to make this satisfactory re-gln sport the highest standard of sult apparent-mas yet to be dem-lhonor and integrity prevails.

castrated. We must, at all events

hope that the reported reduction of! game. is‘this high plane we dethrone honor.

the public debt by $31,000,000 true.

To cover the debt which falls duesnd worth living for, for what is this year the Minister of Finance:llfe without honor. what is victory pl poses to issue bonds at a lowcmgained by trickery?

rate of interest than was made pay- able on account oi the bonds issued in war time, and so save a million dollars in interest charges. la an expedient to which ally mall of business would resort: and the Minister of Finance will deserve no credit for it.

fir the rest, the Budget of 192'.‘ is disappointing. it will not please the Free Traders who gave the Government its majority; it will

not satisfy those of the minority; the protection oi home industries; it will not mceti

who stand for

the wishes of the whole body oi- the people who want to see swept‘ away all the special direct taxes‘ imposed years ogo to meet the cost

of the war. The pro-election attitude of the

Leader of the Government was set‘

forth in these words:——

"No more tariffs based on principle oi protection, but aytarii! based on the principle of revenue. That is our policy today—the policy of the Liberal Party-proceeding step by step towards the goal oi greater freedom in matters of trade, never imposingcs duty for protec

tile

tion’s sake. but always acting on the principle oi the basis of a tariff for revenue and revenue only. i _ repent this statement in the hearing ofllon. members and before this country, this is the position of the Iuiberal Party. We believe in pro~ ceeding step by step. We believe, when it comes to a question of inl- posing s duty, in having duties framed for revenue basis and not on the basis of protection." _In the expectation that the policy so outlined by Mr. Mackenzie King would be carried out if the Liberals should gain a majority in the House of Commons, the Free Traders of‘ Prince Edward island and of all Canada voted for the Liberal candi- dates. Thn Liberal candidates were, consequently. elected. and the Lib- eral Government is now in ofllce. What must the feeling of the Free Traders and tarlfl-for-revenue vot- ers be now—when there ls a sub stantisl Liberal majority and an as- surance of office for four years to come-that the tariff remains un changed. The policy oi incidental protection to home industry estsb llahed when Sir John Macdonsld was oiilce. la fully maintained, by llri Ifackeuile King-—notwlthstand- lng his pledge to Parliament and ‘patients... tlls Budget of this " ' fl not what the people were. " ‘to expect that it would be. and

This.

Power where we, leave them,

Ally conduct that is may truetiully

Ihsve in ages past and we do not fear them at all in our fsvorei province because none of a dam- aging character have so far come this way. Two very alarming shocks within a few days of each other recently occurred in ‘Czecho- ‘Slovakla, which in the second case proved suddenly fatal to scores o’ human beings. Our northern lati-

“A idebt of honor." refers to a bet on a If we remove sport from

‘iwe drag in the dust all that is best

In our yesmrday-s issue m“- es. winter season. but when we read

tcemeti contributor on hockey,

_§"'l‘ec," has this to ssy:—- l’

other lands from earthquakes, cyclones, floods, droughts an-‘i {amines we must realise that Cun- ada. and especially our own island

“hi” in at stake‘ are not supp”, home are indeed highly favored

i‘ ed to be ill a. ‘lily-like or 'p0Wdel‘-‘ m“ |

g puff’ frame of mind. Far from it.‘

“Of course, players participat- ! lug in a game where a champion-

That the revised Prayer Book the heat of battle is coursiugrflilmmfllded b)‘ "W BlVWPF "7 through their veins, the will to m?‘ Church “thmighmd i? a “be” i ” ' In.

win is uppermost and this coupl-j 350:2,‘ Ofllersomeeléztllsxditafsle lllsé; 9d Wm‘ a flgmmg 59"“ Wm "m"; sure the news indicates a thought- uraliy have a tendency to swerve‘ful and devout frame of mind hockeyists from that beaten path among may readers. The cable laid down by the l\l.A.li.A. consti- if“ is"! "clron ‘Brad tothfhr htooit:

_ j ave eon re ega e o e ac

tution. The writer fully believes shelves or book shops‘ that presses that there lsll t a hockeyist living are working overtime to supply‘ who would not take advantage of‘ the demand for new prayer hooks, a referee's back to get m a 5b.‘; that cable orders have come fronl trip or the odd check. it's humanifl“ over the world and one by. gwirelcsll telephone from America.

in England devout church women are said to constitute the largest‘ class of purchasers. Many sermons on the revision and the subject of‘ prsyerwere preached last Sunday‘ in England. The press reports tell

m5 l°° mm“ when h” decmres‘ that the hook has met with a fervor-I there “isn't a hockeyist living whoi slble and friendly reception gener- would not take advantage of the re-‘ a“?- "The ‘hill-email! Alliance 8114' feree’s back to get in a sly trip orgfague of If’? Czurchmen “m: the Odd check." » owever cont nu ng t eir campaign

against the proposed changes." would do so. No sportsman would

do so. No man with any flue feel-l‘ w" 1* ‘ "°'"I"d°i' ma‘ 39"" '91 ‘jugs would do so‘ No gcoming’! On Wednesday morning, {minded man do

llast, eight crows were noticed‘. even were the temptation

.

nature and we cannot get away a from it."

4 From this view we disseutentire ’ly, and with all due respect to our lcontributor, we think he is claim-

l

No honorable man

fair-

would "searching the hack premises oi‘

Bveljhouses ~on Longworth Avenue.

. . so great. Tilers are terms of reg These se€m not to be new arrivals‘ preach and contempt used by red-I'm“ the “m,” b“! M the muck.

iblooded men regarding those whofiztltl7gritycg€ige mxtlyllczlrztlzyl: They “In winter. Their costs were glossy in‘ them "cheap sports,"“pot-huntersffltne morning gunfight bu; their: --ye||°w.;¢reape¢" .__ thgy are anyieager and silent search for food‘ ‘gave evidence oi hunger. Other’

and smaller birds awaken more‘ We should like to remind our eel-mama,‘ sympathy than the crmv‘

teenletl contributor. and those‘ and MM people sumeflmes feed.‘ whose views ‘he may seek thus to‘. them in winter. Nolhody feeds thei . express, that as already quoted} "0"- l there are two pleasures in play ——-" ____ 1 the one is winning and the other‘ A Willi"! l" "W" W" Ilkm] losing. A genuine sportsman sppre~ whether he w“ 5 married mam‘ ma!“ I ‘ h b] t _ ‘l-lis re-ply was, "Yes-mo-that is.‘ t o: “g onora y o m op to s certain extent." It is thus with] ponen a most—though not qulte- t 1 L“, 1 h 1 as much as winning. "The play is $513213! repfbrrntl. rllmgltjyaiiild fszoi‘; the thing." It is the honest, honor- °f n? Yes- it the giwemmanibwul; able, vigorous conten run for victory “and my n and give m" enact m} its recommendations. ‘No-Al the; that is the essence of sport — and Government goes back on 1L AM “let the best men win." Clean sport tn n cal-ml“ en“; thgy 5pm,,- m‘ is a synonym for all that is best in b6 ‘llllle ready to stand all ‘OT 1110f life. in the name of sport and all wmrb "r “Kflnsi "- ‘lmwhifllyi according to what action the genuine spormmen’ we em" ourflovernment may take and which protest against the slander which our teamed correspondent has been persuaded‘ to father at the ex- pense oi its and their, fair fame. “in ‘spbrt sndjourneya men are known," ls s wise and absolutely

they do not know as yet. ll-lence

they refer to the report with,‘ true proverb. common to all civiliz- ed nations.

resort to such tactics.

lthing you like but sportsmen.

i

The persistence of the Dohariyj Company in their boring work on Governor's island ls worthy of all vpraise and we hope it may yet bei, well rewarded. The difficulties:

ill/VG been enormous, A great depth has been reached. and only the ,

—--—-<-e>--—— EDITORIAL NOT-IS.

satisfactory to the country. mlipeople of the Maritimes are a __ In doubt conoe nisg the action "the Government will take re- Wihe Duncan Report. and/can that the provision will be

‘ in supplementary estimates patella mama "Wired of m Government to implement

da you will have the goods, Canada, including you, will have the omdslls upon a eliedy reputation.

greatest courage and hope, backed? |_up by abundant capital can account‘ for the determined effort to carry on and go deeper and deeper down.

lt was a Dutchman who said:—- "Some eats mutton because it is‘ scheap and dey eats venison he-,

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<

’ No firsteiass phonograph is ss- lf you buy goods made in Cana- filmed 0f its record.

“d The sunlight of lhapl iness seld- ‘

-—-a-

theses-gilt ab therein eet forth.

IIIOIIQY.

.~ rwm lathe man who mtlr~~

‘g ‘l.

I r

Eafihquakeg in divers places still, ‘occur from year to year, as theyji-he Bill"! 0f U18 "PD" 58W 50116 “M”

course, l intend the good one—hn.n-

fill&|llyli1g"ifs." "ands." and “huts."‘And to one

already encountered and overcome what ‘meat "m" 'h°"°' ‘hm’ “mm

llPreaching gospel in vain to the ‘Alld I turned to sue unan of skins ‘lwherefole hast thou done thus to

cause it is deer." i . f - But the ‘Lord llrad hardened the

‘And he answered, “My brother-in.

Elm 80hr of

£01m:

'B!I_aW.BIlUl.l|-D-

THE PROLONGED HEAD COLD"

Sometimes that ordinary cold that is so prevalent in the winter months seems to cause consider- able paln about the face and fore- head, in addition to the usual symp touts of obstruction of the nose‘.

Pelhaps after a week's time the, pain grows worse instead of better.‘ i

cheek. or in the eye socket. What has happened? , Adjoining the nose are little sin-

uater on the floor of one room. this‘ water if there were enough of it.

‘rooms. the one floor being continua ans into all the rooms. i

if the pain is in the forehead on‘- one side, it is the sinus above thei eye that is affected. Pain in the- face means that the infection is in,“

above the grinding teeth.

Igests that the involvement of sn- other sinus. and so forth.

Happenings Of The Week

COO

The night has a thousand eyes.

And the day hut one;

dies With the dylns sill-

Yet the light of the bright worldg I 5

The mind has a thousand eyes,

And the heart but one;

h Yet the light of a whole life dies

When love is none. O U I

Any woman who "wishes

are double. That is, one sleeve

lares and ends just lbelow

This poll! 111B)’ 5° h! 107931686. ilfelbow while the lower part of the arm close and uses or caverns, and the inilamma-‘l sometimes the ‘ tion of the mucous membrane of 57°99" ha" “Fm "m5- b“! i‘ 1°m5l the nose aintply extends into these‘ hlousing elbow; Some of the cuffs. sinuses, being just like the floor of are very

is covered by another tight

sleeve; on

fanciful. The do

the vogue oi the threequartori would extend along the floor to the: we” m’ [me spring‘

fitting design.

eats novelist: ksuadelfi

gaeatieaa s! tatnees. I'll tlliattdawa Gurllsl

not

“BOBRIETY"

lject today is on the‘

ll"- the temperance question.

or! 1 am. Sir, etc.,

PROHIBITIONIST day -

---<oQ—-——- THE SPAHLINGER CURE

M115 2

The vogue for scarves is by noiDfllllelivll Lifllllfld 5B 116l-

means over. Printed silk scarvesj T be i l are being worn with morning and. or u m" 0s s‘

port costumes the

closely throat

‘of the full skirts fancy smrves are

‘ Now although the inflammation,‘ “m! exactly as a be)"

gextends into these sinuses, as they‘ ‘drain into the nose, the patient is. |usualiy able to clear them by sim- a {ply blowing the nose.

‘l However sometimes the inflam- lmation results in the formation oi

lllde has some drawback ln tllqmucous or pus that is too thick to mrmal "Mk3 a" of “gm ' opeumggrosewood or vivid red. The hats‘

;come through the small

setting up pain

Jeellng. ; l Even this condition usually clears lllp by rest. attention to thei

flntestine, and breathing |through the nose and out through‘ ll ‘the mouth. ‘ The steam most frequently used‘ and recommended by a British

specialist is to put a teaspoonful of- a

Tmcwre of Benzkm Co" or Elam,‘ interest in the welfare of people.

Balsam in a small mouthed jug, put‘ a towel over the head and jug. pour

boiling water on balsam, and the‘elevnt1on_

patient inhnles for five full minutes or as long as the steam arises. l

At times however the little open‘ s

ings into the nose become com-where" b“ when ‘he It men be.‘sweeps from the Gatinesu region comes necessary to have a nosellleyflnd the Oil-Mill river 8nd tilflvlncc can not but be

pletely blocked. and specialist open them up again. Sinusitis. as this inflammation of these sinuses is called, is now more clearly understood, and adequate treatment is now available.

weather. Lady Wlllingdou

O-OOO-O-O-lr

FOR THE SCRAP BOOK

A SERIES OF LITERARY QUOTATIONS FOR BOOK LOVERS

til

saturday, Feb. 19th.

A PSALM OF MONTREAL. ih

(The City 0i Montreal ls one of the most rising and. in many re- spects, most agreeable 0n the Am- erican continent, but its inhabit- ants zlre as yet too busy with com- merce to care greatly about the masterpieces of old Greek Art. in the Montreal Museum of Natural History I came upon two plaster casts. one of the Antinous and the other oi‘ the Discobolus-not the good one, but in ‘my poem. of

th

ished from ‘the public vlewlto a room where were all manner oi lakins, plants. insects, etc., and, in the middle oi these. an old man stuffing an owl.

“Ah," said l. “so you have some antiques here; why don't you put them where people can eee them?"

“Well, sir," answered the custod- ian, “you see they are rather vul- 8a”.

‘He then talked e great deal and said his brotlher did all Mr. Spur- geon‘s prllstllng.) —The Note- Booke of Samuel Butler.

ly.

Stewed away in a Montreal lumber room '

The Discobolus standeth and turn- eth his face to the wall;

Dusty. cobweb-covered. maimed and set at naught,

Beauty crieth. in an attic and no man regardeth: 0 God! 0 Montreal!

Beautiful by night and day, beau- ful in summer and winter. Whole or maimed. always and alike beautiful- He preacheth gospel of the slrin of owls who seasoneilh- the skins of Canadian owls: _ 0 God! O Montreal!

grace to‘

. r

both among gods and men! thou hither. Discobolus, skins of owls?"

0 00d! O Montreal!

and said unto him. "0 thou man or skins,

shame the beauty of the Dis- cobolus?"

ill-art of the man or “in; law is haherdssilsr in sir, Bpwrgeon."

0 God! 0 Montreal!

Tbs Diacobolus ie put hers _ he isjulear- -. _

the couturlers.

been made may step inside the first hall for s/helter and a ‘brief respite from‘ cold during their tour of duty at

SYNONYMS: ate, headstrong, tractable. inflexible, persistent. , WORJD STUDY: three times and it is yours." Let us increase our vocabulary by master- ing one word each day. wold: MATURITY; being mature. maturity."

He has

My hrobber-indlsw is babel-dune,-

Wlho

The gospel of thy

Yet nuns the less

But

Many of

m- lhe loss o! me and properly mfinto the nose, and it renlnlustherefof velvet which E0 With lilflm 8H‘ ‘dill! f1 6005681811‘ trinvmed with aigrettes.

ass

Evcn during the short time

‘u steamfiixccllency Lady 'Wlllingd0ll has,‘

een in residence

nd exceedingly practical in

sss

Rideau Hall is situated on a far

ummer breezes are

During the first real

eir knees. lProlvision has whereby the

e main entrance.

U I I

‘Princess Mary. only daughter of

e Kins. and wife of

receive

(Continued on page 5) —-—-oe>-.__

DAILY LESSONS IN ENGLISH

By W. L. Gordon

“ Say "sweet" (adjectlveJ

‘Pronounce the in,

indomitable,

the state "The girl grew

limbs;

l. Sir. am a person of most respect-

- able connections-

to Mr. Spurgeon.’

Canadian owls,

Thou callest t, user; ‘pants’ wlhgfg.

as 'l call them ‘trousers’,

Therefore thou art in hell-fire and

may the Lord pity thee!“ 0 God! 0 Montreal!

"Prsferrest thou the gospel or Mn“. 8000i of "Helios. connection with Mr- Sllurseon’: ‘heberdaahery to the sonnet of the Discob-

treal to the

oiusf’

us haiib no gospel.

may. gather-ind“; s r to Mr. spin-gen ," t) God! 0 Montreal! n

knotted it in unaunisn l)‘;

green

surrounded by a line ‘park, commanding view.

north wind

winter “Medellin-causes inc in soc oyle to cyc l the Jimmy. but short toncoats worm with llishot) Afzlrtionuld.

by the guard from the Royal Cau- adlsu Mounted Police. She mado§""‘_’*_—‘

enquiries. And now the police on; duty in the grounds of Rldeau Hall can defy wind and the chilliest‘ weather in fur coats right down to also‘ guards

Viscount for evermore. Psalm 16:11. Lascelies, has just been made

Psurgeon" having been adlrrritte . to the iRoysl lCollege of Surgeons [he Truth’ "he Ute‘ ’ as an Honorary ‘Fellow. She is the‘. first woman ever to honorary diploma. The‘ lPrincessjAs for me, O llsord, l will behold thy an" {he ceremony‘ donned a cwpfsce in righteousness: l sllall bu

"Use a word Todays

neither vest nor pants _wi-t1h which to cover his

‘Mf- Ericsson's babel-duller. seasonest also the skin; or

blasllhemed he ‘beauty saying ‘The Discobol-

is babel--