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     The Charlottetown Guatilia 
     
    
   
   
    
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     President, lJolrL-Col. W. Ghoul" l. I 
     
     VIII-a euldout, J. B. Burnett, I. J 
     
     looreu-ry Lieul. Col. D. A. Iuklllou. ll. l. 0. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     1am» and Iulllllll] Dlroolor l.‘ I uni-non. 
     
     Associate Editors, Frank Want lld l). l. 
     
    
   
   
    
     llorulu] Dull, (rounded I887: Iii-M yo: you (In ulvuoo) 
     
    

    
     Isiiu-ri-d n (‘Hy H.041 per you u; ldvnleo) mulled In 
     
    

    
     Pflnoo Edward Inhuul. 15.00 pa: you (In odvolno) 
     
     lulled In Claudio and Ill-flied Dllkl 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     conduct in such act or performance. 
     
    

    
     "2. The preceding section shall be read as 
     
     part 0f the Road Act, 1936 and shall be con- 
     
     strued as taking effect at the time the said Act 
     
     came into force, and shall apply to all actions 
     
     heretofore or hereafter to be commenced 
     
     fin rfspect to any act 0r performance thereun- 
     
    

    
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     rg (jrlARLQTTETOWN Guarani»; 
     
    
   
   
    
     PUBLIC FORUM 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ihln column In opal [or 11.. 
     
     dlueunlon by ov-rolpondontn oi 
     
     quutlonn of lute t. Th» '- 
     
     Chnrlottetovrn flunrdla 
     
    
   
   
    
     Notes ‘By The Way 
     
    
   
   
    
     Doubt-less many beside ourselves 
     
     have wondered just what a ti-Ckiflll , 
     
     i8, and how it got its nante, but ‘ 
     
     never found anybody able t0 en- 
     
     lighten them. The 1uys.ery is now 
     
     explained by an longish solcitor. 
     
     who say; it dates back to the days 
     
     of the old cock-fights. when the 
     
    
   
   
    
     Qw-v-Qa 
     
    
   
   
    
     doeu noi 
     
    
   
   
    
     noeulnrlly endorlo Iho opinion.- 
     
     of oorroopnndenll. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     comwcrroiv 
     
    
   
   
    
     l should be us high as those in other 
     
     ‘provinces, all thmgs considered. 
     
     First we have very little hard 
     
     surfaced roads, second, our Iran's 
     
     are much shorter than in other 
     
     provinces, third, our season is only 
     
     about seven months. Elsewhere 
     
     . the roads are kept open the whole 
     
     lycur, and they can run the 12 
     
     ‘months, bcsidcs the gasoline is 
     
     lower in any other place than 
     
     P.E.I. Why should we have to 
     
    
   
   
    
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     VERMICIDE 
     
    
   
   
    
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      Used by leading Fox Ranchers everywhere l 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     APRIL 3. 1937 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     CAPSULES 
     
    
   
   
    
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     _._._._ pay 1c p01‘ gallon more to the oil 
     
     Sin-In my 1cm;- og Wednesday," companies than these other pro- 
     
    

    
     5 1, in emr, mediated U_ 5, gaso- , vlnccs. This is a matter the gov- 
     
    

    
     Ilne prices as tax paid, instead of emmcut. should regulate. We be- , 
     
    
   
   
    
     They were first devised by Dr. 
     
     L, 1895, as the original Combination W 
     
     l first of its kind in capsular form ev 
     
    
   
   
    
     Cecil ffrench in 
     
     orrn Remedy, the 
     
     er to be produced 
     
    
   
   
    
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     sarunnav, APRIL a, 19:1. I‘ Editorial Notes 
     
    
   
   
    
     fight was over. the practice grew 
     
     up of toasting the winning Llrd the 
     
     bird with the most feathtrs ieit. in 
     
    
   
   
    
     its tail; hence the cocktad. The‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ilBener Than He Knew”! The British expedition flew over Mt. Ever- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Our local contctiiporary congratulates PRE- 
     
     Illllik (jmiviii-zti. on huving a deficit last year of 
     
     “only $24,054” on ordinary account and a total 
     
     incrcusi: in lliilllllllCs" of $215,522‘. It contrasts 
     
     thcsc figurcs with his lust budget statement and 
     
     says aLlmiriii-gl_v ilizit like the Confederation 
     
     Fathers, he "buililcd better than he knew.” 
     
    

    
     Let us sci: how wcll the Premier “builded” in 
     
     contrast with our CUll[('lIl])Ol'3.l'y'S o\vn assur- 
     
     ancc of whut the Liberals would accomplish if 
     
     elcctcd in 11135. .»\t that time it stated that the 
     
     Qffllllilf)’ rcvi-uuc for the preceding year, the last 
     
     full ycur of Couscrvzitive administration, was 
     
     $1,385.777.3i, "and for this year and subse- 
     
     quent ycurs wc will have an additional payment 
     
     from Ulliuvu of 5150.000, so that without count- 
     
     ing Fcdciul contributions under the Relief Act 
     
     or for other services, there will be available 
     
     over one and ;1 half millions of dollars for all 
     
     purposi-s. The ordinary expenditures in 1930, 
     
    
   
   
    
     the lust _vc:ir of the former LEA Govcrttmengl _ 3 _ _ , p 
     
     U, l that jllSflfy him 1n spending the taxpayers 
     
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     was $i,i7.\‘_3:.i.85, so that it can easily be so 
     
     that the Lilicrul pl.'1tf0i'1l‘l_ of a Balanced llud- 
     
     get is no idle boast. Under the careful and 
     
     wise glililllllft! 0f HON. \V_ M. LEA, it can lw Hf‘- 
     
     rmliflir/iuil nil/will additional taxes, uiit/iuiit u 
     
     culling of suliiriizv, ;,_,,-,/,0“t 81,”, a “flu”, (m, 
     
    
   
   
    
     tnilniuul 1y‘ up), Iilliltlfilry services." (lbitriot, 
     
     Juli" w. Isms-l 
     
     And £ljQIllii1 "Balance the Budget annually" 
     
    
   
   
    
     (not in 1113-5‘. or 11139, but every year, be it not- 
     
     ed) "it cuu be (lone, insist the Liberals. We 
     
     have Ill‘llll|l\'L‘Il to do it. \'\‘e have the will to do 
     
     it and wc will do it. Some of the Liberal can- 
     
     didates show their sincerity by declaring that 
     
     if it i; no: don; t/iry toil! never run again." 
     
     (Patriot. rilll)’ 13, i935). 
     
    

    
     Obviously from the foregoing statements, the 
     
     Liberal assuriuutc of a balanced budget annual- 
     
     ly was bziscd on the fact that the Conservatives 
     
     in their lust full year collected ordinary revenue 
     
     to the amount of 31.385777, and that in the 
     
     follow-iii; your i935, (thanks to Conservative 
     
     initiative) lllUy hud obtained a further annual 
     
     subsidy invrcuse from Ottawa 0f $150,000. 
     
     This nintlc $1,535.37 of ordinary revenue, as 
     
     against the toiul expenditure five years previous- 
     
     l_v of tllc 1.1-1.1 (jovcrtimcnt of $1,455,678. “S0 it 
     
     cun casilybt: sccn that the Liberal platform of 
     
     a liul iccll liuilgct is no idle boast." ‘Plainly 
     
     the iiifcrcncc was that the LEA-CAMPBELL Gov- 
     
     ernmcut would cut down the total ordinary ex- 
     
     peiidiiurcs to a point where at least a balance 
     
     on ordinary llCUllllll if not 0n capital account 
     
     as wcll, would be accomplished annually. And 
     
     this “without additional taxes, without a cut- 
     
     ting of sularics, without even a serious curtail- 
     
     ment of any necessary service." Each of these 
     
     latter specific pledges has been violated, as 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     est this date 1933. 
     
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     Now we are to have government sale, wholc 
     
     sale and retail, without public control of the 
     
     revenue therefrom. 1 
     
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     The Campbell Government collected $101.- 
     
     58978 in taxes in 1936 comparcd with S138.- 
     
     918.71.in the previous year——0r £55,('i;i,o; 
     
     more. Of course, it must b‘: horm- lil llllllll 1b."! 
     
     in the previous fall little effort was mud: lw 
     
     the Campbell Government to obtain paymriiis 
     
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     When the taxpayers realize that practically 
     
     nothing was done on the roads last year, aiii 
     
     no public works, undertaken, they must marvel ‘ 
     
     what- on earth Mr. MacIntyre did with that, 
     
     $280,000 he spent on his Department 0f Public ‘ 
     
     Works. ' 
     
    
   
   
    
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     The Minister of Public \\'orks boasts that he l 
     
     has now got control of his tlifllllfllllPllt. Does l 
     
     hard- 
     
     21,202.07 in the 
     
     in ouch of the three 
     
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     ziriicil money to the extent of $ 
     
     ‘Allllllfvlllillti! of brides" 
     
     counties, {l5 set forth on 
     
     Accounts? 
     
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     During his visit to England for the Corona- 
     
     tion and the Imperial Conference, Prime Min- f 
     
     ister Mackenzie King has been invited to of- 
     
     ficiate at the opening May 6 of a new bridge ‘ 
     
     across the Thames at Chelsea. Reminiscent 0f i 
     
     his 1926 experience of “blasting through an 
     
     open door.” 
     
    

    
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     British Columbia is to have an election this 
     
     year, when certain pressing financial questions 
     
     have been settled “on a safe and solid basis,” 
     
     which includes a $4,000,000 public works hand- 
     
     out from Ottawa. It is not at all improbablcl 
     
     that Alberta also will have an election, as thel 
     
     Social Creditors have fallen out among them-i 
     
     selves; and all indications point t0 Premier Hep- ,1 
     
     burn trying his luck in Ontario this Summer‘ 
     
     or Fall. l 
     
    
   
   
    
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     No Liberal need complain about the Fed- 
     
     eral G0vernment’s dismissal record, seeing that 
     
     no fewer than 716 civil servants have been 
     
     made “t0 walk the plank” since Mr. King took 
     
     office. The greatest number of dismissals took 
     
     place in the postal service, where 347 persons 
     
     were separated from their positions. Out of 
     
     58 Department 0f Fisheries dismissals, 55 were 
     
     of individuals whose employment was seasonal. 
     
     The Justice Department accounted for 54 dis- 
     
     missals, Agriculture 45, mostly in P.E.I., 
     
     Transport 34, National Defence 22, National 
     
     Revenue 26. Sixteen branches were affected 
     
    
   
   
    
     everyone knows. instead of a total ordinary 
     
     revenue of 51,385,777 which the Conservatives 
     
     enjoyed in their lust full year, the Campbell 
     
     Government last year collected of $t,705,493— 
     
     over $500,000 more-and expended $1,730,147, 
     
     not to speak of capital expenditures whereby 
     
     they increased the liabilities to the tune of $215,- 
     
     522.52. ' 
     
    

    
     These figures. we submit, show very clear- 
     
     ly that whi-ilu-r or not PREMIER CAMPBELL build- 
     
     ed “bcitor than he knew" hc certainly has not 
     
     buildcd in accord with the Liberal election speci- 
     
     fications. . 
     
    

    
     Ilt-rc is. further evidence, from the Liberal 
     
     It-Ianifcsio, clllllilllllllg the ‘Liberal platform am- 
     
     plificd uuil (‘Xlllflllltltl by MR. THANK A. CAMP- 
     
     lil-LLL, l.’roviiii~i:il (fuiupiiigii Leader", sct forth 
     
     iii the lEui-ioi of _|ul_v 5, 1935 as a statement 
     
     of policics "on which the Liberal Party expect 
     
     to ZlClliVYL‘ :1 su-i-trping victoryx" \Ve quote: 
     
    

    
     “The .\l.\i".‘lii.i..-\.\.' (it)\'(‘1‘lllllCfll.' has had the 
     
    
   
   
    
     advzuilziqi- ilizrlug its thrcc years of an increase 
     
     of ruwliii try ]‘i“.'t‘llllL' zuuoiiutiiig t0 $589,261.21. 
     
     and |'i<i iiiiii .\l\i".\lii.i.i\.\' boasts that he rc- 
     
     rciuwl lli'.'ll'l_\' :1 llllllliill iloll.'ii's in grunts from 
     
     (ltlziuii, lll this connection the IVIACMILLAN 
     
     (iovcriiiiwiit would obviously make large 51W- 
     
     inq» by lit-iii; piqriiiiitcd t0 use Federal relief 
     
     llltllll'_\' for llll.‘ construction and repair of 
     
     bridge. .-iiwl ll'llf‘l' public work. “iith such ad- 
     
     ditional ll\tlilll‘\, uud such strings in the cost 
     
     0f lillllllll‘ and lliillkfllllfi, we would have expected 
     
     the ("oii-ciw-uiivt- liovuriunciit to show a magni- 
     
     firrrir .\'l.'/'/.l,l.\‘ mrr all izr/iciidiiirres." 
     
    

    
     Sui-cli- if Mu. L‘.\.\ii-i:i:i.1. could expect the 
     
    
   
   
    
     CI|ll<l‘l‘\.'lll\'l'.s -\\itli ordinary revenues 0f some 
     
     $300,000 l<-~.~ lliun he himself collected last year 
     
     _..io show “u muggnificcnt surplus over all ex- 
     
    

    
     cuditurcif‘, it is not too much to say that he 
     
     iius mmlc a very sorry showing indeed, when 
     
     instead of :1 liziluuccd budget he comes out with 
     
     I “mugiiifivciit ilcficit" over all expenditures of 
     
     nearly a quarter of a million dollars. If this, as 
     
     our CtllllClllllttfllfy suys, was “building better 
     
     than lic kucvr", what will the completed edifice 
     
     look like, when he and his spcndthrift colleagues 
     
     reach the cud of their tether! 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     A Curious Amendment 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     llfrmy will wonder whether the following bill, 
     
     lntrorluct-il in the Legislature by the Hon. I. P. 
     
     Mclntyrc, Uinistcr of Public Works, has any 
     
     connection with the shamefully neglected con- 
     
     dition of some of the paved highways of the 
     
     Provinci- llll'lf‘l' his administration: 
     
    

    
     "i. 9<~<~tioi1 38 of the Road Act, r936, being 
     
    
   
   
    
     r lid ~wl Vlll. Cup. 1, is hereby amended by 
     
     ltliliu il"l"‘l'1 tho following as sub-section (a): 
     
    

    
     "(.- .\'o Rlinistcr, official or employee of 
     
     the l‘ urlmcut of Public Works and highways 
     
    
   
   
    
     =h1ll l- personally linbkr for any damages 0c- 
     
     ::1<i'oni l hv boun fi/b- performance of his duty 
     
     or l)_v l-is CflFV‘\'i"‘f out 11f unlit-rs or instructions 
     
     ircccivcil lw him fn-m n superior unless it is 
     
     estnbli-bi-tl ‘it'll swb hliiii-tct‘, official or em- 
     
     oloycc liz-s l)f"t'll guilty of negligence or mis- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     altogether, 
     
     n- n: a- 
     
    

    
     Mr. E. T. Fisk, chairman of Australian 
     
     Amalgamated Wireless, told an audience re- 
     
     cently that the first record of a. “beam" mes- 
     
     sage was more than 2,000 years old. It was 
     
     made at the battle of Marathon, when the 
     
     Grecian commander noticed a Persian soldier 
     
     on a mountain top making the sun flash a re- 
     
     flection from his polished shield. By means 
     
     of this heliograph message the Persian fleet was 
     
     being guided into the harbor. Marathonmadc 
     
     an economical start 0n the business of trans- 
     
     mitting messages. Today, 30,000,000 words 
     
     pass by cable between Australia and the rest of 
     
     the world. The rate of speed at which a beam 
     
     wireless message goes 0n its way today is the 
     
     same as that of the sun flash sent l1y the Per- 
     
     sian signaler at Marathon 2,000 ycars ago. — 
     
     Australian Press Bureau. 
     
    
   
   
    
     w 1k it 
     
    
   
   
    
     Here are a few of the increased expenditures 
     
    
   
   
    
     incurred by the Campbell Government: 
     
     toss m6 
     
     Interest on l')(ll'l'0\\'('il 
     
     money $2 121381) $268,366 
     
     Administration of justice 08,672 72,544 
     
     Provincial Secretariat 11,820 19.271 
     
     Fishennen's Loans administration 1,652 
     
     Grants 48,676 52.002 
     
     Direct Relief 55,039 60,881 
     
     Postage 2,881 4,391 
     
     Auditor 3,321 4,083 
     
     Old Age Pension Office 6,022 7,138 
     
     Pensions Paid 192,090 213.654, 
     
     Supt. of Insurance 133 225 
     
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     number of ingredients in the 
     
     concoction was decided by the 
     
     number of feathers still remain- 
     
     ing in the victor‘; tail. Not. a. few 
     
     think it would lmve been a bright 
     
     idea to have allowed the ccoktall to 
     
     die pari pnssu with the cock-fights. l 
     
    
   
   
    
     One of the outstanding feature! 
     
     if the internecine conflict that is 
     
     suing waged in Spain is its fluctuat- 
     
     ai; and indecisive character. The 
     
     ovil war began last July, and s0 
     
     ' - neither party has scored a 
     
     sive victory, and the latest re- 
     
     p ts indicate that. the tide 0f 
     
    

    
     ‘.1510 ikceps ebbing and flowing 
     
     .. the tides of the sea. —Brant- 
     
     l;l..l Expositor. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     So the old agitatlbn has died out 
     
     and South Africa is as loyal as any 
     
     part of the Empire. Curiously 
     
    
   
   
    
     , there is somewhat the same situa- 
     
    
   
   
    
     t.on in Ireland. De Valera. may 
     
     talk a lot of political effect, but 
     
     when it comes down to actual in- 
     
     dependence he would hesitate. The 
     
     situation is_tlmt to-day the Britsh 
     
     Empire is perhaps stronger than it 
     
     over was. The constitutional crisis 
     
     through which passed last De- 
     
     oember whichwould have rocked 
     
     most countries, passed without a 
     
     flutter. It revealed that the strength 
     
     of the Empire lay not lily in a oom- 
     
     mon king, but in a common regard 
     
     for British democratic institutions, 
     
     for British law, order and justice. 
     
     Great Britian is to-day in this 
     
     troubled world the Gibraltar of 
     
     democracy. This is the reason why 
     
     South Africa is clinging to the 
     
     Empire as never before and is the 
     
     chief reason why Canadians are de- 
     
     termined that. come what may, the 
     
     Dominion will remain s. part of 
     
     the Empire-London Free Press. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The defiant altitude of the 
     
     Italian Government has appvrmt- 
     
     ly tended to put up the backs of 
     
     both Great Brltlan and France. 
     
     They may easily feel in the flat 
     
     violation of the nan-intervention 
     
     agreement u challenge difficult to 
     
     ignore. Rut surclv this nerd not 
     
     bring wcr, Mussolini may be an- 
     
     oyed but be will never lie "mad" 
     
     enough t0 “ight a new Peninsula 
     
     War with the Brtlsh and the 
     
    
   
   
    
     French navlcs could completely ed before the people 1n men- 
     
     lsolate. Even i“ Hitlen committed practical election Ilcabbage" fol-m. 
     
     suicide ncninst the Miwiirt Line it I Am. Sh.‘ Em 
     
    
   
   
    
     would not help Italv a particle in 
     
     Spain. -Moutrca1 Star. 
     
    

    
     In tho lilllc spun oi’ life we own. 
     
     how lucky we are if we are able to 
     
     gather to us as intimates but a 
     
     small handful of friends —“those 
     
     without capltulntion," as Stevenson 
     
     once so well put it. I believe that i 
     
     most of us carry a-bout. within our 
     
     consdous mind a dira-rn-frlend— 
     
     one full ‘of understanding, kindly 
     
     tolerant and full of peace. A friend] 
     
     of friends- A friend sin- 
     
     cere" vibrant in p a. ls h i p. 
     
     selfless and whole. The very 
     
     thought of such n fr’end is a chal- 
     
     lenge to us a'l to be such a one. 
     
    
   
   
    
     South Africa. dces not want, and 
     
     will not tolerate, either Commun- 
     
     ism 0r Fascism. Pro-Nazis and 
     
     anti-Scmifsm and pro-Scmitism, 
     
     are cotmlly unwelcome and un- 
     
     necessary here, and can only lcad 
     
     to hooliganism and brnwling, and 
     
     possibly to bloodshed. Anzl s‘nc': 
     
     some sort o." o. colored slfrt seems 
     
     to be the outward and visible 
     
     focus and rallying-point 0f most bf 
     
     these oboxlous movements, the 
     
     sooner “this shirt business" i5 (so 
     
     to speak) nipped in the bud. the 
     
     better it will be for South Africa. 
     
     —Johanncsburg Times. 
     
    
   
   
    
     How long can the slrugzle hut? 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     accessible mountain ranges. n-rld 
     
     desert tracts. mid wide oceans, the 
     
     machines hum on tlWr normal- 
     
     l_v uneventful nnths. Coivcmnlifltn 
     
     of tho trillion-i of ivfllcs l0 '1VCY'S“(l 
     
     Ilmltcrfil Airwayts Mono cxyrct to 
     
     cr-vcr arrrnncn mllrs iltls your) 
     
     helps to ken) a zonss of propr ’on 
     
     in the fin-c of such occasional (lb-is- 
     
     tor as alt Wis all human prowess. 
     
     __Londwn Dally Mall. 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     l have noticed that you um- 1hr 
     
     word "undoubttdy" in your editor- 
     
     ials. May I suggest that you con- 
     
     sider the use of "doubtlws" ln its 
     
     place? It is a shorter word and. to 
     
     mv ear at. least n bctlcr souwFn" 
     
     word, Aside from its lt-nizili, 1 think 
     
     "undoubtedly" is an ntrkwvnrtl word, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Fight. 
     
    
   
   
    
     sumor between 
     
     nether millstone, is the proposal to‘ ,. 
     
    
   
   
    
     petition, of Clleckln 
     
     0f consumers by f 
     
     crease. 
     
    
   
   
    
     monopolies th 
     
    
   
   
    
     plus tax. 
     
    

    
     The difference is only slightly 
     
     material to the issue. 
     
     bought gas 1n Boston at 95c for 8 
     
     (U. s.) gallons, and some hund- 
     
     reds of "gallons at 8 gals, for $1. 
     
    

    
     We can imderstand the embargo 
     
     upon New Etigland tourist traffic 
     
     when confronted, if it so happens, 
     
     witha 10c tame-tide 32 to 35c (Imp. 
     
     gal.) price in this province, .215, 
     
     camipored with less than half the 
     
    
   
   
    
     home price. , 
     
     I Am, Sir, Etc. 
     
     MOTORIST 
     
     DUNNING AND PR/OTECHON 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sin-When Ivllnlster of Public 
     
     Works. Isreal ‘Pane, puliicly ex- 
     
     pressed himself in favor of protection 
     
     he had to leave the Laurier 
     
     Cablnet. Then it was consistent 
     
     for Liberals to practice protection, 
     
     but not to preach it, . 
     
    

    
     Finance Minister Dunning, in 
     
     the King Cabinet, has openly de- 
     
     clared for (protection. He sou. 
     
     holds his portfolio. Why? Is he 
     
     stronger than his Free Tmdg 
     
     party. or is it a. concerted game 
     
     to run with the fox and hold with 
     
     the hounds? 
     
    

    
     I am, Bir, Etc. 
     
     IIISTURIAN 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     HIE FLY IN THE OINTIWENT 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sln-‘rhe blast of trumpets, and 
     
     pretended jubilation, over the 
     
     $200,000. Wood Islands’ grant, has 
     
     met with a chilling setback. Pubic 
     
     Works Minister Cardin hus let the 
     
     cat out of the bag. 
     
    

    
     When pointed out to him that 
     
     (to complete the project) it would 
     
     involve approaches at Pictou 
     
     Landing and hundreds of thous- 
     
     ands of dollars further expendi- 
     
     ture, he replied:- 
     
    

    
     "The expenditure would not be 
     
     mad, until the province or some 
     
     private enterprise had given satis- 
     
     factory assurance the service would 
     
     be initiated." 
     
    

    
     Which means that it 1s another 
     
     characteristic Liberal bluff. 
     
    

    
     It will however be made to do 
     
     political service, and till i- next 
     
     election draws near will be dangl- 
     
    
   
   
    
     A. RANDOM GUESS. 
     
     "THE WORM TURNS" 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sim-With about half of the 
     
     legislation designed to further tax 
     
     and oppress the small producer 
     
     and consumer, it is some relief to 
     
     iind a. number of members, led by 
     
     Mr. Camipbell, in protest against 
     
     the avalanche of burdens being 
     
     laid upon the taxpayers by the 
     
     Campbell Government. 
     
    

    
     stiffening entrance to the poor 
     
     man in County Courts by lawyers 
     
     fees, hitting his lifetime savings 
     
     for the benefit ofhlsramllydnnp- 
     
     parent succession duty revls’on, 
     
     taxing further his truck and, 
     
     transport rwcomodation, revising, 
     
     no doubt upwards his farm asscss- i 
     
     ments, and the and not yct ini 
     
    
   
   
    
     In sympathy with the trend t0 
     
     gTind the small producer and con- 
     
     the upper and 
     
    
   
   
    
     , ,,- - v vii . bntirl concert the 
     
      tgfusmgk ilzlfgéilggi"  citizens it." lll litrrto numbers 
     
     attempt to grind down m 0:251“ l to lirui" it. 11d it is fpit that they 
     
     competitor where m recente gvcérsi will. coup-dual,»- pll-lvlllvi/illly its Dos: 
     
     have been the "mans, by com_ FllLO i» tlzi- i~ ll’ igrn to save the 
     
    
   
   
    
     g the pinching 
     
     urther priqg in. 
     
     It is 
     
    
   
   
    
     those combines and 
     
    
   
   
    
     at has been the fccd- 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     we flndI 
     
     that the truckmcn are bclna at 
     
     19"" mill)’ used. There ls noirru- ‘ 
     
     son in the world why our faxes ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     especially when computer! with 
     
     sprightly "doubtlcss/L-Ex. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Granted adequate pu-chasltig 
     
     power to the great masses of pm- 
     
     ple. manufacturing plants and in- 
     
     dustrial factorim would be running 
     
     full blast athigh pressure in the 
     
     attempt to meet the legitimate 
     
     need; o. the people. But it certainly 
     
     Ls the Machine-when attempts are 
     
     made to rim a hlghly-mrchanirrd 
     
     world on the old bmrls ._ l-lul lax ‘ 
     
     Herald. l 
     
    
   
   
    
     I have , 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     its‘; (if: 2111-. , 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     lleve our country members are 
     
     familiar with these facts and they 
     
     will surely look after our farmers 
     
    
   
   
    
     any incrcnse in expenses the far- 
     
    

    
     mcr in the cud v::1ll lnvc to pay it. 
     
     I nm, Sir, etc., 
     
    

    
     Afflti-lle; ‘MQLJCKMAA 
     
    
   
   
    
     Till") LEGION BAND 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sin-In days gone by the citi- 
     
     zens of (Jluirlottctoivn, during the 
     
     summer mouths, were favoured 
     
     with at lcltsl; two band concerts a. 
     
     week, but for i110 inst few years 
     
     band cnuvtris l'vt- been few and 
     
     fur bctwvvn. lay we have two 
     
     bands in the city, the Canadian 
     
     Legion iinti tho League of the 
     
     Cross. ivtpniy of the bandsmen 
     
     have been playing faithfully forI 
     
     years and 011a by one they feel 
     
     they are not ublc to carry on. The 
     
     Legion Baud at the present time 
     
     is; getting into tho position where 
     
     ilioy nrc hnrdlv nbfc to tum out 
     
     with flit? si‘ 
     
     ihmiltl fool < . assurance 
     
     ihut they urc nblc to perform in 
     
     Wily that will be satisfactory to 
     
     themselves tiuil to the citizens 
     
     'l‘his is lrirri 3y due to the fact tltat 
     
     their iiutrumriits have about 
     
     rorvod thrlr day. When the 105th ' 
     
     Overseas Battalion wns orgzmizcd 
     
     :1 large llllHlliPl‘ 0f now instrum- 
     
     ents were ivurcliascii partly through 
     
     public !-lll\."(‘i‘l]3ll()lI and partly 
     
     through r1 ‘illIiPlllil-l funds. To 
     
     those wort- nilrlrd some old instru- 
     
     incxits 0f flu‘ 82ml Band which for 
     
     ilio IilKVf, 11112-1. had already seen 
     
     bitter ilujts. At. the close of the 
     
     \\'.'li‘ all tlicst- instruments were 
     
     given to thcfiinciividual members 
     
     of ill!‘ New] mid iliov have been 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     s." 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     f‘. 
     
    
   
   
    
     interests for nftcr all if there is‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     _ for animals. 
     
     l; Dose your foxes now 
     
     i‘ best results-All foxes 
     
     , the mixture No. 8 size. 
     
     l The Price $1.00 box (so capsules) 
     
     Boxes of 100 Capsules — -- - - -.- _ .... _ 
     
     Ranch size, 500 Capsules -—‘ — — - - -- -- $ 
     
     Prepaid to any nddres on receipt of price 
     
    
   
   
    
     E. A. FOSTER CENTRAL 
     
    
   
   
    
     9 DRUGSTORE 
     
     Sole Authorized Distributor for ffrcnch Animal 
     
     Remedies for P. E. Island 
     
    
   
   
    
     438* . 
     
    
   
   
    
     with the No. 3 size, and gel 
     
     (from 2 to 4 weeks old) need 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
      
     
    
   
   
    
     $8.50 
     
     10.00 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘fit!’- ~41ti:‘- 41b9- 
     
    
   
   
    
     , Automobile Owners 
     
    
   
   
    
     Important information that every car owner should he 
     
     familiar with, is available without charge. 
     
    
   
   
    
     There are extra hazards that are not. covered under tho 
     
     ordinary standard policy that can be included at a. small 
     
     extra charge, such as Liability for gratuitous paasengon, 
     
     Liability when driving other can than your own. Miscellan- 
     
     eous Covers, such as Windstorm, Flood, Explosion, Riot. 
     
     Dunago from falling Aircraft, etc. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Leaflet xpluinlug ‘this additional cover will be Iladly 
     
     mulled on request. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Efficient CLAIM! SERVICE In the all Important factor 
     
     in Automobile ' nee. 
     
    
   
   
    
     llYllllMAll s. 00.. 11mm 
     
    
   
   
    
     ESTABLISHED 1872 
     
    
   
   
    
     C‘ 1otIetown Mflllmflb 
     
    
   
   
    
     115ml by thorn cvcr since in Band 
     
     work. 
     
    

    
     In Aiirllst 192B tho local branch 
     
     Iifill PIlTClITIFPd uniforms 
     
     nil for the Band at accst 
     
     of ly 51-7100, in which the 
     
     mcmbr oi .1»..- lluud were able 
     
     to turn vi". in a very satisfactory 
     
     mzvnnc-r. 
     
    

    
     As ii-c mm‘ ‘s of the Band 
     
     drop cut it is ifrflllli! increasingly 
     
     tliflici-li. lo wcurc now members on 
     
     account of 1'19 p001" condition of 
     
     the in.-"ti'iiiiiti~.'ra and when it ls 
     
     rcmcmbcrctl that it takes about 
     
     three _\'l‘ill‘S to make r1 bundsman 
     
     ' "cu that there is lit- 
     
     nt for young men to 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     tukc up . work. when there is 
     
     no Ilfflrllffl. of new instruments. 
     
     Tho Ti 6i 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     Summorside has 
     
     i ll. Band with 
     
     . >1.  and every im- 
     
     portrait. rviitrn ins :1 Band that 
     
     is provldccl with suitable instru- 
     
     ments. Bord ii truments cost a 
     
     grcnt tlml cl rioirov, and it is for 
     
     tho 111.011 .'t. ibsolutoly impos- 
     
     slbfc for . .. a to purchase 
     
     the ii1rl:'i1ii:ri...s llIPIllFPIVGS. This 
     
    

    
     '1': 'uil the pl‘l‘.“"i'it instru- 
     
     bcromti of little ser- 
     
     ‘iiltriown is to con- 
     
     u 121ml some means 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘l 
     
    
   
   
    
     The lot.1l brzurh of tho Legion 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
       
     
         
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ncur fvlu t 
     
     l to equip the‘ 
     
     instruments and 
     
     m vfill b: solicited. When- 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     .: -iiy Committee. 
     
     i i Ill ltruiwz-li 
     
     illlilll lotion, RES L. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Karl Barth has pointed out that ing ground o; 30mm m5 
     
     it v n: the Church, may be beaten by Socialism, encouragmgumvgt $3,: T" T" 
     
     . . . . . ° f "l ‘ > - ti i . 
     
     It is_ significant that most 0f4tlie reductions of  Kniinlttf;  tiiiii xblfolflibrliaiiodeniiztlémiitiid63.1%,‘; a... _----__1. 
     
     expcnditurc by the Campbell (Jll\'Cl'illll(‘lll were from without is undiublcdly great cusses by the forces oi‘ creed tiil ‘j ' 
     
     at the expense 0f the necdful. For instance: Indeed. that lswhutlras prcclpltut- ivhlch it is time for the scmiibie / {f1 I 
     
     m.” 1036 g1 1111c! D1-p$o1itth4l‘.£v'i\i;pgincpltléufigii: Public to (Izall a halt. -- ' f) - i... 
     
     . L‘ ‘__’  _ 0T1 1011C 1 l- ' Am’  E _ " 
     
     DePt- of Agriculture $J.§-n/- Skin-flu! Reich Church Ccmmiit-o: might OPEN CIOMIEChIKnQQ l  (4/0 m 
     
     Dept. of Education 346,371 339,541 work out a cvmprolufsc with the --____________ ‘ ' _.___ 
     
     DePt; 0f Health 33.143 31-066 ‘7_9“f°“"°,f“‘1 1‘§°"°’-“§‘;‘-,‘”3.‘” 5°“ TRUCKMENS mas i,\11-i.r.;~v..\t.i.1-: siium: 
     
     Pubhc Works and will sonnthin, mgi 1a,e peen _____ 
     
     . achieved. But the extreme Nut onal Slip-I read this mom," I -" ' "pr 
     
     HlghwaYs 503.387 280-048 socialists wcre tlctcnuincd to ro:t ter signed Truckman, rligfldff; = n 1pm, ‘Uiflml how a band 
     
     Falconwood 119,306 114,794 out the Confessional Movmcnt 11rd the proposed increase in rcgistra- ' _.,_,i,.,-| L0,, 01,513, u“, 
     
     establish the iupromacy of the tion fees, proposed by me Govenb 
     
     a t w i ‘Gm-mm Christ p115,“ 1t ‘wag this ment. As another Truck Owner 1 iiinulfic- runs in search or. 
     
     Here are a few examples of the increased Pa"? $P°m°1"il“l) f‘ H" Gdm“: mm’ lndorie the sentiments o; 
     
     taxation we have been tnade to bear for the Srhrficliflx- Obndthéhecogtflfigjgxlfm Egllfilgénfilgtsglgxtteg. Yet 1:91 ma, ‘ » 1.11m yiidly launched 
     
     . » r _ , - e nr enou i h , 
     
     Campbell Government to squander in riotous cx- pa, m. d, Timnngm, Mgckljnbgi-g mam“ Le, Us take ugfrogllals h, mg“ crack the“ 
     
     n 
     
     travagance: n11 l Lubcck that. criusrd 1H‘ investment standpoint. As gi-uck- or slit 
     
     m“ V8,’, ‘ivui: l" (Pr-“riittoc to rcsku up" int-n st"'."\. the uinnunl 355911,“. Jf‘ sails upon that fierce 
     
     Real Estate, Income Tax r V  ‘I](_:r1;l~wt0 l‘ ' l‘ l “nsqll w.‘ l‘ "mmm; 16-000 . ‘T"'"“".“' 
     
     _ m lit‘ l f ~ ‘ l ' I‘ - ‘ i ' pm h-camur ii l'li" improbable shores 
     
     . “" ‘ l " i » .11 .,'\l - - 4 -..l ~ v 
     
     etc. $138,018 $194.58‘) Hrncp thr- i . 1M1: of tin‘ ‘iposcit i-ntir of truck cnrig, L; 5 ion‘. ‘-. iluy (|'<l'l 
     
     Banks 1150: 16,70 mewrtrcrcc. 1.1:‘ Pith"? ‘him Pb ltltlloo ivculd mnlzc hi- = Tl sir liomifizmivs tyrmm and in- 
     
     .'>. . 7 . .. total bill Y 
     
     Trust Co's 33,93 3,715 ID12117- lX! l“":"-'1Y1l-_- _‘$'.'.."G0 or uimfi‘. L)", , ,,._ I fulcrum-c. 
     
     . . - * LAIOFE about .1 m v.1!» vcstincllt, whereas all other - ""3 -""“l- i" “w” hlslfmnm 5°‘ 
     
     Electric Light 3,228 3.425 ,d t,“ m‘ h or twquon m mm V“ m 1.. l , 
     
     - » . ~  - , U, . . 
     
     Teleimfine 2.500 2.668 must lmvc m ixivn“; vlnce except succession, or: ‘loss l ‘V " i the savpg" Md n’ 
     
     Domiciled Co's. 58,258 70.208 Herald. than 51;. The question ilflfllffll- sen: I 
     
     Succession Ditties 10,838 42,810 or "w M" kfipqlglvqapr“ Mn“ fillings-s, why ctget Tuck Owner's , ‘~ f - "r-""1'1¥l‘5-“. ~hH¢ m0" 
     
     . . .. .. 3 . . ,_. on ‘ , 
     
     Amusemem Tax 5.383 11,638 W, by Fm,“ m, ,.5,,,,._,,,,._. 1,5, 5 tunes fie gmzounfn:“tiufégmihfii _  i-x . ' 1;. ‘p lllr\|il.".".lll(‘.‘. <11»... 
     
     Gasoline lax 212.434 232.575 vsar in Brtn n and ovcreas, only from any other scum“ ‘ '  
     
     Motor Licenses _ 102,566‘ 111,810 12 W"? flied:- ‘Qflfl Wl-“Pniffqln It has been stated that thc pro- 
     
     Pcddlgfs . 50 335 eyery 16,13... ‘egspiiltlcslin for; 0525: posed increase compares favorably 
     
     Re is", o“; e f "8 RT "-5 "Tc i-‘CUY :55 ‘YPP - with rates in other provinces. but. 
     
     g Y C e95 4-791 7-, 2 lve. Day by tiny, urn-s the Old when taxes are compared on m, I 
     
     World rind tho. Nm, across in- cenmge of Investment’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' .'.‘...,|..r.lLi ! I 
     
    
   
   
    
     Flt; t- 'l . i information 
     
     izriiu. or QTIGLO SERVICE 
     
     - . .- - . I"-il 6 tlliics n year 
     
     {of r.» |l.l‘,f _,< 1|. Milne lllll lldflf% 
     
     Vt- rl. P1" r '. 
     
    

    
     |.'."I '-\'.\'l'l|).'\.'.-\|. POX I 
     
    

    
     Ab‘: ll. l~")lTl‘m, LTD. 
     
    
   
   
    
     easiest t0 cure if discovered early 
     
    
   
   
    
     Thus if there were some outstand- 
     
    
   
   
    
     stomach at all . 
     
    
   
   
    
     siggmach iL-elf or in the intestines- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Summonid 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     The Empty Prairies 
     
    
   
   
    
     (Vancouver Province) 
     
    

    
     The quinquennial census of the 
     
     three prairie provinces. taken 138i 
     
     year, shows an increase in popula- 
     
     tion of about 61,000 for the five- 
     
     yeor period. The population in 11 
     
     was 2353.529 and that last year, 
     
     2.414.891 Manitoba gained alboul 
     
     11,000 Saskatchewan 9000 and Al- 
     
     berta 411,000. The total increase 
     
     was only 2.5 per cent, which ls 1e! 
     
     than the normal increase by birth 
     
     ‘This moans that during the flvl 
     
     years. the three provinces were not 
     
     securing enough immigrants to 
     
     offset the outflow. 
     
     The five ymrs have of course, 
     
     been _vcars of great dltticitlty. All 
     
     sorts of disasters seemed to gather 
     
     ovcr the prn"rics: lnw prices for 
     
     grill‘) maturing debts, grasshopp- 
     
     ers, ‘drought nnd dim storms. All 
     
     three provinces stiffercd. Sas- 
     
     katchewan more thu either o! 
     
     tlv= others. 
     
     The not result was t0 discour- 
     
     age immigration and to drive out 
     
     people who, found it possible to 
     
     go. And it ivns not only people 
     
     who suffered directly frcm the 
     
     drought and grasshoppers who 
     
     foldcd ‘thNr fonts and departed. 
     
     A great many business and pro- 
     
     fessional people. whose living had 
     
     vanished. sought. other fle'ds. 
     
    

    
     The prairie popufntlnn figures 
     
     suggest that if Cunridn- is eve!‘ 
     
     go‘ng to do anything about immi- 
     
     gration. she 11nd boiler bcitln. W6 
     
     have here some of the best un- 
     
     occupied land ‘n flio world. and 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     0.1...." w. Boo-Jan. 
     
    
   
   
    
     RECOGNIZING CANCER OF 
     
     STOMACH EARLIER. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Cancer organizations tell us that 
     
     cancer of the stomach is the 
     
    
   
   
    
     and the hardest if discovered late, 
     
    
   
   
    
     lng symptom of cancer of the 
     
     stomach that showed itself in the 
     
     early stages, immediate steps by 
     
     means of surgery. radium, or Xray 
     
     could bring about the cure, be- 
     
     cause it is possible to live in good 
     
     health with just a. portion of the 
     
     stomach and to exist. without any 
     
    
   
   
    
     Unfortunately there- is no symp- 
     
     fnm"'pre5e1'lt eiocept perhaps slight 
     
     indigestion and nothing is thought 
     
     about it until it is too late to save 
     
     life. 
     
    

    
     However sometimes a single 
     
     symptom m‘ combination of symp- 
     
     toms may give patient and physi- 
     
     cian a clue. 
     
    

    
     With this in mind Dr. L. Wil- 
     
     bur, Rochester, in Minnesota Medi- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Cmm believes we nrc not doing anything to fill 
     
     "that. patients who present it. We are lcfllntz it. stand fallow 
     
     themselves to their physicians 01' and mcntltlmc. parka“: in excess 
     
    
   
   
    
     taxes for lbo sire-at. governmental 
     
     and railway framework Mitch win-l 
     
     nmslrurtcd in tho m"rc buoyant- 
     
     yenrs in nxpcctritfon of millkm: 
     
     more people. 
     
    
   
   
    
     MMYS 
     
    
   
   
    
     to a clinic because of a genera-l 
     
     d-ccllne in their health. unexplain- 
     
     ed fatigue or loss or weight find 
     
     strength, not infrequently have 
     
     cancer of the stomach, even though 
     
     they have no symptoms 1n the 
     
    
   
   
    
     Cancer of the stomach may devewll 
     
    
   
   
    
     in the presence of any chronic 
     
    

    
     disease. Partlailar ooitgslpwetgaktior; 
     
    

    
     must be given anorex o - 
     
     appetite) or dyspepsia that   
     
     develops for the first time in a A “wand, ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,; "a. 
     
     person more than 40 years oi’ age flllfllllflll tutu-n n-ntnrrq nml 
     
     and penis“ f0;- mm-e than two benullflcl Ihn hnlr. 
     
    

    
     weeks) It will rcnlnra grny fllll‘ tn It! 
     
    
   
   
    
     orlglnnl cnlnr. 
     
    

    
     llne-‘n ll11lr Restorer promote! 
     
     n new nml nuprrlor growlh 
     
     ‘when Ilia luilr l3 lnlllng and in 
     
     remnrkbly tint-furl In provonlllll 
     
     rlnmlrnff nml drnroylng pur- 
     
     lnlllo hair hlllnrn. Just follow 
     
     tho directions carefully and you 
     
     vvlll be nmnzod M tho rrlnlll- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Now as this statement is sure t0 
     
     upset a great many people because 
     
     there are many cases of lack of 
     
     appetite and indigestion in those 
     
     past 40 yew of m. Dr. wrbui- 
     
     mates that in mos-t. of these cases 
     
     the disturbance is not due to 
     
     cancer but is the result of fatigue, 
     
     nervous unset-s. anxiety, worry 
     
     disease in the gall baidder, small 
     
     or largedntestlne, or occurs from 
     
     "#1118 $00 much or eating- 
     
     that dtaearee. However it is wise 
     
     to remember that cancer does oc- 
     
     cur and so it wmu t... wall go m" 
     
     an Xray examination of these. 
     
     cases. Also it would be wise to 
     
     suspect cancer in huddle-aged per- 
     
     sons who have chronic dyspepsia. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Wrllo or phone lo-dl! 
     
     . PIHUE 80c 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Mac's 
     
     Special Rx. 3l5 
     
    
   
   
    
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     PIICE ".00 PER IIOTTLI 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mull nnIc-rn promptly MCIIIGOI 
     
     to. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Alt z rwo rues 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sudden unexplained palfor, or a 
     
     pasty color, considerable loss of 
     
     weight or my change in patientb 
     
     appearance from that of previous 
     
     good health. whbh not "dcilmte" 
     
     signs of cancer. should load the 
     
     physician to think of cancer and 
     
     have xray examinations and other 
     
     tests made. 
     
    

    
     The above advice is not likely to 
     
     alarm patients and phyuclans, but 
     
     lead to earlier examination for 
     
     cancer. 
     
    
   
   
    
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