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ai ni nntly (founded 1M7! 55-1111 P" "'1' "1' """“°'1 ° n" ' I ' "i d. They hold things ' n. , I 1111111111 - ant income. You too can face the fut :1 nJfim year (ln down-o) mulled in annui- and United sum. zvhoapgit Egg-h into nomination . are? kecp things out‘ They. sgltfllllllzileilllilrrllllyc-IIBIFIIII (If: A “ma.” “some: “u,” y“ u“, with confidence i} yo‘: dead‘! MW notu: or pr ency; and it was Th, furnish’ _ free from risk of veitmeiit lou and my u] m t h b‘ . s m, n a may; boundaries. .y . . o’ n _ .. . _. b . , , m db e ema r 0c once, lit to avail MONDAY. NOVEMBER 16. 1931 R2110” Vi“ iuhzence which made ‘A ‘ a 1m Incmtm to mam who would w “on! W" which you ‘us’: so ceznfgzll. you!“ o; the “musty provided by a 5111111951” “'5 ’ jumlm The). mm, very good seats monthly cheque for $100. Mail the cou-

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d China. It - . P POSE IS THIS , _ ____ builfup in Japan an in H: aonal ambition. which has smashed HREATING TUBEBcULUsls AT undecided whmmr to come down “To WlHTwAI-QZEIW wo,,.y,d|;u,,,u flung; o; bglnglnfljg plan. Itisyoun forth: asking, without The end or Jmuuy or the flrstlwas not "m" Q ye" not ti‘ b"? boa-ma nmmWWIinswlf-lllim ‘dfierfilliligl? HOME 0R. 1N A SANITABIUM 101i this sidc or that. T110? offal‘ 11, K I 1111123111“ m”, the M o‘ w m” in my obligation on your m?‘ W991! 01 39111111113’ 111 111° 191951‘ ‘V111 m“ m“ m m“ repmen a v6 u.‘ 1 1 IGratefuI shade. at times, and. nowi sir.—~Durin§ this ‘ merit: I 1

tha gulf between the two factions} x l. , on, h" widened, and when mmveni One of the thlnss that the tuber- izmd then. 0 P111“ ° 11° use r

Proposed his reforestation schemqgculous patient and his family cau-lsnarling. dogs’ or lzzglflgrglligzkhl; me necessities m, we, would it not 5mm came out with a savage ‘not understand is why he must go or_'of the light llPc- Y 1 ‘L 4m a good move to open a fund gum mum, upon u. m, aimed thebtay in an institution when the ismall boy W111i a" “"91"” 111"“; winch everybody could pay, say 15% state to "mi-ow it out through uie§Wh°1""°“"“°“1 “M1518 01 Md wins track 11111 1"“ 1"“ 111‘: ‘f2; of wliut they spend cm Christmas window." In the contest which 111011-9511 11115111111113“ The? 11a1111"1~'111"11115 °1 hazard about d “Wcards and portage, the proceeds to followed, Tamnrmy, curiously 1am’ argue 1h“ aw m“ can be °b‘ 1115 1°1'_P°111"1°1u115' W315; W0? use; be used in assisting the poor. Tons gngugh, stood by Roosevelt, this ‘ 111M111 1“ 11°11“?- tmt “u the expense. D°1111°111115 ‘1° 1111mm‘ 1 H: ‘om? {of cards are annually sent from one despite the fact that Smith is an y W111 be suved‘ “m1 that the 13511111115 BYE 5911191111115 1° g? up ooélgflflrgicountry to another during the ""1 “mmim” "m- ‘“° “b” °‘; ‘""T‘.'ZZ."Q‘.’I,Z..°.ZZZZ“§§Z If. i152‘... flmlfiofi “.Z§..i°“Q'Z..ZTZT.' §........-.I ;glgjisjsmjjes§;lf"wf;;;“°;;“j§§ l x-ca tains. This in itself. is ' ' + - ' Si‘; tollmean ma; 5mm‘ mslmust always be taken into consider- As marking a boundagygilllsnics can afimd to spend this year’ lost ground and that, minus the “"1"” I“ 1”“ 111°" "e 5°11“ "m- difference belwcc" 1'11"“ ‘"1 ilmd I would like to know if 1 have

,’ perhaps one ill ten, where the pat- _ghe fence has played an lmllfift- any sympathize“ m this matmx 5mm" °‘ Tammany‘ he Wm be-iont will do bcttcr at noine unable to count, upon New York ‘

ant part 1n 1hr 111m" °1 °‘“ 1 am. sir. etc. However there is no question but "Good fences m‘ke 80°11 119g ' M07553 Lm h it . ' standing thlemblllirol o: a lirvisifitnt-Vhat practically “"1 ‘M’ 11°11" 1° burs." runs an 01d Prom“ ‘"1111 1‘ Charlottetown. polmesndidate ' better if a certain period of time deal o; wisdom in it. How many,N°v_ 12m’ 1931' RED CELLS a ca ' ‘were spent in an institution.

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probably see the Canadian Parlla- 11°55 delegauon to study the was‘ ma“ in 585510“ again’ acwrdmg m ibilities of closer trade relationships the Ottawa correspondent of the ‘"1111 111° 1-‘11151- lfld It was only re- Mail and Empire. An earl? session ""111 m“ the cnmdmn Govern- will be necessary iii order to clear mm made pmvlslon ‘or l“ adequ- mc Way for me Ionhcommg Im_ ate representation of the Commer- cial Intelligence Department in these countries. Now that the ai- tcntlon of our manufacturers and exporters has been centred upon the possibilities of trade with the Orient, the development of this market should proceed at an even more ra- pid rate than in the past.

period Mien so many barely have

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pcrial Colifcrcnce. Lust; starting lute and ending in August, but this year it is llODLd to have the House proroguezi by the 24th of May. I!- was originally intended to call Parliament in the second week of January but the adminis- tratlon realized that it might be difficult to have its program ready by then. Present intentions, howev- h er, are that the opening shall be delayed no longer than can be l helped after the end of January- The Imperial Conference, if it

SWEDENS BACHELOR GIRLS 200,000 women. Statistics show that ‘ DISPUTE 01.1) WAR THEORY single men between 25 and 50 num-

‘ ber 340,000, whereas unmarried

STOGKHOLM, Nov. 14—-'I‘hough women between 20 and 50 number

Sweden has not had a war for 117 more than 531,000.

‘yeaps, there is a surplus o! nearly

session ran five months.

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there been over boundary 1911995- Paui H. Ringer, M. D., Ashvllle. how much political discusrion! N. c., tells us that these institutions

|Whai gossip ‘has passed iherc; for tuberculous patients teach them ‘what romance has had its beginn- ‘a way of life‘, and a way of life l-ngs! And rows? what qirrrcls that is particularly hard for them

have not developed because of lino to live at homo. At home the patient fences that ran an inch or two

One of the significant resolutions adopted at the recent conference on East Indian affairs was the following: “That the Depressed Classes hive no confidence in the

The evidence taken at the trial of Communist agitators in Toronto has been a revelation to many people throughout Canada. It indicates,

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i . Zifrma; 35113111141123 13:?’ Tfiaimli pretty clearly. that the strength Inilian“ Natliznal tfoiiggess gracing? is the only .51“. member o‘ the this way or that or of fences that FROM “THE poppy" r g ' of the radical movement 608$ 11° e311 °11 a e 0"“ ' a household whereas in an institution h; kn ut i’- 7 would be held before the summer not lie in the nonly mobs cmflererwe‘ “at the 3mm‘ cvcry patient is striving for the one Zefiinrlgzi, “its; $111121, Zndffhoh, The sleep-flower sways in the wheati g h t" _ Parliament is responsible before . L_ _ . ‘ c " v its head g seems out o t c qucs ion As the that infest m? streets o! large God and man to release the Dewthlil, restoled health _ dwcgurage an inquLitive and Heavy with érenms as that with! RIIIQN DINTII. CREAM Government ‘t-ould need at least a I t 1 u t . In the treatment of tuberculosis breachy com Fences have de. . . I Y] b m l k f P .4 cities. t ress ri sma groups o pressed Classes from their age- the mam rename is placed m res,’ "d H ash! y they hive M” bread; i w: Jyourpurr 4S: ofany 0Il¢0f mon “or s x wee s a tor £11115’ communists who are the agents of long slavery. If, however, the and relaxamrh Lying m bed is not vegopéd gaetileds P-VI-‘hey ha-ve bred The goodly gram and the sun-flush- gbeufimou; miktr/(L. mam r1585 m order to be ready forlthe Third Internationale which is British Parliament agrees to a an there is m rest Rest meanslcr a ' the- have also brounht ed sleeper Palmolive Shaving cram . . . as: l 1h” C°“1"°“°°' 111° ‘me “‘°'°'°'°'on1y another name for the Stalin 6011511111110“ acwrdiflg 1° 111° bodily quiet. By relaxation is mount!r°m°n°°s’ y a The reaper realm “"11 T1111“ m” Col dieslrbbb D ‘ ' can scarcely be earlier I Th wishes o.‘ the caste Hindus. ivitli-‘frecdom from mcntalstrfl1n'of any forth fcuds- reaper‘ 3 1 11 ""11 CW1"! - 250 - ese 4

The boundary fence was a sacred Colgate‘: Rapid Shave Cream 4. ,, 35g

fence in the old days- 111616 were

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out conceding our Just demands. km“ I mug ‘mid men my needless head-

1"°511°511°“c?15 11151119- zgroups spread Red propaganda and

it will go down to P°51°111Y 115 thei The patient taking the 'cure at

Owing to the approach of the coll-

ierence and its projected dlscussion' of intro-Empire tariffs, it is consid- ered that the next Canadian budget will make few, if any, changes in the tariff. There will doubtless be further provision for unemployment relief, and, if the forthcoming rail- way commission has any recom- mendations ready by then, probably

control the activities of Commun- ist sections. They are variously known as “cells," “fractions" or nuclei.

In Sovieb Russia there is a cell in every factory, mill or farm sec- tor. Its members must belong to the Communist party. They direct the political activities of the work- ers. They have charge of the elec-

curses for the man who removed And my fruit is dreams, as theirs is

perpetuators of the institution of hon“, may obtain the bodily quiet,

- i h it. Th b' d; ' Ziavgry profited fog‘ :5 llygnihilfajielbut not the mental quiet or rilliXfll- :9“? fggfrtggedltswltyuilding, R811; The gobs; men and the sun-hazed u .’ s c e ’ ‘ z l ‘ - . n s tio i because of tiree sources o irl celebrations and periodical Sac” sleeper

change that this plea of submerged millions cannot be 151101911 1'1 111° Round-Table Conference Dleoswd to act for India in a spirit 0f Justice and equity. 1

tntion and disturbance; namely those of (l) family, (2) friends and 13) business. '

You can easily realize what it means to a patient trying to rest, to

fices while it remdned. Terminus. Time 511111118811. but 81191‘ 11119 T111111" the god 0g fences, had a grove inl The world will glean of me, mo. the the suburbs of Rome and his sleeper!

statute stood in the temple of Jupiter on the Capitolinc hill. It is true, it got; there by a. sort of‘ accident, but there it. remained;

Love! love! your flower of withered dream In leav-ed rhyme lies safe, I deem,

—i— ‘have all the family cares, worries, At the lwt Dflllillclfll 91°°11°11 111 noises and so forth constantly on

toral machinery in the workshops and see that only party men are chosen on the councils. They work

a bill along that line.

Qllflbec the COHBETVBl-lves 9011M his mind, despite the love arid kind- h m d d hut m a nook of 216.000 arid the 1111181815 2771009 ness of every member of the family. 111 11m" umsjs 111121;; ‘ivrfziretfg: s e figymin s

a + . . e e ~ votes on a strict repnscntmion, Fllends natulally want to call to Favhre ‘spirals; The Dutch’ who From the reaper man, and hisreaper

the Conservatives should have 38 help pass the time for the patient, members in the House instead of and give all the details of cases

settled New York. whipped those

Time.

CANADA & THE ORIENT

While no one knows exactly what Jhe Japanese and the Chinese are fighting about” except. that Japan is seeking to strengthen her position in the Far East, Canadians already have a lively interest in the Orient from the trade point of vicw and this may be developed to an almost unlimited extent. An Ottawa report says that trade with the Orient, Jap- an and China shows some interest- ing trcncls. Exports to Japan nearly doubled in the months of July, Aug- ust and September this year, and a ‘large increase is shown in exports I . to China. For the year ended Sep- tcnlber Canada's sales to Japan were $16,519,764 and imports from Japan 17,994,949, while for the month oi’ I September alone exports to Japan were $1,673,001, as compared with $899,929 for tllemoilth of July. Can- ada's sales to China in the year end- ed September last were $8,658,658, ‘_ and imports, $4,800,184, while for the month oi September alone exports to China were $707,900. as compared with $294,114 in August. A recent circular of the Royal ‘ Bank of Canada dealt at considcr- Mable length with the question oi I Canadian trade in the Orient. In spite of uiars, revolutions, floods and famlncs. says the circular, thei-c are hundreds of millions of Chinese who continue to eat, to wear clothes. to occupy dwellings and to carry on their ordinary life in a relatively normal manner. Even when the Central Government W88 at war with Russia. there were large parts of the country in which the fact was not known, rind ii: is quite probable that a majority of the people did not consider it as of personal concern.

with the secret police in "purging” the party of the weaklings. In fact they are the mere tools of Dictator Stalin, and help to keep power for the Communists.

In other countries than Russia their functions are similar. They are planted in any city, town or vil- lage, where unrest exists. Instruc- tions are given them to fomenb trouble whenever the chance arises. They form the nucleus around which the discontented gather. They spread the germs of class hat- red wherever those germs can be made to disseminate their virus.

FERTILIZER INDUSTRY

Canadian plants produce well over half the commercial fertilizers used in agriculture, yet the fertilizer in- dustry of the Dominion is only in its early stages, particularly in the chemical branch. The chief part of Canadian fertilizer production now conles from other industries which manufacture it as a by-product. These include some of the steel com- panics, as well as meat packing and fish packing plants. Quite recently, the chemical production of fertilizers has received a marked stimulus, es- pecially through association with the refining of Canadian metals. De- velopments of this nature will event- ually be the chief source of com- mercial fcrtilizers in the Dominion.

A report on the fertilizer trade of Canada has just been made by W, H. 10sec, B.Sc., Chief of the Mining, Metallurgical and Chemical Branch of the Dominion Bureau of Statis- tics. Prepared in collaboration with the Department of Agriculture, this report deals with both the sales and

Certainly, the evcn tenor of the lives of most Chinese has been little dis- turbed by the sporadic revolutions of ,, the past few years, even whorl these rlhave been of sufficient. importance _ to be widely heralded in the West. _ , It is the vast numbers of the popu- lation, and the loosencss of those "bonds which have great strength in " ' Western countries, which makes it V __ possible for life to be continued with __quiet surety under circumstances yum Iurope and North America utterly abnormal.

m . qugeg’ 91mm; ungbtruglve Canadian industries as 392,120 tons.

impomi of fertilizers, classifying them chemically and including a list of manufacturers. According to Mr, Loscds report, the sales of fertilizers (not including sales for manufactur. ing purposes) within Canada in the year ended June, 1930, omoiinicd to 449,607 short tons. These sale. showed an increase of 25 per can; over the previous year. Imports or fertilizers in the same period were 197,225 ions. An oarlicr report by, Mr. Losee on the fertilizer industry for 1029 gives the production of the

1, v‘ manner, a market, which absorbs 111111011! l! 114.004 tons and exports d“ '1 nore than fifty million dollars a as 253,101 wna.

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i2. Not in the preceding a0 years similar to the patient, together with who 1611101161 "115 °1 11°“ “m1 1°‘ did the Conservatives obtain 501311 the gossip of the neighborhood. a second offense the penalty was" large a percentage of the votes in "I. The temperature of the patient is 1161115 .

Quebec provincial election as ‘most likely to go up one or more de- “mes 111°" 1111"“ 119°“ M ‘an they Dolled in the late campaign. fiirccs after one or ‘two friends have Sorts and varieties; the whinstonc i_ ‘made a V151; land granite dykcs of auld Scotland When Premier Tasclicreau pub-l And of course there are bound to I that have stood thef ttjt gt 01in};

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lishcd his pre-eleciion mhifesto ln_be certain business or financial C881; iuries, btihibhfifllit; gvmy fraggmnti Neighbor_..Er _ Mm August he declared that wComm-jcrs brought tlo theltpatients 3h?» ' 81122.5. d5 B roses and i-‘nve with, you“ go,’ odd stockings on; unism would be permuted tiogihwllich wil c: thrgiéigvirdv- ti“, mglanlvs lines of M1.s_Brmvn_nYcS'deflrlmthat 0L make no head yay m lQuebec-‘tionul romeieiad g: Ringer to advise thatlstonbs wrenched from the stubborn1 m‘ ynppens 1° “cues what ‘We s01‘ is not recedhllig from dlgitts liifesilid in ‘tjhe Patient be sent to a. sanltarlum 1earih by strainin" oxen and arming" WIT: ma“ one DaiIzILDOHdOH 0pm- Communism as raise _ l = ‘ n I _

Quebec, as 1i; has m othfli; pot less than 200 miles away from ecli by thghepatiaexnt sttioliisgafndtgxil; M s

provinces but ‘t is finding anal; 10131181 oin to the sanitarium and Pincers. do any Ciliiriiiioils these modem fence 15 emclent’ no 11011111‘ wntmue to find’ an unym t2‘; lcarfllg ifwa fiife’ he can when 3148;“ 15;; 1.3 wnll but for It is 1101581111001 and bumpmo: harder m the ‘attitfiudedit thZ cured ssaiely ritlzirn home and carry £11 tbs: glze g ti]; carts); is grodu- and hog-proof and chickemproor’ PYOVMCH Gm/"Tnme" ‘m n ' ’ But who can sit on it and swing

t th l t l; d 1 - ‘ l . sound sense of the citizens of botth ‘Sign thiglilole; psairotgfi ti: mi-‘ceaxa ally swallowing Ellen: 11D 08;" to his legs’ or “We his initials on it races- The Premier riraferrecle h: - h Cailitdlin awe encujd 1:11;“ or m“ on it’ or chase squmem the “at that numberfio peggmm- sterse f om the g inelands that along its length or “m! cool and Montreal had 11161116 1° i n5 “mp5 r p b hidden comers where the berries unistic animus. Frellclil-fizlgliinflter refuse to decay‘; 81:“ Sore gig-mint‘); are so plenmbl and luscious as to he said’ 7:“ Finis” erenouncinl; rguggoznd rzzdy liilesvpologs from tempt one to s“ down to a feast? Cvmmllns ° 5” ' '—'—‘ ’ The modern fence holds out and t, VI it b Fr ‘P

their mm and religious b22211] The ‘soiiltoll. tliinksrebsiocvery. lflietzetilaiorsiwamfiss’ 511:, jwiluff 11°11‘ 111' B111 111°" 111° 11 11°17" he 581111513 n" as 1:: 311:1; will be thing For the past year a com- 31,30,150“: 1211,3311“; [rim 1:55 of’: functions of the Old fence it hasn't ernmen ¢°11°°m » ' l , th r l t t u . w" m m; death. “iirencri-CHH" 11135121113111 81111111113115 11113151 122d felm or ash or cedar, or even. as in e an es no 0n of Performing salons," said the Premier, in the e m c ris wor g un er e ;5ome of the midland countries, name of all thatis most dear to Depflrimfim 01 51111131111011, 1111V°tfrom black walnut or butternut. you and most sacred to you, k915i! 1191111 1191111113 111011 11111115 111 1111 The stump fence was elfectlve, but, away from this dcstructive comm- 011°"; 1° 911x111“ 103's “1111911 "euigly and tremendously wasteful of

Love! I fall into the claws of time;

But lasts within a leav-ed rhyme

All that the world of me estcems-

My withered dreams, my withered dreams.

-1=‘rancls Thompson.

Brown -—

“For A Good Little Communist"

“Hump, required to be “devoid of al1-1an¢_ It has pretty W911 dis. bourgeois capitalistic characterist- appearelt and Wm, “s going the’ firs". The report ls now to llund and 01d 51mm “homely as a stump the workshops started on the pro- fenced has 10st much or its “m; ‘ auction’ The ra-ll fence was wasteful, too,