THE CﬁAﬁLUfllﬁiliUW N (iUAKiUiAN

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\\illl the lllituli-i tr1l\'CI"IllllL’lll in ‘llritislt COl- W. ,. Liberal aihninistratiun l0 - illia the chill waters 0f 11 89"’

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tii,i.i_.,,i,i,, [Following the landslide m Que‘ . , l" .t..,,|,. iucrcawil majority obtained t‘ are. 1111i i it - _ ‘" -

. . _ ~ , .. ' - ' "cit On- " J bi the t tiltsenatiu tilllilttld-ll. lIl\I\lllC ‘K's lnext)" i . tflrli» hliifiiiiiimn- m‘ ‘lm “um _ w‘ .

' h, Unpm, ,1 @1111 deal or heart-burning.

Hi phenomena oti an ylevtion yeilr can b0 Pmimltf] 1w those trained in iltllllWill lmfafnlon" La 1' iii ltic‘. iiliilisteiis, wlio hllYf‘ hdrdly strayed , {tom ,1‘ \-,-,.,,,,.,;, ,-,,,. ﬂlfpp years. suddeilly accept invita- - -. oil-cure hoards of trade 1H I119 1'1 'l(lt‘l\\\i'>11<l§ [Ill ]l1lllll\'$—v-llCZl\'Cll‘fflfllldiil)“; 'il ;-.'i lltllk 1~ irrilis. l11lL't']’lI‘trYHIClZll relationships anr ' - Vi!‘ the tiuture. Local Liberal as- i :ltii'e~h. Radio hookups for

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'i ii\ii-i~i\,-.1jp.. 1.1 We \iictilri;1 corrcsptllnlcllt of (ht?

, i, '\.‘:1 v ‘ i.,_,,,,,,,.,i "the odor ot election

1 i= ‘ ' . . w. 1 ~i :1 . Uyiillﬁli ill the l.t‘_L'l$l(ll1ll‘C. is growing t ,:. . . ifitliiltl zulil soon will be iftffimg i" ‘ i 1' i h 1.. 1‘r.l\<- ttIll!ll~llll\'I\l\lt‘.ii lhc PrOVIIICE F l ; ,_,,.1,,,,.- ,,,-,.,i,,>,,,,n i. rhrit Pulaliiilzii PAT- 1 _ :1»1.i~t- w‘ ‘ x l», .,,.,‘,>U “p; up,» 11,,- phuigi- 1111f later than June 1 ,~ .. -. - r \l lltXl \t.ll .-

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l 1;“. ,-,-_i 3 of lift‘ _ve:ir have been arranged. ' -~ \. \1‘l1ll ,1. llli‘ \\1\!'~l winter weather is ov-

..,1‘ m,“ H,“ kept-rt to see a general exildus

1...“, 11w.» iii-w 1l1<~ far places. You may BX-

woct til see ministers. of CONT-SC‘ flPlkYlng all)’

i, t iii ati eleisliiiil--t-ltiriilg the country (llS-

_ 111,111»; out tlie l‘t¥'tl~i of the local Popula-

‘ rin- £1111 ~ ih-iizible road PFWJiCCIS. F1!- ‘ i 1,151,111.» ,~ _ -~ caiiilg the thick sand- ii. Vkttllvs and Qwul 1x1 s of farmers‘ wives far , Tum 111.1 1-,'~]1t_ llPTliHYllllllg those inlnicmorial i rqiliili‘ li1111t‘!' 11< inf tho lilll political war-horse

, vine}; 1111s svrlllicl tile stirring smell of battle.

i ~ I mtv ,1 ll1\,'[\[L'I‘ 111i large proportions can keep ‘ire t-leivtot“ iir~in the polls within the year, lnilw-nlv iitlioresei-ii difficulties can keep it irilln them more tll:i11 six months.

"(Tr '" now the qoverilllleni is planning to [r1 l1» ire ciltliitri- llcfitlft‘ inidsunltncr. There are wine 11V 1 ivzliit it to git right :l\v:l_v, regard-

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r" and lﬂiiektvl roads in the interior, =1 -re :ir-: ineil in high places UH" the prt-iliii-riiiiake a dralnatic . . =11 tlzizliia. Itlllltlllllﬂ‘ that ll(‘. had hor- rtl\“('1l _§i>l_littt\_ttt‘itt_ Ilia; our credit {It lilSt “'85 zi-il plungi- into 11*» election in Janu- - nllist have a itcw " It; catch thc enemy

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' “ 11".; u~.l depend ~11 iihiit .\lR. PAT- T"l.li> mid Hi1 ll i111 ari- iloiilg at (lttawa this

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‘, '_1 i: 11111117. with .\lii. l)t1\".\'i.\'i; —— ‘ lilll‘ -l ‘i"l'tl‘tlf‘~, Ytllsltltl 111i tierlcral loans to he ‘ .1 dilutcil and somewhat anemic

1:1 iii pirzt" oi the pi-tcnt one which was

'11 I ~t yt-wrl roniierciicc. ilihcy are dis-

th s1 Jﬂlllilllllllls Zllltl hopes at Ottawa,

iilkiil-g turkey elsewhere! "'1'? seil-iliie flesh," adds the ‘r 11-1 lvlll,’ ii\\'lll be made to erccp

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iii the event of .\l|i. PAT- .-.ii l‘llII‘.'lll'11l4\X giivernincilf, a

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1 r ‘!llI1‘w_'1'1|tt.'ill_\' ilailgerilus to i " iii: IiFHilI the ililll. Xliisasiis. l’.'i'r- ‘ _ . ll iul 'illti~ 511T‘ going to borrow not

lqi ~. i-"n Illl eit ti-lil. if they can.“ V h: ~ an iiniili- l.'lllle ring of 31-11131- i\"l'>\' zlins- I.ih1- il czlilipaigll appeals, 1.1‘ l.il “"ll nirailtne igets to work on

~ ~ ntt- in llriiish Coluiubizl as it is

.i , ti "l; ('l'\'f.i11ll']J1‘<1 itioiis. The tcchniqitc is ".1Yi:l‘i'- 1L. l 1i Frill. 1- 1,1111 w] bhintl. li is a verv thorough- ‘ .

i"'i‘l‘i'1l'1' ilidceil; hilt i! tltlesift :ilways ' _ . ll-vx tin‘ it u-ll suseeed I1'.‘.\'l spring in .' i‘ f iiI"11i'.'l l‘l"“"lH~ :11 he seen.

‘Y. ifhrt Flvmrls A Dravhaci»;

ihiriiit: \t~r_v difficult ."i\"T~t‘l_\' on our i-d iii the .'lctivity' of \\ hile it is not l'1I'Ztl"~ would be lll first- pze-utli time, there is no

atu-iltiilii hein given to iiiollills, there u-oultl not i i l - kihajllfllilll- liltill all s-uciioiis of tile t" 111111‘). i (itivti1:....1t \i>|'\ll'l he “ell ntl.i.-t.l tn 155111 einlsi lUlTtllllll lu these coinplaittts iii 1-1-11111111; I'H.i4l maintenance plans next spring.

.\p.'zrt front tr;iil<pn1't'l1ioli difficulties, the Tlqj-tiim; \Q.'],\ilf] 1111-.- (l_'\tll(‘(l ziuspirioiisly. Our lll'it'llil'.ll.< for lllt‘ nlo~t part are ilptiniistie, and lri- :ip1,-i.'lliii;' \'l\‘t‘t‘.\>lillli_\' thriltlgh the advertis- ‘n11 voluiiliis \\llll feiilptiiig displays of Lilvrist- m,“ glllltlfs tili Illl lflllfl‘.

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Brilishi Opinion

The British lloiisc of Connnons is said to be ﬁnwcd H“, ti“, Archbishop of Cantcrburys censure of the ex-lxiiiifli5 frlcml“ Nolhmg Of me kind‘ CXCW, (or 11 few tiutoricty hunters; the Hon“; of (‘omiiu-ils anrl llritains gcilcrally are solidi ll('l|lllIl Priilii- Minister llaldwilt aild the An-htnjduip, 'l'l".i< is wllat the Archbishop said: "lt is even more strange and sad that he (Ed- “Hlniy chrmld llfl\'t' sought his happiness with!" a social tiircli- ivhrlsc stzltidards aild ways ofilifc are alien to all the best instincts and traditions 4f hi: people Let those who belong to this cir- 11C pun“. 11m, 1011M they stand rebuked by the i,,,|,_,n,,.,,[ Hf .-i nation which had loved Ring Ed- ,,..,r,1t' 'lih|)§(‘ most prominently identified as friends of I-‘dii-rlnfs in the (lays since the Wﬂfld 34"“,- m-C I,,"_||\' Cunard. whose musical evenings are famous and who reputedly in 0H6 0f 1|"? few

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qiicitt and

teachers have been

hours.

able.

on the French Riviera the King leased for the summer; Lady Furncss, his favorite dancing part- ner for several seasons, sister of Gloria’s mother, whose custody case disclosed such nauseating evidence of the kind of life followed by her set; Henry Channon, M11, formerly of Chicago. who married Lady Honor Guinness; LieuL-Colonel Piers Lcgh and his American wife; and and Mrs. Fred Bate of the ‘National Broadcast- ing Company. Colonel Lcgh Iis the only one of the circle who has accompanied the Duke lVindsor, Edward, into exile. The wife of Baron Rothschild, at whose home the Prince is stay- ing in Austria, is also an American-the forni- cr_ Katherine \\’olff of Philadelphia; gave brilliant dinner parties and often frequent- ed night clubs.

Editorial Notes i Vi I i Thc last lap for Christmas. i i Ii

This isfthe shortest day of the year. Ill i i

The stores andstrccts look brigh. 1nd bonny these nights.

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The new air line from Halifax to Charlotte- town via. NewdGlasgow is to be inau dav.

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It is not safe for Islanders to

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in all your giving do not forget the little ones who have nothing hut love and gratitude to give in return.

Be a Santa Pal. I i i

~Eviclently the Campbell

r n1 c The American Legion has lately completed surveys in Cleveland and Detroit to determine hoiv veterans in those cities spent the bonu: i thy“: M b°mbmdmmi‘ The Pa“ money they received five months zlgo. The rc-l sults. which are probably fairly of what took place in the counitry at large. do not support that fear or prediction. veys show that the money iii the maili ivcnt for useful and necessary purposes and in cases brought hope and a better morale to vet- erans and their families who were reaching the end of their resources.

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A lady of Nciv York has just passed to her reward who deserved the nicrlal for‘ most fre- attendance. \\'heil two of Mrs. jospehiilc Aurelio} five sons marched off to war in 1918 she vowed that if _ they returned safely she would attend churchlllere iidummmiii The method was three times every day. The .\la_v, Joli), and

most regular church

two sons,

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Christmas gifts of two cheques totalling more "111" $1.500 for poverty-stricken Saskatclicivan gratefully acknowledged by Mr. I. H. Sturdy, Secretary of the Saskatche- wan Teachers’ Federation. from the Ontario Secondary School 'l‘c:lchers' Federation and TCilCllCTSi Association of Ontario. The fund will be uscd to assist some of the 4.863 teachers illi- dcr contract to fcach for $500 a year or less. The money will he distributed among the "un- paid and the ui1r]¢rp;ii(1_

the Federation

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There arc many more john A. Cummings than he who has just dicd ili Alvinston, t)nt., leav- ing $52,588.17 in bearer john lived in a tunlblo down llotlse. wore shallhv clothes, and rmiscrl the compassion of his ne i But he had tucked :t\\'.'lv\' his thousands of bonds and coupons iil a leaky roof rather than pay income tax. Cummings, 88—_\'(‘t'lT-0l(l recluse. died on Sept. i and all the wealth that lie didn't enjoy is ntriv locked up in a hank iiiiilt, l!ll(l(‘1' seal of the flittarit» Suecessiini Duties of» ficcrs. who will turn ilver the reiliaiiltlcr—-aftei' the income tax officials get through with it— to two ivicces.

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This is a coiltcmporaiys idea of lleglven in the States: "Wiashingtoit reports that 33 of the 1natioil's 4,000,000 incoiilc-tax payers have an- iliial iiicotncs of $I.ooo.ooo or more. should be envy on the part of the rcst of the four million, not to mciltiiln the 110,000,000 of so who do not have to pay any income tax, it may he [lointed out that almost anyone can go to the movies, listen to broadcasts, get an auto or bus ride, take a swim on Ihc lWIlCh. eat ham- burgers and frankfurtcrs. and drink

beverages.

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"\\'itl1 the demand for illict liquor reported as great as ever, arousing the belief that bootleg- gers and miniature still operators are ivorkiilg overtime, the Royal Canadian Vountcd Police have‘ started their annual Christmas season cleari- up of the bootleg alcohol trade. Year after year, it was stated, attempts are made by the police to plug up the sources of this Yule-tide flood of illegal and dangerous liquors, but annually it seems there is no lack of ‘customers’ to encour- age thc operators and keep the business porfit- This year is no exception. Despite the fact that numerous large illicit stills have been broken tip and bootlegging rings routed over a long period, it is reported that in a good many private homes miniature stills are busilyturil- ing out ‘moonshine’ to be sold at a low price (luring the holiday season." No, this- docs not apply to Prince Edward Island, but to the_city of Montreal where Government sales prevail-

be

Uoverniilellt cipatcs a great deal of sickness this wcck, as cartload after cartload of liquor has been passq ing from the station to the vendor's store. Not‘ within the memory of anyone on K011: Strccti or vicinity has so much liquor been through the streets.

of

and

The set

gurated to-

on streets of Montreal these days when police shoot at random.

When we wrote about a strum of water being used at. the TrIboro- ougii bridge In New York to ground the ecctrlclty, we did not mention the method used at: the Ambassador bridge. They have a. rod stuck In the ground Just. by the toll office and as a ca: approaches. this rod touches the auto and grounds any current that may have been charg- ed into the mar by fast rurmlng. The rod saves getting an electric shock when you hand the collector your fare. Perhaps you have never notic- ed the little rod that ts ﬂeixtble and is about one foot. high. But you can see It, any tIme you go over.- Wlndsor Star.

We hear complaints about high taxation, about. extravagance, about the State having become a. verItable maw for the substance of thrift and enterprise. Such complaints are fut.- ile; futile unless backed up by sus- tained and sensible effort and sac- rifice by citizens to see to It that those to whom they commit their government know something about government and the responsIbIlItIes of citizenship-Ottawa. Journal.

An Ottawa newspaper referred to "what the English call ‘good taste.‘ but which to foreigners is so often

Qht Iii! of has:

: 3 [aimu WfBirln. MD. FEEDING a FEVER

A common expressfon years ago was "starve a. fever". A youngster with a fever was not. supposed to have any food for a day or two because the food would Increase the heat: or fever. The result was that the youngster became weak fnom lack of nourishment and was really less able to ftght the Infec-

tion whIch caused the fever or rise In temperature. 1 Dr. Ltselotte Meyer, Munich.

‘Journal of the American Medical Assocfation, recommends a, diet; {or children with fever that is practi- cally free from protein-meat, fIsh, eggs (white parts).

“His dtet consists of large qutm- titles or fluid In the form of sweet- ened tea. and fruit juices. Nursing children _are given, In addmon to these fluids, one raw egg yolk, and older children are given some stew-

llypocrltical." If It Is so, it only means that those are foreigners who ‘do not take the trouble to under- stand the British code. Their own i lack of good taste renders them sus- i plcious of those who possess It. Iiowever, there are plenty of for- eigners who have excellent taste and these do not make the mistake of confusing dero 1 to a code with hypocritical colld --~Ex.

The point is tha‘. the \\'0I‘lﬂ Isn't full of militant youth; cn the con- trary, where youth is regimented It is not on its own initiative, and where it Isn't rogimented It doesn't. volunteer. The tragedy of the con- scription of the young is that so many have no choice; they are forced into line as the cheapest and mos’. available raw material in the

carted! armament l"a':o.—Nevi' York Times.

The sur-

Paris. the !ast European capital to stiffer siege itefrn- \.!,-__1:1;;;, held i out for 130 day's before the Prus- siilns brought. It. to surrcnzler by the

zoo came In useful durlng the siege.

The Parisians found elephant meat

rcprcgcntgtivg tasteless. The best siege dtsh was

' provicted by the domestic cat. Mad- l rid. too, has a menagerle. When the y clouds of civil ivar clear away from iSpaln we shall see a. military d's-

Hum‘. 1 tatcrslltp there, not a fascist. sta-le.

y cattle back safely ‘true ‘to hcr vow she begun l bulhiinv 0f the 5mm- The men vrhv a rite which continued until November J1), ivlieu shc sitffercd a heart attack. She died, aged 117. At her side iverc the

Magistrate Thomas Aurelio and Harry Aurelio.

'I'he cheques cattle

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" Mr. Sturdy said. v s

interest.

Lest there

popular \\'hat else is there to do, pvcn ivith a million a year?"

l" ; three counits

is

' i A fascist state has only one party,

‘a party of firicist prlliclples bel e.- ‘ ing In the corporate tote. In 111.11- -tary dictatorship the mniy tales chargo-Loncion Expies.

y Three men pressed electric Lut- l tons to open ihc bridge at Klncar- dine, Scotland, on the Rlier Forth. ybut lt ivlll not be l-mcsvn which of . them actually pe;f:> mvd the ogen- , Int; ceremony. as ‘two of the Luttons

l adopted to prcicnt ‘jz-ilousy in the eoccrnetl in the

‘toizrhcrl the b1;t.i.;::i “ere iizc Earl of Elgln, leprcscntilig life. the Earl of l\’.'.1r and Kellie, fn- Llacknian- nanrhtre. and C .E. Hoizbugm, for Sttl'Iingshlre.—Et:.

The only pcuylc nho would let. Etiivartl d.) as he pcases, are, sirangiely cllOllgll, the class of p20- ple wno are against kings and ru - , ers of a‘1 kinds. ultra-zadlcals who saw in his action a revolt-against. the Chili and the ilppcl" and mid- ‘ . ml n mass of mitshy fCilllfTiﬁlllilildcS and shcp-grls W110 lcok only cu the surface tf th ngs and smv cnly a glorious romance worthy of tho moves-St. Tnomas Times Journal .

The greyhairt-tl secretary n.’ the Ralnspaie, England. Chamber of Conn crco. cut of the kindness of ierly heart ppclied a mar.- rlmozlicl burcail and lzas bcen so inundated ivith hundreds of le.tcrs ‘that she hilt; speedily had to dose ‘ the \enlurc It Is all extrncrtilnsiry ‘ phase of modern human nature that.

so many people seek such agencte; lnsicad of loakalg round for thcm- sc‘.vi:s.—Br.lnLford Expositttn.

'l‘hcre is no on: \'.h3 knows, or who could know, vrllo ls the buttcst; ‘ man, or the prettitvl girl. or the best. TKIIISCRPEPSI‘ in the world, or in any particular country’ of the world for that luatter. Why l". it thought nec- essary to talk or write In such a vein? It Is ihcipoorest kind of coin- melvnry cn the spread of educaasn. Protests me probrbly i:s:le"s, even though It is in the tntuus‘. cf sun- lry that, they should be made-Vic- toria Colonltt.

The airplane bombings of Madrid ought to make It perfectly dear, by now that that kind of warfare is rn ugly. inhuman. and unrelievetl throwback to absolute savagery. No plea of military necessity can ex- ‘cuse this lzng csnltnued bombard- ment. of a populous city. The mil!- tary mind which demands such measures ls the sort of mind that sees In every bed-ridden cripple, every baby In aims. every house- wife and every school child an en- emy as Important as the soldier at the front.—Guclph Mercury.

There Is undoubtedly a thrift that Is petty and mean and that takes away from life the rIchness whIch wise spending would impart. That Is not. however. a common falling and It Ls not at all a trait of the English natlon. Rather 1s It desirable to In- culcate the practtce of waving In order that. the resources whIch sav- Ings represent may be an endow- ment of strength, independence, and happiness. The compulsory savfm, schemes of unemployment. hﬁllul. and old-age Insurance are them- selves a foundation of social lec- nrtty and national stabtllty. They represent n mInImum standard, and, except for the low-wage e orn- ers and the casually employed - though not all of thts second clan —they do not exhaust the poul- bllltles of thrift. IndIvIdual lav/Inga for individuality desirable purposes enhance the natfonal well-bung whtle they promote personal oom-

ed fruit and toast and later also two raw egg yolks.

Depending on the length of tfme the fever lasts, the diet ls con_

even for twelve days. This form of diet. is usually well liked by the

As you know, in fever there is! s0 much fluid lost, by the body and 1 this fluid diet thus replaces thei fluid so lost. It is cblefly sugar-j and this supplies a sufficient, amount of calories-heat. units o: fuel.

As this sugary water passes through the stomach quickly" or without. difficulty, vomiting 1s pre- vented. Further, the fact that there is no ploteid foods means very little work on the kidneys, im Important point. ivhcn the kidneys are affected by the ailment. _Taklng in this large amount of vitamins and fats (as in egg yolks) "HPTOVN U19 general condition and the defence powers of the body. ThIs dict for children with fever should prove a real value to anxi- ous or frightened mothers who feel that a youngster shouldn't cat. ivncn it. has a fever, and yet, feel that the youngster needs food to Provide strength to fight off what- ever may be attacking the system and so making the body incrmw Its temperature in order to fight, It with more strength.

How different and 110w much more sensible this li-S—SllpplylfIg the body with easily and quickly digested fOOCF-Ulﬂfl the old method which meant a strong cathart1c__ castar oil-and withholding the food for a few days during which the youngster grew weaker rmd less able to fight. the attacking ailment.

PAGE FOUR __ =—- —~- ~~—~ , - _ ____ i ' . friends from whom the headstrong Monarch Rothchlldg The Gharluttetown Guardian tookadm; my Mend, who fommﬂy "m, 3y Th, my i-mitl-iii, LleuL-Col. wycu-nu- u. 3d,", Elsie De “blfc; Maxine Elliott, whose house (Ottawa Journal)

51m; England's Edwardu now

Duke of Windsor, became a lueab at the chateau of Baron Euzene dc Rothschild near View!’ manY have asked’; “Why, are the Roths- chﬂds In enm. .

To those who have rend those remarkable books by 6°11!" 13°“

Caesar C0111. "The l?” °I me House of Rothschild. the 1'1"" I .

iqiritiiiieiiy ROf-flsﬁhlldi. dormlwit 118-- ures In European ffrmnce sfnce 1770, friends of Btsmarck and of DI;- raeli, their ramfftoatlvﬂi Ink"; Ing the whole of modern mil-ones history. have three Houses-Lon- d011, Parts, Vtenna. 'I'flu.s.In the Great War they were Identffled with the Alltes and also virlth the Triple Alliance. The male members of the various Houses who were of mlﬂtgry age jotned the colors of the oountrfes which they had adopted, and n. member of the London House, Evelyn Rﬂmschud- actually fell In battle axalrwt the 'I‘urks In Palestine.

‘The Vienna. House. fotlowfng the peace. suffered enormous loses. Yet. the spectacle was Witnesﬁﬁd 0! the London and Parts branches of

For

FuH ﬂavoured Tea Us; IRAHMIN Orange Police n,

a. Delicious (lllp 01

tent sanctions than any symbol can furnish. Its strength and solf- l clarity opting from racial cormcloiu- ness, the accepted Ideals, Fhe estab- lished institutions’ which give Brl- ttsb communities their dlstfnctlvc character in the world pfcture of or- gantzed human socIety. No vital link of Empire has yet bun brokm but new ones are being ateadfly forged, and the whole 1111178118.] structure is stronger today than ever before In Its history.

used the skIns as bed clothes and to patch theIr Jackets and trous- ers’ and took very little care of them.

the family coming to the assist- ance of the Vienna House. and under notable circumstances. In

l franc. tinned from two to eight days ori Paris t°°k pa“ m this operation’

children and agrees with them." Iwmlld use‘

twith a vIcw to a. fall.

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1924 tta Morgan Bank In the] Unfted States came to the nsslst- I ance of the depreciated French] 1'11»,- Rothschild Bank In

and was therefore In a Position estimate a. clay when the franc} ThIs It dld, secretly ‘ advising the Vienna House of , Rothschild to deal In francs wtth a l vfew to a rise, and not as aImO-sti all the rest of Europe was doing, When the l franc improved by almost a ithird ' of Its value the Vienna Roths-i childs had made good most 0f

undlmlnished In Austria. .

Todayz more than one and one- half centuries after the foundation of the Bank, the Rothschilds are still firmly established; their riches and their name are world, famous. The wealth of the fam- - Ily, Indeed, has become proverbial. 1 It was acquired by maintaining" the closests contact with those in charge of the world's destinies, and , by a clever adaptation to events. The Rothschilds, In truth, have al- ways been near thrones, have sometimes shaken thrones, weref ncar Louis. Napoieon, Cavour, Bis- , marck. Disraeli. "I have always? been of the opinion," wrote Dizzy, "that there could not be enough Rothschllds." The great Jew was perhaps thlnklng of the Suez Canal; of the $20.000,000 Lionel Rothschild loaned hIm to carry through his magnificent: coitp.

And the Rothschilds married Into the great familfestof England. The sons observed the rule of tnarrying only gIrls of Jewish race, but daughters of the House marrI- ed members of the highest Eng- lIsh aristocracy. Lord Battersea, the Honorable Elliot Yorke and the Earl of Rnsebery took R/Jthschilds for their wives.

CODIPROMISE

I'll make a conrprolflfibc , 0h lords of destiny: i Instead of king I‘ l be a Serf,

,And rather than a siringcr of the

svrcrd

I'll take a shepherd's 50b,

'Ruther than those vainglorlous , dreams,

l Once held to sing.

,I‘1I whisper here. If It may te,

1 Of some inconsequential thing.

l I'll take concessions now

l Rom Fortune's grcasy 1mm;

Instead of rare sIdol-enl gems

I'll have this paliry pcstllcrd hoard;

Instead cf skies and 1cf.y czags 101' the illtmitabfe dwcl ing placg or I plains i From pole to pole I‘lI take. ch God forgive mo! This miserable hole. 1

v ——VGecrgc Fox H01

for; and conﬁdcnce. Thllft has be- come, If, appears, a. great Interna- tfonal movement. and the thirteenth annual Thrift Dny ls befng c919- brated In over tllii- y countries. Tiirlfb is FS"(‘l‘Illf'Ill\‘ an art of pract-

ivoulrl thrive pathiof pca"

should follcw the e —Iiondon Times.

‘ GIFTS

We carry a complete line of MAX FACTOR YARDLIIY HOUDNUTS IIOUBIGANTS EVENING IN PARIS THREE SECRETS SPRINGTIME IN PARIS CUTEX MINTTS COLGATES PALMOIJVI .

my many other flmolll Toilet Goods.

We also carry brush. will? and mlmr lets In chromium _ ﬂnllh for ladlcl.

Mllltnry Set: ln both ebony . and chromium. _ cism M"! cigarettes, pipes and tobacco-

Onr plne Ilno ls the llnort In the city, with prlool rlnl- ln; from 50c to 88-00-

CALL AND ill _Ul.

THE 2 MA CS

PHONE ﬂl

Yct the Rothschilds remained as close to foreign rulers as to the lrulers of Brltntn; were powerful ithroughout all of Eumpe. Their ltnfluence today Is perhaps not, ,1 comparable to that whlch they ex- crclsed In the world In the second third of the nineteenth centzury,i but It; is powerful nevertheless; and ‘ It ivould be foolish to argue that; such a dynasty could have been created and maintained by other than exceptionally able and cour. ageous men.

The Last Link ISydneyIosTRccord)

In his historic speech 1n the House of Commons announsing the former King's abdfcatlon, Premier Baldwin referred to the Throne as "the last link of Empire." A more accurate description would be that it 1s the one remafnlng visible sym- bol 0t the countless links ivhicli 'th’n as all" but sirong as iron" blncl the Brltish Commonwcath of Naticns together, In the most. re- markable fraternity of kindred states the worid has ever known. The glorious trndittona clustering around the BrPLsh 11m)“; 31w, 11

and the greatest speltdfliiiff, is war. ’ It follows that the nations which l

an lmperlshntfe claim on the pﬂdc 11ml IOYBIIY of the people whose herltageit L<. But the British Em-

,they wished to return to thIs coast l at once for more, and there was an

notice of the world. and the next

"191? WP" 1°55°5- kept their Prestige iwith Great Britain and

sea otter.

extinction of the sea other, the be-

of geographical features

When the Resolution and Dis- covery reached Macao on the home- ward voyaee. lome of the sailors of- fered thefr furs for sale to the Chinese merchants, and were as- tonished at the lavish prices of- fared-sac astonished, Indeed, that

Incipient. mutiny. | When the official report of Cooks voyages was Issued In 1784, the amount of this new reservctr of ; furs, of wh‘ch there had been ru- 1 mors before’ came cleflnftely to the

few years saw the development of 1 a consfderable trade In sea otter furs, first. with Cffna and then the At- lantic coast. of the United States. Russia and Spain were llil interesi- ed In this coast and strove for the i mastery, and the Incentive was not

timber. or gold or fertile lands, but l the soft and shiny pelt of the little

The results? There were several of them. First was the practical

ginning of a long and not very cre- dItable Campaign of spoliutxon of natural resources. In the second place, the ships engaged In the fur trade and their masters and of- fIcers gave their names to a host on this coast’ and these names remain, a memento of an industry that; Is gone. Finally. the four nztforis dl- vided the coast among them, Rus- s'a In the north, Britain next, then the Un'f.cd States and Spain. At length Spain‘ and Rush withdrew. leavfng the coast divided as It Is today.

Sea Olter History

(Vancouver Province)

A despatch from Washington tells of the dlscoicrv by a Urfted States coastguard cutter of an Isolated ,

Kﬁiwi

i hair that shone In the sun-

the m1- of the Sm 0W?!‘- and later in Altvka. the

id’ .-

H OLIDA Y SHOPPERS

all know that we are fratiu. In] a good variety at

Ghristmasi Gifts

And we want you too, u; 100k over our offerings. There m many things we are sure win delight. you.

LADIES TOILET 5mg

A ﬁne assortment in three, ﬁve seven and ten pieces In Chrome Ind Enamel, differ- cnt shades and beautifully boxed. Price $3.00 to $20.00.

PERFUMES, TOILET WATERS, ETC.

‘An exquisite line of the best makes In dalnty boxes of dif- ferent comhinations. Alsi, in. dlvidual packages. Yilrdlryg, Hudnuts. Iioblgants, Potter- and Moore's, Bourjols am} Cotyk.

CHRISTMAS CHOCOLATES

The best display we havg shown In years and all in ex-

ceptlonnlly nice packages, Muir's, Nellson's, smilcsn Chuckles, etc.

SMOKERS GOODS Everything In Pipu, Tabu-

coes, Cigars, Cigarettes, all Xmas wrapped. Also llumi don, Cigar and Cigarette Cases, Ronson and other Lighters. Tobacco Pouches and all smokers supplies.

These are a few of the lines we specialize In. Mt us show them to yoll-

E. A. FtiiSTER

CENTRAL DRUGSTORE

Mlﬁ‘

Al. Nool sailo

Alaska Irland with a colony of at '81"? bit-s 0f metal and kink“ i0

least three thousand offers. So gone. It was at one time a lrltfsh Columbia. anlmal ‘and so Important to this province historically that It tins as much rlght to a. place 0n our coat. of arms as the buffalo has

‘the fur, and, having W ‘I mil" that Is where the sea otcr has i134 did m‘ Value l‘ h

QANNES, Fjrailcc. Dev 15-15?

__Gendiirmes were called back} duty tonight to keep ‘the curwv l away from Mrs. Wallis slillpson

on the coat; of arms of Manitoba. [Riviera FETUS!!-

1; was the sea otter that led to the t settlement of this coast. It was the see. ottcr that, Inaugurated Bri- tish Columbia's foreign trade -- both her trade with the Cricnt. and l, her trade with Great BritaIn. ,1

when Captain Ccok came t0 this coast. In 1777 and tIed up at Nootka went trading with the Indfans. The , Indfnns had furs that seemed at:- tractfve—btg skins with dark broyvn

NEiURITIS

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PIN? lms deeper roofs and more po-

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PHONE Next door to

Polfce satd they vxlwctvd "1 '-

lDosted at the fork of the r01; t about; 150 yards from the ctllfanr i to the vllla of Mr. and Mia. E l man Rogers, Mrs. Simpwns h“

Despite the renewed £11m M

1 tier, 1t; was Indlcated .\1r.=. Sin1P5° ‘ hoped to" get; about more in 111 near future.

She took a short drive tlirttuﬂ

the countryside last nigh? ﬂlldé“: Dlnyed bridge with friends it? *1 nes.

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