BER 6, 1921 ,

England Back 011 Greenwich Time

- LONDON. Oct. 5.—-Summer time in England ended last night. Th: movement here was generally po- pular save wotii a certain number

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. .‘8HOP from Holman's catalog

..‘Dr. McEAcHEN eye ape- ciatist will be at his oﬂiue in the Bay View Hotel, St. Peters, Thurs- day evening from 6 to 9 p_ in.

Always Puro

and Clean‘ of agricuturlsta and others who have the care of large bodies '0‘ II I andKeptGood children. No legal provision has REASONS FOR JAPAN'S DIPLO' i th S been made, however, tor cuntlnu- MAT“: 8‘11va m CONFER‘ n e ealed ing the expedient next year. The ENcinaxmtE'lNM'TmG present rules lapse under the De- T Package fence or the Realm Act and an at- , so tempt to introduce leglstratlon to Here are reasons for Japan's toe prowsions proved cgnvictiou that their reprcsrnini-

. ivos must be governed by special iconﬁ‘iderait‘lan during the C(illfei” once called by President Harding for the discussion of limitation of

Under Greenwich Time

On?“ nrl'f‘m w“ Yesmrdﬂy armaments and Far Eastern ques- . working again antler Greenwich Lions; I i 1 l'tmc. it is possible that the day- L Because expansion is absov I y

alight saying plan will not be re- sumed in future, it is declared by l""WE‘))8pl"iH, as it has encountered considerable opposition in gigri ruliural quarters, and from llli‘il- l..ical. educational and railway in- terests. Those. are expected to ondiavor to defeat the bill for malt to hold on to the 750,000 miles of ivng daylight saying a pcrmanon. land area and to perpetuate hor ’li‘iillll't‘. each summer. The bill was domination over more than :1 mil- intrt-duced in parliament durinit'iion mllt‘s of seas that she has tag. the inst session by the Home ch quired or seized since the Japan- rotary and forces opposing it \\‘lll:ese.4nugsjan war,‘ eighteen years he marslioiloil, vwhen it comes uplago; , for second reading attcr parliamcnt 3, Because she is determined to Vitc-asstiiililes. provide a larger field for her rap- id‘ly growing merchant marina, .Clalms Plan an Evil through which she hopes to dic-i The London Times tutlay m’inieiiltnie the trade conditions of the Far

lutely necessary for the survival of a population of 78,000,000 Jap‘ anese hemmed witiiiu the borders or an island territory only om». third larger than the State of H‘exas.

2. Because of her determination

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Preacher: Back Lace a I'm article written by Dr. Deni. East and the Pacific. White and Fluh Mmmv Proms-“0r 0" Blo't‘lll‘mlﬂll'é’v 4. Because she will demand non- at (ixlord, who argues that from interference with

her programme for exploiting the natural and com mercial resources of northern China, Corea. Manchuria. Mongolia and Siberia, whose populations age zregating nearly 30,000,000 are de- lencr‘lcss against her huge army

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you." and splendidxnayy. Set u (11¢me liI- admits, however, that during 5. Because of her ambition 'to do- a . . " minute through the application of ANY a woman Will admit the ﬁne, sanitary

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int: time might be beneficial. Dr. vlniperiallstic .‘ii'rrrt- contends that the plan of advancing: the clocks one hour during the summer months is par- lii‘tilllrly disadvantageous in school children. agrirutural interests and some industrial workers‘.

policies the political and economic fortunes of the coun tries she has coert'cd with her poll- tical machine and from which she must socuro raw materials to gra- tit‘y hcr ambition for world now or

quality of the old-style metal bed, but just never could stand the looks of one in her room. And small wonder, when you compare it with a modern Simmons Bed! N.-t only designed with real charm and distinction, but: better still "actually [mill for 51011)!

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6. Because she is determined to find homes and occupations, from which she will greatly profit, in :thc teeming millions who struggle for a livelihood in the overrrowd od territory of the imperial island empire.

7. Because of her confidence that, by the application or force. she will finally compel the assimilat-

., MAL-GEN. MACDONELL Is INJURED 3v FALL.

Thrown From Horse in Storm,_ Breaks Shoulder Blade.

ion of the 30.000.000 of alien pupil-

- l‘ - ' _ ‘ 5 '~ ‘ " ’ ' - ’ ' lation of Formosa. Shantang.’ Mon- - ' ‘ ' '

ti‘ﬂlldllnt oilho Royal Military (lol- golia and the islands in the l'at'l- Tw'n Beds! by a“ means! 1“ (“I'ch room occul’ICd by more logo. was a victim of the cyclone “0- m“"““"‘" “i “0‘” hi’ "‘0 ""H than onepcrson. One sleeper does not disturb the other, 01' ,H “mm vard,[y The goneml sullles treaty and the Loamo of , . .

A , , ~ ‘ ' ' Nations. . communicate colds or other infections.

was “(1mg "-5 hm” “11mg “‘9 mm 8. Because she will doiiiuuil. the

coming from Darrici‘lciil llciphts. 'i‘lio animal became trlehti‘nod at the storm and in its terror slipped on the wet and stoop lilll. The horse roll with its rider. the latter owing pinned underneath the anim- al and suffered a, fractured should- er blade. llclp was n‘, hand and the injured man was removed to the general hospital.

fullest lilienty in i‘ortifying tho is- l’anihs [wow adhn‘lnfé‘iﬂnfﬂd lii’ li'l‘ as a means of defence against any attempt to deprive her of the tor- i'itory she has illegally seized or to curtail her dire need for expan- sion_

it. Because of her demand that other nations shall grant racial equality to Japanese subjects seek ing homes and occupations outside ofthe imperial Japanese empire.

10. Because of her determinat- ion to resist any encroachment by the l’nlted States or any other Power with which she has not con- sented in sharp thoitrade of Asia and the Pacific through the. instru- mentality of secret treaties nogo~ tiated for mutual advantage.

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hlon- Men Titan \VOIIIC‘. lliivo Appendicitis

Medical reports shown men are more subject to appendicitis a: though many sudden cases occur among women. it can he guarded

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coolniust right for storing :izainnt by preventing intestine-i ADOPTED BY ANOTHER S I M M O N S L I M I T E D - nrection. The intestinal antistptl. (“ms and vegetables' Adler-i ka. acts on BOTH upper WOMAN Facto’m:

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WINDSOR. Ont. Oct. 3 John Arigan, 400 Caron Avenue. ai lowed, another woman in tulle her seven weeks old balhy to board and possibly to adopt, and now she can- not iocato the woman. The name

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_V . . - fgliur‘olrgzolown by S. L. Knight. Drubv given was Mrs. Wimam Prim. 463 . I C ‘ We have not the space to say all we'd like to In this ‘ ' Walker Road. Waikerville. When / “I t ' advertisement, but if you’ll call in, we'll turn the l ._————— 3:28. Arinan went to visit hor ' lurnacelnside out for you. ‘51 Ion-W i..‘..1§'..“."§..'.°.§‘“" a “mm”, M mo g . H j M A B 0 N 3 She answered on ildvcrliscmnnt f5? a ~mmw # < _, ‘7 v v .» .u. .. . . . ' o'tom“rln ’ l in a Windsor paper oiTerlni: a lli)lll(‘ V A, A " “ for a small baby, on September 20, DOHERTY WINS " " . v . . ~ ' " ". 'W—— - - — V ‘ ‘ . ) ‘ ) . ‘ I V‘ i N ‘ sentang Canada. has won his figh. vgagged With a piece of sheet. Two [113 l & Hllt, salil. hht woman (amt to her ON ARTICLE X .igainat l‘eJW‘lmn of 1m, munndhwm isnuurs and MGM” had reziptnm house and made arrangements to ' ‘

GENEVA, Oct. 4.—-’l‘ho agenda for the closing week of tho assomli

to the covenant. ilosuztied to oil- niinuto Article X The final con- clusion of the romtniitcc, which

For Murderlfor a room under a-ssumcd names

about two hours before the body Mt-Nifi was known in

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tako her child, Becoming lonesome for the child.

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BOSTON. ()ct. 3.—»'i‘wo sailors “"‘S found-

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“Th” mmk my” we mu“ gm an. O cgzltlllhtlllynz‘llhccfndfIhct‘vlflllldhgl 1" or the League 0' Nulmns mm" It is COMMON“ ('"l'li‘ln the ass‘iin- are under arrest ll(rt‘, following the mm In" money Whld‘ w“ "0!

“u,” mum-maid," v "dun. ll‘ OPNNWNT the woman who took it Ponce prises such questions as the lily wil ratify, is that the amend murder or John A. N“.va “hue found in the room. “We have two ﬂlrﬁdld)’. enough T°WM° “"00. huvc been asked to "88M In th; Leiguc‘s budget and distribution at merit deserves careful study and salounmnv in a 1.00m at [he Anmnlcl‘ sum,” “"95",” gm,” mp". mums “all”? {lzvtlldycllllork‘a .iourth at Exam”. T". Ram com it search, K L “5 “PM-905 "nil “lilt‘ndl'm‘ls ‘0 ﬁlli'lllil he hPIii over until the next lltillHi'. McNiii"s body was found to the police as Richard L. l‘oeler “MEI; " l.. mated with Drug more 1 the covenant, ‘ assembly for further considera- early today. naked, bound hand ‘and John A. Statco, both of the i'.

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