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NDTES BY THE WAY

A new lipstick makes a black mark which gradually turns a bright red-like may an attractive economic dream when reduced to bookkeeping. —— San Francisco Chronicle.

lfor which these armaments will be used, is I much more doubtful question.

There has never been a time in the post-war years when the words “collective security" have cunmiaiiiled less respect than they ilutoglay’. The League of Nations is rliscrietliicil. Small coun- tries have been deserted by their allies. Treaties have been broken with impunity. Yet, distant as the day may be ivhen the goal can be achiev- ed, “collective security" remains the only alter-

illE CHAR LOTT ETUWII GUARDIAN i

iiloriiing llully ii-‘uuniiied 1337i

Sir Andrew Macphail - As War Historian

(THE LEG FONARY

President. LieuL-Col. W. Chester S. lilcLure Vice President, J. it. Burnett, l-‘..I.l. Secretary, LieuL-Col. D. A. lllaeKliinon, 0.5.0. lditor and Managing Director, J. it. iiurnett, FJA Associate Eiiiiur. l-‘rank Walker bl BBCIUPIIUN RATES

in these rather vague limitations a scheme of mobilization had been prepared."

Princesses Elizabeth and Mar- garet Rose, London announces, will not accompany the King and

There died last month one cf the most distinguished of Can- ada's Great War veterans, Sir Alt-

yOll MORE LiGHT

$5.00 ~r y ‘All’ ii uuvuticei delivered to (It). um’ Ye t , an n {t -h' - _~; (-1 > ' ; ' _ _ $4.00 perm; Lil} ilil Llillitainuc,‘ itiaitcu l0 t’. B. island ,t ,1‘ -O_ 111T}? l) ,0 32],?“ ,8.‘ c y l-n lfifllliluig’ IQME“ ‘m “m” v15“ m cllllllda drew Macphail, iuid his passing Sir Andrew Macphall might well . m, mum“ “rum, m Luna,“ and U5 .1 a price \\ iiti uiay east) llltJll uatioiia ltlll - H1831, §un“ngf_ N01; even l; we brought’ a remwakomng d nanom have been wrmng of we ye" 193m

$5.00 per 3.»; p Jitaiiiuers .\uiiii iiureau oi Ciii-uiatiuns

Like the Bourbon kings. our Can- adian political leaders have learn~ ed nothing and forgotten nothing. The recent crisis served to direct attention to the dreadful inade-

lend ‘em Doc Dafoe for the three

smr at interest in both his ivar and

pcs-t-ivar work. Sir Andrew Mac- pliail was not only a great phy- sician and university teacher, he was an outstanding ivriter. 0f the

niptcy. The swiftly moving events which are now forcing the pace of rezirmniueut merely‘ of- fer further proof that the world will know no real respite from war and from rectirreut threats

— »- \\‘C£'KS?——Wll1dS0l‘

“The Sfrungtnsl Jluuory is Weaker than

Um “ (uktst Ink." What the Japanese are it is dlf~

ficuit to say. No two foreigmrs

i=1" ‘ ‘ ";:=i'?_‘ . . _ , who have lived in Japan or studied , c - . - y. . mod f n4 01 0.1 w 322st sierra is.» . - . ~_—;; “mlt P93“ o" 119119731115 “m” l5 ranged bdlllld {fggiefpggsnlgrlsh Sflff,‘,‘."°,n§‘i.§§°,§§§ his History of the Canadian Medi- with condemnation against the , . law and order. “ha, may Me whatever that 1s _ cal Services. / actual administrators of what for- , , y A The ljltjl] Cull Inquiry N Y nmes ‘Magazine ' This was tlhe book which‘, “than fies bit: country putt: Q I O/lgfi/ Z ' ' ' it appeared 3 years ago. mine - c ame con-ape y ous o . ' ‘ "“ p , , s" A d tor-m th fact that not one Jot 0r title Sn ~- .: ‘ 1 ' ' ‘Mkll inzub- elixir by the Ontario's DISgFGCG .1‘ m“? b” "m" m” “ml” ‘"7"! ii-iifivemiigte onlii/ dild fir‘; HIGgYJESi ofeasslstance or encouragement for visit will be made the occasion for me developmem o; ‘he mum,‘ has

rage around the head of the his-

l">1'1'11 ' ~ 11 \\'1* NW1“ "- “"1 ‘he renewed efforts to have titles - - t - ,. . . »_ . . . . . . . . . to i . it l d the Dominion at. any time been vouchsafed by the 1

\\.l|' -, . w. i n11 luv i11.J~1> “Ontario's shame and disgrace in abolishing 5,21:‘tgstiilvegdlxffléulggzvg “fluff; Ggviieifnmenltnbtiidedld not die down citizens of Canada in the PB-‘ili 3°

p,“ - - _ _. _\|,1|.>i‘ lillilll l iitlVCfllillCllt llouse." says the Globe and .\l':iil, upon the recémmendatiol, of me fora long time after. _Sir Andrew's years. The‘ critics serenely forgot

l~,_..l u, .. It nrtil a. l‘. it-snlt , "t-uuie home with full force with the prospect Canadian government. It would p181“. smfikflll?" msf ,",§%°‘°‘,’;‘,,Q“’}fl gigirtenififlfzgufllfiihoppltflslitizlgtlfildfiig mean reverting to a custom for ‘lalldlfl cl-tlclan“ ° '58 ' ' p ' q o"!

reflcctlna the general apathy the public mind. erected against any move to either increase our armed forces or even equip them

the war vears, had blunder-ed and boggled their jobs in administra- tive capacities were too strong foi' the taste of those at whom his

wt- ~- x ~ - . . 1 ..- - -u-r oi naiioir-l‘ that the Kill’ and Ouceu will have no better ac- _ ‘ k _ ... 1'- i111-‘ 15¢?“ coiuniotlnuon than a railway siding (lurmgtheir

..\11'11~l111l.{ *1~'~‘1'| visit here ilext year. This is the price paid for

which there is no justification in Canada, and against which both Mr. King and Dr. Alanion are on record. -—Toronto Star.

Lil‘ l iii-Z‘ ". l1r~i.'

11...]. . l '. 11;.‘ war office‘ the (Zovernmenfs boorish attitude toward the shafts were directed-and their wwhmodgrn gi. upon the ,_ ;. , ~ ~ _, - i- f‘ (i., en ec s as l" S‘ m‘ "Mk1 “he of Lmutellant-bo"mar’ "S lm-"nm" A slmlk" 1" "'1' "Pclll"! °|' "l" rgfi- ‘Andrew did not mince words. country. the cry was raised: "Why Lonqer. darker eveninqt mean

has this not been done?" And those who were loudest in» their appeals were among those wfhc, in the Dust two decades, had been most active

recent Hair and Beauty Fair in {he cgnqmiqng London remarked that hairdressing was a great art. li may be debated

whether this is strictly correct; for

His exposure of _ under which the medical services had to operate during the war was scathing. gladly welcimed by

i T11‘ 111151111111 I determination to remove the traditional dignity a 1~qtii for. _ surrouutliiig his Majesty's representative. 1f 111W? 1i the (irwt-ruiiient is plezued with its hzuuliivork,

the . . that . . a \ .

more reading—more studying, Guard against eyestrsin with

.1 .. .1 -.\

i ,_ . , _. -_ . 1 --_l -r - ' , i . . .. .. some would hold that one esscnt- . . .' .fl'l " . rd - _ {in __ l 1 \\ 1c‘ n1 we are certain the yienple are not. 'lhc Lhfltllst. ial of gm“ an 1S m,“ it should those‘ who .nw fifigrit anyy/(liucllgtiindozs tone bbllolcklpg égfigiéaeifféi: £312“: Edison Mazda Lamps. They gm, lllt“ t. : - _.v .. ,. ilwlll v.1. >l.lll\ - was econom_v, a saving of some $20,000 or .530; Stand me mo; o; 11mm 5mg Wm. a °f °"' egmgf’ thejjs Mm b61015 mngemgmmzifl ' ya" more "gm a‘ l9“ co t l“‘i'li “l ‘ " - l‘ T” "illxkkli-Y 'im"~' O00 i‘ lfari 3 fraalml of the “nloum ‘vafled on iilberinalieull ‘val?’- [hnls itstllimilta- tcfii-imireliiles lll-‘llogied: "Canada was stronfl 1n men .1 MA s I ii-ill .11 t . ' wit v. cut 111 \‘»1\‘11 political patronage. As a result the Province has 11:53:15,: éiigriyéi is} The controversy which thfc bvpik :~.—:-—-—-~~~ ‘"*Ir**% DE m CMMDA lei". w» - 1 ‘ i s. ~ Cuupuuv. null 1111 no place for their Blajesties. ing posterity since the last hair m/rlggtéféollelgmglgqitffffi?ttioorixidai (Cmtllmfl 1m W86 '7 3°‘

u~ ‘l. a u, ( d , ———— _ . presuml’ ‘e “ ‘s “m” l" hisioms of the Great War. n was ,__.___._.____._.

. . Ki . out -, .~.. . k w‘ v.1 .:ie ipuis- The last chapter was written at Charley - - . . , - j _ wigs went out of fashion. Never- _ _ _ fl/1ll a. ~ \~.:1~' JWl into i118 Park as recently as lulv when the Provincial theless, it if be notagreat industry, pitting lto let tltire \\<11hl<5£1$111l1)lr1€1‘ ' I0! IITTII LlOl-If - IITTEI $|q|q7_u5;

l‘ . . ..-_ .. '\l._- ‘- ' ' , , . ' - ‘ .' i . ‘. m- led; l b so orig as ere w. 4 - t .

d; .. . .. “ibkllllCli Klpuustl‘) uaslietl its ll-llltlfi after donating the ilgetlsieuvfigln“sgfpwmt “ieigllflllgitizofalltng nljunced ‘agitation f“ u Having a

a “.11! r» 1‘, mml"? "lllhmkdollnr llr"l“'ll.l' l0 lhe HQSPWU for 51Gb us he can at least pluck up fortune got its fingers burned once. the

live fr - w u! the 11"1- Children. The eo=ilv furnishings, manv of liis- by 111B lurks. 4011115111111 Svicllfl‘ swverilflue“! was 1955. ma“ ‘vlllfllg ,

,- r , m Jmulhu. h? ton-c im mm? “fore d“ m 1 (f _. Monitor, to try again. 'I‘hls. 1t now Ihtllli; n p . _ P0 t . .p .e( i a mutton clear, was acmnuy at mg 10f o .

the delay which surrounded the issue of the volumes dralinl! “Will Operations. the first of which tw- praicd last June.

Thr- time has long since passed when Britain could afford to sur- vey with the calm indifference bred of a feeling of conscious su-

i . h _ _ _ v for a song. And long before this there was talk Pf 1"P~f’~11.{?1ti<in is in of their Mayestiec’ tour. Common decency would i. is moving >i1)\\'- have called for ilelay at least

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I CANADIAN GENERAL ELEOTRlCCO-p Llmltlez

of

iv affair. “Responsibility for this slirvckin 1101401111’ 1111‘ 1’11‘l1'15 ‘if "m" "Om" '1‘ ivhdi. extent. if any. Canada . . ‘ . . _ . g state of af- A. i-rmp L 1 ‘ m“ o _5 _ l“ (f g _ _ _ ffljfS ltfilougs to the Hepburn Government. It N; 0,118 ‘,,‘,““C,,,f,’-_l,1"$1.2...Q...w. I25"; t“fvfi~,ugli1lcfyvo\l\l’;iilf;] will be a long day before the people recover 11 Sllfblwbgf llltilglllfi ‘Willi’: {fails}; strikes oucforcibLv on vii-reading »\S HIE)’ ,\dW ll {mm the ‘llsgrime lllru-il “Wm than" iieoi-lformatire of aghigh order. and if)" Arfdiytzf‘ 1sqgffiliigltlzzfyiy:‘ofiwvnllo X23151 udmuwjarlmfilp i v _ _ _ __ (The Globe and Mail was a strong stipporter perhaps tlic Ire-alt tIllPYlL Lot thg argftlrégur-Bi: '“.1§1(§)L i; {I iflmi mm , _ . - - 1 .i~.~ - 1S irov. ~. , _ .. ,. _ ,, . relates the following of the Hellbum Government m the last "Mam" Stitmdiiiiiqihzit qsilie Iii) capiiblle of permlmed m 1"" "5 Til?“ {muffs I'5\"~'NUANAL‘Mb_SlUUY U" a‘ i Comes‘)- rilnuing to schedule in all inan- nanelresllucd (§“,,i‘(tiififil§,"tcyiglf we OUR BEHAVIOR . _ n eyinorc .. x1 . - b ner of conditions (as she has clem W‘ p of C‘ K W5 cvmnuay u t, this Vii? ladies were sea. Ed.l . I N t onstrnteti dining the past “two gziiiflenmlf, no dcaffll; can b‘, HP It ha: lgeedn wglcfsaidfl it‘: p‘? , [l‘(\y vIiCli had their I I Ofla O 6S l‘ 3.031;), but tho} slit-bean. dunen {eflqmcd BM “P conditions in faxcftsaréo flilleyworld 1s.reBny not _- - ~- ~ mral cir- W - '_ s ‘ 1111111." in flllhlillill.‘ Th“? . . . giiiiisitidiiltibs pitiidiibxdli m- Canada] greatly 1V<Ii(i)f_1ct1:1111'g14,f‘m“ our true self.‘ It is éllijlst like‘; 2313i M“ Iea p0“ Says, c .1;':'>Illlg as they eapressed British Honduras surrendered by Spain t0 serve of speed that) is not xiiithout Mia $193 125111 ‘lfmg sir All-drew qr ‘cloak hggiyltllburl) “$2215 and m” w .. . l,‘ Britain this date’ I779 its commercial va ue. -~ Gaslzow. 11S l‘? 1 ~_ dh Jutge 11S - m _ . . ' H ld. Macphall had to say on the c011 tions can be what we want em y we trrarment they are giving “ "‘ * em tions of 24 years ace: to be. The true self may be really Use . .. a Dd I d 1 m; > If it cot $2 O00 t 11 M ‘ 1-1 h g better than what the world sees. .. . 1\.l.i\li\i i ea s. s 5, o a ow‘ .1101‘ a n o The wrong" m. Somcm.‘ PPEWAR DAYS but with most o, us we present g0 to London to seek a contract for the manu- and Dorset, have adopted, as a unl- Dm- bes; sgde, our show windows Flavflured Tea ~==e1l I think so too That facture of the Bren gun ho\v much will it cos‘ flm“ Cuswm- lh°1)"“°t‘°° °f °l?m' “For military purposes an tinned us it may be called. While we i i‘ F’ i - i ' ' ' ' " ' - i“ 11115 we" “m” by l'r°°1“m““°n‘ force is of no value tinless it can realize that we do not present our ' . : ': _ . an ,-,,;l wtmian. He made a to have Prime Minister lung holiday in the when a jury is empanelted the be mobilized that‘ is mad? to my. real Selves to me wQf1d_\Vfi do not hlu<5 m‘ i {s and nizide-Euglziud ashamed. I'll “lest Indies? C0l‘Ol'ltfl“S'0filC0l“ opens the court “cm a pony? m a ‘Wm. ‘mph Sh, roan“ ma; we do not; really lmnw m it t; n: bl’ Il1‘°°1““l““gf3 Dim 03;?’ Ohlgizé John French in i910, ro-pnrtinz on what our real selves‘ flltfbllkf. “Ag f ____ A“ nlmmcr ° pmflns 0 the Canadian we know is what mgh e CH 8

paw. “Two {apes up to me? Let me see. Pass,

his inspection of forces. was of the opinion that ‘the state of affairs DXiFllllSf at the

otir thoughts and actions‘ during

anything to do nt this court be- our conscious moments.

This is too bad an alternative for Prime Min- fore the King's coroner for this

ton. l -" " 1 “c "Iv-v Silliillll have gone to ister King taken as it is from such a reliable t ‘Cumin '

‘ - _ . . . - .. ' ‘ E ll"? “will °l — . . ~ . . .. - Tl i., however. another part help 1 ~ \ \ Al‘; oi rilhinttij; (_l('l'lllf\ll_\' source as ihe bpeciator", London: “lhere are (cirftqhnvsnf-fly “my give your sneh- illviielttt 8111c “Quid lrgllilf.lqraofllxllgilli of “Lira? vsry biz part, that we our- The Charlottetown Branch to t» 1,. ' it was rotten that's only two kinds of tourists inthe Caribbean, Klflllff. "m1 1f 1\11.\'011e 111111 811/13 {no ‘ml ‘lnvillcznplrl’ Dan}, Qmud scwes do m; know and this “n.

- - - evidence 1111 1191111" 0i W‘ 5°" New“ l“ 1° ’ p known part of us may make us be- t t . t s _ Hitler, and show the decrepit and flashy, and neither of tlicni 9mg“ Lm-(i me King when. 11011’. “Hmtlmn-v pwawss “ml fmslmie have alittle differently from nor- &

any effective preliminary oner-

. . i b - atlon of yvar.’ It wctild not be lxis- m" Th“ different act’ on or e

and by what illfillllS-wCftlllf.‘ lo 1115 linvior on our part is said to be

‘ - x1 f: l'l'.'l 11.1w \'i1)l.1i to stiif himself." get very far from the main roads." _ (loath, let him come forth and he

' Vi?” ‘ i‘ l"“-" Twig" m". "ismss i’ i‘ ‘I. . . $111111 be heard- aud iveu 200d men slble. he l-houpiit, ‘to put 1119 riuc w this unconscious (not sub- Solieit your support (mg ilmrg Ill a time. D0 Mrs. Lena Clough of Peoria, Ill, is the first of this country‘ stiminonetl to np- militia in the field in n fit. condl- cnmcious, part o; u5_ pear lien. this tiny to inquire ivhen, tion to llllfltwf-ilkr- acfivp operations The study of our behavlor due u,

., M‘. ‘with; U,» iiiillions of imman to graft a [lips tail to an :ipplc tree. ha“, “n, m, wlm numnkcmne t" m,“ arm. me kmq, of n Cami,“ our unconscious 581,15 what is ca“

erable period.’ ‘The l1l“ltl‘ll‘flf‘.f‘ll of

g .1 Hwy, wonu-n mid chil- Mrs. Clouglfs adventure into the joint fields his (it-tub aiiswei‘ to your names 19d l)s_\'conn“lysls_ \\i":-\i‘i,‘i‘yi‘1uyldoubted_ of botany and zoology was occasioned by he, us you shatll mil called. cyst)’ mi}: a swamp n,_.,.,;»u.niioii scheme As ll, matter of fact this ‘gn- Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday ’ ' ttl firs en. uunu 1e in - ll l" u dlided nt- i a tis ll th - . H l0 “Ollf TFQUIG l9 Ull \ COIlSC 0115 p81‘ Tea y B g 24, 25’ and

gest or most important part. "It is more important for two princi- pal reasons: first. because it covers a far larger range. both as to time and extent. reaching back into our life before we were born and into the lives of our ancestors, and, second. because it is free from any interference or handling by us. and

family's love for baked apples stuffed with pork sausage. For a joke, she explained, she grafted the pig's tail in place of a. burl. “To my stirprise next Fall when picking apples to bake I found, instead of cores, the centre was filled with a fine grade of sausage meat." n- n- w

and peril that shall fall thereon." When thcic is no jury the mne- lamaiion ends at "and he $111111 be heard." Vllien a jury has been empanelli-rl the court is closed by a proclamation etirlin “and you good men of the jury. having re- turned your verdict, may depart hence and take your. ease." Onen-

tentlon for some years nt least of two pcueral shift nffic one ud- miulsirailve staff officer at each headquarters and one in each Mll- itarv Division.‘

“In l9 ' conlinties Sir Andrew, "Major-General Sir W. D. Otter. the Insrpr-ctor-Getieral. ‘found little

ca? l had a letter 1 and Jae tells that a ~' torn up with <ivam '. Iirrs exr:i\'zltetl deep i v irwnber of her home ii tjis fllWiii-ZS, even the two-

Give Cheerfully — Willingly — Freely

Listen in Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 8.15 Wednesday 9.30 CFCY

- ' .c are within lwu and or no thought given i0 mobilization . . . - i rnnrrs’ courts in this form _, _ _ _ ., - 1 _ "l" '3” ficbl wller“ lllcre "I5 Manlon 315° among ti“ Prollhets P” 0T 12gb ppfWlVfll of ancient custom. -— {,*,§1“§,‘S‘]§‘,‘,f§,lf,,§‘§]j,,.f‘1},flf‘Qfifljfldi". iiiefreeltlgniliy: Ifihiflkhamtladiiantifiarfifihlf —' _'“ ‘ London Times. ‘ " 13d LfuflL" .

mil n: -~"t (loudly air is it merely “Prophet" Aberhart is with Mau- 1n the Munch“; _\,'p;"'_ hi; 1=\\(-(-(\§q'r‘

A psychoanal st is one who by

l lvvft v.i=h to be tinkind ion? According to a Canadian Press d€<lYllCll -——— lifrllilPGPllPf-"il W. H. Coimu not- , ' ~ ‘ . . , ' ttience and s ill makes us ans- ,._.‘v,i ,, t K _ d from Ed t p ' vrll‘ ‘, z _0nc oi the rnust_ frcilu'~l" 0|’ ed that Va scheme goierulng the p," ' ' 1 p v ‘ y- ct ‘ . gte up con net "m mon on remier \i lam ‘iberbirt of alumna agudcms ,5 yum, m mobmzamn of the hum“ force pref» dllrtecttly anld yylthout prepared s 1,“. w: S. “““yyn m, .,. ,i,,.,. m. ms f Adbcrta was Seate n x _ . . , . . _ , . ougi he sgn flcant questions I11 . 1. l l _. P . 0i‘. _ A . e {f0 on. t‘. . “an which the pfidnlb i118 VII-ii 0f "is has been l)lf‘1)fll£‘(‘l and issued to he “k5 The words in these quay parimn 1m», l'm trio \‘,"*l(‘ll(*<l to play when I ion, ational Conservative leader, at the Plllfslhtzmkilltg“ He léidiogoi ‘Qzfilll’ 1mm" 1‘°11‘°1'11°<1-' Ht‘ WM 110i very Hons afouse cal-tam words o, ex_ u I ' - . y , ,_ _ ._ - _ - . '- * 1 ' ' 1 fni of the scheme ns 1 ivhole o s flu: l: u" int m. 1 .. m: wt - -n -/l if \ iur llljil Y1 ts luncheon in the latter s honor th . X f L-i l - - ~ - t i mm ~. .. - “ - ' P1‘°-‘~§1°1‘1§ "Y ilwlllhll 111 0111' minds- 1 W‘ ‘ .‘ l kl (‘re l‘ 9W tam. Hts DdIOlIlLlIlL altimeter m“; s“ C 1m NmcKP“z1e_ chm; of The psychoanalyst can Interpret