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P r idwzt. LlruL-(‘ol W Chester S. Mr-Lurg \'ir1~ President J R Burnﬂ. lull. Sven-tan Lii-ut. (‘oi l) -\ iarKlnnon. 0.5.0. Editor and Xlanazin Irirectur J R Burnett FJI .- soviate Editor Frank “alter.

QFHQVIFPTIQN‘ RATES

$51111 um H-ar 1m advancei elivrr ' u Cl!"- $l.0n |-- .0111 l ndvunr-ei mulled .0 I’ I Island s .1111 m- in athimc"! mailed to (‘anaia and L‘ 5 \ 11-1- .\mlii Bureau n! (‘Irrulalions

“The Strata/est Jlentory is Weaker than the llfeakesflnltz: "riititsiisv. MARCH 1, 1940.

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"Sliiiqriiig Low”

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:5 ~.1_'.~ it i~ itiable" to 1-1 h- zionr and rc- \tl'ili>.il‘ll in 1'11?» t -l.it1 11-111‘ c-i ' u 1E1: arena of But “ho has of good taste 11- ie Zcral leader, , Speaking bc- King had the l*c‘*‘~"ll'lll_\"i invited He made resritvititig his ln 1111.1» bringing ._v on the huslings to which our con- el that no code, “not centuries with our

1. ' 111- of 1' a he v: dated 1 ' "2111; .. ' v r. ‘- I. -i

r plt-tid ignorance v uniﬁcation from his .1 ileliberate intent of vi-it for his own » ir-in the titan who -. .ll»‘l~lilllillll Liberal l" 1c the "(jrand Old Man" :1 turn over in his grave.

The Popular Vote

nciit enjoyed a strong

Mother Country that they stood by her side in the hour of 1ieril.‘

7. \\'h_v did .\lr. King, knowing what he did know, stand in Parliament as late as _\I.:irch 30, 1939-5114 months after Blunich-aiid say this according to llansard:

"We must chocse between keeping our own house in order and trying to save Europe and Asia. T119 iclea that every twenty: years this country should auzomazicaily’ and as a matter o! course take part in a war overseas for demo- cracy, or self-determination o1’ other small na- tions that a country wb in has all it can do to run itself should feel ca led upon to sa' lodisally. a ccnhnen’. that (‘Clllliui iuiz to these end; rzsit the the.» of 1‘ bankiupzcyx and political disunioa.

_ ELEHIS I0 many a nzglitmare and slicer madness."

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Note that sentence, "risk political dis- tinion". Became i1 offers a cliic, not lll:"l‘L"l_\’ to what .\lr. .\l:tc zie Kiri; “'11s thinking iltiring lilo-c prc-war years, but a clue a< “ell to “hat he is thinking 110w. lle was faced with the t-eril of war then. and he iliotight of 1wiitics; of "political disunioti". ile is f1ced Will‘! actual “ar tiow. and he 1011-: '< t'1:1t our 11:11" eiirwrt 11111.41 be ~nl1orrlitiattwl 1n " Ania-l 111i-l".:\":.l) llilill.”

\\'l1ci1 the Brit-Ii iii1\1.l'llll1t‘lli “as sending .\lr. King secret lllitIiflllilllOll of the desperate peril of war, what “as his thought about their purpose in sending it? Did he believe the Brit- l>l1 Government thoucht it was for his informa- tion alone? That it was 111-1 _S4.1lll(3llllllg to be used by him as a guide for his Cabinet colleagues and Parliament as well? That is was something for .\lr. King to write i11 his personal diary? Something for his ititure l>i-:\;1r:i;.~l1_\'?

.»\t any rate, .\lr. King (so he tells us now) kept his secret. lle did not tell his 1110s: intimate supporters. When other Prime .\liiiisters of other British Dominions were speaking out — hoping their sign of Empire solidarity might help to save peace he crmtinucrl his silence. And when .\lr. lung did lncak that silence-in March of last year, six nloﬂthS after .\lunicl1— it was to stiggest tl1:.t Czuiada should not be call- ed 1111011 every twenty years to go tin-l save 17.11- ropc; that it houlil 11.1: be called 1111-111 to rial: "political tlistinioit" to fight for liumpes detri- ocracy, or for its principle oi sclf-rletcrttiina- tiori’

Docs this rcvclatio11—-fron1 Mr. King’s own li11s—-11ic2in anything to this country in llll> elec- tion? Docs it suggen that .\lr. King mswsscs 1hr‘ sort of tenipcrznncnt and feeling that Cana- dizins want to inspire and direct I‘('.~1>ll1l'l}' thci;

THE CHARLQTTEfFUWN __(_}_UARI)|AN

NOTES BY THE HAY

Germany is reported to be build- lng great. land battleships. Tiiey should look turmsr ahead. It is 50.113 u; be qu.te a track to scuttle 111cm. - Mo; tcn Transcnpt,

The fypsfes or Bnhemll have been oroerrxl by the Nazi to gve up trier in:m:d.c wtys and se te dawn in one spot, Hitler and his ooacugum are apparently unable to endure seen; anyone mcving about freely: and happ..y. - King - "-011 Whig-Standard.

Loss o! the b} C-P-B. freighter Beaverburn. tcrp.does in me At- lahtzc brings we warfare at sea close to home. The Beaverbun sailcd between 5' Jenn and Liver- pcol In the l wzr the Carird- tan PaClflC 10.. 13 sicamhps tnrotizh enemy act on titeir 1on- nage totallmg 1119.725. - Wood- stock Senzinei-Rcvirwv.

.__.___ The Postmaster-General of Great Bmmn has announced his dccssioa to prom-wt warn the przpcsal to tsue a six-em: s:r1:s oi poszags- siamps 0t ilie lowcr dcnoinmatirn 1n May. to commemorate the on- tartan’ Of the introduction 0f the

first adhesive pwtage stamp. — Fredericton Gleaner. Surely the Germans can have

little hcpeotwann 11g this war when

every German ship is scuttled im- rnodiately the mnke of a Britten ship appears 0n the horizon, 1t they expected to twin, they would expect to have such vesses gzven back to them if they had been captured. but. when they are 1n Davy Jone.‘ lcxiter, tnzy are o1 no use to anyone at any LX119. Good saLors must. hate to obety the instructions of Hitler and sink a fine ship. capable o1 mmzy yeira service cn the seven xas. The only excuse must be that thus rich cztzgces are kopt from the AlLes. There never has bzen any ‘al.313- m-ent given 0:1 whst happtns with regard to ltumance. Surely no 1n- surance company would be expcct-

ed 11o pay for a V€:S.'1 whnh has

bveT-ll cehberately" scuttled by her

OKVH CTBW. — Atagara Frills Rjvjw’,

It has been remarked ma; ‘u

of Mr. Roosevelt's actions ms year,

until he g.ves reason to prove the contrary. must be mterpitted 1n IYHGLOD to the thud tcrm. Has in- tezventzcn 1n the altars of Europe

will be contemplated with a Ieeli g of great llllCCfl-alllli)‘.

Eve-r,‘ on. mut still hope that Europe can 11nd a peaceablq aciyustment be-

The TwiLeaciiejits

THE HON. R. .l. MANION

LEADER FOB. NATIONAL G OVERNMENT

Born in Pembroke, Ontario.

Age 58. 1

Marne: Yvonne lxsaulhcrs 0t Ottawa. Has three sons. ‘Ihree grandchildren.

fcn or Patrck J. Manlon and Mary O'Br.en, Father a pioneer in 11.‘. Ottawa Valley, Later lol- lowed the buciding of the Cau- ﬂdlan PECI-ILC as a. general ‘mer- chant.

ISM-Gold medalist tn medicine. Trinity CoJeg-z. Unzversity o! Tcrcnco. Furtlnr stlldlfs in Great. Bntain: Edinburgh and Glas- gcw UXIIVQISJYS.

GREAT WAR. YEARS

IMO-In Paris when war broke out In August enltstd in the Hench Medical corps.

1916-Jo111rd the 21st Clnﬂdilﬂ Battalion as a medcﬂ officer.

l9l7—'l't1:ugl1 still in France, ran and was elected as a Liberal Liberal Unionist. 1n support. ct the Union Wzn-ttie-war Gm/emment. Sacrztzoed his tuture la the Liberal party.

lbw-Won the Military Oroas for outstanding valor at the battle o! Vzmv Rfdge in Aprfl, 1917.

19l'l—Inval:ded home for major operation.

l921——M-lnl5l6'l' of Soldiers‘ Civil Rie- Establishment.

INS-Pzstmaster General.

1930—35—Min1st1er of Railways and Canals.

RfdEnes-ﬂ-llvvays Fort William. where he practised medic 11¢- One exception-London which)! contested and won after attnin-_ lng leadership. New 18am in Fort William.

Policies:

(l) Win the War.

121 Protect democracy at time while lighting tor 1t overseas.

(3) Unite Canada.

(4) support the Comrnorvweaitil-i.

Maln Interests: Canada and me Ccmmorivwealth.

Staunch Liberal View: national. Toronto Star. July 8th, 1938.

"Hon. Rzbrrt James Manmn 0f rot-t wuram. ls an experienced parliamentarian who has many

of the qualities that mark I statesman. He has bsen l FEM‘?! sznce bcyhcod. H: was an b.11- round athlete in 111s vouth- He put himself through Umvtermty by working in newspaper 011.02.

"D11 Manon has proved his

RT. HON. WM. LYON MACKENZIE KING

LIBERAL LEADER Born in Kitchener. Ontaro. A

Bachelor '

son ot John King. K.C.. wind-Y" oi’ William Lyon Mackenzie. 195d‘ er la the Rebellion of 1831. wno

to the United states.

lbw-uruduawd from tn: U111- verszty o! Toronto. further s.ud- lea in the United States: Ch 088° and Hnrvrd Uuiverstzcs.

GREAT WAR. YEARS

19l4-l911—l!1ngage:l upon lnvestigﬂ" Fed.

19l5-l9l7-—Erigaged upon invested- ton of Indusral Relations m the United Statics under ausp cs5 u! the Rrckefeller Fzundaton.

1917-1241: u an Ann-Union Gov- efnmen Candidate ln North Ycrlt.

Defeated. 1937-Paid respects to Hitler in 1

The

Lots of

Don't tionrtl

E. A.

Albert. Bssnwnewm. Policies: Divide the Country and Hold Office.

Rains Ccnscriptlon Bcgey. Plays om part. 0t the Country

against the other. Opposed Otvwwa. Hnplm ‘iraoe

n14.

Bcuttled Parliament.

Main mtiexests: Mackenzie King and the Liberal Party.

An Independent vzew: Editorial. TOIOIHD Globe and Mail. January

V hen

authority 0t the parliamentary

o! his Last ofncm; acts in Oan- Lord Tweedsrmizr snowd

Idl- t~,n' . have bbenukiedwslgnadccu- ‘m ‘mgrm

destiny, is a ma

chapter 1:1 ti‘ Gennan aggro Poland a. n

fighting to preserve. “The impression will not. die anally that the unexpected dis-

Big Fire Sale A1

Central Drugstore siiii. courmuss

Good Stock still on hand and Prices are bound to move it.

0' italtq always use

BRAHMIN

ORANGE PE KOE TEA

“Hitler Was

knows that this on: man in all b.15-

cvdcnce that the is Xl"l'1l_\'

merit which, 1n CHEN. 858895 b‘ A; 11111.1 s (1_" Parliament and stifled crlticsm. $71151; ‘L; l. (JO defying one deuiocraoy we are pmssm ‘m,

fail to get in on these excep- Bargains.

FOSTEIP-Gentral Drugstore

An

4i

Election Nonsens

m, mo. , _ . ' . admits. mteretinauy Qandm I that heeunrwtmnduptothe (Emhmge) threatened crmclan or the Op- , one o! the non-seams! 1.1111; pomtion. or totally, ignore= the 1310mm“ qyansmqpt) heard 1n this election is that, w.

must keep Mr. King and . w" imdhii

inﬂlmiloﬂ! he hi5 09BX16“! 5° Dr. Hans Fiank, Goveriior-Gr-n- 111 931°? bum“ 1 often and no zealously. rt is a ma o; Polaliti. recently: said that 81°" m" "W experience", "ﬁﬁwbh lmlaﬂm 1°!’ 5 a9" ever M308 the Nazis came to puw- “new” Wm‘ "M" NOW“?- ecl they have known my would w" l‘ bu‘ 51x “$333 (‘l4 "If! 3'18"!“ m? Uwemmen‘ have 1o tight the British Empire. h“ hudly ‘lauds I'm w W! l: able to sit and race the music. Deﬂamg ma. i, ,5 due to Ado“ about any set. a! men havlnat "u. ECW551118 wmldﬂwe b?’ 50 5°11? Hitler 1:111; tkimanv is at last m“ with lit’ m’ m“ 5°" ‘I Why 11°F l" 5811943?" strong enough to izt-"ht. lilngiand. tgxelamufdﬁspeenxpersablf?” ma‘? ma“ "R ll dqimnm? m“- 55 ‘me Frank said: "Zllrday the wcrld "n: doesn In“

Wbqn we bur poonb ta about 1dr. King’; war argulnc aerlouslg that ho must n on nmnlng th war sunply in. cause he has been Tlllmlng 11. n; months, we think o! Clemenceau. Clemenceau didn't become Eva-nee’: Great War Premier until October, 1917. Other men had been r

shaper of Genus: .1 truly 53m l0 U8

another 3.11;: history oi

13X] ClYEﬁm 60ml

Iqyalty to Catiada and the Em- pire. He detesrs bigotry. His ex- pgnenqgs and associations have taught him to reﬂpwﬂ m9 0P1"- lons of others. He sees that na-

uolutlon was both l piece of lltlcal trickery and an act ut- ly diacredmble to c country uttering W: blood 1dr political

tore this war re eases all the farc- es of deszrucucn still neld mzas- urab.y 1L1 check. Alcngsale this l1:pe must be the fear tnat step by

. la<t Par .aii1c'11t—n1:1lt-

for .\lr. King to scuttle

"Y r :11 ifvtCitl with Canada's l

war effort at this time?

true- but. ap azcnllyt the Nazis pre- fer the l. to be stat-Id 1:1 the words of 1119 Polzsh opprexsor rath- er than by Iiffﬂlillll} Rtnistzhnigg,

the war (or Fmnoc before They had the "expwlenoe." was not until. Rance too enceau out of h1g6

\\'-1l'lll rcnientbcring that _ NOTES _ :..;-p the UHLIEG £111.25 wiil repeat _ l Ream“. me 10mm, qsycmw who broke (when he hm m v 1 I . . tn 194.0 or 1941, 1'1 peace clces no; tional understanding ls essential , -_ ~ _ _ 1 _ w d thc llouse 0t commons come, the movemms of 19w and w me mamwnanw o; com“- 1:13;‘ smféicaglqgfm“ ﬂue as?!) an nude

le got real vigorous war HQDnhﬁ lemenceau didn't haw “expert. nee.’ What Clemenceau did have, and what war vastly mom vital. was the will and capacity to inspire. to put new heart and resolution lnto

eration."

“There 1s ever-y meson to ex- pect that Dr. Manlon wll Incu- ure up to the hghest tradition of Canadian public lite. H? has boundless EYEETEY» wrrfmtiﬂl eloquence, and a desire l0 8°

1917 which led lt into the war. As the pcTcy of 1940 ocntznuzs close- ly to parallel that. of 1916, the ap- prenen 1:11 w.l1 nureas.» wnicago ‘Iribune. -

Sir lohn Frederick \\'illiam Herschel. astron- omer, born this date, i792; his Outlines of As- tronomy passer] through ten editions, a record. Hy his extensive observations in South Africa he cnortnonsly extended thc knoivletlgc of south-

ozirlei to the popular votc I. Oi the total vote polled . the Liberals received only . -1.311.459 1iollcd for the ; litliililllllg votes were divided

Rauschnlggis new back, published g in Enrrpe under the title “time: Told We." ‘ t-lie demand 0i’ Ber- e 11:1 and B r1 has also made de- mands on Bertie. saying that reper- cusslon w.ll follow the raipzdly

i The Health League OI Canada

The notion is nob qulle so preva-

3341315? C-C-Ilo ern skies, and was created a baronct 011 his re- lfmk mw 3511“ “m: (mortkmne iirigactisitigitiaoineriiulwntiakgiiavehmmm exrig i gélerlignglnliﬁiiesll-m smmrmnd. ﬁmtﬂhf‘ ma‘ ma mo f-w _ - v 31C 1L1 I'll 191' I13 V9 01H! in ' ‘ \ I 1 ’/' I“‘l°l’°“d°“‘ “"11 l? [Ilslalld "1 “E33- [hi5 country that. it we Bot rfl o1 will be able to stand still wrvie Tméffmagfynm mlélgffdafs“gl§ré’§°lb‘g.“°lif°“foﬁn°g lunon. more tint

_. Luiiiiititiists, 31,151; others. a .- 3119, and m, ymmemaw N”, he 13 prodding it. along. The

Nazi Prcszdeat of Danzlg 1n "Hlt- Canada? 13;“

people of Canafa ol all D0131”!

Our evening contemporarv inailc a big splash emiurage‘ ‘lie 5mm“ have re‘ rsuasions will wish nm success Awmmnl 9° “m”?! "158511119- ler Spools." must n-npeai" to be I expel-p.” Th, enmem, m,

iilili lllc l“l"l‘°“\')' Liberal yesterday of the fact that “\\'o<1tls\\'nr1l1 won't gicoriiy ti‘! Satiiiticiiinnil-lriiir ioGeiiirlig m We (“charge °l m‘ dunes ﬁlffeﬁthtﬁtidallfomglqﬁltcvbgidtllleh‘ nlltefﬂw 9w“ w “Jﬁs cw“ u‘ Wﬂhﬂiqlle o! admlﬂlﬂf-Pﬂtlon. 606ml

“;1~ due to an elciwfﬂl join with Rliinioii." llow could he‘ lJiilift 9ena- ‘Jrd- f 1m‘? M10? 0f P110 Wrlaming 1° m° great and Mm of tuberculosis. Tbn p91‘ cent oi (ﬂy-Mk ,5 gqwvnnrted D m]; c°m° "m" cabinet “mam” l‘

-t~1-\\'1<-l1ui11~v e\- )l‘("~l0l‘l of ~ c‘ - " ~ . ' ' 1 i i 11s Z<I 111. and m tuber 01 crib” Pwm" l“ °“"_ 9mm‘ them saw service 1n Canada onlv- -¢'--~ " - if ' "-11; ~ y Mme‘ from “Mam 0mm“ “m

1 i . 1_ a -I _>~ tor . lllLlZllf‘ dt-titirc at iicoigctouii toat .\lr. he REC , “.30 “.55 inmate menmry spit/m o! gov rrrntosit More than 4900 vgtergnf, are still “mhml '11 ~ 0 5°11 $1: fortunately we are well supplied

i ‘fill 1'1 Ill‘ l-lwllhl 1T0!" lhe \\'0ods\vtirtl1 “'21s the onlv member of the lliwusc 11.111 srr=si .1111 and other p0 t- m?" h“ mm emmsled t° hm‘ on pension for tuberculosis laid to gllférln l° "m l“ m’: we“ -—-—_. ' 000 who died .

war service It the 3, ‘m if‘? m’ w“ from tuberculosis were treated for r' an average o! two years at a cost

W81‘ CYSIHTII 5lfl[f.ém€ll, l’l.5 111M!‘- IDS

lhc Liberal‘ to refuse to support the declaration of ivtir? ls

(Continued on D380 11. Col l) it likely Dr. Rlanion ivonld invite hiin into his

(Fling (‘Illllllihii- Cl] llkliil

popular vote, A . o0; minority group. Yet n‘ rtlCll ambitzonl

_- - _ theory. He inaLntaiiis that. 1111c is - . » . _ 1... 1.1 .11.- tozal 2 ' sea in the .0“. m . = "an:tiiai~ G.i"m21r1"." and 1.11.11 its o! three dollars per day the av- Elhl fm‘ w“ Rlmh‘ - ' - . - 3 - l’ n ‘um sprit ‘s und llll1L"'i but that it p B DNXIIII-lbe WW1 005i Of U118 STWP m“ l M‘ l)‘ ‘mnd to comm“ ‘l (_.~:1;i1:t~:~.= the L.1111-c1‘\'atl\'(‘>, with l1ut a ‘ v. wn-r w c811 Rim-in pcilkcaféxpriss an and- U L|C FORUM alone, m, comm,“ 98mm,“ m de_ lXTJlI11‘.'1'rll\lﬂ-1n5'1 gcﬁlvﬁwrlivsttmg; a P 1 11-11» mo; 11-111111 tewcr votes. obtained Premier .\lZlCl\'(‘llZlC lung, who l'(_‘l111-1111;I1()Ol— power only a .01" a ml tary de- Th,‘ Pnlum. , w" h" u" petliéientﬁhowottiildlbe sixty and one- l-L-gé. “gillutywv .w;“,);‘l, a1. rﬁlmge l ., . . .. < .. .. , ' ~ feat. Tl d. "e t l;s . - l“ m n ‘7575- '.‘ ' 1'11 - a I I I 4 I 4 .a“a bunda), has born 1ilcil1rlllg to “1-1er11 m“ lflgnjqwhgn gm fag“; jf[,'°'ﬂ;n"_'.:',nffrm_l’°;::':h_:f Mo“, than 4590 men a“; mew. i lF-iil- _11-m "Clams. THAT COUGB NOW I "(C l-ilﬁT-ll CJWlIJ-lm" m‘ people what a calznnilv it “oniil he were lit: not pe. :, 0:11:15 may s< za c:ntr:l o. ' mm" """"""" 41>" Ml I»- mi pensions m’ mbemmmli Ma!“ “Vt-Dual lull‘ no WITH, '-~ l“ 11W‘ “J35 l-"krill Cumc-‘l- in the Capital when some ire-h llt\'t‘lt.l1llllt'll'_ G5 ‘@3115’ W119 are jlll as 1111c": :.'.::::ii.{...ii-'l'»':"° ‘h’ °"'“""" °' $51 lﬂﬁsiuﬁﬁanffuyudllfflﬁileﬁﬂ lﬂﬂkllll; list‘ o1 ztiiiiiadiiiiattinkgie trtigi, 7 s 111i: q- 13,111.‘. and the Reconstrutt- canic in the war zone. 'l'h‘.~ and his tall; about viiautciihiitiroiicaiiiulieririguiiitii 99mm“ 1's 95'“ p" month‘ ‘he 01ml} Th“ m“ ‘my m“ be time‘ Cm klfyihi; 1'08"‘ The ngrcm Liberal me p“, he p11,.“ in 11w WW1 visit h,“ Wrclml I H-W B1“ Hm Li .1,“ - annual cost. has been $4,050,000. The uevaoiy b. .5‘ and grim. Hut the _ ‘ ‘. . ‘ ‘- ' - ,_' ‘ ' . ' t 11 r "zr. z‘ t _ = a cw 1-1 tot-a 12:. P $111.11»: LL °“'*"“"s 22:11:; 1...“: tr:"t...t.::"...::."::.":.: ..i..:..“:i.:.“. AMMUNIATEII .1. <. Is it any wonder that C105 can 9M,‘ '16,,“ 6.1.‘, 53;“, _1 am m; accustom-tea to 5135111100900. Slnceisometiiatfﬁlie dfls- gzérynnnd c1. t contornaLits. wit i _ _y_ M; P N‘, ' ' l‘ .9 h d “A _ g 13 1115. press 1n me ugua‘ a e men Were n ns u 011s or to .1‘l(.5t ‘bccatie it \v.ll be B 1 ‘ ‘ ‘TL “hi1 Lulu i‘ (lhujntep __ f E E * _ In‘ , aw,“ W?’ ﬁbril‘; bu; a 533111911; m yhm- 1-1555.‘ a part 0i’ the time. the 00st. o! the sh an... R H L 1 , king h11\'<|‘l'1ill10ﬁl5 Tulllﬂl loinorroiv evening the 511111111 'l_ll\"1ll'(' ‘.\'lll be 1i ‘ I 1Q“ w 11-7511,, a1 Notes“ so QXlYW-‘Sed, W113i 1 lugiefoulmls l" the hcunadla“ El“ €i "Tnedyems “um m‘ ' ziilniziii-trzitioii. and will! the centre of zittrziction when the lluil, Dr. 3- “K Ulli-M-lill- —- 012111.111 m“: u H‘ L ifoili: ilqxiizetiirtievibillitié iileacltiediagliwogajstlg ‘Iehse Citilncabdliiiri giiiceofl (Ziiiziii-aiuyhliliiililiiite iii’ tftilktﬂi c o M u N n l i _ , _ _ L; . -;:_ ' ~ .. - .. u Lott 1 . i111 the part of Liberals\as 313111.," \\'lll address tot; <;lt.~:..;-,-.o», 11¢ 111, J u ‘ah _ _ tcr mlntinz it out 51115911733513 afsgclatltrt; ‘lpdceflfllY-‘C’; the deatlics o1 two tr tin-N mzllon 1 1 _ ._..,.-», t _',_ .. ~, . . _. ._ ._ , , i lli. \Vh_ l lt assrnk 11 airra a 0 cs. m; - .=- i - i i - ;';.§;,,i1;,*>_. ‘;§.,,,,?,_ 55111171 113-11111 =‘..‘"3,".f=?§ 1,115 1.1.... its... a». i... t... it; $112.11.; Bolsns- .J3..‘..'.'."".‘.‘.§:"°.“..l1..-'." 1:: 1» ~ _ - . - - 1_ i - r t.iii111.1i;;1i roni ic.oi1.1, ..(.. to Ll11ll‘,1|ll('i4|\\ .11 ~ - * -- “ ;‘-~‘ln€‘l_“-£1—(l mu Canada 1s handed ovet lecled Bl m1 SW91" bV the WW °- v:ks....l can aztmn my purpose 1hr"! lfrlllllﬂlh Cm!!!” "'5 l - 1.. t"-~:1'i nporary‘ and its party can- 111. 1.; Q. r ~ ~ - rzscrvr? BT59" melhcds- n’ 15 mil-V bv a" only thrcuyh w rid rovriut on Colds fully luarnntee . Prlrﬂ

in which hc has not s1lZll'L'll him-elf.

». L.\'\8Zd the '-

x-ray examination that early signs

h" T’ ed States ever per bottle - — — — — —_ 50°

NZiP-Ollal STYYlﬂliSIﬂ l5 Wllﬂb MSIX-

Questions For Mr. King

' Kin; -1.11kt' (‘b11111- \\'Jlll\l'~'l throutgit .-" r-f his premier-

t? . 5E ' (liinzi, \11ain. .'\11.~— 1 - ‘ t wenti-Flovakiri, 1111.} 11c '11’: i q; - ... .. d known the dati- _ i ‘e world. but b2- : ‘l i t . 1 ‘i 111}.- l1.'. l 'l'dis sta‘. ‘it'll inspires thr- llttawa Journal to ask Mr. l7

1' a f ‘1\' 1111mm] inicslions. If the

H‘ .r v..1~ 1l"~~.er:1tt-l_\' conscious llnwtig": all 1. 1' i. 11w of the Ilzinger of ivar, l1ol-!""_1 ~ 1w: -< ‘i1'1 ilvnieil 1o the rc~t of n~. 1| : »‘ upon him now ihc duty oi 11;" '. .

1, \‘.'I1\.' H l i1" <11 ‘ltl but 111-1111111400 (his own flQl1l1~l o1 :1 7'11- :11-11i'1-111'i:t1ioi1 of $188,- 111,111» 11 11in it ! ' 11 l“ lhirliainent?

\‘.'l1_.~ ht telling |‘rn'li:11111-i11 and, in- 11ml, Iiti- \\ trill. 1".11 1111- 1iri-pztrcilticss money lo» Ill‘! '~‘1"l|Il \\'i\ "~-»‘tlv for the defence 0i (':111:1t""'."

3. \\h\~ “w i1 that for l.’ 11111111111 at :1 stretch —-in:-: “iii-"lt ~:|".v the CHIFliiXiOII by llith-r of (":1 ‘io-tiloiaii -not a single order was 1ilztei~il in :1 “n: .'lil'11l'1llt' in (Ytnaila?

1, \\h\ w'~ i1 that. ihirint! the-c ye: 1-‘. when l\lr. Kinig lr-fr] hk |11‘l'll1I1l\‘ infovinzition sccre , li- 1-1 toiiiol hi. .\lll|l\l<"l'\ to go to Quebec and 11H 1h" 111"i11l-‘ there that ncv"r tigaiti ivnultl a

(Lwiistdﬂii evoi-dit onzirv force g0 to Europe?

;_ \\,1.\- .l.-t. l.» yaw-mining one of his most iiifloitiiiil i1Ill'7\‘.'-"l'~————,‘ll', Io-"eph 'l'horso11—tti lllll"t<lllt'l‘ :1 rmoliilion in Parliament declaring 15m, 5n 11w twtnt of :1 llritish Etnpire war Can- ﬂllfl c1111.‘! xtav tientral?

n, \\'li\_ through the Czccho-Slovakia crisis, and ihrtioqh the .\l1111icl1 crisis—wl1y was he s0 silent? \\'liv silt-oi, when the Prime bliﬂislcri 0i Australia-and New Zealand were cabling the

n1 at 1: +-

.-\bo11t 20 1111' cellt of the 11<-1iv1l :1: pre-cni; sold i11 lifrc contains alcohol in a 1)l'\1]|‘1l'll41ll of‘ .10 psr cent alcohol to 8o 11:1" c111 1.11111]. .\'o diff tiltirrs of any ii1i1io1'1:t11ct'. <11)» the (Qoin- inercizil liiielligi-iive Journal. have i1t“ll n1 it-d liv the change from using 111111- 111trol to the zilcoliol lllClltl in inotor car» and 11111.1" ilrivtrs report

‘that their ears r1111 bunt-r i111 the 1i1i.\"‘11re, ti-pi-ci-

ally on hilly and winding 1'oail<. * F? n1 >1‘

.\ civil ~ervant h."..~:, for the fir-t time in (‘i111-

a liznt ll|~l|1l'_\',llcvlllllliiutll/ 111111111111 1'21‘ 11114-

lion of llla i\llljl'nl_\', <11" lli- .\l'1j1~-1_\ I tlt 111111", or

llis .\laje~t_v'e 1Iv111i1,\~1le1111t_v. .\lr. |"1'<.-1l1-1'icl< L. (I. i‘1:i'eir;1.:i~.~ .1111 .~<:1"1"et:11'_\ :11 tiovernineitt House, has been a1111ointed deputy to Chit-f _lll.sllCC Sir ]._v|nzin Iluff of the Fun-retire Court oi (‘tmarla in the littlefs capacity as .\lllllilll$~

trator of the country since the death of Lard Tiveedsnniir Febrt1:ii'_v ll. .\lr. lk-reirzfs 11p- pointinent :11111c:1rev| in the (‘aiizida Gazette,

which llwl((l some of his rltities, inehirling thc ﬁgning of “":n' 11s of t-lvetion, |1l'I11'l-'llll2lli')llS, writs for the ele-"tion of .\lt'1n|1t't's of 1hr llonse of Cotiniioio. and letters 11.111111 oi (fanail-a and other countries.

n a u 4 Fire insurance rates, for new luisine-"s, have been generally reilnccd it) 111-1" cent in all cities

and towns of (Quebec and ilntzirio where fire 11r11lCCli0lI is afforded, and by fivc per cent in stich small localities where tliermis no fiic Wightiug e111ii11tnent, it was lerrned rctelllly in ‘local underwriting circles. This‘ is the first general reduction in severitl years, although there ‘have been cuts in specified cases at (liffcrciit times. I1. becomes effective at (HICC. 'l‘he reduc-

‘ICBBUCS TOPTCSCH l . 11g

we 111 award a;.;:.1 raiice, a yoarly" b.c;in..g rn .9 anti nut-e 111111.11. ‘Fake. t.r llloi cur CA0 .05, Two HUIlJZCIl yc-sis ago men ware want to ex-

1;l'(.§$ L11 l)“ L» O,‘ llllll illiliiOﬂ in 111c- ' ccLr cl their garments, it. ay w: c 1:12‘ arre t

or tClKiillln t.) scit-irng Cllliﬂmpl. ‘the (lat 12g e.1_i,1 u“; 1.110. 11.1 .$.l‘i\05 to express l1 s crcatve pow-

czs tlircugii 11.10 iii 11.11111 o. 11s tipparel, 'll1c ante may De notic :1 .n our 1811,3121, WlLCll lacks the p.c1.1u‘ci<|uc 1x121" "i of another age. anti 111i: 1' 1.. t1 .ote a silndal‘ 1.1L». It 1s pizbabl . d:sp.t.- the-c 31811111.}; sits oi a mail-

orcier race. that we can 10k 1,0 the fiztutc 11.111 our customary ca n1- msas of .-.;i.i'it. HlllLBJl natur: varlcs tco widely to be brtutnt to a pant where-n a prescizlxd inticllcxtiual ccmpas; has catholic applicat-Qtl. -- Guelph Mercury.

Most. people asked to name the Cllplld-l o! Poland, wcuid re- ply Warsaw. Gcogrnpn czihy and historically they might b.» right, but. polltlcam and otticmlly they would be w 111g. A1. this moment the true capital of Poland ls Azngcrs. a small pmvlncial French city that. strides the Mame, l tributary of the lore, in north- wc-"t France. and boasts less than a hundred thousand inhabitants. Here are now located in 0H1- clal state not. only the whole ex- lc-tlrig Polish Government. wiuh its headquarters stall, but. also a full foreign trplcmatc entourage This ziicludes not. on'y Sir Howard Kcnnard. the British Ambassador. whcse vmporary Elmbasw is a, small French villia, mu ms coi- t-nc Turk sn, Egyptian BfPZlllRn. (Jniiian and Uruguayan Governments. All the latter have adJcining apartment» ‘In the same provincial hotel. The U S. Ambassador dwells in fitting

lion will not apply in certain instances, the main exceptions being on buildings where protcclioiil 'is given by automatic sprinklers, terminal grain ‘ elevators and traction properties. Rates at prc-l sent prevailing on thrsc types of construction, i: is pointed out, already are very low. Holders of fire insurance policies for long terms will not be able to get rebates because of the reduction, the c111 now applying only on new business, it

is stated. ___________A

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state in an adjacent. chateau, and. qiicerest situation of all, M. Gau- que. the French Ambassador to Poland. is a neighbor. At. the most chic cafe 1:1 Angers atmcst any evening p. whole galaxy of high d - ‘plcmatr. may be seen seated in the easy Frenzh manner, rd chatttrg

‘together or with General Siiruraki

and M. Zalcwski, re ipzctively the

Polish C-iri-C and Foreign Mnis- ter.- The 1M‘

I.

Journal‘: London Let.-

i-lrwan there r “America for the Americans". Whv cannot we have “Canada for the Canadians?" Would United states make the same concessions for us-would thcy give us. any of their terri- wr.v—tl1@ answer I tee] sure 1s no Yct Mr. K1112 and his gang are Jud. l-rviiir them to come over - their choice or any- Lhlngmtlmy wanL-wva-terways. road- wavs. etc. Arid we. the people are

not cvcn consulted. I 1 vcry strongly on this point 11nd I hope the Canadian

lls-"ble will wake up before lt ls loo lat".- . .d ; '- fnr the men who

d_ 4 r1 for Canada. and .1211 interwts, and not, for U11 m! States and United States

in tercsts. -

1' am. 811'. etc. GERTRUDE CHAPPELL Borden. P. l, I

"IN TIIE DAY OF BATTLE; CANADA TO ENGLAND"

Great names of thy great captains Bone before Beat with our blood, who have that blood ot thee: Raleigh and Grenville Wolfe, and ‘l 1.11 tree

a .

Fine souls who dared to front a world 1n war.

Such only may outreach the en- vloiis years,

Where Ieebcr crowns and fainter s rs remove;

Nurtured in one remembrance and one love.

Too high for passion and too stern for tears.

O! 1111111: isle our fathers held fer om

Not, not alone thy standards and thv hosts

mad wnrre thv 50115 shall follow. Mother land:

Quick as trhe north wind, ardent, u

on

t. e m. Behold. behold the lrivulnerablc

gl-iots 0t‘ all owl. greatnesses about. thee stand.

| ‘ -‘ ‘ i. l'i"*‘-> '11‘ “mill”?!- Qonicr ..iin of .111 cnthu.» .1~.tic “ehoiiiti iioin .1ll \\l.11l1e-1II-€1s1-§ C» ~ 4-13 "M0 5-1 dcne for 01111114111? of tuberculosis can be revealed. N“ "Ugh; m“, ,0.“ H l, c um iii l . o- "It ‘ ' 113i! I‘ llilWl- F1"? 5h°\\'"“s' 1"‘ licvc that a Xzitiotizil ii11\<’l'llll]l'lll i.» rlt able flétfllllgrﬂvi1iliscnMemsgg rmnﬁsfd- Otlllilﬂﬂdafs with a very few w$ﬁ 1120111111 llgdltcgl Earp; have D5611", H5 atsurd 5rd a'r.1_ DR‘ EVANS . - - - _ _ , . . . - 1 - » - - ~ g, _=__, , _ . 6.. S v E3 . .,. , ' 1i l E1711 ‘l"¢'<1.' H1 ll-Q "Wwnlc- and llCCC>$i\l‘_\‘ tmtii-r exi-t 11g ClYCllllhl-‘tlltfﬂa. .nd v dual tnotzght and Cﬂpilblhl)’ ﬁllif?“ U§1.§§‘sll.tef_§l§§ﬂ 3:: ot the Cimztiiin soldier]: hues been £2,211. H?‘ “Ch ‘h: “enlccrdc stomach Mixture

ordered to have an x-rsy plate of “we do m, n,‘

amlnatlons ls not entlrelv to the enlisted men who exhibit slizns of tuberculosLs. The sifting out of in- fected men w‘1l prevent their soreadlng the disease to their as-

G(l‘lll.’l“..

.l lla

soclates. it ls a valuable niece o!

prevention. w" By John W. S. l\lcCullaurth.. 1"‘

M.D.. I). P. H. ' . h

.i.___...__._._._ 1- 1 COAL OUTPUT UP 1

You NEVER hill r111

“later is

Lfobrteco

HI-CKEY’S TWIST 10¢ s r R A I c n r

EVERYWHERE IN THE PROVINCE

-Mu,1orlc Plckthall.

._..... .,-_,_..- _ ...-» . -~ i .\ . .

t-flﬁids _ -. '

every recruit as well as special ., . d this tests for diabetes, kldnev diseases “?,"‘?‘.“‘“F~‘ PR!“ m‘ "w ° "' rgilirlliigilyiorrecanilgiiniutrer- and ear defects. r1 15 said 111111 in "a": “°._.‘““:“ ._ *1‘ "m" 3"“ n: mm stomach amm- the x.rav examinations alrcadv 139m‘? yfm“ O - - “linirs- after eating. heartburn, acid completed. less ‘ban l oer cant of “n?” “mm “W” ‘Ilcqual Y "w and sour stomach.

the men have shown signs of tub- h?“ ht tor u I‘ h ‘he "M" stomach erculosls The value or these ex- gtiﬂ liq, é ‘wfge ‘f: mixing-e u,“ mm." N... buy

MONTREALTh t-rcto r 2m pa“. i!‘ old m “h” m ~ * “m '— '“"“"‘~‘ "f "m" ‘ " Vlnol (3 llle Soap — —

Doniiggon Coal Company‘; Llm1tcd. is EtllT-pe." c-ﬂé,‘ am: u", “u, 19¢ ll} M,’".f‘.",.§’"2‘;§;“ ‘£51131, fl‘; ",,,;,,T,F g f""r"(TF' sum mulllon—53c and 98c Sprigiﬁhlgla 5., gilllerlggllﬂlt was gmgcirrnsfr y 1.; a ‘B’ (C?) Noxtema Cream 15c. 49c. 54c ann nc ere av. s was - a . '1 "vs. r1 l . . b! th 115.966 tons more than 1n February Mancliii-ieilttipi-i-aiiiiig.- Thciitr: has E 2 1839 when output totalled 270.881 announced 11111115 1o early on for J tons. the time being. ‘-" "" " “"'

When the old pump goes dry its a real calamity’-

people the comfort and consolation of a 800d

end to abolish the

It's Evans. 85c per bottle.

Monev Saving

1... to call ‘lﬁi SPECIALS o ',_.-- p _ ocnoiio to avgrn "Md" F"'""" 7m‘ _ “ 39°

Vrimr-hrn Sifts With Trix-l Slzc l-‘rrc —- " ‘m Pablum Baby Fond — — 45¢

I.‘

l lll

SS THE WATER THE WELL IS DRY

essential to life and health. To mam’

is also essential. For Instance .

HICKEY’S

BLACK TWIST.

CHEWING-

MANUFACTURED IY

IIEBKEY & NIBIIOLSON

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