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would have been involved tn a vlc-

UUFUBER 3, 1935

. t: on GI . l I lilo-ruin. column

i.‘ 2E v . h‘ l . glilflitbfn repeated Wltll! pariot-gke gimme :9 Notes “G Way PUBLIC , FORUM _ . ‘I ~ I

;, 3; hol|dont.W.0leotell.leLIlo.I.P. v nus». _ c presen, ncwitsta ing't e --_._ " ' 80w u" (h.

a. n. IIIlonPLI-Itku-louolnry... “apt-smoked ‘improvement, month by month, as reflected in pa: flgtuwdllcmmlmd m: M ‘Igne- n; _ Co u

77 Id! i» and Dhoeew . n. Inlet! 1.1.1. ‘m.’ m°""t_"'3_t'ad° 53”“- T°daY "ch 8 “"1" ‘The menace to demccrac (f - animus-n‘ tl-edlu Con: not ', i i _ _ _ u inn; . v _ . . . _ v 1W1 1; Alloollh amen, wunw and n. x. Con-la. ipaign cryis simply ludicrous. The last available an Itallan victory over Ethlopla) ‘f ~ "*"'" . ;; "w," M,’ (“um m." u“ w m, (,- “w-“L figures, for the month of August, show cm“, will be mommy greater than . . , " do I‘ advance) In $10; '

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THUISDAY. OCTOBER. I. 1B5.

_ Blood Thirsty Revenge

In his stirring broadcast address to his army and the Italians generally yesterday, MUSSOLINI admitted that what Italy was after was revenge for the humiliating defeat at Adowa. Other ex- cuses were offered but the emphasis was laid on revenge. Il Duce expressed the pious hope that his Ethiopian expedition would not assume the character and importance of a European conflict. Vain hope. He has been assured in the plainest of plain language ‘by the council of the League of Nations that aggression on Ethiopia would be followed by economic sanctions, and should that fail, collective warfare by the meni- bers of the Lgague would follow. When once ‘the conflict begins no one can predict the out- come, but this we know, hell will be let loose. The prayerful hope of everyone is that even at the twelfth hour means may be found to turn hiussoum from his mad course.

Liberal Paper's Straw Vole

The results of straw votes sponsored by newspapers is affected to some extent by the politics of each newspaper and the community in which it circulates. Ontario newspapers have already published the results of several of such contests showing the BENNETT Government in the lead. Now comes anotherreturn even more significanL 'There are two newspapers in Kin- cardine, Ontario, one Liberal, one Conservative. The Liberal Review-Reporter published on Sep- tember 26th the final result of thecontcst which it has been conducting for several weeks. It ihows : - .

exports to the United Kingdom totalled $32,669,- 964 compared With $23,122,261 a year ago, an increase of 41 per cent., while our exports to the United States were $24,906,302 compared with $17,251,415 an increase of 44 per cent. Exports to countries of the British Empire amounted to $38,787,234 compared with $29,601,537, a gain ofi3i_ per cent., and to foreign connn-ie, $31,- 950.502. compared with $25,647,838, a gain of 24 per cent.

The only offsetting arguments which Mr. MAcKENzu-z KiNo and his candidates in this Province have been able to advance are even more ridiculous than their talk about trade being “strangled.” In one breath they condemn the Empire agreements on the ground that these arguments antagonized foreign countries and caused them to raise their tariffs in retaliation against us. In the next breath they claim the Empire pacts were not responsible for increasing our Empire trade, because our exports to the United States have increased in even greater proportion since the agreements were negotiated. It does not require a profound knowledge of economics to see that these arguments are flatly self-contrzftlictory. '

"The Liberal Way’

The following extract from Mr. B£NNi:'r'r’s speech at Winnipeg, the Sifton Press stronghold, is both significant and illuminating and a warn- ing to electors to beware of a Party that votes $3,000,000 on the eve of an election :

Discussing the methods adopted "by other parties to meet the démands of Government, the Prime Minister. referred to “the Libcrill way” under MACKENZlE KING which he said had brought “Bcauharnois and the Montreal Bridge." He would give a further instance of “the Liberal way," Mr. BENNETT said, by reading, without comment, a passage from JOHN \V. Dal-offs book on Sir CLIFFORD SIFTON. Mr.

tory for pre-wor Germany. Anoth- er unchecked successful assertion oLFucl-st military power, comlni after thoss made first by Japan and Germany-the latter havlng been unable to defy the vlctors wlthln a few years of their victory —wlll ln fact reduce the remaining

pos deep slgnlllcance.—llbrchange.

R. R. Bruce, former lleutenant- governor ‘of British Columbia, in Kootenay, ls the only ease on rec- crd of a former lleutenant-g... ernor being s candidate for the‘ House of Commons. He has over- looked Sir Leonard Tllley. who. in 1878, resigned the govemorshlp of New Brunswick to ald Sir John Mscdonald ln the National Follcy campaign. Then there was the case of Hon. Alexander Morris who. alter belng chief justice and lleu- tenant-governor of Manitoba. re- turned to Ontario and sat ln the Assembly for Toronto East, l87B-B6- Also the case of the late Hon. D. A. MacKlnnon, K.C., ln this Pro- Vince, who represented Q1166!“ l" the House or Commons alter hav- ing filled the porltlori 0f Llfluwn- ant Governor.

“The conditions of today call for active participation ln publlc af- fairs by the best elements, of 0111' people,“ states slr Robert Borden. Canada's war-time Prime Mlnlster. Active participation by the better elements of the Pflpulflllml W“ never more needed in. Canadi- than it ls today. And lf this par- tlcipatlon ls not given, such class- es have only themselves to blame for what may happen-Windsor

m’ 15m W. Berton. MD;

iNiisiumNcu communes _ PERSONALITY

1t ls a wonderful object lesson to

great democratic states of Euiopfi- see n. youngster who ls lat, squatty, France and Great Brill-ll. V) oollw- or wlde ln proportion to hls height. thing like impotence." Sir Norman's wlth a blank or unintelligent face. declaration, coming as it does from all of whlch ls due no a lack of s man who has always been op- thyrold Jules ln his system, ed u, w”, 1, gnntm; “an o1 then see the wonderful change after

and

the use of thyroid gland extract. The» fat squatty body and ‘blank

~ d g, . lace has changed to normal wldh sex cagoclilllglzau; as! 33L and height and the face ls that ofva

"normal" child.

It has been found that extracts of other glands 1n the body are helpful to those who lack them—plt- ultary, adrenal, and others. The thought naturally ls then that the use of these gland extracts can change "everything" about an. lndl- vldual-hls disposition, his desires, his dolly habit-s.

It ls true that certain changes in the lndlvlduafs thoughts and act- lcns do accompany the changes in the body make-up, but Dr. ‘Walter Freeman, of George Washlngton University, at a meeting of the American College of Physicians sold that "personality ls not so much a matter of glands as on inheritance. The endoerlne (ductless glands) can bring out personality and en- hance (enrich qr increase) it by in- creastng the energy of the individual but they cannot change the dlrec- tlcn tn whlch that energy will be used, nor change the type of per- sonality the individual has."

“The klnd of personality of any lndlvldual ls determined by his par- ents before he ls born. In other words you cannot make an extru- vert (one whose thoughts and aet- lons are all away from himself) lnto an lntrovert (one whose thoughts are always turned inwards to himself) by feeding hlm gland extracts.” i

"That is, the effect of glands on

AN Al-ITHIIETICAL PDOBLIM

Blr,-—Wl1l please publish the - following 1n xyiiilir paper: "Ifnboasendfoilrmoncanpdnt thelroiiworkouianlaland brldl! ln three weeks. how long would ft take the some psrtles to paint. the Brooklyn bridge, New York?" I am, Glr, etc. sonouln

AN OPINION OI’ WEIGHT

Bin-Tho Ottawa Oltlsen ls tho chlel organ of the Liberal Party at the Capitol. It ls more. Unlike the Globe lt does no wobbllng from sldc to side. It la Liberal all the time‘, never varies from party rervlce, and may be mind the chief exponent of its party ln Canada. This ls .lt.s outspoken opinion of~ Premler Hepburn! ellectlven as campaign missionary: '

"It 1s sheer eflrontery on the part _of Premier Hepburn to ad- dress Alberta audiences ‘on Szclal Credit. They will see thmush hlm. He 1s colossally ignorant on the subjechas he ls on much else where concentrated study 1s needed. He 1s probably touring the West without having been lnvlted to do so by the national Liberal office. T effect of Mr. Hepburlfs visit to berte. will be to tum Liberal votes away from the Liberal party!’ At the Afton Hall Reconstruc- tlonlst meetlng a. Stevens speaker ls reported ln the Patnot as fol- lows:

“Mr. l-llnton, of Moncton, speak- lng 1n support of the two candl- dates, said that be was keenly dls- appointed ln llstenlng to Mr. Hpp-

hot air were able tn llft large

stand what was keeping Mr. Hep- burn down." frhere ls a uniform

H. LAPTH RN and

L. S. STEVENSON

Ditties Mlllllfll,

use Richmond Street, r: rlottetowl

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AL WAJYS FRESH

Because it is manufactured in the province from high grade leaf. "

BRIGHT our ‘ISMOKING TOBACCO

“The Smootheat Smoke"

ounted Police, and from platform filer platform gave pledges of 100% burnls address ln the afternoon. of enforcement lf we returned them He had been taught that gas and to POW"-

That 100% enforcement

alrshlps and he could not under- was endorsed by the PBOPW 1n l 100% return to power. could not. ‘and never did have a

m hatlc endorsement. Conan“! mill? tleie ‘face of this, la the absolute

Prohibition

pledge

opens vistas that were form closed and glves glimpses of no worlds and assurances that.

the expenditure of the hecessa effort, these worlds may be ell

lored.

pOne of the most irilitiui new whlch adult. education can cultlvnbl

l; ln giving direction to ream: Reading ‘may be undertaken

c

(Ont) Star. of the estimation in whlch Mr.

f)?‘ BENNETT then proceeded to read from the book Personality i! Simply I mall" 0f r-r burn is held by intelligent "Pen °l Prmlbltm“; m“ the “u!” amusement and may provide rm

CONSERVATIVE . . .. . . . .. . .. 50.3 n description of Sir Cpirroiufs method of trans- France and everyone else should quantity not. quality." o;_.2-_-vem_ stltutlon of the broodezt fiat-ht’: creation and nothing more. Even LIBERAL . .. . . . . ... 4O fcrr'n 11's e T f tl ' ' l f be" l“ mmd m“ Gm“ Britain l‘ Dr‘ memanls statements "we I am slr. etc. mam“ l’! govergmen narration. monoclonal reading has “its uses RECON T T -_ .. l g l: s curl ics rom 1e vaut o a trust not promising support o; anything blwed 011 1151111!’ 0f 140° c5585 01 vox For“! be foundilngana a, a co Bu‘ purpose“, read,“ can b. i nvc ION ... 3-7 company in Ottawa to those of a Toronto trust 1m mm a “my efleome League. disease of the endocrine or duetless i______ algifopgnige to w. McKay ‘or h“ more valuable and can be were’,

glands. Harmonious action of the glands ls necessary for stability or steadiness of temperament.

Irrlt-ablllty or sensltlveness of the nervous system. which would affect the personality may be caused by n. lack of valance between these duct- less glands, such as an’ excess of thyroid juice and a lack of para- thyroid Juice.

The thought then is that each gland juice does its own klnd of work. The klnd of work it will do in an individual ls always the same for that lndlvldual but the amount. of work it does can be increased by the use of the extract.

tlonal as well. In Vancouver. last year, an eflorl was made, under the auspices of the Urilverslty and the Public Lib-i rary, to give direction to reading in contemporary English literature, and a. course ol lectures was an ranged whlch extended through fall and winter lnto the spring. Tlhese lectures were glven once a. weal and were largely attended. This year, a course of twenty-five leo< Lures on recent and oontempcra lllorelgn Literature ls being ofle ‘The fleld» of French, German, Run-

company when he moved to the latter city after prgvldgd the League spli-lt ls man- serving as aimenlber of the LAQRIER ministra- tamed, other nations may fist B5- lion - . sured that Great Britain-and it ' i - * b dded all Tlrltlsh HBHOHB It was shown that Sir CLIFFORD, not caring m3 m: znembfirs o, m, Leagne_

for the usual methods of transferring valuable will loyally fulfll obligations. Sir securities, took a trunk and two suitcases to the Samuel Hoar-e has already made Ottawa vaults, “shovellcd his securities into “ll-S PM“ ‘m bemlé fishfllgm9g them," and checked the trunk to Toronto while cmlntry’ and the r 8

. . . fll ls td roon to reaffirm clarrying the suitcases to lllS compartment on gnrampfiligeiiiis, n45 not to be t e train.

thLs unlcatlon “I oficr that without comlncntfl expected that comm

ML will be other than general. It BENNETT said, “as an instance of how they do "mud be "elm" pom“ “or neces- things in the Liberal way." ‘

. I N5 outspoken defcnceof our now ob- “m rumo“ mu‘ o iitergtedh prohlbltlol; all: ti?" 8lr,-'I‘he wrlter of the ieiuiius 81101“? 1*" 8°“ “ l" “ _ ' editorial ln the Patriot of October “"1811 111: {gig 9,22%“ fjfflgtml‘: 1st was certainly making a very “m”! l “time betray“ o, the plausible blt of reading until he Prowl 98M“ . seemed to run snort of facts and P609“? by h“ WTW- t L launched lnto statements whlch Pamfgvagfincl, might even startle some readers of flctlon. He alleges that many, _ , many rnllllons of dollars are being Dlrected Read]ng spent 1n every provlnce of Canada. v (Vancouver Province) Reading, the great. lord B80011

(Perhaps he had tn mind Leo's sold, many years m. make-st I M1

The significance of this ballot lies in the fact that it was conducted by a Liberal news- paper in the Liberal County of Bruce.

Cheerful Farmer Talks Of Hogs

The quiet atmosphere of the editorial sanctum was shattered by a cheerful greeting, says the Jfnil and Empire. On looking up we saw in the doorway the six-foot bulk of an old

three mllllons vote.) - Now Prince Edward Island ls

snry to make veiled reference to surely one of these lucky provinces,

f ' d, i h t ' ' f _ °°1'm“i’- . 1t is all -t that read- slur and Norweslan literature W11! cgijglc (iii felllrlsfif, w o had no visited us or a Ed. i I N I d Aural n M. F o! pg; e1 fpxllu; Sfiglavlngétemfilyleigngnehg: mums“! linqueagérrlitiefi. u “m be covered byflmen ‘M ‘woman .’ . .. I180 mun‘ ' " ' ' i tfl 1th ill. "You are feeling much better than when l ‘Iona 0kg‘ the swalnsboro, G0... City ¢°111'i» been W58“! 1° "11! 111mm" “M1115 M" m‘ l” mpletmn“ 9'25"” it "om mesa o e2" w you called on us in 1932 ” said the editor . . . ‘ ' mfly 1* “mliher mm“ w“ to he" ‘or vow-Gamma’ Does mt H , ,, ’ . ,, v ' Peace is being weighed in the balance. judgmgnh, or he may not. It all dc- the wrlter understand how much Vlhy not. he replied. after what Mr. , a“ a, a‘, _ . pends on the w”; m highly urlg- money there ls ln one million ilol- USE BENNETT d1?‘ l" “s h°g """"‘ a‘ ‘h’ O““7”'.’* ' _ Prime Minister Bsuum has the idealism 1M1 PM °l “m” ,,‘§’,““m‘l,‘f§; ‘$2.’. niluliihs? i531 giliii Zlllulfl ‘ IN TEA Conffilrfmfie’ ' . _d u h Eb I M ‘of youth. mshguxngtiliiicgrthatsrlnce he Island, and the many, msnymirill- ‘ ut. tut." sai we, t e I eras say r. 3K ate ale ' bi to l man who “yum u llons would make this over sl or awe‘ Pa“ cw BENffETT did "Qflll"! {Oflhe farmers", I When money is taken by legislators free- Lfintgnhgnzl“: 9' alga“ “n!” m’ 0F n": s ow iiiitllrpifiih gxnpiriiii 2112,21 iiufii i“; anoint ‘ Is that so,_ he replied, witha few remarks donl-s forsakext factory her, henceforth he will God, I am travelllng out tdzleath‘: collect my share of this bnormous that cannot be rinted- ,“Look at lthese fi iires . let the bu-Wd PIYW suillesl ° 5°“- smount of mohey that swears, st loll ell! ll N‘ "m!" 9*"- P . E BK it 5E sentence "and I will let that. be the I, who exulted ln sunshine and least to the above writer to b; l?“ ham" and hams i A new street authorized at Brighton means judgment. ol the court." The fiYBt 11*"8l1l"- Q flowing around us as plelltlflll as ‘T _ A CANAlJIAN nxroitrs 1o GREAT BRlTAlN. more homes, more ‘vofk, and City extgnsion, woman to deal out justice ln this Dreamed not of dying-death ls water, 1 nm an" time 1 would ‘~e~~-;, e e e e es- ‘e: 193m _____ 30593400 y” g 3,010,203 5K 5K 9g - way gave her husband thethmaxl; Gragpcltirlzvaggi: olrgnel? D greatly aPl-lreclate it. s u l‘ '933""" 7I'524'7°°lb5' - 897L803 Our Fascist Government has not accounted fifgfnc-fiiidwiiveveiiyonunisuiii. the hereafterp yer‘ 00m not pelfiwfj°figfifi,‘l‘§ofil"fl,f”lfi,fl§fiofifi§ , , _ 1 1934~----- -"9_i7°_7i5‘?°lb$- 13175433 for the $200,000 worth of bonds they sold. Can- Generally the women. when “we °' mllnklnd W WBY- - - - ls the Patrlothedlwrinl writer. we I s ' “But, of course, other countries than Can- "°t the)’ Yealllfi 11°?’ 5115Pl¢l°115 ‘hi! Silence l5 °" mgrwfil ,‘j{j‘,‘§f‘,‘,§', gfffiflfifsome? . . . . Let not my striking gdizrfigf tthaet wulihs siiiiiiiliutiai; , .. Ida also shipped in more to Great Britain?" we lh¢ e" °f a“ elecmg? x, a“ times she will not appear as ccm- m ‘ix; $112’; “aufim- m!’ dflih I- la $11; ghgiiisht. ulfld dthlf: 1th Walls i \ lulgosted. " . . . . 915ml!" ll’ 5n- n l5 W“ pemf’? God. let me know lt the end of contliiolnol tleicvpgoplestinons a h ‘ ' R “Don’t be foolish," he replied. “Great Bri- 501118911118 llke shlPPlllg will! to Nova ins. but iwgilblgeéllldggstlxrrrlggt l‘ man's fever! 1 am, sir. so.” Headqlm-rters 0m Spam Tea‘. 00mg’ ’

- tain is buying 32% less from other countries and 52°11“if5°11ll1CAl3¢§1mP°Tl°d 875i? CWl-tgi h” m‘ m tijfl. i Makifarrfiyilnlsast Dream a June-cam COMMON SENSE i Cox Hotel! Souns q.

bu in 2 l more from Canada." ‘V eat F0111 am 8 111 1934- a"?! a “'35 e n sstlnfsctor thin: is "I" p - . Leaves Elmira 1451mm Charlottetown ...»...

y Hing ZZW about prices p" we a5kc¢ only source of supply, .the South Africa dcfic- the baggie has dareyd to fflilllikii e. eacfinffzellj?“ "we" ""1 m“ 111115 GOVERNMENT oowmol‘ u $.10 " Mt. Stewart .......... m . . - -- ' , ve s ~ ~ ~- i-Say,» smd he, um ‘Qctobc,’ I932, was iency of wheat arising out of a. shortage of pro- mldtosttalped oalljrliltilgattlleégisiretallbtr: cow -John Galsworthy. Bligh: thelabsencefof plllsluslble _ a: ,. Mflm ‘ . Felling m)’ M85 f~°_-b- Collmfl’ shlPplflg points at 411mm‘- a“ u, gr enaiit. That may ma“ the "d °l Communism on The giiiillmer-iitftoli-e xhlbiil-ildeoiiiieii-uatra: " - "u I ‘ $4.00 a hundrediveight. Yesterday I was selling p , _ the League, slnee Italy has plaln- _ town ndopts the expedient, or no. " Mt. Stewart 0.40 mm“ - l 1 "mm" $81“ """**'"“"*g"*"' T “ ‘““’"*“ig lll‘£‘i°"lif.f‘"‘"“ .1‘. il‘...;:s“°l:"...l‘ . Defensive ‘my “"'"' "' °“"""‘°‘°"‘-———--‘°'”"""' "' ' ; ‘ 3 l ' ' u — - s e v . l f "AM “li"’m-“°“~ 7s ° ~ sums‘ rm Leasue nflsht new 111s iti-“d- (in. fllmslest. pretext. Par els carried at Minimum of 25c. ha ) l. i, of last iveeks special legislation session. It gave m! positively ‘m, l", and order The Manchester d‘ B not the forcibly oxprmd Wm , . t a . t l» 3 The< (Home's Judgment him a salary increase of $500 and a free hand to mm‘ m, to no dosplced by 81'3" mentlng upon the priifbstasnyofcoflibia °l m” P°°P1° "llmebhlns more than BIIS StOD on 818118] a any pm“ ' , l » play politics with the administration of the powers and ml-Slfllslld W 5m“ United States and British Govem- Kpntex“ when m“ Wm i‘ ‘m’ — AMM- - e e e- e“ ‘vvvv: e “‘H+0+O'_ . . . . . . ‘ Prohibition Act ones. At least. it. has tried to do merits to the Soviet Government ““““°“‘“ “PM” ‘°" l“ m" Highly significant is the Liberal organs . ' a“ a“. a“ its duty.—lldrnonton Buretln. awn“ statements m“ B, the alllélndt ofult ltfihngthrheu snymggvm i _ e lan tio of how the LEA Government ut . . ‘mm Wllmlllllsi 0011mm. ay ' tlirliiugii it: $3oooooo borrowing bill and g... “I'll a“ °lf.°‘" °l°°l°rsflllgils<=dn<i>1lfi ‘ Th0" The nay-p IgrdF0r3lnIx1l1gm“'g:' gist 1n realltdyil this meeting ofsthia p°§f'llf,’,.fv°§f,l‘éfl tgglggifmgg, to _',', - '- " ', t non '1'onss1t)ed ‘ . .

away with falsifying the Speech from the Slug‘ m": 2° if‘ :1’ f°r 31° gilt‘, ll.‘ ixsilvlfeo Zahiiliiil nagaln-St hostile aircraft. Chang; o, galls, wmjh axial”: VOW! 1'01’ Prohibit-ion. Milli-ll}!!! - I -