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In spadau, where the golden war fund of the German Bu?!" W" kept for years, a case of witch- craft has just come to ofiichl st- rehuou. The London Times report-l it from the official records of the Berlin police court in which the facts were brousm i" “B115!

An 139g mmplighter andhis wife, after years of reasonably happy domestic life, were oppressed by a lodger who refused to leave their home. They took counsel of a. wo- man reputed to be a witch. This woman, after collecting a fee of 20 marks, mixed salt and flour to- gether, and, with impressive incan- tatlons inwmprehensible to others, stirred the mixture with a straw and sprinkled it about the lodgers . loom. Three days later the lodger moved out.

Naturally, the success of this pro- ceeding deeply impressed the lamp- lighter and h is wife. The witch at once capitalized her enhanced standLng. The evidence shows that she told the lampiighter his wife was guilty of treachery to him, and told the wife that the lamplighter was given to shocking dissipaticns. Within a. few Weeks she obtained.

for she is pletcly isolated, mor- ally and politically. and sufficiently conscious of that to realise that lg- gressicn would spell suicide. On this "h; a saruunay, NOVEMBER, 4. 1933 igmhw°zamflfi mdi‘: M ETING —"— against her, mlssis and Poland and

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sin-A Patriot writer, signed "Elector" trylns to show funny 111 some comment on my letter under the ‘above caption admits, with a good display of truth, his limited comprehension of simple Einglish.

I would hesitate to undertake the hopeless task of educating one of such evident density into rational understanding, yet have the tempta- tion to expose his absurdities.

To interpret my reference to the chronic trumpetlngs of small fry Liberals making the political air lurid with prophecies of the "crack of doom" to their opponents, as hav- ing reference to the Nova. Scoiia turnover, or the capture of Holland by the Dutch in three bye-elections. is surely too stupid and illogical for comment.

My reference to their predictions and prophecies of the Hack “doom" and political thunder-clouds over- hanging everything Conservative, even when facing an “avalanche of

circulation among the h°mY hlnded toilers, the better the community as a whole. The $20,050 hem! 59°" i“ the Exhibition Grounds and Rifle Range vicinity is in the nature of “found money". brwsht 1M0 u“? community to be utilized for a ben- cficlal and industrial purpose which will add immeasurably t0 the Viflue of ihc Government lots and make the Exhibition Ground more attrac- tivc for Exhibition and other pur- 1050s. But the first and creates! blessing is that it gives useful and rcmuncrativc employment t0 some 400 men at a. time when both the labour and earnings will rebound to the credit and benefit of the com- munity as a whole.

the Little mtente are against her: and however much the role of con- - ciliatcr may have appealed to Sig- nor Mussolini it is quite certain that Italy has no thought of encourag- ing any military adventure on Herr HLtlerb part. But that only gives Europe a breathing-space. There may be no immediate danger of war. but no one can expect to see France sit quietly by and watch Germany rcarm, even if this country and Italy were willing to. And neither of them in fact would be. It is a. cardinal point of British policy that there shall be no xearmament of Germany, even if the disarmament of the rest of Europe is a. slower process than it should be. But how is German rearmament to be pre- veriledf-The Spectator, London.

A stpikiilg evidence of public con- fidence in our provincial and fed- zral administrations was shown at .ast evbfilngs largely attended mun‘.- lng of the Queen's County Concer- vativemhssociation. Th? BP-‘lwii- harmony and enthusiasm prevailed at thcvuicetlng, which unanimously

' indorscd the Policies of both the lilachlillan and dcrnczt (lowin- {Tvllts and paid glovlug tributes t0 ti» lchllcrshlp shown in bcili fields 9f political activity. Réccgnitim: cf the serious times through wirjnli Canada, along with :he rcst of the world, is posing, euhancci the value of these testimonials, which Y c

w "he'd db th un- bclme “m m me y e __Ah-_ The Pflidillllm ""1"" 1* "Vi"? Now a good looking nulnless

biased opinion of all sections of our mg forward an” the worst an“ or wow ma v _ y not be doing any harm _ 1100918? A ii ORTH WHILE CAUSE bad trade on record. It cannot to the system’

The question often arises as to [whether certain teeth from which. ¢he nerve or pulp has been remov- ed are causing or likely to cause trouble to the body.

Bo often have these pulpless teeth been shown to be the cause of rheumatism or arthritis, heart |disease, both of the valves and of the heart muscle itself, of ulcer of the stomach and of first part of‘ the small intestine, of neuphritis or ainflahimaton of the kidneys, of (bladder, kidney, and gall stones, and of chronic inflammation of‘ the muscles, that Dr. Charles Mayo the noted surgeon, and Dr. Weston- iPrlce, the outstanding dental re- search specalist, both advise that they should be removed.

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In vlew of the advancing market there ls no tel offered at its present retail price that can touch HORSES STANDARD TEA. It is. in the ISO-cent class for quality, but you cm still buy it in the stores st 40 cents per pound package.

G. M. LAMPSON & 00., lid-

64 Queen Street London, E. C. 4, England

Public Auction Sales of Raw Furs Dates of Silver Fox Sales to be held in London. l3 November, 1933.

‘ _ By using every defeat," an ordinary simpleton _ 11 December 1933, _ . The report of thc President, Mr. The annual collection M the ngnirrrxiotedie: $11: ‘to available test-Xray, chemical, would never coupleumy strictglr: ‘lfdwfwgzflggsglegnilllgfiefigrgl 8 January 193.;

. ‘ i‘ e ' . - - 1 . t . , Gcorgep. DcBlols, and a summary Protvélnnt Orphanage opens on testing for organisms removing with the N S Ecc on nor w “potions, spans and wchantmenw 5 March 1934.

counter. But America is now advo- cating that e. program for lower tariffs all round should be consid- ered, and England, which refuses to copy Washington's risky inflation-

some of nrarby tlssucs- nothing can be found that shows that the tooth should be removed. Dr. Don- aid Mackay Gallic, of the Univer- sity of Iflnois College of Dentstry,

any of the occasional and accidental Liberal successes.

"Even defeat", would rather refer to the crushing “avalanche" of 1878 when Sir John McDonald wiped the

of thc addresses given, appear clsc- whcrc in today's Guardian. Tirol‘ are marked by expressions of con- fidcnce and optimism fully justifici in viewof the remarkable evidences

7 May 1934, 8 October 1934.

Shipping bags may be obtained free of charge upon application to R. T. Holman, Ltd,

In one instance the witch advised the wife to administer human blood to the lampiighter: three drops were supplied by a friend of the witch at a cost of,9 marks.

Monday next. The 0111115338? L‘ frcc of debt. but at present the mamtcnancc fund is completely ex-

hausted, and the time is therefore

all’ P0110195. is gOlIIE t0 work for states that by the removal of the Mackenzie Government out of exist- Th 1t h o h d t Summersida I of bushiess recovery which 93mg; opporiuiic for our citizens to render freer; trade in s, practical way by pulp (nerve and blood vessels), once; to 1911 when Borden scnttthe racy egmclg size‘; ti; “w; ‘zvxfd For fun particulars in regal-d to shipping has Show“ in the ma,’ f“. monk,“ that financial support whch this mak ng further trade agreements. thm treating the lltte canal from great Laurler to his poll lca be stricken dead if the tom an _ apply to i Britain will, in fact, give the cold which the pulp has been removed, "doom"; to i930 when the Govern- Y y

vitally necessary institution so well devolves. T110 family at the Or- lalumagc is large, averaging fifty children, and they arc being given

all the comforts and attention of home. Them are many demands on open market of Great Britain which

. ‘ in the past made high protection- the purse at this season of the year, 15m possum‘ In future high pmtee but Surely 110m‘ more 11119011811?’ tlomsm will simply mean a lower than the proper maintenance of standard of life for those countries our orphanages. ‘rhls Province has which Pfacu” it- “"17"” shmlld Wadi them," as the saying is.—Cape Argus.

‘This uptrcnd is continuing, and will undoubtedly react favourably upon our farm and fishery imllxwn-ivs which arc of so much importance to Prince Edward Island. Our pro- gress has not been attended by the intensive publicity which has accom- panied frcsidcnt Roosevelt's recov- ery drive in the United States; but authoritative observers in both countries arc of opinion that it is of a sounder and more enduring nature. and is placing, Canada in a position hitherto unprecedented as a factor in world trade and industry. Tho remarkable progress made un- der the Efmpirc. ajrrccmchfs negotia- ted at Ottawa last year l: an unans- wcrablc argument in favour of the

body of their traffic with the pow- ers whoso agent she was» This closed their mouths for a time, but eventually the lamrplighter, in des- peration, consulted a sorcerer, who advised him to confront the wife and have a final settlement» of af- fairs with her.

The record ends on a. satisfactory note. lmraged. by the story his wife told him, the lamplighter gave l sound beating to the witch. 'I‘his brought the matter within the pro- vince of omclaldoln. The witch was sentenced to flflcen months’ im- prisonment, her friend who supplied the blood to one month and the sorcererto six weeks. Why the sorcerer was punished is not made clear; the available facts are 1n his favor; probably some element of the case is omitted from the ar-

shoulder to economic natonalism by reserving her markets to the ut- most extent possible for those countries which are willing to buy as well as sell. It was the great

and finallydilfng this canal, us- ing the strictest possible measures to make sure that every thing has been done to prevent any infection, he is qute positive that they are preserving a large number of use- ful teeth that otherwise would be ‘extracted .

What are you to do then if out- standng men like Drs. Mayo and Price advise removal, and a mem- ber of the dental faculty of Illinois University says that they can be rendered safeJrom infecting the body?

It is not such a. conti- J‘ ‘ as it seems. Dr. Gallie admits that each case requires s. great deal cf attention, absolute perfection of detail as to prevention of infection, microscopic examination of tissue, and careful following up after the

mant of the vaclllatiug Mackenzie King and his followers were trans- ported from the benches of power by Hon. R. B. Bennett to launch out again with the i919 "compass" to grope on the inky darkness of that “uncharted sea."

It would more logically refer to that annihilation of the Liberal Mercler Government in Quebec, the Ross regime in Ontario, the Field- ing-Murray political citadel in NS; the Greenaway in Manitoba, the Liberal combination at last election in B. C., and last but not least the successive defeats jaahe Palmer Government in Prince Edward Is- land in 1912, the Bell taxation min- istry of i923 and the "unchange- able" W. M. 142a Government in 193i. It was on the days preceding these notable Liberal defeats that

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stag has been placed in the 41868" by the dictatorship.

There will be a great effort to in- duce all the electors to 811199011 u" governanent because of its foneisi policy. There may be an attempt M dragoon unwilling electors. and some of the socialists and COIBIIIUDISH may vote from fear of trouble if they do not do so. But how many of the 10 or 12 millions who be- longed to those parties can be in- duced or forced to vote? The com- pleteness 0f the demonstration de- pends on this.

Also

ists, have the right to vote as- in- dividuals. , .

The election will doubtless be, on the surface at any rate, a. great sweep for the Hitler government. The Reichstag will be filled with its candidates. That will be a. satisfac- tion to Hitler and his followers, but as a demonstration for the benefit of the nations of the world, what will it be worth?

There were 09,290,000 German voters in the general election of March 5 last. How many will vote in the coming election? How many

reason to be proud of the manner in which thtse institutoins are func- tioning but there is only one prac- tical way for our citizens to express the satisfaction they feel. We trust the collectors on Monday will meet ‘with ready and generous response in their worth-whfie endeavor to "keep the home fires burning" at

One feature of the report just made to the Board of Railway Coniimlssloner regarding railway casualties of all kinds during the month of August is notewo my. It is that in twenty-three accidents at highway crossings thirteen persons were killed and 84 injured. If the

pbiiClCs WhlCh the Bennett Govern- mcnt has pilrsuccl in this connec- tron.

iillng tributes were paid last ev- feumg :0 the late Hon. James D.

the Prof winter.

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Quebec law which conaman’

highway crossings were

work is done, if the pulpless tooth

Liberals and the petty press vitiated

automobile drivers shall stop before passing over the railway tracks at common throughout the country, few level-

that be worth all

tention?

many individuals money or the time to get such at-

is to fie saved. Now the tooth may care, but how can spend the

this

the political air with grim prophec- ies of the “doom" which in reality was reserved for their own party. And they are still at it, trumpeting the same old story with the same

tlcle. The incident furnishes new evidence, unhappily not necessary, of the persistence of superstition, even where the best opportunities to extirpatc it have been at hand.

Socialists and Communists, of whom there were many millions vol/Lug last March. will turn out and vote for the Hitler candidates? If it were just a plebiscite on the gov- ernmenth foreign policy and the de-

On the corner of a block in Phil- adelphia. there is a. restaurant with the flaming sign: "Never Closed.‘ On the other corner a. drug store diflPlflys its motto: "Open All Night.‘

Between the two Wu Ting Lung

Stcxvarz, KC, and to other leading -" "'—"‘ crossing acumen“ would take place’ It means that in addition to mlnd 391' equality» the SWIEUSW and

members and supporters of the party who had passed away since the last annual meeting. The new Premier, Hon. Dr. W. J. P. Alacylillan, re-

The current issue of the Maritime A Merchant contains several articles dealing with improved production in

the Maritime Provinces.

These ar-

and if the law were rightly observ-

ed there might not be any at 511, ‘The pity of it is that in the prov- ince whcre the said law has been passed. observance is much below

skill and care, there must be labo- ratory, Xray, chemical and other examinations, and your dentist, while having the knowledge, is not , sessed cf the necessary equip-

old boastlngs and braggadacio, their one "unchangeable" policy. I am, Sir, etc, STUDENT 0F HISTORY.

The German Elections

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(Winnipvs Free Press)

Communists might give it their full support. But to vote for Hitler ‘candidates for the Beichstag is a different matter-even if the Reich-

has his modest laundry. Not to be outdone by the Yankees, he has hung out an electric sign that can be read for a. block or more. It reads: "Me Wakee Too."

ticlcs relate to the fanning, lumber- 19° P" "m- ing and other industries, and their significance is commented upon edit- oriallgv as follows: "We find that some people arc inclined to discount the benofiis that will result from this improvement by moaning over the back bills that will have to be paid. They say that by the time many of the farmers, particularly, have from their improved receipts liquidated the obligations which have been accumulating in the past two or three years, there will not be much left for extra spending. It must not be forgotten, however, that the money which is used in this way gets into circulation; the frozen as- sets which these farmers’ account

reivczi a wonderful ovation on his first appearance at a political nect- lng since assuming office. The other speakers, hfessrs. W. Chester S. Mc- Lurc, Ml". and J. H. Mycrs, ALP, jwcre also very warmly applauded. 5 Congratulations are in 24:. wcBlois on ills re-election as Pres- ildcnt of the Association, a position “which he has filled, with so much ciability and satisfaction to all con- Lscrncd. With him are associated executive officers committee "Imcmbcrs of sound judgment and ex- Ipcrionce, loyal to each other and to iihe party whose principles and poi- Licics they wholeheartedly appiwlvc. vSuch concord and unanimity, ex- Iltcnrllng throughout the whole p.'rty

‘rhe demand of the Hitler Gov- ernment for equality with other countries no doubt makes a strong B-Plvaal to Gemian national senti- ment and has the simport o: the German people. But how can the election which is to be held on November l2 be a true indication of Gewnan Olllnion? That election will be as unlike an election in Canada as anything could possibly be. The word "elect" means m choose, but freedom to choose can. dlfdaies for the Rclchstag is farth- est from Hitler's intentions.

Those entitled to vote are people of German blood-men and women 3 W91‘ 20 Years of age. The rights o: citizenship having been withdraw-n from those who are not of the Ger- man race, including the Jews, they lose the right to vote. But the

merit.

In other words, for the great majority of us, the pulpless tooth is s. menace to health, and should be removed.

The Cutty Sark

(Winnipeg Free Press) . ‘Cutty Salk", the fastest and most famous of all white-winged clipper ships, is today one of Fal- mouth's greatest attractions as she lies motionless at her buoy in the inner harbor- Despite her sixty four years, for she was built in 1869 by Scott and Linton of Dum- baxton, the "Cutty Sark" might still be taken for a. brand new ship, in such perfect condition does her owner keep her. Spotless black and white are her hull and her per- fectly trlmmed yards, while her masts are unbroken white. Stewed away in their lockers ready to be bent at any moment are all her sais, perfectly new.

For some considerable time, her

The board for the [rent “m; 0| naval strategy is being set. 1e 15 no; l" if any nation wants to fight. an that each of the Great Powers de- sires is to get its own way. With this supremely patriotic end in vie-w the Japanese Fleet has been built almost to treaty limits; the United States is following suit, and Great Britain shows no intention of being caught napping. This is the begin- 111118. after a. few years’ comparative lull. In i936 the "dreadnought holi- day" expires, and it is unlikely that the conference timed for 1935, on a possible renewal of the Washington Treaties, will even be summoned

Use Brahmin Tea

Refreshing as only fresh, pure Orange Pekoe Tea can be.

Al.

Will pay you to call in here and get relief for; that cough which annoys you so. ‘

WILL

‘You continue to hack and cough when you know very well the risk you run by not taking