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_PAGE roua rua cHAl=_L9ITi2r`ouu~1cuA_l=_l>l/\iii_ _ _ __ _ . ` THE DHARLUTTETOWII GUARDIAN 13153 1" 11115 'mf 1

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f _ _ is sc...f In tho nine mouth. or lssi, thc

President.-W. Phealrr 8. Mclure. ll. P. Vice Frnldvnt-J

an-relnry-l.|rn¢. ('nl. U. A. llnrlilnnnn ll. 14. 0. unfgygrgblg grade balance with U_

ltlllmr and nanlllng lllrumr-cl. ti. Burnet!

.n.u..~|.|» rollin"-rrnub welll" .ua il. li. norm S. WB-B i'€dii°Ed to $111,000,000. 85

lornlnl Daily (founded IMT) 8.1.00 per yrll (ln advaluvt drllvend. against daolpoopoo lar the same

“M 0,, "U nn ca.-um-»v -mmm in mmndv- .nn rlnuu linen

___-. ' - -~ _ ”“’ pEI‘IOCl in 1930. And -In July.

Tllunsnay, Novrxlvmrnt 12, 1331 August and september the had

1----~ -~“---Y »-”*'“ ~ *"" -i'”""="”" ba};n¢e was but down to $13 000-

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INSPIRING SERVICE 11"’ “i’i’11°“‘1°" °' “”‘°F1°"" un er ooo. this against sec,ooo_0oo ici- the D

1i1`i° “E315 °1 th” League' The legal same months last year. Finally.; ment of Fisheries to encourage the_‘N°,. mn masts your cherry-trees. `

1(FIshem_1s N to its~ agrict\`tura.l

_wmeumes been referred to as “&. million acre farm" but the acreaS°.'

Qnurg ini-mcu will bc music still bigger

'under ,_ polio). which has been` ,db ted by the Dominion Depart-I

"There is music in the midst of sections of the League Secretariat, with the deprecnmd don” tendmg1_,`_Env£ CUTTING Fon SEVEBE eambmmnent of commercm oyster,

A;i‘;:s;lat;i;:)r;,y that Shines upon which is under the direction of Sir to further restrict imports, the'R.1i1-J`L'i\L\'IfSl\I OB Ali.THB.ITI5.farms in the pmvmce_ 'Trust no song the siren sings'

our team.. Eric Drummond, is studying Article, position is being increasingly recti-I _ _ -J _ ! oystm. .l_f:,,.__,m.,5o-_. Ceria nly.' somy sounding from Mat-__

Those who attended the imprcs- 15 0

sive memorial service at the War ,Rt 1'? Monument yesterday, whether as rc- ‘ crgency_ It is pointed out that turned soldiers or otherwise, are ;i1if~`i°

surely richer for the cxpcri-I Hifi" ence. The service was u noble tri- ,1ii'~1i1

bute to the dead. In at real sense, WY 8 _

achievement, an ricliievemcnt poss- 301°

lbleonytoape. t religious faith, to be illiie to "singg`1i”°1“

Sorrow up into immortal siii“~Bl'i‘S-"'1hcn

view; so easy to see the folly ililtl

fice of human life which it lnlliis. mm

futility of War, thc fiyipllllzlg 5Hfi'1“

` rc-inlli

the irreparable loss it lc.lv0s in tiiei home and the communily. It is not

so easy to see beyond these things

to the spiritual meaning of sacrifice.

are three parts to the pro- The canadian may-kd; is bigblyflvioole of .lc.‘ome, Arizona. |c0ndmons| and more p,.°m3,b1e_iSohoney_sweet so fan, in Hacks;

i the covenant which, on pupcrf fic.-1_ F0, mm improvement bt cur _ ‘"3" 1f‘1fin°‘;3;" nf” °1 "1‘°“` gcommel-cial oyster farming-al-isbn Mt provides for such an em__fimac position, thanks src aus to,--uffiiiii °'t°“ " 1"” 1°°”“°rcady sn important lndustry in air- And

’ fthe fiscal, policy of Mr. Bennett- ii"i'ii°" up ‘°" me medical p r°!e“1°nI ferent countries-is quite its feas-

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SEAFABERS

Furl, seafarers, furl your sails,

No more tempt the clouded sells; Make not gulls your nightingalcs,

iby the patient himself, Dr. Jas. R me as ag,-ibtnture, under proper Ah’ bc done, youd] and no tands

imc. First, a resolute effort toivalued by Bef,-"udp, ,md tbgs ex.: Tile arthritis \lniiamnlati0.i'i of the Iwo, and mvamgauom and. “_ only ce Japan to adopt a conciliat-_' plans the effort made togeta, nicre_.‘°iI1i-SJ begiili 1111119 111°" 1111111 °‘ m°'perimeuts which the Department of 1And ttitude and to restore the sttpfsatisfactory sieamship service. The 1511"" 1" nfsb nnger' in 1926' ze' Fisheries has been carrylngon for,

11930 report of the Department of 591111111113 111° 1151131 basebau n'°5°1'- Iihb pnstyesr ortwo in Prince Ed-I

515°- 1° “'85 ”' 1"r111”11’h"m denm °1 tus quo in Manchurla' Failing tms1.1 Agriculture shows that constant 150i~'9i'111 "1'1‘°" lingers late: bucameiward Island have shown plainly that the finality or siouth. lt is .1 gi-out tile "ext iii°P°S“1 15 1° °“11 “P0” “iii expertmcnts are being made at ,helinvolvsu thus ocilnltely proving that [oyster mm, can be most _,,,¢¢,5tb,|

"i"1°“15 `°°“”°°t°‘1 “'11” 111°1Agl~icultural station to develop‘11_1i“°`1 8111111115' imc.-p_ one bit of evidence as to

1 onlc with nu shining League t0 withdraw their ¢1\v°YS.1bsitcr products, that there is ni iriifii’ 1” 1921-1“1°°°°"1 "em °~“‘1ltb, ppsmbliitics is that .s small

Jn an. If this should also fail.1careful system of government in~‘ i°iiS115 were 1`°m°V°d mm very hmeiarea in Bideford River. which was

the tides, and sinking sands, sorrow brooding on the rocks.

-Hamish MacLaren

| rn :route richness, Prince Edward Island has' .

ors, fold your wind-blown wings rest where the true voices are.

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NEUIITIS,-,j Q Annan, ':':" -

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. 'The British Market derived from foreign countries and

it is hold that sonic sort or,specll0n. and that producers R0

cl that they must be tried ollt.;t,f scbd potatoes from Nova Scotiat ' imonstra d no o y a. oy

toabtiituhdsh -I

ns to be seen' and 681 bags from Prince EdWard1;wo(ilel1) tileee 1;? wel? ooldecihnd l‘m-mms calinbe sldcoesiifuljsli udldljlrt 1i1;ecleared

' ' tak in P ce E war an l - -

--l---- Island' ' ____ |;“m"’i'é d“r'k1;;1;1°;é gidpmther ithainthe niethods requisite to suc-

9. cc pe sp . ures _ _ K

DOMESTIC LOAN ` It In . foregone conchukm ris;iy"Siiowed that cimnaes WHS t°1‘1i1¥ lretlneilhervidifffflthgol ctuifmoni; consumers and triiders of l1i11W11e1m1“3- and 11” mdeed 11°'

the Toronto Globe that B t nlpmce in me bones wamng mm uy cos Y. n ew a. tkmds in favor of mnpke productsiquently been the subject of crm_

, , .V ._ - _ 1_1; t in 15 0- 1 t system _ ' is believed that in the course of I.

Only at rare intenals are lie pliv Press reports indicate that a do 'W returnlag Zuyitliislgecldedlygsttmdmg were so painful that very ,ew years conunercmt oyster cub has

iinzlry measures, should events de-11 rted 5232 barrels and 150 bagsfllot baths-with a little benefit wasi The departmenvs work has de_ pipe

D (Monetary Times) P1"-

' d benefit, and a few months later the blamed with oyster spat in 1928 . with the bbwgqs of the National lamb,

_ th 1 tishippers are keenly alive to the,i°e5 Of the i'1Zhii 1006 became af-‘now has on tt same 2g0_000 0,-Stem Government in the British elec- P0iiSi1i1° f°i' 413 Pei Ceiiii- °f the

It is so easy to take llr<‘ l>c:».=;~_ib;s;,C ccpnbmlb boycott stands RS e as 'importance of the Canzdianf“°1'.ed' _ _ iwhlch will be ready for mariiei 1‘°"1.u°ns

resource. The effect of these disclp~imarket. During 1930 Bemmdal An 53:.; of treatment-vaccines.l:em,_ _ Iwgy

it is quite evident that the UHP0 for the development of Em- 55-7

vantage of the opportunity itq strongly entrench their - position. and will endeavor to counter effort upon the part o'f Canadyby

per cent. from the British Em-

Inthe case of mutton and

foreign countries were res-

ts and the British Empire for

l- per cent., while the relative

trade between the Mogbet-figures for pork products were 87

1 mpc ' ‘carried on during 1928 and 1929 In te t nl th t ste! count,-y and the dtber sections Qftper

Brush Empire has been great- iprcpo

:in t

That there is in the llliilediiiiiiiif ingdom g definite preference a-|l'l8m€1y 13011! “iid beef -13 °"°1"

ent. and 13 per cent. The derance of foreign supplies

n he two divisions which are of

interest to the Dominion-

been pointed out at dlfferent.Ci5iii-

lleged to ascend to the emotional mcstic loan will shortly be offered 5°°ii°1’ °1' 51' :little of either was attempted ture cm. be made a very mmonant ttmes and away-ding to v_ E_ Duclbst As regards Cimada's participa-

improbable that Mr Lloyd George D M h

height from which that vision is ob- ‘for subscription by the Government i Wm ever again bgcéme the_1eader| At this stage r. oore says e lndustry in the pmvmce_ or wmse Acting fn-dd, Commbgtonet. dtition in the meat trade of the Un-

memory of it lingers with us ever The loan ls being offered 'to sec- organizatvon based on public; It was than déclded that as every natural beds in all three Maritime 33;;

t 1 1. _i _ _ t' f 5e_ the Provinces, and there is also pro-

the essential f nances o ex- | esteem There s o cour _other treatment had been tried that duction in Brmsh Commbm. but dom

afterwards, coloring our subs(-qllcnt :ure

ada Rl might almost have been classed asa oysters me mend marketed from 1,°nd°n_ proof of this gentbnentiited Kingdom, the lille WhiCh 0b'

hes the Canadian Government Vi°ii-513' 0ff¢i'i‘ the 111051? 11l’0m1SiiiE_

bmbes in the United King- scope is bacon. Canadian bacon is daily in the form gf cb,-yes. well kown in this market, and a

thoughts and mcllowinlz mid purify _penciiture on public works and dir .remote Possibility that ii quarrel in cutting of some of the nerves §up_ ndence and mqumw' The “Buy ‘number 0! brands enjoy E high

th N ticnsl coalition ranks would the trade in these fine shellfish is i’°

tallied. But once voucllsclfed, the of Can . of 3 great natiomwlde pouttb wheel chair case y

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Ing us with its experience. ect

friends, will-be the Willie of yestcr-I day‘s simple and Ciigiiiiifd iii°iii0i`ifi1 JIUOU?

lief undertaken to alleviate v eg” 1; Mr Lloyd George to aéglylélg the feet and legs should be capable of much expansion so that Emp

Such, to many rcilitlvcs and distress caused by crop failure and _ ' °11~ satisfactory demmd may be “J has

position of more importance. But Dr Moore says _,Immediately on _

unemlvloyment and eenernllv to Pm- c lm robable.I ' pected for the production from unyf

Such an event 11111” "1 1’ coming out from under the anaes- f , meh be t bush d lot

“ arms' w may es a e i

the economic and financial ____ I _ -_ i

_ thetlc I noted the following condi-. t _a mb tn th 1 dlan bacon trade to dwindie to

5°i"1°°- "1i’i”`°i’11“1°1y' 111° 5°1"'1°” .'511‘1°11111' °f Canada' A "'11" 1" 111° A"°'“°° M°"1h1y`tlons. 'Ihe legs and :ect were warm enggitiiregzilif gletzpleiovtza adiiffsd ali nd W I e cue O 1

ire Products" movement whlch1r¢l>uffutl0n. The unwillingness of been fostered by tb, mnpt,~e§Cana.dian exporters to ship at

Morketingncsrd and orgunizationsfPi‘i°°-1 fiiiins in thi# miifiiei im-

db kinds throughout the mud- however, caused the export Cana-

ended on the triumphant notes of i The present national debt 15 Jn,-gb. points out that more than 40 penand dry. The pam had pmcucauy, activities or the Canadian G°vem_mom_ It seems mwonably certain'

cent of thc wculth of thc United °YSi°i' famine 111 Prince Edward

the Reueiile, and joyous ringing of*1yb.;-min ganna., and differs thc,-9. Sm is mad and controlled disappeared and it was possible tt-:iI5,md_ when complete Jmmdtctton ment Exhibition Commission andfhowevcr, that when Canadian pack

bells -_ signifying conquest over in fm

death, and Joyful mvnkfliint; n:ul_1mb,|¢m loans outstanding on No.1 th t ,S H ate is al _ ‘ the department. for administrative

t0 51i°W ii ii es "1 lalgely disappeared and the skin was ur G under an n eement mg

_ "5 1'1°"" ° ' the feet toes and knees with 'ers are aln red to nter this

m provincial debts, 'rho Do-. ii'i°‘ie - yet- tb stu- beds ts ted in Trade Publicity organization---iias_ B8 l>i'°P0- e

by the W0m¢ii~ He i1“°1'e5 113“1°5 out discomfort The swelling had 0 e oy W5 been mtensmed and extended dur. marltet upon a basis of equal com-

recent yea,-5_ There ts no doubt petition with their continental riv-

1'°511""°11°"- Vembef 151~ 1931' “fe as 1°11°Ws1 C°iiS@i`Viii1V¢ °ii°» W1i11¢ 111° °1111°1's of a more natural color and normal p pos S' gr that the time is s particularly Prop 1111’ 111°? W111 be 351° 10 N881!!

_ _ i made with the provincial authori-

_ THETWAR TEN/1 CE Held in Canada, $i,702,6i2,820.a5, gf tl: masazinri E:l,;¢;5e<;1;;entciz11e’r:Iappearance. At the end of two tl” several yea" ago. hues mr mo

‘ ,1ntcncst, ssa,5'l'1,”/01.66. Held lnNcw “Se iiP°ii ii P ~ tweeiw- when allowed out of bed it ,men wmeh th, department te_ to

qulrv which they made- Takinll was possible to walls for s distance lied Kingdom. 'niece remarks apply

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Arrnisticc Day, says a despntclléyork’

from the Associated Press, found thc,952'04

League of Nations, victor in many,

struggle with thc war mcnilcc iniest' S

Manchuria. ' 1 'rhli-tech yours uftcr thc tum_uitl“’“‘““ of the Great War yielded to theim deb

jubilant shouts of weary peoples,|1;;ml;e

the Sino-Japanese conflict isimcm

threatening the world with another

martial convulsioh_ Io

an is a direct challenge to the con- _ I f th 1

To meet this threat the League “dence Canadians have in Canada' cent of -inv_stment bond house'0au e) age intestine (colonic irri- over ,929 (when the qeath "te

is wielding its implements of pence in a supreme effort. to strike down

the weapons of war. imnh

The success or failure of thc nt-

$390,040,900.00; Interest, $16.- | lleves suitabl will be ' anted t

xa ple, it _ 8 51' 5

5.00. Held in London, $311,- 3:; iirfgngha? Tme;c; Tabla! tw° °r three b1°1’ks 1” °°m1°”°' small annual rentals. Each lease W11

_ _ | vc Comfort. and ll ls new possible Wm be fo, ,_ mm ot to e S d which have received polticulcr st-

ccs,1ss_3s_ interest, sl1,1iz,'lso_o9_ phone ,md Te,,,g,,,,,t, ¢o,,,,,,,,y has to walk han B mae or mm, Wm y ar an mtkm from the rgammm p !.__ 7 _ __

_ _ _ h ' be renews/bis for a like period. ° ii# i”°'

minor dlsputcs_ engaged ,H a gma,!T0t0l. s2.040.S21.B5'124. Total inter more women stockholders t 011| six months after the operation The mm_mat,m ,M tn d b th :noting mpire ti-bac. rn articles or; IT IS HARD T0 EQUAL THE _FLAVQR

ii e ~ y e

115_572_525_75_ men stockholders and that }these_i.he hands became swollen, painful department.; investigators Wm be

lt will bc sccn that of $110,000,000 "”°"‘e“ 1‘°1‘1 “1'“°51 as "‘““" S “'°‘i““‘1 "1“’“i“Y» ““‘1 1° W” ‘1°°1‘1e‘1 1° st thc disposal oi lessees. In audi- °P

s the men An investment bank 'cut the nerves supplying the hands €i'»m;V1i° 15 iii 11 1105111011 1° °"°1`°1s;1 B R A H M I N 1

l interest on Canadals nation- 11 ' -I ' tion to the annual rental which will

ii t ies th t r' ‘ - .

t, sas,0o0,00ii is polo to con- ;;‘e§,enr§;r,;a of 8° 1;” Zgxezf :;;l;;“n‘;1;‘re'§";’:°£'t;"h‘;‘dP’°mP1 and 111° be charged. a reasons/ble royalty on an

l C U NWI' thi? oddctqcm Wm Mm 1,, donated fluence over the trade, and with-

1 _ - ,, . - pf _

The proposed new 101111 will ai ‘llc insurano_ policies in force, that mst operation. mer the lease hu been in effect out

held in Canada and interest fwomen comprise the actual maj-| Now this operation is not neces- I ‘ diffi nit

_ i _ or ny are as at th end of 9 to disturb established

on paid to ¢m,ddi,ms_ orlty of the stockholders in theisary in the ordinary cases of arth- that tilgeyeoperations Sheila be on channels of business.

largest corporations in America; ritis. as usually the removal of teeth

It i ld d th t th d I ' ,

S cons em a e propose that women constitute 35 to 40 per tonsils, gall bladder, the washing out B submmual paying bask dearly understood that unless

customers. that women million 8 im . e use of vaccines, baths, market tin 1 ands

‘Its success would, it is believed, serve alms are as numerous as mon andiund electrical treatment will give re- Xtzsesfge per 319001000 enger 00ii'iiPiii`H;i(¢)?n llluzgilsiyty wifrllmd gprice notlcc on the world that cunuulsns' that women receive 70 per cent 01', Siiiis- But when everything else fails It gppem mo that the dgures with ihcss or their foreign com-

in Canada is unlmpaired and me estams 1°” by men' this operation of nerve cutting' by B' for this year show still lfurther im- Pe1111°1'5» 111119 °i' ii°t1i1iiB’ C811 be

killf _

`\\'oulcl firmly establish Canadian ind ul surgeon _mould be comm provement in the article of safety 11°°°11'1P11511ea~ '

tempt. the Associated Press bellwcs. mmm t h e d abroad and be in the Bm the death rate for the

fi Um B11 ,

will be fateful for inlcrnaticnalfouowcd through confidence d1s_

security, for the 1932 dlsorniilmclltmlwed by 8 business revival conference and the whole world throughout the Dominion

structure of conciliation and tran-

quliity_

NFLD. PROBLEMS

_LJAPAN & THE LEAGUE Newfoundland is gravely con- § *--' ,icerned over its economic situation 1 Although “mr has not hom fOr`1gener:1lly and over its financial

many declared in the Sm°`Jn1mn':problenls particularly The Govern- ese dispute, and both nt. Naluringlment I Sir Richa d S mr is

o r q es

and Tckio profession is made thstistrlvlngy 85 it has been striving no such declaration will be fortll-,

.most strenuously since May last, to

coming if it can be avoided, tllci

‘create ll. more stable basis for the

clashes which li:l.vc occlirrccl in thc;CDnduct of public affairs, to raise

¥;sL1f&\;1_(1nyS1;;1Veintlcmimdhoslliresh funds that will enable the

c ecln an rcluer ullyup- __ _

pnmch togdhect mgmmms morciilrllnlnlstratlon to mect interest

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ipnymcnts falling due in January

and more difficult, Only three llnyst

_ _ _ _l\cxt, and to start special works to

remain in which thc Tolzlo author-i

ities will have to clcciclc \\'l1cillci':pm\1idc labor for the uncmploynd'

they will ncccclc to thc strong: l'<»r:-1111110 Prime Ministm' and Several of

collczlgilcs have just returned

League of Nations Council. This home from Canada' Where' 11° 15

mcmoranduln is tauiumoullt to a_11md‘ mcy did M1' meet with the

mandate based upon me pmvismnslsllccess they alltlcipatcd in an effort or the covenant Signed by “H _‘Milo obtain material assistance for thc

governments me Lmguc pact m_;l‘econstruc'ticn plans the .Go.'.'crll-

cnt luis contemplated. Ministers,

volvcs. As yet tllcrc is no sign ofvm the Toklo Govel‘llmr~llt cnmlllyinlé-i1m“1cvCr' 110111/ hnvmg come to Can' Oli the contl'al'y, the Jatpililcse lln\'cI"11" ("1 11111' 1'115111°55 °1”1”-iiidv iiiifi their own intcl‘prl~intioll ui the eris-i111"1"`1°1°l 11111-V 51155 511010 has 1100" is and of “.h_,t is m,,_d,,d_ pm, Spcmvllcl fzzilllre of purpose. Bc that ns it

to be collsicll-lubly irritated by tllc|1"1'“-1" 111°-V “Pm 1° 1`1i“'C 1311011 1iUlYlC action of thc Lczlguc in sll;'gcsting,“ 111°" Pr01011i"ii-1 C0iiViCf»i0i`i that that they have been gumy of H ii;:.\ first steps to a solution of thc breach of tho League orrlinnilcc. 15311111131/'15 l'11`°b19iii5 Wiii WWC I0 be

Should it be that the League pm_ I taken by Newfoundland initiating

nuncinmento is set nt defiance nncl_ii 111°-151110 01' iifiiiiiiiistriltioil rc-

TWo incidental features of 'hiss-

clay's elections in the U. S- are worthy of note, says an Exchange. I_n the first place, the recent nausenting disclosures of Demo- cratic corruption in New York City had no apparent result on the election outcome. The corruption

putrid in Tammany Halls putl-ld of coming down lu whole and un- history. Yet Tammany Hall swept impaired as you went up, The en-

Roosevelt of New York scored a_W0i'l’y about a great deal. or else decisive victory over his former,11° SGYS olfhand that he’d sooner leader-but recent intra.-party rival fly than eat. And the majority of -Hon._ Alrrcd E. smith. '1'he_l>e0l>1e. probably. regard the ques-

strength aglinst. his erstwhile Thel’ Jii-Sf- li0ll`t 80 UD. Neverthe-

oi' reforestation. The voters chosebc miidf. is inicmiihs and impor- between the rising and falling stars 191117- of Democracy with emphatic de-I We “fe 1ii'il>l>Y t0 pass on the cision. It is now highly probable af'-9W0i' madll by thc Actuarial that the New York Governor will be S°°1°1l’ 01 Aiii¢i‘iCH. which is ex- President Hoover`s opponent in the'i°e1”1 111 Siicii eiiiliiifills. and which 1932 election. °ii€1‘° i° i>° "ii“i>i@~ The society is

decidedly of opinion that your

most stubborn glorlfiers of chau E B nistic nationalism end of forcefbetter md better 1111 11ietim¢ YW comes round to speaking as Mus-.atm ""1 1°”"` 1111165 11i¢ i'1Si< by 011' solini spoke in Naples, the hint oiithat 17°" mn by rauway- and "V100 change is in the air. One may,th° 1151' °1 @1113 by iii°t°i‘ 081'- Buff despise "Just talk" as much as one_.th° mcideme °1 _acddeiit iii the likes. but, after all, it is lzenerally,°'h'Way°’ 15 °' lessemng humid. Bild in talk that action originates. It lessens pr°gre”1v”11'~ More especially it is when somei Hem R" the °"°“11"'1 51”"-iiifi°5» prominent figure-and Mussolini as 1' resented by the -‘1°°‘1”'1`19»1 300°

iicty-we take them as cited by tb.,

is that whatever else h_ is or is not, sclmtmo America

_voices a complete change of, “"°"‘1 We ¢1i1ii\'

th d te

front uns uttltuac that hope ior.m;1;_ce';‘§d nf‘;“; 1i’;;’§;°1Sit iii ii:

fans v

the future revives. ' ‘ P°

but year. in tho united states. "there was a. death rate ,mon

that initial modes oi' morztl prcssllrc:f°’ii'i- ACC"iidiU€iY' Six members of

Rosen: events have mud: it clear Mm” passenger. or U

ruil or crfcct. thc Lcnguc council is the Squires Cabinet are dcciul-cu to .that little can be done in the my °“° deiiih in

I 17393 PiiB5€iil1¢l°s carried the aver.

placed in it sore dilcmllm. Its nu- Iiiiwii ¢XDf°S50ii ii Wiiiillgilcss to rc-10f1`€°°¥i91“i°11°11 °1` 1" the WW ° fb" mbgtb df tt.-p .b,,mg' sho t 250

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thorlty is put to u shurp test. cur-'Sian office llrclimluiry to thc for.: iousiy enough, but four days nff,er:m:l.tion oi' a coalition or national!

disarmament without the assist-'mum .rms develops im

ance of France. It is useless t0 ° ' "te °1

one death for each 4_3o0,00 ptmeng

ignore the immense power of or mn” A decided 1

the civilized world observed Remem-|`govcl'nmcnt. This action on the1Fmnce. andto treat it in B b“ny_' ' mlrrovement i>fi"i°¢ DHI/ mid iiio Sisuiull of lilc_D-"Ii oi "curly the vflwlc Miulstry1,,,g ¢,,-',-eppbscnnil manner will not *T* Armistice which curled thc Grcutiwould give ample scope for is unity 'uvuil. Other nations may or may 5910"# 01 iii! power and will rom; War, the League Council will bc_nf party effort, if the parties ebb !nCt allree with the French view- Bl!! IDDWFHDCB 01’ dictation. Only

. _ -~ -~ - its own free will v=1| 1

called upon to nct~or iflrotv l_i its unit u ' tn 1 _ . _.ht ‘D0!nt, but U10? m\L~ 1'--ibn With W. °1 Y /i t join any

il ‘ e ncier e cldtl l ll of Sirnt L! not something to be set aside schemes for the prcmbtgon of p|.°_

hands. At present talk turns upon Richard Squll \

or to be coerced. Francs is con- writ?-

death in 20,840,000.

to prove their statements, according to attorneys for Colin McMilla,n, a farm hand, who 'recently was tried in Glasgow, Scotland, on the charge

to death. Professor Glalster, who

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findings was challenged in regard to

amination of McMlilan's shoes, so that the defense could inspect them. Agast, Professor Glaister said it was the first time in his 30 years of criminal investigations that he was

quest but discharged McMillan.

____ The enrollment at Princeton Tile-

ologlcal Seminary this year is 105, with students from practically every part ol the United States and a large representation from foreign lands.

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us one for producers in Canadai iiieil' 108% frlldc. &1th01l8h illiiiy develop their trade with the Un- difficulties will probably be encoun-

tered in dislodging present sources

supply which have taken ad-

add has been supported by the ipractically insignificant proper-_V

futher attempts to improve the efficiency of their producing ami marketing organizations. 1'

FLOOD TAKES GOLF BALL

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Whether a ball caught in flooo

waters was in casual water or in the river was a question put before ,the secretary or ms gclr ulutfnc riuwm Eliya, Ceylon, dining a roqinl match. The match was started just after a heavy rain. One oornpatiK§i*_ driving to the fourth Kleen. madi a fifty-yard. play to the river bank By the time he reached the-spot tin water had risen and carried the ha!! down stream. The secretary

that the ball was in the river.

Poultry owners of New Zealand

have been watching an informal laying contest, and a duck and I hen are now the leaders. W. G. Moodys duck at Brookby laid an eg| slightly over five ounces in weight. Immediately afterward T. Douglai' Mlnorka hen at Drury deposlteqjp her nest an egg weighing five one~haif ounces. Now it is claimed the duck "faked," for its ogg soft shelled with a hard-shelled on inside. Judges My the hen

least a point up in the ooninliiizid far.

M1 ts ,sr

special force to i'oodstllfi's,;°'f

-nr

food it is possible to enlist the oo-

ation of the individual consum i

effective and considerable in-

TRY

whose aid it would be more

- Sold only in Red, airtight packages

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t the same 'time it must be

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Canadan producers can supply this

Meat comes next to bread in

_ twelve months ending Mn,-ch 31 order of importance among the

Actuaries In The Skies lust being one in every s,ooo,ooo f°°

passenger miles. The comparable K1

(Vancouver Province) rates for other methods of trans- °°

what “re the 15111* *i'1’°“1S“1°iY pol-tation are given as: For rail- by

in the airways? I1 11°” 3° “P 111 the ways one death per 40,000,000 pas- 1° ah" 51°” ‘wth 111° “11'11'1°ii- Wiiiif senger miles; for street railways, 1111 ar” 11°” chances °1 °°m1ii8 ‘1°W11 one death in 455,000,000 passenger 1111

revealed was, pomlbly, the most .again-not literally, of course, but miles; and for mow, yebttles ,one tity

dS of the people of the United ngdom_ Less than half of the i-iYiU'Y's requirements is provided - local production and the defic- 0

DCY. amounting in 1929 to the Ee total oi' 28,603,705 cwt., is ported from overseas. This quan-

was comprised of 12,552,037

cwt. of beef, 5,774,570 cwt. of mut-

ton

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all opposition before it with its.thU-Siilst is apt to make light of Expgnr MUST 51.|0w pgoop pl customary steam-roller ease. Sec~'lfhe Question. It_ is a question which 91,2 ondly, Governor Franklin D_‘h¢. being an enthusiast, docs not Experts wb., testify must be able

producing slides used in the ex- ,

and lamb, and 10,277,098 cwt. of g products. In respect to beef,

colorful "Al" chosc to pit his tivrl. for them, as purely academic. 0, shoottng Donald mack ,,_,me,._ ‘1

right-hand mari on a. minor issue 1955. the l1l1SW€l'. if an ans\i7'l-r can had wen evidence of t_mm,tem 1 ` ‘ ‘

vit ""

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per cent. of the imports was

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Your child may not be sick, U

if cle

asked to produce materials which - `

Wh" “"0 °1 111° 1"°°“‘1°' “'°"’ chances of coming dw” “und 1" he used in making an expert exam ls Yu" chdd ~ -

i th ti t. f th Wind md limb. having taken t th I . ` ° wavers o e con nen one o elm! in that oondmonl me gmnellnation. The judge denied the ie- Undemounshed?

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but unless he is nl noisy, rollicking, romping young- ster_ful| ofactivlly, nner-

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gy and life-he ls probably undarnourished.

Undernourishment does

not mean lack of suiilclent food lt means lack of cer- ialn elements in the foo_d- clemenis that promote en- ergy and growth.

Wampole's Ilxiract of Cod Liver

contain these needed sis ments in just the right de- gree and it la rich in vita- mines-lhat mysterious “something” that makes children grow and leups those of advanced yuan Bt and energetic.

` We Sell and

Recommend It

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Mall Orders Given Prompt Attention.

Fox PELTING

AND CLEANING C

Our plant is now ready to pelt ons hundred fox” and

clean three hundred pelts per day. _ We know we do better'

work than most-probably better than any. We have llx ~ years experience and we are careful. We pelted and cleaned

thousands of foxes int. year and we did not have one single

complaint. Try In at lent once and you will ses the dll- - ference. Our prices will be very In and in qqgnuuq |¢||| ',

lower. Cleaning work will be done while you "lg lm- 1|.

Peltlnr. drrlnc md blwllnc nanny tum u week. _

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