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THE Ul'lARLO'l'I`E'l`UWN GUARDIAN

DECEMBER 2

PAGE HJUK

‘=l*"_'*i' Ti ` " ' Y ~ i_~;»\8_l_1936

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The Charlottetown Guardian

Prtmlilent. Lieut.-Col. W. Chantal tl. lolmn

\'i.-a-i-ri-aitir-nt, J. ls. Burnett. F- J- I- [iperutury Lit-ut.»Cul. D. A. Machlnnon, D. I. 0.

ti ill l Director J. B. Burma". l'. J. I.

Eiiiiiiiiri-llrtic l»Jifli`ifi‘a,"§ riuili Wmur und >D_._ K. Canto.- ”*"““““” » > nm:-.~iiir nuiiy truulilizll iss1i’?l0t>u|;¢;dy"e:.:_‘l)lul:$::°; init..-f.-ii ri utr. ~» vi-r - rrim-a i;.i»..f.i iaiuuti. I6-00 0" YW' ll” “l"“°"l_ - .uuiit-ti to cauutia and United MINI _

' T A .\io.\'n.-xv, DECEMBER 28. 1936

Uiieiiiployment 'Mill On |l1Cr€0$€

vylllll. ,lm-,,ll.‘,.i_\ ment and trade have shown

tiiiiiiiwiletiile iliillr.-tenleiit ill fL'L`Ulii m0llill5.fll¢ u(.¥l.L.,~ of ce.-iioiiiic reco\'cry evideiiced through- Uul lwullli-l ll,,e lu.; tt-t been siiliicietit to break

lliriiiigli the rclli-i' lines iii'iii_o>tpZ!l'lS Ol lille liniiiiliiiiii, illt- t:iii:i<l_i:ni \\cltarc Couiicl e- clares iii a siiiiciiieiit i.~~ited_ tliil:i_v. _

'ltlllll ,,,,,.».ll.l..l-lntlni ieliet totals at the y€al'S

end \\iIl show aii iiicrelise ol .six to eight per cpm fn, c`;ni..<l-l as ri whole over last year s totals at nil. tive -.lui that as <i~‘i>'="\l<fll<-‘y glows if'

- ' ` 1 ‘ . .

my ll.-.|.l-ll .lrntiulit areas an even heavier in- c"c'i~e iii'l\' be e-\llt-vleil. iS ills’ Cllllllfllis hl“l“Cl` :tilt coiiclil.~iiiii." "lll ftlL`l. “CTC fill lll05¢ llllw

llgdpll lllftllllll _elitci il works prolects, farm.

plziceiiieiit. etc., iilclu led. the iiiitiilicr ot persolls receiviiitg .'issisi:iiice_ d:rt~etly or iiirllF<‘Cll}`» mill" eitil rise to a_li_i‘,'tii'e as liigii as twelve per cent above last vear's totals at this time," the Coun- cil tstiliirites.

Tin- si ;tt-iiieiit_ wlii-‘li is the Cziiiadirin \Velf.‘ire

(`ouiicil`s :iiinilril stir\e_v of relief trelltls in ille |)..llp';;l..;|, is l~i~i-i] i-ii iiifiiriiizitiriii gained by lll.-llli., l-. of 11. _~‘..iil` in :ii'tu:il visits to etery pro-

\ll!t'i' s !lt`t (li‘1iIl't'l' tilt' lll'>I.

"\\ nh ilue l»i:.~iiii'-ss iiidex in Cailada showing

an iiiilinit-:ui-iii oi iiiiire than i`ifty per celitl siine i<,_;_;, gniii with eiiiplo_\'iil<'iit tip about thirtyl pt r erin, ilwre can lu- iiill_\- grave realization tliatl ue are not iii'e.';l.iii-; lhe lille of national relief totals iillt ii thi-se sh-iw only about eighteen to twi~tit_\~ per ct-iii i-eiiiieiioii froiii tlinse at the cor- rcsliiiiiiliilg period in the depth of the depres-

5ii.n_" the st Wiliileiit coiitiiiiles.

,\ total 1-i' i`i~i-in i_o_:o,ooo to 1.100.000 on dir-

ect iiiieitiplt-v\nieiit relief, with a prfibalilc 200.000 or lilliw ineiiiileil froiii the tli'0u;lit areas, and pcrlizips another 100.000 aidt-d through works pro_ii-cts, farin placenieiit. seltleineiit, etc. (a grand total of :ippi‘0xiiii:itel_\' l._¥`»0,t>0()) is the Coiiiit-il`s e-iinixite of Caiiadiaii relief totals for

niifl lleeeiiib.~r.

lieiltieerl totals in certain parts of Canada,

not:il»l_v in a i‘,n'i~lier of Ontario cities, sliglit re- ductions in _\'ii\'.'i Scotia as a whole, and larger rt-t-llit~ri..its in l`»l'itisll Coltiiiiliizi, are recorded in

the \\`elt`ai'e tliiuieil stateliieut,

l’riiice l~f¢l\\':irrI l<l:ind`s problem is described

as luiviiig sliruiik alniost to the vaiiisliiiig point, \\'l'i.ile se\'er:il liuiiilrells of miiriicipzilities in silli- ilzir ;i;;rieiiliiii‘.'il liiiekgroiiiitls iii the Ifasterii town-lisps of t'_|tiel»ee. the Nova Scotia valleys and the estsililislretl fzirnling areas of Ontario ieport no need for special relief this year, alid the Lfl'e_:it l’i-:ice lllnek has had a good year, tli/itigli iiiarri-il in its promise by the early frost.

(`erl:iiii priii-iiices, it is-staied. are definitely

attelillitlll; to .set up more c0iist1'tlcti\'e provis- ions for iiiiiiiiiium standards and procedures in the granting of relief. Different mtillicipal offi- cials hat-e sliown dei`ii1itel_v that _efranted some iiie.'isure of t`rer‘iloni and support they can affect local relief lninls and improve the whole admin-`l iStl'fltil\li of l‘t'lit‘f. blit almost evervivllcre thcl only head of political interest and inianoeuvre. rears, and there seems little hope of any broad ailvaiice tiiiiarils periiiaiiciit acliieveiiieiit in the \\a_v of relief control and the evolution of Sound systeiiis of public social assistaiice unless and until the public welfare, like public education and public liealtli, be organized on a pernianent basis and entrusted to representative and non- pnlitical local boards, with assiirance of a reas- onable tenure of office. _

‘°liver_\'oiie intimately associated with the

probleui." says the report, “looks to the Nat- ional F.inplii_\'iiieiit Coniniission for leadcrsllipin three tasks of vital import to (`;in;t(li;nl lif¢_;ll¢ de\'el0piii<'iit of ei'fecti\'e collflboration between l_;overiiiiieiit and private enterprise in the organ- 1‘/.-'ttlon ot' luorlllctioii, and so of occupation de- mand in iniliistrv and a_gricultlii'e- the carl es

two holdays. is

0 it a ceived from Geneva says 8,200,000

litirope “Noel” should have been pronounced "no, hell!’f If

I _

Editorial Notes

is is innocents’ Day. l

at lu in

- time by our more belllcose fellow-

This week is merely an iiiterii\'al between cl

According to Christmas Press cables from m

is x ii-

out

correct, the world's chances for peace

i(’

i>< ii

vice-versa, within the hour.

lasper-Edson, makes’thc extraordinary assertion illalllle House oi, Commons and the Senate of to

\\<'estniiiister was adopted, and tllflt CHCl1 P10- ge vince is no\v a sovereign state. Perhaps that is

why

of dictator, '

x is nl

With President Roosevelt’s approval. MF- l\lil€S

vice-counsul at Manchester, England, has married Miss Betty \VaIls, twenty-three, daugh-

the which provides that United States foreign ser- vice eiiiployees must ask permission of the Pre- sident to marry a foreigner.

* * K

approve of his datigliter`s marriage to' an Ain-

erican orcliestra leader, but never tlie less lielllgml has

liner Bereiigarizi sailing from Soiltliaiiipton. The principal purpose of (,`liiircliill's- trip, it was re-

will pass the Noriiiaiidie, carryiiig his daugh- ter. Sarah, and her prospective liusbzintl. orcliestrzi Olll leader Vic Oliver, in the onposite direction.

in nl nr

Motorists are still able and willing to do the journey between her.e and Suniiiierside, and ,ll

in ui _nr _ wi

Mr. \\"alter Kuhl Social Credit M.P. for to

aiiada died a legal death when the Statute of

Premier Campbell wants to play the part

tandish, twenty-seven-year~old United States

r of .\1r. and Mrs. William K. \\'alls. It was an

first wedding approved under a new ruling

led rel

Rt. Hon. Wiiiston Cluircliill may or may not l ide

_ , l

reserved passage to New Xrirk aboard the be

irted, was a lioliday visit to Palm liezicli l'l:i. is boat. arriviiig' in New York llecciiibcr 28.

6,500,000 under arms in 1931-32.

are years ago. We doubt tt, and so do P

underwrite policies on such matters. Of course, our bellicose gentlemen

but the arming of our own nation

enemies. We suppose bellicose

nt.l

making exactly the same explan- ation, whicli however, does not alter the fact. that the world has more men under arms than four years

There will arise in future again

great. democratic figures and the common people will listen to them

When our democracies produce fuch instrument as the League it will have an experience and know-

the light may burn feebly now, but the

again L fascism countries of central Europe: otherwise lt. will degenerate

into

arrnngenieiit. Those in control iniist continually icalize that their purpose is to make for peace, not ll

world.-Sli: Robert Falconer.

Perhaps the moat astorilshhig

A A

re li i

eye.

cut

common social backgr_ouiifl. In short,_tliey lose uit

hc fled from his capital on the eve of italian oc- cupation was auctioned in London recently for. ol 2,527 pounds ($12,635). Several hundred per~l

little enthusiasm. But when ornate coffee and l sal

a services bearing the Ftliiopian iiuperiall of $500900 each' of ccurse' 8'

arms were placed on the block prices mounted. for

The Etliiopian Legation said the Eiiiperol"s new

able to accommodate all of Ilaile Selas<ie's furn- isliiiigs. \\`hicli is as good an excuse as another

for raising money on his wifc’s tea service. » 9' _

,,, ,, , likely to be heard of disarmament

Advertising, says the (ilnsgow Herald, has

long Since oiitgrowii wliatever disrepiite n1:i_v once have attached to it. The a<l\'ei'tiseiiieilt oi' today is, .on the whole, truiliful. lt is gen- erally ivell written; often it is pleasing to the me

Literature and art no longer disdain to

rve its uses. It tells us about the world around

who do not read advertiseiiieiits do not only run S001

one

e risk of missing material ad\‘ai1t:i_ges; they

themselves off from what has lieconie a .~»l~l

lot of the fun and interest of life.

ar -if at 1101

Changed times for niliiiarclls alid tiinracliies.

ddis Ababa by Eniperor Ilziile St-lassie wlieni

sideiicé in Bath was considerably sinaller than s palace at Addis Abalia_ and would not be

. , ed ' ii y -

large quantity of silverware broiigltt from: positcfl in the Llilrary of Cgnllre-ss, , Two other cases showed slight lm question 0! Seri/iCe Cht11”8<-‘S IS 10118 careful language of the well-bred

wh ,

hand.-Baltimore Sun.

_m l in ii

. Only a few months after thc SWF

tis and about oursclvcs, siiggestiiig how we may l dealll ol colonel T_ E_ Lawrence the r lead healthier, happier, and fuller lives. Tlioscl the news leaked out that there was Perl°d-S vafyinii from six to four- lllclude 10 kll°W“°t -h°“r5` small 59°

month'-_ -‘Sugar wa; not USGFS. l'l0W€V0l'. are HOD the Only separate genera in the vemacular

. , . .. cg/

Mint." was to be witheld from C

general eii'cuiat.ion until 1950.-

Balth S _

Armaments and policy go together,

and it the Locarito conversations

u_ . _

llotes By the Way ‘

The theory is expounded from

tlzens that the way to insure peace to arm for tt. A report just re-

en now are under-arms through-

the world, comparing with

the history above-mentioned is

ttcr now than they were four

e British insurance men who

ll explain that what they refer is not the arming of all nations.

ovei-awe and discourage pomlble me

emen all over the world are

ago, yet certainly is no nearer

peace.-Detroit. News.

pat

d will gladly follow them.

ge on which they will be able to

al. It is a lighthouse to warn

nations of dangers ahead. Its

turned into a block _ of allies

another balance-of~power

yin Europe but all over the 100

thing about Federal expenditures I-H these last. few months has been the fact. that outlays for relief have continued to mount. at a time when business recovery and reemploy-

chi

nt were in evidence on every

books, one which would be called WN

ie Mint," and which would in of sugar .in the blood (after fast- l °l`5l er consonaiice with that title, be ing) was normal ln all cases." l C251

lar. a copy. It appears that WHS

"_The Mint" has now been publish- end

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Quart"

nu .uma in nu M' *U

iununlon 5! °""*°P°"°‘°' °' qnatlola ol' lltafnt. The

. n ohulntnuwn Gurtlu loan I0!

noaulrily lllnrlo QI 'Will'

ELECTRIC LIGHT PROBLEM

Ibn, l_

3; .Plow FORUM ii. s. i|E:..Miiio, ii.i..c.i».i..c.i=_i_.

-Certified Puhlie Accountant and Auditor

SOME PATIENTS WITH ACNE-' Si IMP

LES-HELPED BY STABCH rece

FOODS

elec

UI.

r.-The newspapers here have ntly reported another slash in iclty rates, whereby a saving

Bookkeeping systems

Profit and Loss Accounts Computed,

The belief that starchy foods, user;

particularly sugar and candy, were city, one

0 iz

vestigator found that in cases of f°ll1°w" boils threr was really no lncreace mn;

in th blood

star

veins.

i :nt of boil- by this method were bill- very mtlsfacfigr-y_ 2. A revision of rates to Small

_v. critics wi-uit to dismiss an Recently Drs. G. M. crawmniana commercial customers Slivins them

the secretaries and lock the doors, J-

but the Lealgue stands for a great Dermatology, tell of their expert- . In

0 f

dlviduals is 1 part protenins-meat, ture

es come upon the skin about wh

wever a few years a o an in- cm

e amount of sugar in the

and actuatiy gave these Whlc

H. scnwiu-zz, in Archives or sl. .000 snnllollv-

ya . the e '

capidy. sugar and pastry. reference should be, mad., 15

A reduction in the monthly imum bill from $1 to 90 cents,

h also covers the cosrtéhpt “shui

tents an extra amount of mst lf" l‘”°W“t" h°u’s' S _

food together with inlect- affect 2'°00'°°° °“sl°me's’ and Em

ions oil a sugar solution int/0 the Pl"

of $7,000,000 a year is made to all

of electricity in New York to become effective after C

°l' the °8U5¢5 01' “"9 °l' January 1. This latest reduction

PlmPl°5 has l°ll¢-been held bi’ 01° means that electric customers in _

dical profession. This may have New york will pay 822,500,000 less A

been due ln part to t.he fact that ln l937 than they paid in 1931l lmllpl en the first reduction throllshl tm’ “W °f puberly (14 l'° 13’ 9'* negotiations was obtained. The re- | huge time when an gmwmg gm* and ductions affect all customers but

.seem unable to get enough I an two classes to wl-,lah ,pe

065

stee under the Bankruptcy Aet

ompimy By-Laws, Minutes, Annual Statement;

and Reports Prepared. dministration of Estates a Specialty. MONEY TO LOAN.

Bank of Nova Scotia Building Charlottetown, P. EJ. '

installed or revised ~

Oxfordese

( Eiochange)

the ’°"“ll“5l"‘°“l’ °' 'ml A ti or ui its is due to James

ence with ten patients who had which was made in Charlottetown ll Howxg wellar? B young Engllslb been troubled with revere pus form about four years ago there was no man

now living in the United

cne or pimples for from six actual decrease in the OPEFEUHE states’ for l.ll5 tlmely assfstance ln

were placed in hospital and the

ht benefit to tl

ie larger ones

of a

louse is there. It. must not months to ten years. These pail- revenues of the comP11UY» but 011 clemmg up som, of the mysteries

“nie °lhef hand the S"“‘~ll"’ °“5° or oxford English. It ui true :mm given a diet. rich in starch foods. homers were penalized for some slmpllfy he has had to elaborate Thus the usual ratio of proportion sllg . but X 0°'-'l-5 ll-“»€d`ln n0l`mal healthy ln' The record will show that this fea- to the labyrlntlm He shows an-long

ds-s

in so doing he fumishes a clew

of the re-adjustment was th th 7 th t ll . or

Egg? fish,-to 2 parts fat."-crealil, strenuously opposed both by Coun- earfgtlesuzis Oxzml igfglili This

er' ml' meals' to 4 Paris Sl”-rch clllor B. R. Holman and the writer su posedl

Hear. potatoes. bi'ead,- as members of the thenlight. com-

p t/o now there had been a tend-

P U

“ll nd the y to consider only two main

whereas this starch rich diet gave 'tie 1 th Conn a . 5 parts starch foods 'tc 1 part pro- gn e 0 E cnc

. ght. must be continued until suc- lmmd_.,_tlle dlphl_l,0ng_and.h0;. tems to lpart' fats' r cess is achieved. The increase in mush ldnd_ -I-he lrgl-st ls known by

day

i ten:

percent solution of dextrose ougar) Em in physiologic solution of sodium

into the veins each day. This mg treatment was continued for the Um

two

1 to be pubiisiied-or should teen say print@fl?_tne last, of his found in the urine during the two Pe

addition, one quart of a 5 le

lde (table salt.) was injected to

weeks the patients remained be

it 1' i ' the »- -1- -» be hospllal durlug f0ll0w_uD above-a minimum oi’ 90 cents to le

s and charges affected several lts

dred of our citizens, and it is lnlo be h0P€fl that ln me ”l’l’r°9'°h` some muscular lnfirmlty made it

habit. of converting all vowels diphthongs, but speakk as ‘lf

revision by the Present Public difficult to give run value to final

ity Board these consumers will no given special consideration and lr rate made to conform to the

nsonants.

Writing in the Yale Review in

support of the thesis that an

ined lnfallibly by his mode of

ech, Mr. Wellard catalogues seven

ons entitled to consideration of England, These are what he ¢alls

nlan Moderate (sometimes called

. , l rs -

ks ln hospital and the amount One ol’ our leading hotel propriet- gxo

protested to me on Several OC- Genuine): oxonlan' Affected <91- ons about the exorbltantly high publm s¢h¢0l); standard &ig“sl'l;

he was forced to pay BS B Pseudo (or Suburban) Oxon'an;

definite improvement 9,; me “s rvlce charge." The amount Synthetic Oxonian (or Careful of two weeks period which which he stated seemed to be out- _C0ckney); Cockney and Dinlects.

and tivo co ies of it dui de Continued till the skin was clear iageously high and the whole oxonian Moderate, he says. is the

re they may be read but not/pl'0vement and three were un overdue for revision. upper classes' “never fa.lter'ng ln

as. The _remo.inlng ten copies

' _ Am

for purpo es of quoting from their 0119-llgtrd The reduction in rates which has its DUE

precise en-unclation of words

reviewing these re~ult an ed taken place in New York is largely It cannot. make accentual concess-

ihe ed tion which has been , itorial in the Journal of the attributable to the action of Mayor lon.; but keeps on with its impecc-

idea is to discourage purchase, l- under Lawrcilceb will The B

l\0i‘€ L11]

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le to eat starch foods without vid u e

e a yardstlck as to what should s

_ _ issued in order to comply with erican Medical Association LaGuardia in his determination to able bleatlng, “But my deah chap.

Song am-nd¢d_ The flrgf few lllrygcs m-Ollepfll American co -ri ht law are or States. “This evidence shows that instill 5 municipal plant and serve dewrrs you rallze-.” a lansllllde

1 and emotional stress

lca -

but lhe Slllrcll f°0Cl5 S"€m W be considered as fair and reason- Off Affected Oxcnian Mr. Wellard

ark.: that it ls observable at a

11-- r "W

e more than two and is half `-~ _ ‘i;;:_Parl.si0f ai niothei-`§}l]

H15 l-esulfs ln me treat- million dollars from their yellrly Four Kmds reared in France, their iimiil

taking them to England after hill hu.sband's death. The wife-seein ing Rajah made a. companion ot Harry de Windt, but seemed to pay no attention to his sister. wil., they rode together, it \\'i:is in szleixce great was her amazement when om

the Ralah slipped into il.,

hand a paper on 'which was writ,

Wit a humble demean If the King were to pray That you`d be his Queen

Would you not say nay

She did not say nay, and in 135,

she became the Rance of saigwllll l Her conduct was tactful; she lnieii , many sorrows. Her first baby also in Sarawak; the next three tem victims of cholera on siiiphom while travelling with her to Eiig. land on account of her health

Her fifth son. Charles vm,

Brooke, is now Rajali, her hu=ba,,d having died at 85 in 1917. Thi Rai-tee was interested in art. and literature, eager for adveiiture, and of her it is written that "she could overlook many‘faults lil men bill , cruelty never.' She lived to 87, her experiences providing many chapters ln the record of the Brookes and their sovereigiity. . *_

_ _

_ - _, _ Y llllll-llltl<‘lll of all eitective eiiiploviiit-iit service

different in scope and purpose from the llouseioal

electorate of iomorrow," Rt. llon, Artliur Meiglien, Conservative leader in the ui er a

the red chamber should attempt to block bills from t 3,

cumstances the upper chamber would be jlisti- gli fied in halting a bill that seemed 'iiiiiiiical to do, fundamental policies of the Doiniiiirin. The question of Alberta`s financial policies, slioultl

1 it li- li- i ' 8 Ilow these young Liberal Premiers hold par- bel

, _ for _ t , B , _

Canada needs the Senate as a legislative body, prallll-0;Tr`;,,¢i> fog; ull Gefgmany. b

of Coiiinioiis, so that it may be piissible to ap- illll) ful" lf me l’~l"mHm0I1l- PTO- as peal “from the electorate of yesterday to the €;ff_]l;ge;u;:§f1€§s igxmtgili K gl;

alle '

1 .

llll"‘ll£Zll“\ll lll<` l`f“llllf_\'. and the cozoriliiizitioii oi relief st-l'\`ic<‘s alniig .sound lines. l'poii the Coni- niissitlirs .siit‘ce.~‘s iii these eiirle.'i\'rii|r_; C,'\n;1¢1;l'5 further reco\'ei'y will \'er_\f l:ir_qely depend,”

Canada At The Ctironalion

,A iiiaiiilanitl excliziiige recalls th:it on the occa- sion of the coroiiatioii of Kiiig tjeorge V, Great .liritain piiill for the traiisportatioii and billetiiig of about si_\- liiti-iilreil nl`l`icers and iiieii from this' ciiuiilr_v. Siiici- that tinie, lioivi-ver, Callada hasl atlaiiied :i ii.'\\' siatiis, iii'oiiglit about by the Sta- tute of \\'e~liiiiiislei', and each liniiiiiiion would be expectvll to foot the bill of expeiise for what- Iver rcprcst-iit:itioii is sent.

There is no doubt that the authorities at

Ottawa will be gtiitlerl coiisiderzilily by the wish. cs of illc t'ol'iiiiati<iii Ciiiiiliiittee concerning the size anil cliaractcr of the military contingent which will be present in London to represent Canada next l\lay.

The last contiiigeiit w:is selected on the basis

of fotir iioii»c1iiiiiiiissioiietl officers or men for the average sized tiiiit, but in the cases of some of the larger wits the nuliibcr was eight. Cav- airy, artillery and iiifalltry as well as the Can- adian Motiiitcd Police were represented. The coiiiingent was orgaiiizetl as a reginieiit and thirty-live oiliccrs were selected at large through- out the country. It may bc accepted for granted that, on this occasion, the former service men yrill be included.

The Govcrtiiiieiit hopes that the session of

parliament will lic concluded before tli_e first of May, when thc (ioveriuiient and parliamentary delegates will leave for I.ondon. The Imperial Coiifereiice will follow the Coronation, so that the alternative to a conclusion of the session would be an adjournineiit to some time in july, for thc imperial (`onference might run into _six weeks of time. It is expected that the Prime l\linisl<»r, llnn. Ernest Lapointe, Hon. Mr. Ihiiiiiiiig, Fiiiaiicc Miiiister. and Hon. Ian Mac- keiizie, lieeaiise of the Conference. will be essen-

tial members of the Government delcgatwp-

iiiier Ilepblirn following Premier' Cai1ipbcll`s 2

. . C

come to Queen's Park to warn that if Ontario ,I cancelled the power contracts that province would not get even the 60-cycle power it needed for

with me at Ottawa at the time of the Dominion-

It was a deliberate threat and there is no use p

of him trying to lie out of it." And Tnscliercau a brother Liberal too!

is is in

irl the world as well as types of cut stones and B diamonds of many colors were displayed last week at the diamond exhibition in Antwerp. All four groups of Antwerp`s tliamond trade, comprising 4,030 members, were represented- tlie Antwerp Diamond Club, the Diamond Ex- change, the Free Diamond Traders and the Antwerp Diamond Circle. A boom is on in dia- monds, and this city is getting much of the benefits. Recent statistics published in the United States showed a 25 per cent. increase in diamond imports during the first eight months of this year compared with 1935. Antwerp’s dia- mond cutters number 15,000 compared with 12,- ooo last year, 1o,ooo in 1934 and 4,000 in 1932. Improvement in the industry is best shown by sales in the London rough diamond market. Business to the value of 8,000,000 pounds ($40,000,000)

te abortlve nothing more is

en o ier urop co

i States will be slowly ground ary

suicidal war Unfortunately

_ _ _ _ _ 0 l ml scene of struggles for ascendancy

n inion sc0P€. was cited as a case iii point niai.l§els_cmRlZ alley mignngglalflixealé bet-Ween English and Dutch. but th

wcen the buying and the selling

modestly printed ot. hail' a million . “IH -five of the ten cases there Pal/9

. . _ E

lilly helP the °°l1Cl1l»l0H in mimi' able rates, and it is pleasing tc see re

' that our City Council are acting maximum range of 200 feet., may be

Anniversay Atl el

along similar lines. They have ob- immed’ately identified by its ex-

ned the necessary Legislative traordinary tonal range, the voice

authority 'to erect a plant to serve ishr

“The Cape” ui.

(Globe and Mail) be

Dec. 28 the Duke of Kent will of

city. The treasury requires'It

~-~~ i budi il tc pi ‘ 1'

leking up and down the scale; is particularly useful, he says

y w a ver sur us revenue can l or makin those who d0n’t use it ee

secured therefrom and the bulk _ I the citizens will look with dis- Sd

doast an Empire message in ravq- upon any unnecessary falter-tersperscd occasionally [with bad

lib 8 I

at the previously announced “Dt °l1ly 81"? Patient-S With acnel is portion oi’ the city. so as to pro- which stands up to sudden phy-

' ar

nnection with the 100th annivers. lng_ Rellucl-_long can be 10,-ced from grammar. which is the m0n0P0lY

a Province. “The' Cape" now is el- lmportant part of the Union of to u h Africa, and the seat of its

rnative course of precipitating Legl5l,,_lm.e_ Few secllons of the G

mclllln l-K al b I since 1806 has been British. Most _ ,, m

B le a norm nance European countries contributed to g§l!cl;];':1srll?;m::a?lf tiglslvfolflllinalllllgf which the speaker underZ0¢’5 in

of Cape Colony‘s establislunerit reluctant “Milly companigs in oth. oi' the real middle class particularly

sections. Why not in Charlotte- 0|’

9 ‘*lR.ight-ho, old choppie" so 00111119-Y

rince Edward Island, it will be

this huge combine will shortly effected, and already steady im-

l-’ ..

at. the company may yet. work '3 ut of its very intricate hnancial dl

With regard to The Associated lg t st dard Enqush is not

, ea re. an

I b ld b I , ll’ armaments at th World lvave have had a more in- ofa;,l:;: lfilelflifgizlsclglnxlljgglblolgnnaxgg rare in the British Isles. Oxford clam er, to mem ers of the Caii.iili.iii Club of ,viding employmeitll lgglgnfleilvftlh terestlng history thanithe old Cape another are held by l.-eslllenm of a

Montreal. Senatoir Meiglien did not suggesttliatl fstat/es are ready- to fue facts 01' Good Hope, where in 1651, nn ls pea yu t

_ I E effect of nmmmon on the bcihrxllfn oi’Jthe Dutchi East India pleasing news to lem-n that as 8 have been unaware of, or ind teren

the House on measures pledged in an election labour inarket. That is why lt, is llshegatg' f‘l‘“tl’"w"‘hi;e ""t‘m°”l ‘t' result of prolonged court proceed- W

Campaign, but contended llml umlcl. cermlll eip imperative that the economic Th n T gl £5 knge emerl- inks which have taken place dur..

cstion sliould be taken up ate, a itll? “lasdl Mm .as tile ln mulw‘ne°u°$1y'_The Spector Lim' wfieiixrailers lfaltetll aaxhilgfffrbhe 0!

1') ' journey from the West. to the Far :O ,

We have gone through approx- East' in its operating results and a more °°

. l . H

lhcre ever be an attempt to "mlm llwm of l_)0_ Lrltllitely six years in which the The Cape was for centuries the optlmlsllc leellng ls revalem new ney and Suburban Oxon an ere

n known to s k it. but onl if thtéy

onion. It is more or less limited’ he

g the past two years a revision ‘;g5°l""°5~ tl’ members °I the eduwt'

vement; has been taking place Wfll” descrlbm Ml” may be dis'

g .

l lnTerior. Pseudo Oxonlan he escribes as a garbled Oxonlan in-

suburbia. He asslims to it the

Englishmen of the American

d Cambridge men have been

, the social implications of Ox-

middle class. 1 In Synthetic Oxonlan as t-his

vered a transition between Cock-

ven the untrained will note the

rficultles v.»iit.h mirirates. the utated vowels and the mouthing

lizinientary language in contempt! llere is Pre- u£l§e_;“,;x1lyS’§;‘§‘sin;l‘dlif1‘:l(':’ amafl W? i:etltlIfln¢;,(f,r;fn°f oil): ciffglleggg tgglily D

se ers 1

_ lark ll ll l Dutch names are to be found in

had exauiple in calling one with tvhnni lic dif- time.e 'rlielrg 1artin3rii!>r1ifsiuiit'fs;>ri;'fi§ the llsl °‘ men Dl”°mlll€“l¢ ln l-lle V

» ' . - ` 1 ‘ l ' l . _ . fcrs a liar. Mr. Hepburn declared Gordon llll»l06_B1\d ¢iH1ll.€rS involved in tht! l;:°;'h';°°;l"feMv{;r‘lf OI; gg” thflxl? Script Cer-tlflcates and securltiesot' Scott, a member of the Oucbec (joveriiiiient, had "°“`°'l"l°n' B““l“°“S mlm H05 bs' ‘ ` ‘ t.

.~. ome wo busy Wlm omer lhlngs to once its Premier. The great trek _

innk abou, ,l,,,,,_B ln or Dutch settlers dissatisfied with °l P’ef°""‘l °°°°l‘ “ll “°W have ll

~ Us ess Week. Engnsh melhods ol. government' market value which would net the

_ h

Except in um wmmlmld md which lasted frqm 1830 to 1840, rc 8 _

Eastern Ontario. "Scott was sent here for one Q 5 ls” “*‘ll°"5» “'l`l°l'° SN‘ll‘¢1'S HTG moved hmm the Pmvlnce many

, f

_ _ V V mmptl lalled 0 Sh li' th tl thouslmd gal-mem who travelled obtained after the New Year from

<lcfiiiite_Pl1l'Pose--to nialte that threat -- and emo _ Y F 0 0 HB On north rd to thu h th

ymg the greatest freedom W3 65”' S 9 orange

merely a coincidence, but most gardens and vineyards have become is expected to be over 10% greater

¢0Pie do not. think lo.-los world famous for the products

eles Times. Scientific methods of irrigation 3% higher. Large Christmas trees

have made barren lands blossom as

Ulf lgmmorc than twenty yen-| the roae_ Capeoawn, nestllng at. the

(, - ~ s ce e steady and uninterrupted foot of Table Mountain, is among evening to sing carols. Th re will

. productlon °‘ the most famou’ dlamonds flow_ol' migration from Great. the world"s beautiful cities, and

rltain to the Dominlons and stretching away to the north is a

Colonies ceased to be a regular country famous for its scenic beauty. feature of the Iznplres corporate and dotted with fine old homo- life. It is true that various special- stead; in the Dutch colonial style. ized efforts have been made in the After many native wars and old meantime-in South Africa, for ex- emnitles between England and ample, by the 1820 Memorial Botti- Dutch. the Province pow is a scene ers Association-with varyins of peace and plenty. And while past. “Breen of success. to establish centuries have seen the making oi’ Briflfh emigrants in the Common- interesting history, the future holds :;°l:-l1ve°l;pn§Re;- _lltlllg uw what promise of im cventfiu but more

I un- _

interrupted flow of migratioifyl from pmgnw" me for tha people 'f Great Britain can be resumed and Ulm ; mmm-y gm, Q91-many “'l°l“l'l*l"°d 0" l-l\° 014 Pr!-Wir hu probably not reached this stage level. 11091108 il mm certain Ulm just yet, but at her present rate of that some of the outstanding qual- prog;-Q" gh, mmf, rxirgn with 19,5 ities of the British race will be lm arrival at no very distant date. for ever, both in Britain itself and ` Th; question 15, lnq¢¢q_ all-egdy be- ln U19 D°m1l1l0f18. 00100108 Utd in; asked what alternative means ‘l°P°hd°1wi¢°-Jvhnnlwsbura Times. in employment can be round in tau

.Scott said to me in the presence of Hon. llarry from labor disturbances is Great. Free State and Transvaal Re- C011"-Sel f°1' the P1'°l90l¢lVE C°m"llf- Nixon. that h_e had been sent by Taschcreau." Britain. There have bgen no lm- nubiles, 'wlhlnh became stronir

“i\lr. Taschereau is deliberately lying if he says p°rIt“m1 “'l`ll(k°lll lille” Slme the °;‘°“l§;t'll’lY ut: :Qld gf iltlglcfntuly l'° les above menmmed and of which

- _ , “gelera stri e" f 926, svei -e e r orces_ . he did not make that threat. llhy, .\lr. Roe- have been few ,Em 5p0rl:gfii,st'li1'i1f.fs F°ll°Wll'l8 the B01'-‘Y Wal' and I W” “med “S °h“l"“”'“'

buck, Mr. Heeiian and Mr. Walters were all Greg; Bmaln has been the one orggnlniion of me Umm of south

country climbing fastest and Africa. the cape Province has weeks or more has been Splendid

Provincial conference when he made the threat. S;’l'll°5l °"l °f me d€Dl`¢8610h muy ‘Pf°SP€l'€d Bfeatly- Its farms, fruit 01' -

Ang I

coed of at an attractive figure and wish particularly to say that the

Convertible Obligations, the Con- ertlble Debenture Certificates, the.

hat nature. and even some classes

olders around 30%. Further in- rmation aa to values, etc., may be

Mr. K. J. Martin, K.C., who is the

tee which was formed in the ln- icrestss of the convertible securit-

The weather for the past two

the pre Christmas trade which

than last year, although prices are

are erected at several points and

children and older folk gatller each

be i,ooo.ooo chrimms u-ees wifi in this city, lwhlch means 400 car- loads, some of which came from Nova Scotia.

I am, Sir. eta.,

JOHN I. WHEAI.

New York, Doe. 24.

order to avoid his real dialect." It is the speech of butlers and Lalwl' Mayors, placing its user. Mf- Wellard thinks, in “the UDD91' lower classes"’ a group between manual laborers and small shop- kecpers. Next in order come Coctk- ney and dialects wh'ch tell their own simple siordes of locality and clam.

How A Rajah Proposed

(Fredericton Gleaner)

In 1841 the ext.ra.ordinary story of

tha Brookes as Rajahs of Sarawak began; then James Brooke, to whom Rajan Muda I-lastm D1‘0mlB' ed the throne for his help in luv- presslng a rebellion in 1840, came bo his strange inheritance. Twenty-eight. years latcr James Brooke died. He was succeeded by his nephew Charles Johnson Brooke. On takllls his throne Charles Johnson Brooke was un- married. He was advised to take a wife and went to England to find partner.

There he met Harry Do Windt

and his slat/er, Margaret, whose grandfather and father were

1% l ‘Li ,,..'. od2l@o1/nm.

TIMELESS

Who wanders here a tiioiisariil

years from now

i Beneath as fragrant and as vrlutc a l bough As this which overhangs my path i today- 'I'hough different be his habit and

his way

Ot speech and mind-will ieel tha

stinging scourge

Of Aprll‘s potency, the stabbing

urge

To unattaltiable and half-sensed 1 goals; And lofty thoughts will torture puny 3 souls, And- men will dream as vainly then

as now

Beneath an aching s-prlng’s too

lovely bough.

-Anne Abbot Dover in “Spirit”

KISS WAS EXPENSWE

KIEL, Gemiany - (CP) - it

costs money to kiss a married wo- man in Germany. A Kiel miin was fined $3,200 because he kissed an- other ma.n's wife, the husband bringing action.

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EVENING. in mms

THREE SECRE'l‘S SPRINGTIME IN PARIS CUTEX MINTY‘S

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nay many other fnmoul Toilet Goods.

We also carry brush. <‘0l'"l’

and minor nets in vhf"f"l‘““ nnhh for ladies.

l ivruiuiry sm in imii. -boi-r

and chromium. Cigars and cigarettes. Pllwl *ml l°l’“°°°'

0m- pipe line is the lllllllf

I ln the cllyi WWI Pflll" lm"

Ing from 50a to 53-00-

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Engllshlnen. but_who werciborn in,

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is expected to be done there this year, compar- ed with 6,000,000 pounds in 1935. United States imports of cut diamonds, which last year totalled $i5.538,o0o, had already reached $12,- 6z_4,0l2 at the end of the first eight months ol

l, this year. _

-- the place od o slackenlng demand

Inthepmsosgol Nlnliamontalforarniamsiita. Mllitarypuwmin

saturation point must inevitably be effect, is subtest. ta the law of dim.

--._'~~ ' fs-rm... .rm me .. . - . in-ai..

reached where the available man- _lniahlnz returns; there looms I P°W°" °f me U&l»l°fl ll 111304! 11111! l Point at which its proportionate engiatgeg and where the further l increase no longer repays the mu ip cation of warlike equipment additional gffqg-¢,._.Lm¢|,m M0;-ning ‘ becomes rat-her A financial llldllty lPc|i, » . L

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