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In the Far East
(Continued from Page 6)
the liritish Labour Government
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liisi see-ins unavoidable.
_-\ll of this throws added pres;-iu
‘British Nay to Singapore" And he
   inlght havewnddcd that acute troub-
le in India is even more likely to
occur it war breaks out in thc
Pacific. Indeed, u comprehensive
political survey of the military
___i___-_-coininitiuonis and contingencies
is that encompass the S,000-mile line
i.r.»i-t-ntiiig isriinin from doing her of counuuuication from England.,
init io maintain eace in the Fur|lliF0Ui§ll U16 1\l0<-lll@l‘l”iUl€8~l1 and
across tho indian Ocean, to` Sing-
rc ziporg seems to force one to the
_ on the American position in the conclusion that, in time of trouble,
L‘()l0r the Illustratjgns Philippines; for n. dam is no strong- the l5ritish should not be expected
. or than its -weakest part, and
if,to maintain more than ten capital
in “A (jhrlstmas the lutiwr goes then the whole ShlPS i1Udth£'ll` 3UXlliHl`i9S HI Sing'
\, as
Caro
dapted For, Boys and Girls From
Dickens, Now Being Read
s»-quintly, thcrt, uoiilil seem to
no rooni for doubt but what it
dirtctly to American interests th
t i iiiitieh deicloi their base
li: ' ' ' I `
The Fam°‘-'5 st°rY BY charm” Singapore, so that they ciin mal
ruin a considerable measure
1 structure- may he swept away- Con- llltiirifi Ula! 1119?' might HOC be abil*
~ - - ~ ~- be to maintain six; and that it sormis
ig likely that they would not there
iii maintain a fleet of more than
in .~:t-vt.-n or cigth capital ships and
n- their auxiliaries. .
of Such a conclusion brings ns, ini
n"i"' in The GU”"dl3" capital naval power in that region. lllfu, to otlic-rs that may Seem SUP-
Anii ht-re it inny he well to aihl l1l`lSiHi1-
FM” unit, .mer visiting nie singapore if we eliminate the American
Thi- lliinrilkin riff.-rg n firgi, ,e-i-¢.flizi.<v- site, the present writer di
‘ond :uni uri.-.i iii-in io un, school <'i1=-<1'-1 ibut iuoii-ct with suvh hi
liriy iii' girl, i`oiii'i~<-ii or unilifr, who lllillili-'ill and mill'-1\l'Y H'-llllormf-‘S
\\'1ll coin il~-in 'ihi- illu;~'tr:itii>n.-3 ni- -I-'\'i\ Hb' \\'ffl'¢-‘ ll10l'0UEllli’ '~‘Ull_\'0
5. ilt-ct :intl consider only a British
giilili-ot, of say, eight capital ships,
iuilizzsed on Singapore, at thc- end of`
pin soiiiewhnt precarious 8,000-mile
I . .
1 I- . i lsint with the- Fat' Eastern siiud-fllilif Ui |>l1l1i>01`l fI`0In England. Md
pr-iirini, i.i iii- zilio\'- iiriiclc in,~`_5 - ~ ~_
colors sp:-r'ii`ii~<i on ihi- illii:=.tri1ti0n.s‘l1i’l13 “W1 he f0\\“d_'~h‘fm_l“-'m`UlY
z.nrl inuil iii ihl- fiunrillziii Office by fL\\'0ll\' Cf U11! lJTUJ€‘Ci'-Jnlltilfll.
Iii-i~i-iiilivrfii lE\‘.'i
llbuich autliorilies seemed to
'rho \'ir,~,i pi-iy, ,ts-'_',_rili; lin, ,ii-<;on_jli'ci;.'ixig on it for the defence
.'~‘Ii.IIli :=iiil ihi- iiiiijfl $l.iili_ \\'ill
1:i\'.-ii thi- .hi'--1- iii -i i-1iiiii'iii‘ii\\'ini.:s
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Iast lndics.
_-out in by -i-lionl iiiiltliw-ii, i'fuii'ii.-viii, Hill- 0\'L‘i1_ though Britain l
:intl uiirl»-1', on i’i'iiici.- l;`tl\\'ar<l ls- c\'i.~i’y lll'Sll'd<l l)r\l\0-il-illllliy
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"<'iirI~liii:i-' f`;ii'fil IJi'.i‘.\'iliL’," t.-are
iii <iu.ir|li:iii iiiiitif nnvl ilii- prizi-S
will iii- :i\\';ii‘iii-il :if ,-oiiii ziiiur :is
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1lri¢n to iiirii it liiilrf p:i>‘tii1i.,- into
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N.D.MAcLi-:AN
C1’ BA i.N3’Q`
INSIl)I()US
EYE STRAIN
We use this adjective advis-
edly.
Sufferers from Eyestraln
may have perfect vision and
therofore do not suspect the
presence of any eye defect.
‘ Th; motive power of the
entire human organism is
- Nerve Energy.
Normal eyes, It is computed
util.ze about 20% of this
Nerve Energy, but when Eye-
strain is present, a much larg-
er proportion ls required.
Hence defective eyes, through
their consumption of an ex-
cessive amount of Nerve' En.
l Crilyi may seriously affect the
i functioning of other organs of
the body, and produce ill
- health.
HAVE YOUR EYES
EXAMINED
|'l4'i\sc iiiiil 1-iivlliiocll my l‘li|||r\'|| t'N|lf‘n
§'Q“$O OO O4 OO¥O9909-O-#Q-07.*.”
thui \-irtuully the entire llrii
.e Smut rvcentl l
Take Salts For A
which i-xciie and ovcrwork
Vllll llllly <!(' ii (ll 'III .',, y
.ii
Siiii.-;:iport~, that would not mean
fi--i-t t.-oniii iii- .mit to the i-‘nr 1-:ir-fi. l-"i"-‘l‘l -‘="f° 10 Consider Iiouskons a
,  Backachelentirc situation-would be that e
y uhipnnose might secure an advanc
___ ‘operating haue either in the south-
Too much rlcli food forms acidslf‘l”H 1’llillli>Dill€S UF ill Ff9llCl1 iD<l0-
lu [opposite to such :i British fleet the
;i,..lJuptinc.=e fle<~t of ten capital ships,
iinllizisetl directly on their extensive
agllioino ynrils, less than 3,000 nillc5,‘
--dst of tho- .-iouilicrn >J.»tnoi-lands lo the 1101111-L'-wt Oi Singapore. it
lliccoincs evident that, say off Hong-
iiid kong, about half way between
M Singapore and Japan proper, the
liritiiiii fleet would he under a very
,,.-i,is<-rious handicap. Nor would it
,,,.,,:i|i ziilvuiicc British hose in such
For, :is (‘.nci'nl ` 5 ' y ‘_ -
,,,,, ii, -ii-;,,,~¢,|,,~.,,n i,-.,ui,1._._,- “-|11|dn operation. For its defences, lim.
lirolizilily syucliroiiisc with any liwd by U10 N3\'Hl TFL’Hi-Y. C0\llll U0!
.fni,,,-Q 1.-“Sion in the pacific ,,,,.1.l1c expected to do more than. hold
miikr- it out of the question to inovc lllff il Ci‘l\lS01“fHi<l§ il COLIN] U0 lakién
iii., wii.,1.- or ini iiirgr- ,nrt or un- lfiuilo vuslly by land Operations. as i .i
_ ivan Tsingtao; and thus it might
iiccumo an advanced Japanese poni-
iiou. ilut what would be more ser-
iuu--if America were out of th
th
e
,he.t‘liina, which would cnable their
kidneys in their error-is to inter iilI'lL'L't_ lufioiiiiiiute any fleet it would
from un- .-voter... Finn. the itiii--'uri Iwwudbls tgexrcst that Bri-
iivys occzisionzilly to relieve theft;ll‘*';]nC(I;gmL|l(;1:lltn'i;1(;|3vl§tfilteixiggfglsg
like you relieve the bowels, rexnov- _
ini! iiciils. waste and Poison. else  Sulfgfsted W°“m he 9"'-h`€'lY
1, I I H ,wr in m,,|c anger f an adequate American
,h fleet were basod on Manila Bd
_ ni - -- .iz ' '_ ' e `y
l{ri(l»ll;' yiirrt-xi»i‘c(l;l’h‘l\allr:aDchId rllgizdrilncss ‘mum be beside the present mark'
tin-A ~.~ioin1‘r-h sonlrg tongue is omni This is that it would he too much
1-ii, :intl when the weather is 'lliatlimum maintain at Singapore woul
~ W" 1'9"" "h"l""‘“'iC lwl"g"‘“', ‘C-lin more, in effect, than merely
ihi- tzliniiiil-lf; oiicn get lrrlt:ii.otl,
ing nciils, nnil flush off the hot
uriniiiis \\'ii:-'tt-, licgln drinking
.ind Suits from any pharmacy, t
in-i`or<-, iireukfniit for ri (cw il
:ho acid of graphs and lcmon ju
ruuiliincrl with llthia, and has li
uni-il for .inrsi to hcli clean
liliiildcr irritation, Jail Sails is
1-.\‘|n-iisivc und iiitikos n iloiigh
“rs
.sicinu -ixnniinu your kidneys
ion.-:i twice ti ycar.
tier. Also gt.-t about four ounces oi if me 1;,-lush devoiop their S|nga_
- ' ' o
i-i`i`|-r\'i.-.sceiit litliiii-wuici' drink UW Pro-l@C¢'_“ndeV the genera
ivhich millions of men and wonrcn “HUF-7""°“ that li- Wm be U m"~‘“°1C
inlcc now and then to holp prevent to Japan Pr°Pe"~ BW- In makin
sf-rloiia kldncy and bladder ilisord- "“'c:‘ ‘In l““"3a"°"l ml? lJ3lP“"!°”t
soon o rave over oo er o ac
liy nil mcnns, ilrlnk lots of good mm the smgapnre project cfm” for adequate support to] me Ivtellslrhf
“.m,I_ “wry (my. Have your phy_ the spending or $10,000,000 durlni,
ilu- course of tho nine years neces-
110 sary to complete it, whereas the
‘ J_upanese, though they have six un
to expect that nny fleet that Britain
d
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iiriiw is cloudy, full of scdimc-nt,}roglmmlly deiensivc rm_cU__thougl
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" itr vaiunhi- as such" hut it would
§'i:f”‘3 "l’::;'in'L’ 3:31 ;:;;`hlt“'0 or mmcliitit he strnni; enough to adventure
”‘*-" ' ‘i ' - on 'iny rcinotc offi-nsivc operations.
'|"‘ l\"ll’ ""\l""‘|lZU ‘l‘U5"- lrmuf' (‘onsoi|ui:nily, it would sccm tht-it
li’-"|tlioru is not the slightest warrant
“Tl for suggestions to the ulfcot that,
ilk" porc base, it will be n monaco t
ii taililcspoonful in ii glass of water Japan proper, nnnriy 3,000 miigg
nys away. Such n fleet as the British
:intl your kidneys muy then nct fine could bang, on Singapore would bc
:intl lilziddur rlisnrtlers ilifiappciir. increly un important obstacle--with
This fuinoiis salts is made from others-to the Japanese pursuing
loo, their Maritime Plan towaijl
don /\u.~\tr;ilaslo..
,md This purely defensive function
y i ' ~
>.iiinuinii- siiiggish kidneys and stop Ol ihv Sluizupore DFOJHCI Hlliihl ex-
in. plain the outcry that has come
,ful fiom thc Japanese Press agulnsl.
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  Introducing a great
Sale of Coats
for Women
QATS OF STY:LE AND_ DISTINCTION, well made, handsomely de-
signed, and skillfullytailored, Coats such as you would be proud to
wear, -going on sale this week in a delightful series of assortments.
Four great groups
$1o.oo, $15.00, $18.00. $25.00
ALL COATS OF HIGHER PRICES which cannot be conveniently
grouped in .the classes mentioned above offered at a reduction of
25 PER CENT. _ For example.
$40.00 Coats for $30.00. $45.00 Coats for $33.75.
- $50.00 Coats for $37.50.
‘ p' c' Come in early-get your choice first. P---' c'
‘s
_-_-
lnjured dockyards quite capable of
taking care of the whole Of their
fleet, are said to be spending £10,_
000,000 within the presont twelve
months to rehabilitate and greatly
improve two of their bases thot.
were injured by the enthqu-ako of
a year ago. Is not Japan just the
some 3.000 miles from Singapore
that Singapore is from Japan? And
are not extra bases, to be finished
within the ye-ar by tho calamity-
strickcn Japanese at a cost of .£10,-
000,000, more of an implication of
incnuce to Singapore and to tho
Philippines than a single base at
Singapore to hc finished ton ycnrs
hence.
(fonsideration of the cntirc naval
situuiion suggests, howc-ver, a deep-
cr reason for tho past outcry in
the Japanese Press against the
Singapore project- it will be rccnll-
od that during the twonty~four
|iuouths following the close of the
Washington Conference, thi' Jap-
linncso have authorised and started
,the building of 170,000 tons of post-
Confcrence cruise.-ra and of over B0,-
l000 tons of post»Confercnce sub-
marines, whereas, in that period,
neither America nor Britain author-
ised nny expansion ot the “unllmit.
ed" classes of their fleets. Yet
some seemingly plausible pretext
had to bo given to the Japanese
public in order that it would give
fleet expansion tho apancso au
oritios were pushing in order to
,make American und British opposi-
_ tion to the Maritime Plan probably
‘so costly tio us ns not to bc main-
tained. The obvious thing to do was
to keep the .iapnncso people in tx
turinoll of fear. So tho only out-
standing nuval project-the Singa-
pore b-.iso-vi'us rcprcsentvd to the
gullible Japanese ns a direct threat
aimed itt Japan.
All of this has been so well un-
derstood in infornied clrclos that
it was predicted that if the develop-
ment of Singapore worostoppcd, ns
it hus been by tho British Labour
(iovcrnmcnt, ‘then the Jnpnnoso
authorities, being ilcfprivcil of tho
pretcxt under which iliuy worn ox-
paniling their flcot, would proinptiy
riiisc anothcr lsoiic. For .lapnii-list:
i>0liCY lieiiiniiris eitliur thi; scinhlun-
ce of a mcnncc or tt grievance-to
ncrvc as ai popular intornui irritant
nnd stimulant to preparation for
external offort- So it was not sur-
prising to some thut, within- three
weeks attcr the British decision not
to develop Singapore, thu Jnpzineso
Aiubnssador to tho United States,
ut tho instance of his Foreign Oli-
ico, precipitated ii serious situation
by saying that “grave consequen-
ces" would result if Japanese were
excluded ns iininigran-ts. A grievan-
cc was promptly furnished to the
Jnpnnese people ns n substitute for
tin. alleged menace oi Singapore.
And it muy he added thai, unless
sumozl in the near future, it is ex-
pected that Australia and New
tho development of Singapore is rc-
Zcziland will hear from the Japan-
csc on the subject of imiulgratlou-.
wi- - I- -- -.______/---'
out of on, Yard yard last night."-From Every-
___ body'g Magazine.
Rastus was sporting 'proudly n .___-Qoo----
ncw shirt when a friend asked: _ The end and "W "Ward °f mu
"l3oy- how many yards does it take ‘iii Tesl-
for a shirt like that?"
Rands replied: "soy, mon, An History is u roswut and n0t H
got three shirts like this outa one Dhlloeophll- A
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To the Fox Breeders of
Prince Edward Island :--
The keen demand for Biiver Foxes is for registered stock. Dlil-
erlmlnsting buyers are insisting on psdlgrel-1. and YW WWW 5° ‘*'°" “'
‘lined to meet their demands by registering.
If your strains are of pure Pines Edward Island origin they srs sli-
glbis for registration in the 8liver Black Fox Brssdsrs' Association 0|
Prince Edwlrd Iisllnd. A CERTIFICATE OF BREEDING FROM IT I3
RECOGNIZED THE WORLD OVER AB THE INDICATION OF DESIR-
ABLE BLOOD. '
Intelligent and enterprising ranchers throughout the Province Irs
registering their whois lunches 'with us. All foxes tattooed.
For further information wits V
The silver Black Fox Breeders’ Association
of Prince Edward Island
Hand Offies, Charlottetown, Prinss Edward Island
(Tn lie Continued) 
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