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"The Cr<1'.1_1i in this coiuiiry
tlfiroiigh <11-riiiirii-s has been de-
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ut ioiiziv while that is true, it
etaiirls for far more than it ever
Iarl rl.'_i1i= i11 its hisiorv.
“'l`li1- 11iip11r;_1i1iee of tis iiilcgrity
B bc_v11i11l all qiicstion far greater
than it 1111:; ever been hr-mg ni: jf,
ls not only the last. link of Fiinpire
_ that is left. hui. a ;;11ai'antee in this
_.' 1 _1 country so li.-rig as it exists in that
 integrity n'_':iiii:;t. many evils that
have affected and afflicted other
4, oountries.
 “Tlir~ro is no 111.111 ni' woiiiiin in
 this country to iviiatcver pai'1._v
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-_ subscribe to 1lial. but while this
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spect that has gi~o~.v1i up iii the
lnst tlircc gcncratioiis for the
_ monarcliy. it miizbt not take so
4 Iorirg in the face of thc kind of cri-
4_ licif-'m io wlilrrh it was being ex-
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.inct and then approaching near 4_
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iiie ivitliout the position ofQiieen
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I. 1-. 1; ‘r,' 1  () I B King slioiild marry and that par- ’4f_';‘;",‘{_? 211 ¢,,,,D.¢.¢/'f,..1»utis I7-` 21*
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1 .aw H15 Majesty 1111 iveanes- obtainable B1
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1 ,.1 S  ; 1' ' N ' 2 He asked me if that 1 ,.
w X- 4 ;>jg1f1osi(tb1i had been pi4i4tdto nie f144I\<4l   
I _yid 'yes and he as e me iv a ’ C|{A|¢L0'["1'E'[’ 1
’ 'Xl tlioii'1lit°_of it.
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how that was t e ash I told him that I had given it _*___
`°*" 1121-; on that aspect and I l‘XPl`<‘S5° no considered opinion but if_ he
,_. I- .,_,,4 mu. 1, 11111 my anxiety and then my desirc_ asked me my first reaction it was
,_ , me that at the date when he did
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_ ,_ ,_  e 1111-1- toriiv ‘ m"'° CmF°4 to "ID On' 4 “ Impopu it' I Id th 44 if 14,, dcbired I months to come, but he realized
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a 1-rirat i'eigi1_ a new 11:0. H0 wh
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I told hiiii I had rcine nniiir- his
- and wanted to talk it over -
li liiin as ai friend. Perhaps I sal
s,__vi1it: what I should not say 1
1-- I did not iisk His !\1I~11_iest.v iiii
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h all the Prime Ministers ofthe dangerous nn °“"_ mm u
iniiiioiis, a.11d asked if that was
tliroughoiit the Einliirc. to that
4444444 very moral force of the Crown
d I would do it.
'On Dec. 2 he asked me to see
ii _'uid again I had intended ask-
_Hc 444444 me 444444 it was and I which we are all determined 170
sustain.
1 ' liilit say this-but I iii-1 for nn audience later that week N0 CONFLICT '
111.i;ilL_v 1o1.\'.ii'<i:. the end. lic said ing
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\':i_vi1 i,i1,1c;ii1,~e I 11.1 not think bocfiiise some _inquiries I had
v.‘11iild niiiid and I think it il~ :lie
:nies thi- basis on \\'iiil‘h 0111' bee
iiglit proper' to niakc had not
"He told me his intention and
1 he has never wavcred from it. I.
ii completed 1
' _ wait the House to uiidcrstzind that.
1(34“_§wm‘;5 gadt gonfumr .moliih He felt it was his duty to take into
“_ "G la nc wr "T P anxious consideration all represen-
ninioris roi' here \\'oiild there be 1
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i'v li 1'-11'* \‘~"‘ 1111"f‘ 111111 lf"""‘~f\“1 any p:'1>.~pect of such legislation be- “moms Hat m q .U l` mlgl gue
lniii and not until lie had fully
acc 1t11d. -
"1 considered them did he make pub-_
lic his decision.
BALI) WIN REIIIAINS FIRE!
“There has been no sign of cori-
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His Majesty asked me iflcouid m4§.444f,n4h;,;  t§;‘_;‘lf.4‘_cd;Dc€,,
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THE SECOND INTERVIEW ciiragetl. wi
"We had many talks discussing  ._ ,-.1 44 , , _
"'I`l1c next time I saw him was itlic :is-'pects of this limited problem: 55?” JL go mt' it mm bg lend
ov. 16. 'the House must rerilisc-:ind it is ‘mad
"That was at.B11cklngham Pnl- difiicult. to realise-that His Maj-
ce. By that date the decree nisi esty is not a boy. 1
ns pronounced in ilie divorce "Helof1ks:_o young :hat we nil
asc and I felt it my duly on that thoiiplii, of him as our Prince, but --Ti - H_ .- 1 ,
asion-His Majesty had sciit for he is_a itie.i1:1'e inan with a wide nt N msc “M mm" tomorrow
__ 4 4_ 44 me-I felt it my duty to begin the' rind great experience of life and V...
1.' _:'11 11) ser* Um an _ 1 .1, .,4. _ - ' 4 4
conicrsation rind I spoke to him ...e ucild. and me rvmummg _,H4435 of the
z. quarter of nn hour on the bm
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"It is the iriitli expressed in
those lilies which may come tothe dent that the Duke will deserve A
minds of the rriany of you: rind receive the support of the n
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H1I'<£o¥nl!ixojl`iirri1Tstel1fni§s(iml; t is HNOW' sir' I vyould say 3 word or I
_ ‘U JCC 1011 two on the Kings position. The
1911111- King cannot speak for himself. The c
H9 mill' 1101' 95 unvallled P‘~`i”5°U5 King has told us that he cannot
(101 _ carry and docs not see his way to
Cfl1‘\"‘ f01‘ 11l"15f1f mf On his curry those almost intolerable bur-
C11<"1C0 <1CDPll<1S deiis of kintyship witlioiit si woman
Th” 5171011’ mid U10 hmllh Of U10 at his side. and we know that this
W11010 S1f\1l‘»" crisis, if I :nav use the word, has
"Alid Ulm H15 MHJCSW Sllld V0 risen now rather than later from
nie, and I had his permission to that W-yy f1~;mimQ_1~5 of His M3195-
1-011 .V011 H1151 1111119 he Wanted 1° ty`s rliarnctcr \\'hich is one of his'
tcll ine something that he had many nm»,mti0ns_
long wniiled to tell. He said, "I -qt would lmve boon perfectly
51111 1101111! 10 m¥\1'l'Y 11/iff- 31111175011 possible for His Majesty not to tell
and am prepared to go_'
f-1=1111v<111S News T110 Late 'ro cnsify
I-I saith '3ir_ mmf. ig most, grlgv-111+#-‘f.,,_.,.,,,_._. _
ous news and it is impossible for, |.~,\M||,y op FQUR DEMRESE
me £0 "Hike “DY 0011117101115 0" it board iii private home during|
today/ 1 January. February, March.
__ Phone 673 morning only.
He ItI<(:"dt(tIl"ilc lfl1rfmi‘foi‘]l;n§iiilrll%.li‘11e ._ , . _ _   4
uiike or Gloucester' the iiext rlny _ 'A I “*_‘ M`_
and the Duke of Kent. who was _ _4`  l‘ h .4
then out of London, either o44n Wes-  Aiggy ‘Lge Roglxggrd sc; ng
mstxnbf t(1i‘atTilr:'E:le`l§¢[l22>,’fr*i‘i{1Tis Iukno; L°1220'l2'n_2"
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he was considering that point. ' _
"He sent for me again on Wed- 41 |m\vl\|¢D T0 ANYONE KNOW-
nesdny, the 25th of November.
4 COMPROMISE SUGGESTED
“Menntiine, the siiggestlon had
been made to me that a 905511710
'ell I then pointed out the afi-iiiclitwas i1npi'.'ictieableforthiisc
gui' of 11111 diiorce pi'oceedli1i1~.t i~.1.i.soi1_< and I do want the Hoiisv
t if ii \'erclir‘. was given in that to realise this,
which left the matter in sus- "His Z\I;1_i‘e,=ty said he was not
 for roziie time that period of si1i'pi'i.<ed at that aiisiver. He tool;
11'-rise 11ii1.1=L be driiigeroiis be- my :i:iswci'\vl1liout question and he
se 1li'1i everyoiie would be talk- never i'1=i`11i'i'ctl to it again.
aiifl wlicii oiiee the press bc- “I want _voii to put. yourselves in
 ns; it iiiiirt 1;;»'1i1i ,<<1:i1e1i1ne in His I\!a_i1s‘,_'."1= p`:ice anti reali.<'e
is ¢'c‘.11;1.'_\', :i 11111,-'1. difficult situ- ivlizit his feelings are. and to know
L1-n iv-'iiild arise for nie and for how glad he \vS»i1!d have been had
.i1i. and 1`1z:1:'11 iiiight, well be tile this been possible. '
ti;1.:',L'rr ivlifeh both he and I have "There was no formal decisionof
en tliroiigh :ill this, and one of any kind until I come to the his-
i1_r11;ist111s why lic wanted to take tory of vcsiei'ci:iy but when we fili-
tliis nrfioii qiiic-lily wfis that there :fsliecl that conversation I pointed 1
iiiild noi be sides taken nudfac- lout that possible rilteriiatives had
‘tf1:;s grow up in this country 1 been niillcd and it had really'
11,1'-rc no factioii ever ought to lbroiiglit hiin into a position when
:_ lhe would be placed in ti grievous
'I1. was on that aspect of the iritiiation bet\v.‘en tivo cozzflietingz 1 im,
irstion that we talked for rin lio1i_i' 4 eaiiscs in his own heart, either
rl I went away glad that the ice complete nbriiidonmeiit of thepro-
d been broken. ject on wlileh his heart was sci 1
'My conscience at that moment and reiiiainiiig as the King, ot' do-
'zis clear' and for some little time ling as lie iiitiinaied to me he w:i<
had no furtlier infetiiigs. pr'11p11red to do in the talk which I
‘I brgied His .\i’:1_ie,\ty to consirl- 1 lizive reported and of going and
all that I sriicl. I said that I later contracting that marriage if
eased him for no kind of an an- pos=ible.
er but. would heconsider every- "ln the last. days from that date Us
ing that I liiid said. until now that has been the struc-
ucstion of ma1'i'i.'ige. WOULD G0 WITII DIGNITY be
“Agrilii you must remember my I
biiict hr.dn't been in this at ali. “llc al1_v:i_vs had before hi1i'i three nm.,-0 - J- . _
reported to about-_ f'11iii~ of my niotives ivliieh he repeated in the me m‘<:m%C.l;;qtli(;:ctg,4?x;T4,.23_?4(§"4iXc
lor colleagues the convci'.1-zitloii course of coii\'e1'sation at all hours fo ` 'J ` `
Belvedere. and again and again: that if he 1' . 1 _
“I saw him Monday. the l6ih. went he would go with dignity, th Now I hme ony mo other
rl I began by giving him my that he would not allow a situa- gi
iv on a possible 1niii'i'1:if:c. tion to arise in which he could not Sh
I 10111 him I did not iiiiiik that do that; and that he wanted to go ng
paz'1.ic_-111:11' niorririfze was one that with as little disturbance to his vc
iild rc.~t1'.'e the approbation of Ministers rind his people as pos- _QD
e coiiniry. sible. in
'That marriage would have in- "He wislied to go in such cir- pn
volved ii lady bccoinirtg Queen and ciiiiiz-:1.ii1ees that the succession of “-5
did tell lflis Majesty once that I iii". b1'o1li1‘i° would be made with as M
ight be a 1-111iiiiiinL'of the' 0111 1 little <!i1l'1eiil1-_v as possible and I C,
Vittoriniis but my worst enemy 1 1ii:i_v s.1_v that an_v idea to him of
ultl not s.iy this of me-that I what might. be called it Kings par- Sn
ti not know wliat the reaction of ty was abhorrent. C4.,
e English people would be .to any "He stayed down at Belvedere of
rtlcultir course of action. because he said he was not com- U
"I told him that so far as they lug to London while these things
ent I was certain thattliat would v1111i~e in dispute because of the
lnipracticablc. cheering crowds. I honor and re-
"I cannot go furtiicr into the de- speet him for the inannerin which
iils but that was the siibstance he behaved at that time. a
d I pointed out to him that the W
ositioii of the Kings wife was TOUCIIING1 MESSAGE S
itferent from the position of the N
wife of any citizen of the cuiintry. "I have sninething which I think U
It was part of the price ihc King will touch the House. I have here a
has to pay. a peiicilled note sent to me by His ti
"His wife becomes the Queen. Majesty this morning. and I have' d
The Queen becomes the Queen of his authoi'lt_v for reading it. It is N
tile country and t_hcrcfoi'e in the jiistsiniply in perici1'1mid it says: 51
choice of the Qiiccn the voice of “The Duke of York and theKing A
the people must be liczird. litive always been on the best terms C
l give iiiiii the rep._v that I was
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li
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111
111
1 21
ii
1 .1
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gie in v.'hicli His l\Ia_icsty had been O
:is brothers and the King is eonfi- f
whole Empire " '
FOR SALE 1 LARGF KITCIIENV
ing wlierenbouts of a small black
niid while Spitz dog. license No.
265. An wers to name of "Pilfll!0"
lost; nvar IJ'.1nst51ffi1n'_,fr-_ Phone
B113 or write H. 0. 250 Euston St.
I,-1221-12-il-Bl.
1 l`11i1.~'tla_v night, b_v that intiniaie I
1
I
1
1
_ the
} not
to
"'“`V U" ‘1""‘ti““' 4 _ directed. as have the cfl'oi'1,s of
ilios 1 -
iryiiig to help liiin make the choice
e niost closely around liini. in
'liich he has not rnricle, and we
ave failed, rind the Kilig has
infide his decision io take this mo-
iiiriit to send his grricioiis riiesfinge
1.1:-1ii1~'o of his confident hope that 4
that he will preserve ilie 11ni1.1.' _
.1`
_ 1
l1‘1-
liis country and the whole Enr-
and avoid those factions dif-
; t'11!'111:ccs that inigilit so ensil 1 have
11
1'l.~1-ii. Tlicse last days have been
-"i_\'S of great strain
will be few and simple We will
all hear with profound concern the
message from the King. The King K
has decided he can no iongereon-
tinue on the 'I‘hrone. The whole
country will receive the news with
the deepest sorrow and 'his sub- 1
jects in these islands and through-
out tlre British Dominions beyond
the seas will feel a sense ot per-
sonal loss."
I ani certain that throughout
these anxious days he has had the
sympathy of all in the tragic dll-
enuna in which he has been placed.
“This is due not only to the nn-
ture of the dilemma involving the
strongest human emotions but to
the personal affection he has In-
spired in his people.
"No British monarch has been
so well known to his subjects.
People not only in this country bul.
througliout the Comiiionwealth and
the Empire have seen in him not a
remote ruler-many of them have
been personally acqiiaiuted with 1
Em
6
Chancellor Commander of EmP1f°`
NIGHTS 'UF
PYTHIAS ELECT
EWf UFFICERS
the tlentral Guardian
L yal 'fragedy
B. |. 5. H0|
1 4 M¢nu1|y Meet",
1
THE CALEDONIA Presbyterian
Church. Divine worship will b;
f liaid on Sabbath next at 11 a. m.
and 7 p. m., weather and read ecn-
ditlons permitfing. Rev. J. Kier
Fraser, D. D. will be in charge.
___ L-1218.
Commander.
Mr. B. F. Tinriey was eleetedj
him and he has visited lace
:/1
_were some way in which this con-
P
where many of them live.
_ "We all know' of his personal
courage and ready sympathy with
sutIeriiig. We on this bench
(Labor) know how he felt for the
nilners in their time of trial and
hoiv he' showed his deep human
interest iii the unemployed and
people of the clistresscrl areas.
"Now purely personal and human
c9ns_iderii1ions have conflicted with
the obligations and responsibility
of his lii_Lli calling. I nm sure 1,
that all of us tried to see'ii’ there
at
lo
K
flict could be resolved. '
“We hoped it would not come
to .'ibdir1atioii. but the King hai'-4
niude his clcrlsioii. He is resolver!
Let
elected for the incon1i\1€ _*ffm
were: Vice -Chancellor, Willl8m
Henry; Prelatc. H. R. Vesseyi
Master of work, Lloyd YW!
PE ' ‘ '
McLaren; Master of Finance. Alvin
Ford; Mnsterof Exchequer. C- L-
McKay; Muster at Arms, Gordori4
Toombs: Inner Guard. HHTFY M°'1
Kee; Outer Guard, J. A, Bradyf
Trustee, J. A. MacKenzie. 1
closed and the inembers. were ask-
cd
speaker. Prof. Croteau, who had
consented to deliver iin acldrcs. 0:;
adult education.
igc No. 19, Knights Of Pyihlas- 1
the regular convention in Gnar-
ttetown last night. Other officers
ee r of Record and Seal I J
After routine buslriesi the 110520
to remain to hear ii Sill’-‘1
“It was a eoiiifort to me and I `
I hope it will be to the House 'he
I
11 ii
was a,;;:-1i1i'cci, before I left- hini
irele 1l1aL1was iviili liini at the
11~'ort that eveni!i_rr iliat I had left
nothing undone that I could have
one to niove liiin froin the decis-
at \vl1i:'li he had ari'-ived.
“While there is not . ' 1
'1 <oii.amon_r: |
,us who will not 1'<‘.f1i'ct this from
a soul here today that wnrits
jiidjfc.
"We ai'e not the jiidqes: His
1*/faje'~'_1y has niinouriecti his decis-
ion.
"He has told us what he wants
to do and I think we must close
ur ranks..
“At a later stage this evening I
ll ask leave to _bring in the nec-
ilie first time. printccl. and
e a1_'e_ilable to the members.
SESSION TODAY
the iiisual tiine, ll o'c1ock..wl1en
shrill rake the second reading
. It is very iinportaiit it should
piisscd into law toniorrfiiv and
shall put on the ei'fli1i' pripei' to-
ur o'cl0ck rule.
ings to say. The House will for-
Vf* me f0l' S1\.\’iii.';' now what I
ould have said a feiv minutes
bviioni of his lieriri, iliere is 1
1
1
to abide b_v it. We can do no other'
than accept it. The wish ot' all his
prepie will be that he will have ri
lo
st
ng happy life.
“We can ‘all appreciate thc
rain tliese e\'.";:ts have placed on
the Prime M1111. ter. He is entitled
to
1.
dl
colleaviies I \v.'>ul1l like to expi'es`. 
our deepest. .syingiritliy to Quc:n`
M
iii
our s_vii1p'i1l1v. The couutr hn-
. . _ y '.
received ii sfvere shack. It will
kc time to recov11r from it.
"The position of anyone who in
.1111 days of pi'es,-iiig problems is
1'.lr.'l upon to siicceed to the
ii._iie is obviously one of great
ilf';11l1y. '
"It will be the endeavor of nil
of us io do \1,'I1at we may to light- 1
0., .
that b111_'.":i. On behalf of mv
ary and iii." other incnibers of
c Ro_v.'1l I~’ziniily."
Sir .f\1't-liibaltl Sinclair, 'leader of
11111 I_1!1e1'ziI p:ii'liii:neiitJry party
.irofe as Attlce fini.-zlicd, He said:
"The coi1n1i'_v and ilie Empire
liave bcrn piifsing ihroiigfli da s of
_<Li'11.~s and .~traiii. The cliiiinx tol
..l ili c iii. h _ ied 1
1
iii 1.1: ,~~ tive 1:1"_v rcavl.
.1_~.., :ii'.7'.i.<e in all of us deep feel-
igs of grief and fi'i1'f1'.iiion.
"We are bnuiid to our King not
01115' by ftirmiil solemniiirs, by
CII
cognition of the Cro'.vn as the one T)
reiiiaininfr link uniting all ilie peo-
ple of the I§1iipLi'e. bvi iilso 111,-'
ilis oi' allrgiiaiire and bv our re-
ihose clo.<r‘i'_ 'more liitiniaie links
to
Sli
4v.'lii:li 1111: l.f'a:lci‘ of ilie Umm,
ion has so auiply teisiiii-1:1,
"T119 l`11l>111i'e r>1'tlie ties wliicli
1
V
ilie Cliaii:el1o1' Co1nniniider,. Wil-
1:
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of the adult cduciition increment 
from its inception, bringing out
.1
other places down to a year 1’-B0
Prof. Cro_:ai1 was introduced by
ice Cliliiieelioi' R. F. Tinncy and
am Warren extended n cordial
elcome on belialt of the Lodge.
The speaker outlined the growth
ie need and the clcveiollmellli in
- ' ‘ THE CENTRAL Parish: Divine
plre  Ho,ldS  worship will be held on Sabbath
Regular C0nVentl0l] I next as follows, weather and road 5 if-:ki A fine l11‘0§ram was 9'
onditions permitting Canoe Cove
Henderson, student, will preach.
L-1217.
POLICE COURT-A motorist
charged with driving a car while
intoxicated wa; sentenced to ten
days in Jnii in Police Court yester-
day. A vagrant was sent to jail for
thirty days and a drunk five days.
A summary ejectment case was
a/.ijoumed until the 16th.
Personals
K
Mr. John Coiiings was l. posen-
ger on the Southern train lest eve-
inng, visiting friends in Bunbury.
Little Clara MacEntee_ of Auburnf
has entered the City Hospital for
treatment.
Mr. John N. McDonald, Bloom-
ing Point; was in the city yester-
t‘a_v.
Demand Brisk For
ilver Fox Pells
when it was first introduced into MONTREAL Dec m_(cP)_
P. E. I. It has inct ti real need CO
here and is being warmly support- off
ed throiigh :tudy clubs and co- Fu
operative effort. Wa
The course; of study cover a qu
arlciv of subjrcts adapted t01‘
‘_
agi-iciiltiiml and other crillings. '
5.
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U
531
The ciiltui'aI 'idvaiiiages afford-
, [os
i by the Public Library n‘;:1 the or
overninent supei'\'lsion of Credit
nions. all fini! llicir piece iii the 1
Instances of the number of Credit
be
icine of adult education. - 1‘“°"m“"
ntiniied interest in sliver fox furs
cred on sale _by the Canadian
r Auction Sales Company today.
s evident. by sharp demand for
offerings, ‘
More than 'I0 per cent of the 6.,-
6 fur pelis were d'isp'r‘l by eag-
biivers at iinclianged prices.
Balance oi' 6.200 silver foxes will
plriccti on tl'e auction block to-
Unions alrtadv f_1;‘g.1iiized and the -"H "f " " ` ` ' `
inlerc tori indiiirles as to thc
II
CI
SU
'1‘inne_v wa' pie:-e:tt:d to the learn-
1 .
coinin_:;- to the executive manifest
its ri'o'.yi;tg p'..1:11lai'Lty. .
.de .'i:rce.rl :iinl fits :ii with the
work oi' Won'ifn's Institutes and
ll 5
nuinbti of nienibcis.
ilie Kina' l1::ii:=cll` has ioi'c'ed be-
twceii l'.1i1i_~i1Ii` and his people is 1 ~
p1'ofc.i1i1<il_\' paiiifiil to us nil.
"It iniifi be the mist painful to n
those gentlemen who, durin the strength of his rcalrii wiiich goes
__ _ sf
biief inaiiths of his reign. have fa
beeii his iiiiiiistcrs and confidcn- law and wiislitiitiozi.
.
tial atl\'i,sc1':',
Alzsve :ill the Prime Minister, Secoiid is 111111: 1
"I have 1-hroiiglioiit pleaded for
riser. deserves our synipriiliy mm time. No one can say how grave
also our .riratitiide _f-.ir the giyfief-_ would have been the evilsof apro-
clear. moving statement time tract:-ci conti'o\1‘ci'sy. On the other
his cZoi'_e.<:t and inost iniininte ad-
_ - -  . - 11 it
was his melaiiciioty dzitv to make lia
to us' this aftcriioon, ` I those evils. Tinic was also impor-
o. I have teld the I-louse that 1 t
ed speaker' and 5111 wrtcd b ' al
_#M4
cveincut that. are coiritiiinliy
The :cope of adult P/.lucntion iS 1
W _ __ ,
her organiza tions.
An intelligent piibllc is the an- COUNT SO MUCH
wer by cleiiio:'i'aL‘_v to the menace .
f Ccniiii.:i'i_-'in and Fascism the
speaker said `
A vo’e of thanks moved by IL]
. Holinan. seconded by B. 
sacrifice for peace and the
i' bcyoiztl tiic boiinds rsquii'etl b_v
That is niy first observation. My
nd it was my duty to endure
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I.t1u\rii '1‘i\r|m~iitii11~ ll ii. in. 2.53 ||.
L1 1 tant from aiiothci' paint of view. "“"" "'“""" "‘""""""
ste;-dgiv mm-mn ~ 1 _ 4 1 "3 3mL°f“~1-1' _“ml 1`l‘5lJect- "It was essential that there - 1 r
et received the i”iti§1:$l   312;.” *hee pummx “`i5d°m should be no room for asserting' ably moderate ;;alei1nearNuva Scu-
ite announcement. officially ihey diséow.t(ff,4;4c‘,`f°`tyq lfms '“l_‘°“m in lifter 11110 CIPHE ill-it U10 King had lion coast: eliiudy and compara-
ssed ri minute rind in accordance m\_.dv"444‘4_` f’4g44_‘§"5 “""~""P'¢ 5° been hii1'ried in iii.; decision.
ih it I _wut 41 n44_4_4_§4444L_ to H444, 44444-444_444444_4444C~»4;14 1434 4341141111’ _ISSUES "I belirvi- il' this decision had probably some i'of,'.
:i_1e.'sty which lie has been good ln   iu4?°,lfHng" ,mY_Dh"s' bw" m1`5"" lil” `1--Ck it “OHM 1101
iough to allow me to rg(-,d_ H45 ,\4_'_’_44__4   n‘C‘n';’“f‘-4 dll” 1/9 have been de1‘lr11'_'<l 1li:.t it was an
(Mr. Baldwin then read the mes- et..,i;,,4°`“,u`,"1y`;'44;H".c “m__*t1°"9 TC' iinhurried decision so_far as the and tonight at 8.27.
ge sent 44to4tlie King from the ;444;rem4‘_yf444 4444;44it‘4l?4g;rt4io4414\444of444t1:C Kirin himself 4524215 <§>i:c4e4rned.
ne nn tie Kin~'s re ' - . f` ‘ ‘_ ._ ' " n iiiig war iere were
which had nm,nd44f` bce44p]4Y4:44g°§2 -3414242424121444r4esp;>1isibi4li1-y Of 1119 diseei'ii1‘d quaiiiics -if 111iirage and
1,, House of Lo,_dS4,_ 4444444-440 -4444444-414404413? Clown liiis not simplicity nntI_ ab:__1 all sincerity,
C444444444444444444 44444 441i444444¢4Ju14 llillitical rare mid pi'ecioiis_4 ivliicli might
CLOSING WORDS ._The 15414444” M44444444 _M414-1_4 -l4'3°f- have made his reign glorious iii
44444 440$4b444\4v 444- 1 l~‘4"l414<`4fi  the annals of our ruicieiit monar-
".\f4y4 l4astI words on that subject- marriage I think ii.nisLoiilvdr'iL;li(t Chyit; is 1_1 f t d L] 14
re 'ia rim convi e ' _ -- ' “ ' ie ricnic o ra e in
here I mum no one C2454;  4t4‘;4i1414£;44f4l044i14<;44t4o4 s4wy_ that I could these very virtues shoiilg ii); the
ucceeclcd. Those who know His ,,I44` my‘ _£41444 "4‘ lt- 4 private sphere have led to this
lnje-Sty be-st woiild know what J(-“m""‘ U19 (110\’f‘l'1l- nielancliolv and bitter ci 1
tu' iriiiii 1-1111111-1-tlmi Inst Orin.
Strong souiheastcrly winds, p oh-
tively mild with ocezislonal rain;
Hieli tide this morning nt 0.13
Sun sets this afternoon at
and rises tomorrow morriing at
New moon Sunday, Dee. 13.
p. ni. 4 ' _
Siiiiimerside tide eighteen mllllllflb
later than Cl'iai'lotiet0w.n.
*___,__ _.:.___4.-___
DEATHS
GAY-At the Prince Edward Is-
ltind Hospital on Wednesday. D00
4.13
7,211.
7.25
. _ . _ ' con us on. - 1 31_t
44444 444444444444 4_T444S H _ ment has no option but to rejf-ct 1- 9.1936. Mrs. Percy Gay. in ier s
0115 t d_ L _ But although our hopes today
1.11e11t11e that is beiiig iiiligiirf-`1‘-I1 bi? 2115- m1‘1pM]` ]_`I° "1"" more tie- 11..-_ witiiei-ed, sau I will r1ssert111:1:
ie u'hole world and let tus con-  ‘£4 8;`llf‘l0us_syiiipntl_iy and his .pCi`S0l\il|i1.V Will H01- no down
net; 0iir_§~¢-1\-(-3 with that dignity 444M)d;4_444‘4744444t4;i’4 31111511 l11‘0l>ic than unclierislied to future ages. but
iat His Majesty mm_q¢.1f me 4.6044 of £4444 °_ ‘°"4‘md_1°.\11| Sub- that ii. will be particularly reineni-
iown in this liour of his trial. duty it M14' £05511 44 Kuzlgliwhom bwfd in me homes Of 1115 D00l'9l'
iid, whatever be our rcrret at the U T ` 5 “C0” 1111 On subjects rind that they will ever
0444444444444 O4, 444444 4446444444444 44444 4444 i4r4\444444;:4oi:4<4444 444444444 4444 444444044444 ;\1sli4fi;>in 414l1e bottoms of their,
11 1 s wisies to do what ii. _ ' - -1 - ' _ ieai' s or is private penc. iii
_.ks and do "4 Wim sword mm Int; 4f414‘41ill44.i;4c4;i4;4e44oi' 41111114141: riiig and happiness and f<1i'1he liiiiiniignsg o(f
1- were be _-<1>o1<1-11 ioriiiy time the ‘ _ _ ` " _ “` .' ""1" 111°-°‘> “lie are dem' to iiini.
maker m. mm.(,4. of 4444144 word that 44gie.i1es1. lady, his wife who "I have been lookiiigiit this 111:11-
my 1.eg,.(.t in dnys tc comm 342494 4<;rn_;1, coiiinioiier but wliohas ter fmm _-ln ,mme din-cram from
“Let no word be spoken that 1 lc mmm °f mf’ BVIUSII that of most of the honoriihl
by showin _lear nd 1 ` 0
auses pain to any soul and let us Doop 0 . ‘I 5 " 3 just 111011112015-
not forget today the revered, be- °°“c°ml°l1 Of royal duty and op- “It was t
my duy ii r tl
lo4ved figure. Queen Mary. Think pommny in a ‘|°"‘°°"“i°¢01l"ll'y~" quarter of tt century  tolgtiing
wiat all this time has meant to .. _ b“-fide H15 Prrseiit M 1 ti
T414-r nildkmink of 4418,. when we have W|l\sTON (IIURCIIILI. 41rocli41l{n his style and  sdt Tis
Spin . ns spea. we must; dur- _ 1 lives- ure ns th Pi I W1
ing this dobam Winston Cliiii'cliill ivas t-he t - -0 I-me 0 Res
44 _ nex timid the suiiiit battl ts t
“We have after ali, as guardians `t° take the nom' N°u‘i"5 15 mm” Cllnilrvon Cast‘c. emcn 0
of democracy in this little island. (Trmm Wd. mom °l"'10US than “Ever .since the l
to sec that we do our work to i that. reci4°1mination or eont_roverS.v me and also in v;lnrnt2id:(r;sw}1t}l!1wll:i(i:g
miiintiiin the integrity of iiioiinr- 'M this “mc ‘vm "9" °“‘Y be U5* DCP-=0imi kliidiiess and 1 may even
¢hy_ that monarchy wmCh4 ns I 119544* but llflflllflll flllfl \V1‘<>l11-I. say frleiidslilp. I should linve been
4 smd at the bcg4n44444g of my444u_44C44 Whiit 1s4doiie is done. Wlint has nslinmed if in my dependent rind
is now the sole link of the whole mc" or IM" undone belongs 101115' official position 1 had not mst
Empire and gunmian of mn, f4_4,e_ f0l‘.V. Hilti as history as fm- as I am about for every means even i-he
dom. Let us look forward and re- c°,'_‘"`m°d1 1° Shall 50 1011- most foriorn to keep him on the
member our r1oiiuti'y and the trust Th°"°f°'°' I sm" “wk” 01111’ R Throne of his fixtiier to whk-h ht;
reposcd by our country in tiils, the “W °b5"""“"°"5- F"-it 15 Hill Ii had only just succeeded amid the
House of Commons, and let us ral- is °1“m‘ H9111 what we liiive been hopes und pi'Byf‘1'S Of R11"
ly behind im, new Kmg_ Mt “S told this afternoon that there was _K '
rally uei1111<i 111111 111111 111-ip 111111. ;‘4;44i‘4‘_‘4_44*":;4° “K4°“'1S111‘4'411‘44\;e1 14-We
"Whatever the country may have ' " "FY 1"' 5 "1 U15- ' ' fr”
siifiereii by what. we nrn passiiiiz t_`”r“ °r b"~`lW""“ the King *md PUT-   
through may soon be repnired and h",f""m-
we may mire .1 11111111 again 111 try- Th" -‘“Pf°""1°Y. °f Dflvli-‘ment minliv, nr-zceivnsi-:n 11
mg to make this country a better over the country and the duty of 1
Country for an the people in 1t_-- £14124 Sovereign to act in accordance 3.30 P. M.-Brownies. Social Hall
w 11 the advice of his ministers-_ _M0 ILM.-Girl Gnld~w. Sue'ill'1tllI '
dence on Friday. Dec. i1tli_ Scr-
vlce starting at 2 o‘elo_~k. funeral
leaving ut 2.30. Infernient Peo-
ple's Cern_etc4r;.
-iii
GUARD THE THRDAT
THE GATEWAY T0
` HEALTH WITH
'And Smok
1° 111:; ..,
the regular me
the Benevolent .
night a very e __
rlzckcr and eiiterlciiiiiiiegfo
_cling o
Following
 » r
-fiety last
A
1 Ulled by the B I S orchest
C 1 _ . - - ~ r, 1
B. F, '_|_‘il1I\ey El'  il, a. m., Nine Mile Creek 2.30 p. 1 1121' the direction of Mr. Jacka
' 1 m., Clyde River 6.30 p. m., and 1121111. and the bbys' orcliest 
Cted Ch 3 11 C 61101’ 1 eimreniii 1.45 p. m. 11/rr. H. L11-15111 -'_<--eil by Mr. H0111-11 11111;:
1_.:_1eti by Miss Alice P-;-'.1-1_5'
§ Miss Mary Mc_Innis in vocal ii
L1ei's. Miss Mary Peters was p
ist. Several orchestra niembm
slsted in the progmm in ____
vocal and instrumental nunibe
When the regulrir part 0|
program liacl been completed
Cfiunlly enjoyable iiiipromptu ,
4 grain was ciirried out. Those t _
' part. were Mr. Victor C03.-1114
John Mcfnnis, the Boys' Band
1110 B. I- S.. and M1-_ Patrick'
Tague, The program included
cal and lnstrumeiital numbers..
dancing and readings. » '_
At the conclusion of the eve
li hearty vote of thanks tg the _
tertainers with special iiieniion
the guest. artists was moved liy
J. A. Cronin and seconded by .
Joseph Malone.
At the business session the ,_
lal evening committee submit -.
report whlcli Society niemhm _
to be the most, outstandiiig iq-
iiumber of years. Aiiextrn gram
made to the cliiiiilable comm;
lo carry on its work. T110 ,.
committee reported that it md .
cided on the St. Paii'ick's s
play and that an nnnuiincem
would be made public at an e
date. '
The investigation committee .
_recommended that iii its Op;
much greater interest ivouid
1 shown in the work of ilie so
1 if members took part 111 smo
programs occasioiially. At the .,
ClllSi0n of the entertainment
night the President, Mr. J,-
l\1IcKenna, aiinoiiiiccti that d i
the winter months it was the .
tention of the execiitive 10 1.01
smoker' and ciitertiiiiiiiifiiit at 1
conclusion of each moniiily m
ing.
The executive iirewe1'ki11c1eli
the si. P111-11-its D11- 5.1.1.1.
dress parade, the President niuig
last night. It is felt, 1-_Q 5
-.-_-., 4_1- ._.,,_. _d
 41" fi   Etltint the indivldiiril So;-zv-11.' me
 _ -   1 bci's444z‘_re strongly in f.'11.'.-.1-`f,[ 5 ,
 ' ’ » an .1.
  ____ 1.1 1° .DAYS "‘
Inspector .1
Fripps Speaks
at Meena;
Inspector J. Fripps oi 11:1- R._
.\f. P., guest r.pe:i1te,' nt ilic wee
tiiniicr nicetine ci the Y`s M
Club, last night, gait: an inter
ing shcri, skeicii 111 his 111111-rien
with the fainous police f1.1i'ce.
Inspector Fripps jcincil 1
Mouined Police in 1509 and 1 
foui' nionths training at Rcviiia 1
ti'uiisferi‘ed to the f£1i'.tlcf111't1 »
tric. in Sasktitclieivziii.
In 1011 lie was one of llic 1
of 72 Mounted Police selected in '
to England to attend the cci
ation oi the late i~211i_; George
During the \vo1'ld v.':11' llie 1
spectoi' r.ei'\'ed o\'e1'ss1:i\.- and 1|f_
the eose of the war ‘.1.1s .~-141-10"
nt British Columbia. 1l1,1ac.1nicn
The great general .stzise was C0
ing on in the ivest ai. iiii' zime, 11
Inspector' Fi'ip_ps was l1\l'~ 11191
clothes. The strike \vi\,~; c.11‘l‘111-1
mid 1l1oi'oii11;iilv <1;__.i11i;t111!4 1
speaker' said. The lt1z'.1i111's 11.111111
to take over coiitiol oi Cllllllda-
Following the b1'1_'a.',; 1111 ol 1
strike Ins-pector F1`1l1l`1S 1""-‘_ ‘ml
ferrcd to the iiaivoiie d1'.1S "
squad. In that b:'.~.1iel1 ef l11f‘_f°_
vice he was 1-iiipi0l'\"l 111 mf`_"`]
down the sriiiigglcrs ot iiiizeuiits 414
to Cannda froin ilic 0i'i1‘l\-- ‘
1 _
, . -_ - - - 1 1 ‘ 1".;1n~1 M0!
year. Funeral from her inte iesi 1 told seieial wil' 111111" =1
of how the "bass" i4>l` 1111111 51115
ling gsiiigil was i'im1l1.\‘ -1`*'~`~_‘Q‘414- _44
ditions have iiiipI'0\"‘d f‘”_'?;_°_1
in the west since the e-1115 "cali
-1»1-1<@--1-1<1- 121111 01111.11:-111°_‘_‘... ;
been deport/id since li'--1 1'-14114445
had pg5s¢4d tgrouali 1111- 11.11
the Nnrco ic fill” ~ _ _
A nearly 1-1~ie 111111111111-4“T`f,ff
ered Iiispeeioi' Frlllll-* 11'? 1"’ _
0511’/11?: lggrihgcsll was P1‘“"!"““"' 1
guest Mr. Wilson Becl\1-14-44 ",231 _
appointed niminS0f Of lf; m
Edward Island Tru_<'.1. “4“- .
duced by Mr. James Ilasnnl- _
“i?.§Ii.l}.I1}1’1{1» .4
(GP. By Guardtmfs Special Wire)
LONDON. Dec. 10-Edward VIII
today became the first King cf
Great Britain to abdicnte in more
'tliiin 500 years. ending the sliort/est
rcitm since that of Lady Jane Grey.
Queen for 14 days in 1553-54. Ed-
ward ruled fnr ll months.
The only other nbdication in-
volved Richnrd II. But Richards
nbciication had nothing to do with
the love of n woman. He ruled des-
potlcally and was hated throi.i81l'
orrosrriou Lennart 1 "°l4114°f Of time were nt any mom-‘ ' 111111 Henri; Hail
Un ll qiicstion. 8.03 P. M.-Missionary Hilaire ~\
¢|¢mm1-4 M¢|(,e_ Lender of the "No Sovereign has ever con- Heart: Hall to which
0m,0_.;m0n_ was ,.|m.,.,,d Wm." he formed more strictly mid more ull are in-.1.ieu_. . `
arm. fo ...Jul-vs_.. Ln.. ,m.m|,,,,.e_ fnlliifiilly to the letter and spirit regular meeting .1
--This [,..~4,5i,,n 1,, _. t 1, . of the ca:1,<_“t1i1,io1i il if - - Young I’r|:'|1‘»i llirw-
__ , 0., ,m_ , ny .1 1 inn is pres
view. call for long and eloquent 1 011" M1lif'-=1_v- _
speeches." Attlee said. "My,w°y¢|| "Iii iaci. he has voluntarily made Auditorium. 1 1:: 11133 Janie; I1 fied to France
I5 P. M.-Choir rxhelrsill Chun-h.
out the country. Henry of Bolin-
-breke lcd nn uprising while Rich-
1 ard was in Irriimd crushing it re-
inlt. When he returned. Henry wa*
nifistcr of the cziintry. Richard, last
cf 1'1" P‘~i' _"moto, svircndercd end
tib:I`r1*”r' in 1'l9.`l io he siicctedrfl
_ bv Henry IV, first of the Lanesiiit-
1 r-lan”
First In Bri
bdication It
tish History
. Wi '
before the rising U"‘:“L of G
of Orange after thr04\\11;l4l444"ff.hBm
seals or Er11z1md_ 1"? _,ded .-
in exile he always lflideclded .
self as kina. 1fariiam14ii4444e 4md_
hnd4 .1f344,;4e1¢cd the ti. - 4
nhd cn . 1
N0 Kina of Etiglni41rl4444ii;iillu
ward voluntarily l\\1f14:'4e 4444 £4;
the first kim! 1° 54 mmm]
throne to marry 111° “$44 hmm;
ed and will 8° ,dawn i r monarc
one ei' the mo"-v PCP" ‘;.m 1.1¢ ~»
in the history 0f ‘h“4" '0'f gre
the first bachelor k H8444 the 5
Erltnin sin4c4e44Eclw:ir1:l ~
or Hesiriv - H
History has to turn 14“,ew1‘1iiit
Rnmnn Empuc fm-1in~tC'of Edwa
4 ,T4 1v1i4v pnuallelf 4-Q-~r,4___44,_-C; 9.
I _ 'I‘_ierc. ‘ ~”--.1'  `
1   1 111 11-11.113111”
1 Emperor tn enter H- In