m My’ . , l. . ‘ g . citrntormowu autumn

' I ' Daily (Iluudedlullfll

by a parliamentanv committee back in I031.

sitting to the [temple of Cattada. It does not fit in with .\Ir. King's assnratice that Canada's war l, efforts are being cnittluctcd on a strictly noti- j‘ _ partisan lxtsis. _ _

This is not (h1- r-nly cause of suspicion and

l phrtment oi Ihfcttse. They are extremely dis- g i, tpiEt-tihg, 'l'ltc_v show wasteful expenditure and political fnvorttistn equal to that exhibited tn And not one of these

qiirrect. It is true that they were entered into i before the war brpke out, but the minister res- ponsible is still retained as a ntembcr of the Ring Cabinet, and is in charge of an important , sperm-ling department.

In its latest issue, the Financial Post states

ister Kitig antl his ntitiisters have any intention of barring out tiolittcal favoritism tn any activ-

portunity which may present itself sillflllfl the session." I

This. says the Sydney Post-Record, (Indepen- dent), is in line with independent press opin- ions right across Cattada The feeling gains

are sure there will be no resurrection of the

Boston Tea Party this date, 1773. "I never thought he would come to good, when I heard him attempting to sneer at an unoffending city

so respectable as Boston." U

i i I

lief was recently cut off was one whom the re- lief officer syntpatltized with and suggested he ntight get some one to tide him over in the meantime. “Riv landlady said she would let

evicted first."

i i I l!

The US, Government, presumably in their own interests, are gradually "policing" the Caribbean which will, of course. help t0 release

attnouttcetttcttt stated that “the United States Navy, tn a new move to reinforce Caribbean

NOTES BY TllE TYAY

No doubt umuy of these who have come forward would wafer

have changed all that. Neverthe-

Japun are dezerrntned not to be in- volved ln BUNPGS quarrel, n; ts appropriate that. they get tcgather ln u little celebration of their own on Japanese soll. Another factor which completely ruined the pres-

bye, l; described as “the Franco- Brltlsh war against Germany "-- Hamilton Spectator.

The condltlons of war are notor-

econormc NHOUICES lessens the 1n- centtve to economy_ Carefulness in spendtng takes second place to the urgency of stunulatittg pIOdllOl-IOI]. The Services each with its own re- qulrement of quantities and prior- tttes, enter the market together;

pulse to economy comes nct from the lnstde but from outside of the spending Department. Even notv.

‘FHE CHARLOTTETOWN c

The Paradox“ 0f 10rd Halifax

i-_._-

(By H. 0. Cobb ln The 8hr. landtm)

after Andrelhidaurols’ heart, "m-

ites. sangfroid will be n virtue mcreastngly esteemed,

We who are the Foreign Sec- retary's count-Wm!!! EH89 hls characteristically Big lish quality by the reflection the. the finest tributes to hlm have

ism. found in this great Tory nobleman the lndetfrnohlfl Q1181"? of moral genius. His memorable tenure of the Vlce-royalty-whlch saved India from a bath of blood _ga\'€ him a lasting place 1n the

Cromwell—whlch Ls the hlEhB-ii Drape that. Mr. Foot, who raises his hat each time he passes 01d Nolls statue. can command.

Lord Halifax has been more An

often the rising hope of the other side than of his own. When he

Kerensky. while through some of the windows or the Pall Mall clubs hLs tall figure even came to

Iona be Ibo lloouooiou by oonoopoulono quntlourol lulnoot. flu (lur-

That listened wondering. He heard the btterns call from ruined palace-wall. Answered them brotherly. He held communion

With the she-pelican

with mail of dread devloe. with monstrous barb-ed stings, with dragon-eyes;

Great rats on leather WLDQS

d poor blind broken things. Foul ln their miseries.

And ever with Him wenl.

Of all Hls wanderings

Bleedlnl foot, burning throat, The gut eless old scape-goat; For forty nights. and days

A Host of Gift Suggestions At The Central Drugstore

‘ MB 139

u. h that the political truce is not a help but more spectacular service 1n mo . . Pnaldeul. u llL-COL w. cumi- s. mum ?"°“"‘ . . . 1m arlcoturlsu ma - i, Vloe-Przzldeul. l. l. Burnett. ILIJ. 1s actually beginning to prove a hindrance to will"!!! 1811M?- Hll-lflmm- ""1 the mushy,’ m m“; 31m“? a """'“""‘ - mWWuEE$°“h'3ah”f{“2h.'lf'i-M on...“ citat- au “edit-bk tom-it»- ~t WW... ...."""“... nc:::'.::.':..:: “mu” i ,,. to h“ =-- l" Km m" WM BE PLEASE» WITH out u [Jackie liar, hi» ' Walker. her pun In the war. o, “m”, u, m, "ma, Bu, 1, u . ‘gap’ m?‘ pmmm m" _ "us! wu-ronosr SHOWING IN THE FOLLOWING GOODS ' mistake to minimize the meet that popul of _, .. .. “u” ‘a m suuscurrrtox onus _ - _ “L”: l m d, t m m, Wish uumt “m,” h” slr-n- hm we lvmi- TOILET WATERS YARDLEYS “an may“? (Tami?!) a?“ t; cm . HJIIURIAL NU!“ ~- lnolhil. ‘u. hi‘ uieiiii-iiizt-“u "Z summon ggnggggn p»; f,‘i.'.“.i.;§'°w'€iu’°". ulfflilul‘€u’g AND PERFUMES "rotuaratrzs y r r Illlll . will‘ _ _ _ _ wars . - 5.00 oewnr lln 14'8"") Hill“ u‘ c"""l‘“ "'5' The roads are now in good condition for m “imgnxox dcaulnol at: w‘ German do not lnvut. hlm fiuyfunuumn van" 1W qvgr our Ive In o! Rocco. Special maul-Ion o! (u, ‘m, Mom‘ Audit Bureau of Circulation: _ _ e ys or en m I! De y m“ km u“ n" mm _ worm“! m1” ‘r “n: sun", Yuan" Pop an“! um m ha“ - ‘ l"“‘°l' l" m“ A m“ “e” °' “l” I hypocritical vine w smoke. 1 girTotlve now ln mi to our re- ur- ma ooro uln o end m; u necessary us?" "m ‘The Strongest Ilfemory i; Weaker than '_ f‘ ' 3" _ _ . glgrlédandflgorts ct§§1“{u'h1_\_§h lfmyc; mgr be gtugpglpted. e 1 Q s boys who“ us: combined In i" t setu- duful. 1-m- hh,‘ t. |,|,;‘,,"f:; the weaken jnkj’ (Toglaytwepeptcr m tne last tap tor Cnnstttias Jun-m m?’ do-x-gewiaufié "a; 1:, bu,‘ “Councilor-mats. l?“ gmtuyfir‘ m: “Cm: Bu)“ vat sea windows. better than ever. Look It om; ""“ "TI a" 3"“ “- ~ mun z m flat. l-lme tme mm . —_' MONDAY vicwl" "- lm ' ‘ ‘ ' 33i“m'§iu“i.‘l.i§=§§§“iu§l°“u§il5 uoruixwii: h: W‘! r ' Th ' will be s m" LADIES TOILET scrs CUTE)“ GLAZO SETS Family festivities will be the rule now until lug and mm TJTQIDSCIVw to meet. 513ml’ °“ aid“? ‘Wmflmllach “w” ‘$1 wfinwhgghxfi A“ b" ‘ I a l Our assortment o! cue. h, The Old Partisan Game the Xflv Year has been ushered in. l“? °m°’¥°"°Y--°‘P"°““ “w- er: uxomiottoonn; stories of nu n11 ’ “Th ‘w: t t: “can: "a 5:31‘ luhwli lmqviihiletfum" m" M" - ————- be“ 1 now. I. 1 - - Nut February the Jatwwe his characterlugf tiii: In»? ‘$1131’ Tiitthftieie tiigs and frlep (and °"' 1"" h" "m" dllllll- . No irfluble to choose mm . _ , _ , , . h Today the Hon. j. L. Ralston will be elected poop“ nu 001cm“ me “.0 mow o! the m“ that. word “ ends" I hope com- '-'( these goods. quoted tn l‘ T141015 Gllwdm" “as The S“! ' by acclamation as successor to Mr. A. E. Mc- ggnd ilX nundredth anniversary of “The-re ls the plcl-uro or 10rd, prism all of us) t0 help ml" "118 CHOCOLATES ‘- lng comment 0f aulabe and Mail writer on the Lean, MP.’ for Prince. m‘ mason o! me "ms, human Halifax It dmmn drenched w . gnrlstumsb; menxmglenecgrlflw Mo!“ ‘mun ,n chum“. NORA WELLINGS i alltloitttnteitt as liaison offtlcpr behcvtctbcalfllfldflei o o to o ‘mpgmnn 311mm“ nnnm n,‘ an min-fining idnrihéwofl‘ he: tlokpl. howevter small, towards that m0?‘ énglfib-Buublezfzhzltlo. NOVELTIES ' c - . . . ow . - - - ~ - ppedl rt - . ' . -. u , \\ 51f >l1l’l‘_l.‘,_B“3"l ‘mdf MR a C Hen!” Evidently, Judgmg by the reduction of income MUM‘; me gzleceiggralzfgllluml: and contumlng. 1n shlrt-alcevu, “I em boud_hq w ma“ m; Pyjumg m", 30nd,“. Dona Munster (ll lrnnspirt, o one ._- - . _)- (ax pavmenls there are fewer nor-President b, dd m 19 - a line of argument. which had a mum“ LMANN pm“ h“ Handkerchief Bus. Anlmats ~ 1)» ~ \l' ' tcr of Railways sppotnt- - - ‘ -_ P“ m '5 “mm e . l“ 4° “'““° never been broken. There la the Bluungwn ______ of all kinds. Boy Scout: Gm a form" Will.‘ - ‘W’ __ - . estates being registered here. have 890D ms holding of the Olym- swi-y o: his saylng serenely: "This pm,“ Edam,‘ mind SMOKE!‘ , chum, “c, ' ed b). Mr. Mackenzie Ring, whosecontrecttott , , g , , pm “m” m “mm bu; umormm Wm m.“ my Job "new. on m,“ . S GOODS _ _____ with the Beauharnois scandal was lftytillgfllfll Political war true“ are a" right when we gwjy tum-upon“ ding-hm“; gig, a“ M, DQ-lhllahig h? tap; A m“ u” M an" GENTS»

Clgon otm and Toblccoa. all cunn-

. . . - . . " _ _ _ _ _ less, writes Mar. John Cole McKim, m" M"; 41g h, 5o) M] This appointmcitt Hi a man who was publicly ‘pm, 1nd practice, of Bcauhamols m we h lord Bramble, 0r Silence and .

I V . . . _ - r . . panese-Antertcan Review. 1d .. lending brands. Mlllhry Sell. IIQ cqmblm denounced 1* A dwlwll" '5 allYihmg bu‘ "as r ' * * llnce both the Unlted States and S**§g“,‘;,,~..,,,,, o, new“ mwmp m, m,‘ (med o, M,“ utlon Sch In lather and

Tobacco Pouches, Humidors, Clglro and Cigarette Cues and Holders, Ash Trays, etc.

Sl-{AVING SETS Potter k Moore's. Yardleys,

i Cmmllalm" The 1'i""""i'idl PP“ of Toronm (ln- It is not everv bachelor who has the cour- mo“ “or me Olympic 8am.“ has usually been Dald by his Dolltical Cotyt In various comblnutlons. —'—— i dflueflflffll) has been running front-page fea- age of his cOnvikn-Ons bu, one bobs up “ca? "*9" m" “llgulnary P-‘ffm ‘Y’! opponents To Mr. Gand-hl he be- wage? lam; W114"??? h Colgutca, Williams, Palm MISCELLANEOUS

; 1,, . ., . h, h t . v .' . . _ 0W"! Kai-WK and Co- T-t- came a saint. Mr. namta Lulu. 5° "Y ° 81f“ P“ on" Colonlll Club.

p » tubs f0!’ Ille ll-i-l l“? mflm 5 glléng ‘C 3%? ionally. Among rcltef participants whose re- present conflict. tn Europe, by-Lhe- the leader or lnlgllegtufl 50cm- Unto lost. desert. folk ’ 50c to $5M m,‘ Wu" “tum Electric and verse of contracts gnen out y tie -

Packard Electric Razors. Rolls and Gillette Safety elm-Nice Gifts.

Razors,

i ' ‘he Bren W“ ellqlllr“ me "tav in the house if I'd tnarr\' her i’ he re- W51!’ Cofldllciv“ w ‘WSW and B- - olmmly New‘ t - . ' ~ > . - . v r - Lb l C lndar. Yesterday, Mr. 1 1 “WW4 ‘“‘"*“°“°“‘ h“ hm blamkd as m‘ lllierl. "But 1'11 be darned if I tt-itt. 1'11 be lmowlsdse 011m exlstence of greacl B351“ r-Zoi’ COIIIPC-"d him t» ?-i”§§ili§'<i'tf>°ii§“i1§f.uii¢s. CAN MAKE A BETTER CHOICE.

E, A, Central Drugstore

TRAVELLING CASES

Prophylactic Sela nicely from; WATERMANS PENS

These om I I d . blned-Trlceliy sblirgxeyel flair‘- X2135, $1.00 to $5.00

Heating Pads. Walking Sticks, Boxed S0ltpl. Safely Razors. Special Shaving Bnuhetr, Mir. Hm. Manicure sets, etc, etc,

COME EARLY AND SEE OUR GO0DS—YOU

148-ton Canadian fishing smack

ROCKLAND, M0,. Dec. l4—The

a haven

.‘ ~ -. - . ~ ~ ' fecting a masterwork of re- --— l i _ n . . . . , part of the British \\ C>l llKllCS bquadron for the“ is inevpable comma-u I “a5 9.’ - . - h “D u Qompaheqt-hh r ged m”, '- llleffi l‘ 35 Yet "O lmllcmlo“ that Pnllle M"? other and more essential duties. The official supplles and labour. and ‘thoen 111?: iiiict-l-llaiiiln Clilllrigndhfifm toe secgnd 5mm ribs-Pm’ °°em"" LEAVES PORT AFTER REPAIRS Tum‘ SEIZED- T5555 351139

SYDNEY, N. S , Dec. t5 _icpi —Only a. few hours after

Royal

ity of government other than those immediate- lv cottncctcd with military appointments and the titlrvltflic of military supplies." It recalls that 5ir Robert Borrlcit read ottt 0f his party 111311 whose coitduct did not measure up to pub- lic demands in war-time, and contrasts this i, straightforward attitude with .\Ir. King's stub-

Followed in Jesus’ ways‘, Sure guard behind H kept, Tears like a lover wept.

-R.obert. Graves.

BABE AHEAD 0F HTS DAD

WATLINGTON. England -(CP) —Beatlng hls father to British citizenship. a baby bog was born to Frau Margaret Krontteld, wife of

Amacltla. which sought _ here last week after sprlnging a leak 1h heavy weather, complet- ed repairs and left. today in tow of themotor ship Cortrcelll. The Amucitta. in command of Capt. Martin Framptnn of Yarmouth. was bound for Boston with lob- sters when she met trouble 100 mlles of! shore. The car-go. valued

Canadian Mounted Police seized a 45-gallon capacity still, 200 gallons of mash and 30 gallons of illicit t- quor deep ln the woods at near- by Grand Lake, three Sydney youths today were sentenced to ll months ln the county jail.

The three were Frank Percy. 1'1. Prank Wells. 20. and Walter Nen- nlck, 21. Police sald they fotnzd

bear a startling resemblance to Trotsky’. _ V Today. for the first. tune. all oat-ties unlledn hLs. applause. He has spoken with the voice of Eng- land. At this moment. he stands invested ln that. authority which comes to a. man when he embodies the whole will of the peope In such a moment a democratic

defences, will create as from January I a naval district with ltcatlqttarters at San luan, Puerto Rico. The new tlistrict will admittistet" naval affairs at Pucrto Rico, the Virgin Islands and other Atnericatt territory in the Carrib- bean." It is also providctl that a new military

base will he provitletl as well. i U i #

though the Government have gycn official status to an Econottuc Ad- viser. the economic interests of the natton and the economic strategy of the war are n"t speczltrallv re- presented ln the Cabinet. Examin- atlort of the new tn-achttrery- of eco- nomlc co-ordutatton proves it to b".

_ born continuance in partisan paths.

l Hon. Dr. Xlartiott, too, has had occasion to complain of the rlilatorincss of the Governntettfs \\:tr efforts and the political favoritism it has

. shmvn on several occasions.

This is not the way to maintain unity attd

' , confidence on the part of loyal Canadians, who

are shoulderittg their part 0f the war burdens and

\\ill certainly not tolerate the waste anrl incotn-

pFICHC)’ that inevitably result from political in-

The British and Frettch financial atttltorities decision to mztintaitt the oifiial relationship of the pound sterling and the franc at a fixed rate, not only for the flLlfdllOll of the war but for six months thereafter, comes as no great sur- prise. This agreement logicallyt follows the united efforts put firth by l-lritain and France in military opcratiotts and in many economic phases close tied to the prosecution of the war.

surprisingly weak. The war front appears to be separated tn the Gov- ernmental mind from the home 1n- dustrtal front, whereas they are tn- dlvtstble. Accumulated resource". will be rapidly (rsstpated unless the economic life of the country ls sustained ln the fullest psssible measure by production for czvtl oftnsumpttcn, and our reserves of foreign investment would mclt away all too soon because of the

leader must. enlov not S0 much ‘I sense of triumph as s. serene con- sciousness of reserves of strentllh that no dictator can ever know.

pect; but the Q-boats continued nevertheless to operate successfully. Especially deadly were the slow Old frieghters which appeared to have strayed from convoys. In th's war the Germans, forewarned, will

the New York Tunes.

‘Robert Kronfleld. Australian-berm glider expert. who has lived here some years and applied for na- turalization last July.

CANADA PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

' . necessity for spending b‘ d un- . Jettkins late of Glenflnnan in ierelerellce‘ ._\s a matter of fact, the poulltlalld the I‘rench 1m the burden o. pavvfivlioflr inl- be vfillllvll-s- Bu‘ 5°- "0 dlmbb “'1ll,Queen‘s County in the said Prov- ' “am have fluctuated m umwn m 111C 0pm "my. poms ,5 home m m‘, mam by our the Q-boata. 'I'lre,v are past mn-it- thee, Farmer deceased}; testate. f "Such Unselflshness ket for several ntonths. Itt view of the stabil- BXPOFLIHB brides. -— The Tunes. “'5 or me “iamng game‘ _ From To the sham o! imit (égiitrfsilaibie

In the Probate Court, November

29th A. D.. 1939. 1n Re Estate of James W. P.

Queen's County or

at. approximately $7,500, was i91- tlsoned.

them operating the stlll.

ORANGE PEKOE

For Vitality alwaul use

BRAHMIN

TEA

STRAIGHT

mi‘- ization link to the United States, the tripartite blmdml- 0r literate P915011 Within 881d ,, Soviet Russia's expulsion from ‘the League of monetary agreement might now be termed a semi“ may claim um ‘he h c%‘get'¢"tina. ‘ k .. t, Xations has been followed by a tirade of ablttse bipartite arrangemcttt. However, even tripartite no; mhgmed firm me LN o‘, _Wherea.s'upon readl the petl- S H 0 0 T I N ( ; i l from Moscow, denouncmgthe “slaves and hire- was not an exact word because of the fact that mules against nterchattt Slllp», gala“gnstéggrtlllmllfiénkfggllinL?! I g t. lings of capitalists and tmpertaltstic interests several of the sittallcr lzuropcttn itatiotis had at- 51"" Si"? did ml 881W i0 l-h‘? Dart afmmm Melina,“ me Adanmig.‘ v

who have dared to abuse the glorious Red army, l. which with such uttselfisltttess has lent its help to the Democratic Finnish Republic."

._ This. fantastic effort of the wolf to appear weather, South African farmers can expect a r1215; gut ttvhen she mer- SCARFS in ‘he best {Ore hereby required to cm an ln shee-ps clothing ts probably not intended to period of prnstierttv as a result of the war. It '3 “use” ‘If “mwm “anulg, by possible manner. persons interested 1n the said be taken seriously, otttsirle of Russia. is believed that this season's twml clip will c315“, 10,2 Dgmlilffsio “,,‘]f.l,.,.",i§.°,§§ 113a“ w be “d “PM” Pb‘??? , As Dorothy Thompson writes in the Ncu’ yield an aggregate cheque of between $7.!,000,- of neutral centuries. she zs clear-iv CRPES 0f one skin $15. ‘c1,°,,,-f“‘f§'ul”esiii-ih latf “the 1303f? ; York Hera/d-Tribtme: “All theo attempts of O00 and 575.000.1300 as compared with £8750: "wlflmlfl the law of huinanityg s I t. k. 12 House lnvcharlollewwn in Queénl» i the world Communist press to depict Finland as 000 for last season. This greatly increased re- whwh l‘ Temgnlzed by “fly car s 0 one s m s i lgiftiiiédiavlnthirnefoiuéliia mvl§f“;.§,‘.‘

a Communist country at heart are lies. Fin- land is as anti-Contmtittist as any country in the world, and for very- good social reasons. It has little large-scale capitalism and a very small industrial proletariat. There have been no In- sulls and Staviskys in Finland; there are res- trictions upon speculation. There is a wide- spread distribution of private property; 87 per cent of the people live on the land; the state is completely solvenh-the unbalancing of the bud-

Dr. Manion’: Address

ferred tn so latte a date. On the other ltattd few will be surprised if the ncxt Hottse of Com- rnnns has been elected before the end of Inns. l94°~ . . . . Commenting on the. whole political Sllllallflfl am] lflftkiflg fnrtvaftl to a fighting session of th: Drititiitirvit Ihtrliztment when tt opens next month, the St. (father-lites paper says: “Cnttfld- ering the cnntulativc rolling up of complaints throughout the conntrv as tn the national war effort, or lack of it, the session of Parliament which opens in January promises no political lrttcc. particularly when thcre ts an election Just “mum-l [ht- cnrllvr. \\'hv the calling of Parlia- mt-nt should be deferred from __lanuary It’ t0 2= can only be answercrl by the high strategists of the Liberal partyn For the best prosecution of the war, Parliament should be in session now “The Conservative Opposition." the Standard

"iterate with the Government with respect to tl-t- prosecntinti of the war." It says "m ll" Conservative leader attd his lietrtenants haye bu." Qntifflly ighnrtjtl. and concludes. “that in the circtnnstattccs the Opposilionvvtll he justl- fled when Parliament meets in seizing every op-

t spawn-a.“- v91»

§;1_\'§_ “tins been afforded no opportunity to co-y

tached themsclves to the agreement. 1k i i 1K

\\'ith normal good fortune in the way of

turn is expected in spite of the fact that the clip, according to present official estimates. will decrease front last season's 800,000 bales to about 775.000 bales this season. The first estimate prepared this year put the clip at 750,- 000 bales, but since then the weather has im- proved and reports from all over the country indicate satisfactory progress among flocks. For the moment the United States is the prin- cipal buyer of South African wool, but as soon

land has bought the whole of the Australian ctp.

(‘rl rm the Baltic states. At the same time con- tlitinns in‘ Bessarabia are discovered to be so “unbearable" that hloscow" may consider it a duty to “rescue her oppressed brothers.” Since journalists do not talk out of tttrn in Moscow, this catmot be dismissed as there newspaper talk. It sounds like the opening gun of the next cam- paign. The direction of the threat is not un- expected, of cottrsc, hut it would be interesting to know why the Soviet Government shakes a fist at the next victim while its hands are full in Finland and the amazing stand of this mid- gct state against Colnsstts is fast consolidating otttsitle support behind Ilinttish resistance. ls Stalin showing his tlcfiattce of world opinion, or does the growing clamor of the neutrals force his ltantl. so that he lnirries tn grab what he wants before it is too late? Docs the ntenacing gesture rcprcscttt an attcntpt to forestall tltc British effort to prevent the (lelivery of Ru- matrian goods to Germany? Or is Moscow cov~ ering tip the setback in Finland by a move to spread and contplicate the war? These ques- tions arc reflections of the great rpicstion mark