ll;ruiirsl '"‘i ‘Guardian

'.'."...""...:.'..'.' '" "ii Farsi-z 2.: ‘movable a‘

utmaoenassremlsarm- noon, Nov. 36th, at Moore a Mc- recsusms. 1mm

P0110! UOUBT-At the Police

Oourtyestardaym drivingtothe

commondalldcrcesewashesrdand adiourneduiitiltodsy. Awom . chargedwithreceivingstolens wasdiamiseed. Adnlnkhad his dvedoliarsbeilesnewted.

/ , -r---~a nrssemo sums NOV. 1s- Oreat anxiety is relt for the saiety o! adllison Leavitt who has been ror mile than a week. The

c el at the trestle bridge ovar- ged

Iullertorfshdarsh is to be drag today. as it is reared that the un- I ‘ts man in crossing the

‘may halve slipPed. and i'allen mtothe water.

srroTroN c nan/m: -- On Thursday Section O or P. W. O. Debating ‘ “ debated on re- solved that Wilson was a greater statesman than Lloyd "George. The pro speakers were Harold Hswkin, lvthel puny and William Mnrtin. and the con speakers, Milton Palmer, Etta Ross and Eiexis Wood. The vote resulted in a tie. Haldane Scott was critic. ~

treason: sup Mas wrnson. visional Commanders for the

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Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick divisional.’ the Salvation ' Anny, will conduct the following asrvton '

rbatunisy, s p. rm, rm

Holiness mcetin , 8 p. m, Mrs. Wilson will conduct e meeting tor‘ women only; '1 p. m. Salvation

meeting. The pirlblic are invited to attend above services. 13-2122

TlilNlT! YOUNG YIJOPLI — At the reguisrmeeting or Trinity United Church Young Peoples So- ciety lset evening instead or the resulsr devotions. periodMrsHugh Miller gave mime-res‘ , talkon

Hebrews and throiqh them to the Wmtifllm. Arluthmbusineaepariod. the executive ’ the pro- gremiortheruerrtihree wcelrnA short recreation period under the direction oi Mr. Ales: Metheson, the _,, ‘ stird-y ‘

Use Iiaardh for cap and Sena

WINTER SEASON

_ (Continued from Page 1) Improved Sentiment

NEW YORK Nov. as-Jrhe vig- crous as ‘ in consumer buy. Ins. says the‘ Dun er Bradstreet weekly trade review, has proceeded unchecked, “and now hes gained suiiicient momentum to render it immune to the vmnu or the weather."

Imlfln w business sentiment, ac- cording to the summary, is reflect- ed in the greater volume o! ad- vance commitments. particularly in the consumer goods industries, and in the revival or plans long held in abeyance ior general in- filllmll filllansion. ‘

WDINIPEG, Nov. 23—-Advent o! colder weather across the Domin- ion brought s. pickup in seasonal lime o! clothing, it was noted in ‘he W"!!! trade report c! tho Canadian Credit Men's Trust As- sociation issued here today.

Sales in almost all other trades continued to hold up well, and the trend oi Canadian business gen- "llly remains on the upgrade. Brlshter Prospects were reported from Saskatoon and steady turn- over from other centres.

Failures thisweek totalled 86, two less than in the same week or last year-

Dissuiscd es a sailor, Mrs. B... S. von WP“ ' ' * 1g

"llii-hrhomes 1hr seamen in Bwe-'

den to study a sailor's liie ashore.

BIRTHS rr tar-ax. the ca... ‘ ‘ Hospital Nov. 80, i084, to Mr. Mrs- Lucas Kelly, a son.

MAIIIIAGI!

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named. Causes Sensation

closures in the French

rueiuer A olr Hitler had attempt- ed to iorm a German-Pclish-Jap-

the Soviet Union. "Degradable"

BERLIN”, Nov. zs-A‘ statement beiore the French Chamber o! Deputleethat arr “understanding”

was termed "regrettable" in oili- clsl German circles tonight.

The Berlin press and off‘ ' " which long had been watching warlly international de- velopments aiiscting Francs and Russia, deplored the possible “pois- onous eiiect on the international atmosphere" that the reported al- liance might have.

Spine , ‘ oiilclais pro- fessed no immediate interest in the matter but one a; esman declar-

ed: .

"Wei do not feel concerned he- cause our ‘ ircntiers are sate enough. apart mm. the Saar which will be ours alter Jan.‘l8. On the eastern side we are not contiguous to France's ally.

against an eventual attack-from what side? Certainly not irorn ours.

"But an alliance between two such highly armed nations as France and Russia is regrettable. What can the eiiect be but to pois- on still rurther the international atmosphere?"

The Deutsche Allgemeine zei- tung said: "None or Archirnbaudb reasons (or such an alliance are new, neither has he succeeded hi making them more credible.

"rho new Germany's unawerv- ing determination is to maintain peace . . . Hitler spoke plainly -in favor oi’ rmderstanding, nay re- conciliation wlth France. The new attempt in~ the French chamber Deputies to trouble the franco- German atmosphere is highly re- grettable and can in nowisa serve to smooth existing diirerences in

Europe."

The Tageblatt reported that some kind oi partial agreunent between France and Russia, ai-

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i l wurr===7;_'_m v-rou m-I "HMO. Murray Harbor, PILL, Wed- ‘

RilYAl lllilimw PRESENTED

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Under article 1B 0! ltl covenant,

military con- flict, end it was thought possible Russia might come to the aid or France it an aggressor were

igligéggsl

Hon. Shelton Sharp, congratulated the Y's Man xcellcnt work they are do- ing. He said that he ielt the

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and “Russia promises armed aid to France" as the British capital speaker birzzed with comment on the dis-

Uhambe!

0d. Deputies. A sensation was caused by bud- get reporter Ambimbeud’

slimhfltheoitmi-‘iewerztonw

greater M91119. due to this machine olimlnustbetikflntneoethatit Vmiierlydimotedititistomalke 1B5 ibr better citizenship. Hm, m, Bil-m also mks or the great need

(or community leadership. His Worship, Mayor Kennedy, the Speaker vus gretulaied the ‘Y's

good choice equipment ior . There was never

Leon assertions, charging that Reinha- qs which those boys

Ourthirdstepiwillloavetothe anese alliance against France and L! i?-

exists between France and Russia

ces. an opportunity to better eqinp _ themselves ror the positions they are holding‘, and also they irnem- ployed an opportunity Xor Dingwell gave a. spleudi 1118 in DMD!"- wnich we; much “M, time when they are iorhinate audience or “Give me the 090a Road" Miss ‘Ihelma Brown

las read a cornmimloa-

"Francs Ia ready icr protection “m

Wilma: is u» report o1 up President 0dr. s. m. Douglas, r5

é Z

First-it means to be an ideal

—one whose conduct is motivated by an idealism expressing itselr in eauiiiciai altruism. One who seeks to ally himself with young ‘c.

0! ti" flotlldh. in ordea- tp 1n- oreese hisediectiveness in serving his iellow men-one nothing in return but the rarest fellowship bound to permeate s. group minded on unseliishnem or

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ANli MEASURES

(0. P. By Guardian's SpeeialWlre) l OTTAWA,- Nov. ZL-Bpecirlc in- stances oi’ how oiricials operating under the Dominion ctor had ' ‘ ‘

_. and ‘Montreal in. a general check up on chain stores were presented to ilie

Royal

here today by. Sutherland Ouddy, directoroi that branch.

Hr. Ouddy analysed a lengthy ser. ies o! schedules which set iorth the results oi his complian- In 182 stores horn which purchases were made the shortest! ‘ rrom 88 , ‘

A

land was greeted with resounding

'ur cn' i |' us »»»

°t although French Government oiilci-

Oommissinnonmanbuvingd

on o! m morning, when the war budget was voted

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strong manpower.

War Minister Louis Maurin re- minded tba Chamber oi the adage, “intlme o! peace prepare ior war,"

Ilnoilidal Alliance

The pus-war situation oi France aligning hes-sell with Russia, hostile between the two, thus was brought clearly into the open, and

’ there was no oiricial al- liance with the U. S. S. R. observers round. much significance in today's

The statements o! the three men who this week have come into the inks-national limelight were made at yesterday's late budget debate and

the this

machine w ascririce her s@y-~

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asv. a. MOORHEAD-LliGATEQ p". o.

Public Worship, Morning atllavu OPOIeQ. ‘, Evsaiuglsrvieeat Seven Halal.

Sunday School at Two-Thirty.

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‘i2 percent. Scales‘ "lked"

In 2i. stores ‘reported, scales were "balanced against the customer." That meant, said Mr. Ouddy, that instead or starting at zero the scale would start at nali-an-ounce; so that a customer would be sett‘ - 15% ounces to‘ the pound, although the scale registered 1d ounces. * _

The percentage or short weight on

being in the purch oi cabbagea which were 103'! percent short. Shortages in Montreal were smaller tbanInOttawaduetoihewarning received by Montreal stores.

led another by telephone saying: “Ind: out.‘ Ityou see a man and woman buying little things hare and there they will probably be governi- ment inspectors."

investigation.

items ranged as high as 14.38 per- cent.

samples

ers or b0 items were bought irom in- irom chain stores. ; The items pur-

ior all stores showed 65 or 5.‘! per-

oorrect weight and 560 or 49.3 per- cent shortweight. _ .

Mr. Ouddy then‘ reported the re- eulie o! the investigation o! parcels oi goods prepackaged from hulk.

fa it on to the consumer. (Till.

investigation Mr. Ouddy said the number oi inspectors availab‘ ally dive-would visit rive stores. o! one chain simultaneously at. a rer- tain hour, an hour later they would. move to iivo stores o! another chain. In this way the inspection was some- thing 0! a surprise.

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(C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire] TORONTO

Too Late To Clasify

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us. ~Iath. AlMYiIGraiiosrSt.

would be able to save the peace.

individual items coming under his notice was not large, the greatest

The investigation had been carried on last May. In one shop visited by Mr. Ouddy and a colleague he was

when the store manager cal-

Mr. Ouddy then discontinued his 1n Ottawa the-short on. individual

Out o1 4'79 orders. 0d 1,133 items d allaeross Canada L2 ord-

dependent stores and the balance

chased iron: independents showed , _l0 or iiipercentswerweightfiili ch61 psrcant- v _ weight andlfl or 18 . percent short weight while the total

cent overweight, 509 or 45 percent

Most grocery lines, he said, shrank in weight while in the store. Beiorc the chain ‘store self-service system m, the ‘brought this prcpsckihg system into

general use the loss was borne by the shopkeeper. The change-tended.

ing the method usedin the

Nov. Ic-Encelliernt- ly-bred nr ‘ enluhlied by M - L McOartrvy today took the junior and reserve female championships atflieMya-lWinierhinMr-Mc-

, whose stables are at Sussex N. 8., and who has been consistent- ly succemrul with his exhibits, also took a second in l-lolsteins, rive

Apple Bonheirr, own-

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meraide" orivieinity. finder pieace siotiryleenaaa Beaten, s2. mean- oss, or phone R483. Substantial reward. L-mi-ii-il-ii

‘ * serious n ' - and the emergency war "credit bill also pushed throush.

Olimaxing previous declarations oi M. Archimbsud, the words o1 Colonel Jean Fabry and the war minister sounded alarmingly over Europe, though all three spokesmen emphas- ized that a France fully prepared

‘Tp let it be believed that Hitler is abiding by the frreaty or Versail- les would be an ill service to the

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MOCK Al]! RAID

BERLIN, Nov. 23-Sounds imitating the explosion o! bomb: tanned an eerie accompaniment tonight to an air raid protection drill in Berlin's west end.‘

Apartment dwells s were ordered into specially con- siruciedand .. " ‘ “ as the new district drllla were inaugurated, all lights in the apartments were extinguished-

Indications that France may be obliged to extend its military con- scription period in order to have properly trained torces for its great steel ring of fortifications on the

Fabryb address to the Chamber, in which he‘ urged speedy action to

air roroesnd motorized units.. . Special Bill Passed -

Part ot this programme was ae- sured today by the passage oi the special bill granting 800,000,000 irancs aditioual for deisnce pur-

Marshal Henri Petain. At the re- quest of Finance Minister Louis Ger- main-Martin this sum was not in- cluded in the war budget proper in order to assure iinanclal equilibrium. "Lt we want a strong army we must love it," Fabry asserted. "We

is the Republican tradition."

'I'he Soviet Union has offered its army to France in case of conflict with Germany, Archimbaud said. ‘f1 do not use either the term military alliance or military accord." he

the Russian army is very strong and has been offered to us in case oi war.

Apprchensions _

"No doubt many Frenchmen will ieel apprehensions in such an en- tente, for the ideal oi the Soviet Government does not correspond with their aspirations. But Cardinal De Richelieu did not. hesitate t0 make an. alliance with the German Protestants against the Austrian rulingpower.

“Bourgeois France may well, in the resent circumstances all? 11613915 with the Soviet Republics, and we cannot but rejoice in an entcnte that stabilizes Europe so well." _ Headed 15y Communist deputies. Ilubry turned to them to say: "When Germany arrns you consider it no provocation, but when France afmfi you do."

He warned that Germany MW has 000,000 trained soldiers in garri- son‘, that new motor roads and brid- ges are being built in the Rhlnelanfli

menace to Paris and London.

warned France oi her danscrn. h? added.

Barney Ross» _ Wi l l M e e t YoungMexican

"nu lal Wi l A p, 5 (y, en's Spec re ( y , 0., Nov. fl-Bar-

ney Rom, Ohicasfl liehtwnisht ll"!

.‘ ‘unim- welterweight %mcgi:nk:: l Bobby Pach . un X - » Ipel‘, will hgagiincg the Cleveland! News Christmas wyshov Md W-

show. Dec. i0. m‘ will be for Ross‘ rumor

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Width of "N! teet-

iron all encumbrances.

Sale. For further putloulara ap ly

uaderallne

(Juanita; 11.00 A. lit-Morning Prayer and Sermon. Duet-“lmve Divine” ....... Mn. F. H. ‘Pralnor, ‘Mr

2.30 P. lVL-Sunday Schnl and Bible Classes.

U! ‘uziiiiawflg

said. Soviet-French Union can save i peace, he declared. charging thci Reich leader has attempted to linei up Japan and Poland against the‘

L r1 BI wiiiiimsl

7.00 P. nil-Evening Prayeaand Sermon. Oirertory Authern-"Orown Him Lord OI All"

g All Services conducted by Von Archdeacon Savory, D. Rector or St. Paul's Church, Haitian a"

EVERYBODY WELCOME. REV. H. D. RAYMOND, M. A,

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‘ Benllugh Miller, " '0rganl|t-—A.Boyl(endall,LR.A.M4A.A.G.0.

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10.001; NL-Prayer Meeting. » 1L0!) A. Hr-Rlbub Worship. -- ~Tbe SacaamentotTheIns-dhlwperwillbe

Seruuzn-m-ffliiynfisrdea’!

The Sacrament or the lord's Supper. ’

.Solo-.-“Lamb od_God,'Thon That Takeat Awaythe

, _Wo1-'ld'a Guilt ............................. _, ilidisa Alloefloilirs

"God 8o Loved The World" .......... 2.30 llNlw-Sllndny School.

l

eastern irontler were drawn from

wardsbuilding up the French aamym- ~.- , .. .~

Sermon-Fliuiaiing Lives” Theneedtoreaisttheialeeclllodeenlhnda. Renliughlidllar AnthemF-To Deum ......... . Solo-“Man of Sorrowa"

Mralleigh Warren

Viaiiorsandfltlsduiis

poses, as originally demanded by .

must make a darling child or it. "mar ‘ " "

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MINISTElL-THE REV. A. C. VINCENT, D. D.

intod out. “I merely observe that-

Moanmo woasmr 11 o'clock

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Sermon-"MEN WHO

sarrrri.

SUNDAY SCHOOL L” P. M. Amyouhebinglreelpupflie finely inereaaadatieasj-

u» rssorura- manmsb arouses-leafs

Ocsne to-morrvw. Monday evening begins eoune, under The Rev. Alennder Gibaras. All sundsy school workers are cordially

EVENING WORSHIP ‘I (YUIDOK mflhem-"At Even Ere the Sm Was Set" Sermon-THE FIITH COMMANDMISNT Anthesn-“Avo Maria” ........

Sdsouhand Oh-arlottotownaroirrvledtoallacrvieel. Mrmddiilllottvdlwildirectthe music.

that German aviation is a Erwin!

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DIV. G. CARI-Ill WIBSTII — IDIBIIL TIDE‘. LOUIS D. THOIPSON-OIIIIH and Qaili

MORNING WORSHIP 11.00 s. Ill-Theme: “The Sheep and the Goats" .....‘|._. "Loni, For Thy ‘harder Mercia‘ 2.30 P. M-Sabbatb School and Bible (leases.

1.00 P. bL-Jrhsllner "Has Work of the March‘ Anthem-"Jesu, Saviour Pilot Mom-Scrunch:

"They that waltapen the bard mail [renew their strength" ha. 40:81.

Central Christian Church:

~ W. L. OUTIIOUBI. kAl-PASTOB Mrs. V. L. Dhgwelk-Organbt and (RIM! Dtreetan

onhlp-ILMLII.

or lead on newsh- imfl- °M"“m"

I m“; by the llouearebis, 1hr

Kelly ia complainant ; and “‘ muse-rs us. n. sis. l WI!!- 9

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- r "9 and extending bamkmin parallel lines s, tho sundae, as land formerly

- ‘ League "jliscusses Politics

Guardian's Special Wis) w , n. s, Nov. as. - Maritime university students meet-

league c! .

owned by Theopbiiaa Ileabriaey» _ lush aala co be under as dtaaetldm

and aubicea to the approval e! the sue can at Chancery. llaudlHaad'

ram." I FKIMUP" 00m slant: Solicitors glerlettaeowa, or to ‘the

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