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ETDWN GUARDIAN

Ireaiulvnt-\\'. Chula-v Il. alrLure. li.

Secretary-Llrut. Cal

Editor

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and Miinqglng U

\'iea-I'rulde|\¢-J., ll. Burnett

Asiiorluie Eilltoru-Frnnlc Wiillu-r and ID. K. Cuzrlr

,_ -_ _

84.50 ner your

llnrnlng llnilv (founded lltidt 5-$.00

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MONDAY, OCT

ilu ndvmic-r) m

nlled

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per :rar tin uilrnnc-ri delivered. In Canada nml United Mateo.

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Notes By__The Way I

Thx and of .the month may mean

- “\\°KI'"'°“~ U~ “~ °- pay day to some folk. but to the

lrrelor-J. Il. llurnrtt IC

hicago civic employees it will merely mean that the day when the monthly bills come in-with nothing to mee them. It must take s lot of civi:

Elia!

patriotism or an unusual brand of

20’ optimism to make Chicago civil

servant love his job in these days of

Omission

I, Rcgrettable

Frieiiils of Prince iflward Island--I

and tiicro are many iliicuciinut C

ada-ivill not; with icgrct the

| I

f.ll`t‘ I

'alll-

ixsion of any rei`c‘i'cii3? to this Pro-

vince ln a leiictliv

excellent ccliiorial Eli the M

treal Gazette 'ticziluic iiith

proved business conditions in

Marit~.ines_ The article ivm; ccczisi

ed by ri speech tlolii-.~i'eri by Premier

Baxter. of New Bi'uiis\\'if:l»:. at

Young Mciils C:i:i:idin,:l

treal. The Ga/ie'.ie niri»<c'» friendly

Club in Mon- _

ur id otlierivise

011-

iin- I

the on-_

the

and I

aticouragiiig i‘ci".‘i'c::cef' to New Bruiis- _

rick and

Prince Eii‘:.:;'fl I "til iiioiiuii i with :lic

whole Liza;

ical. For example ire reafif

Nova Scotia init none

"rovlnces a

“The needs of the !*.f;ii~itiii'.c Pro- I.

noi _'.iill:<i. any more

the niet" of *re o*'icr

vinces are than are

ln i. l .,.

ro\"ii cs: it i he __ .r ` :_ 1 c bi ' ii t mitte oi

minisirative enter-prise and econo- mic hctiei'mci‘.t_ Nova Scotia and

helrl up their of coiiipnrisoii _

other part of thc Do- I

New Zf».'i.iiisi_\icl; cn-‘.i heads in the lzfzhi with any minion."

Again. we are told that Premier

Ba>:t».r's e.cl<Ii'c.<s "\\_'a.~, a :'e.fl'.‘:tini~i

:ha tone

lcmiziztizg;

Nova Scotia." Furthermore:

' “Aggressive action is manifest e\‘e"_v line of eiitlcavoi' alike

of ticiicral

in Neil' Briiiisivick

New Br:l._»\.\icl». .ind Nova Scotizi

St,

Halifax are some of the

in~

ward popular coiifideiicc in future

optimism, too.

today. Port clevcloiiineiils at

John and

outward and visible signs of an

prcsp:=i'ity. General finds _iustiflcatioii through the co structivc provincial

vir.ces record a ment ir. the condition of th

l-Dads and each piovirice intends

ni of liighwtiys

the coiitiliued

to extend its sv~t in anticipation of growth of the tcurir in that part of the

traffic. whi country, as

Canada generally, has become such

Initizitive and

are likewise being showii

in common attempts to rbchlevc betterment in incliistry and agri-

8, Daylllg (`DllCCl'l`t.

` enterprise

culture.

“The Maritime Provinces are en-

in the fact that has been made

titled to take pride the advance that in rccent years towarcls a grca economic pi~o‘pei'ii.V 15 dU€~ In

main. to aelf-help."

Certainly there is

"constructive administration" in

little evid-:nc

actions of

ment prcierrccl to plough a lone row in tha zncuirr

claims setilciiiciit. in

matters

were being urged at Ottawa and result, ci' three i'crI.i's‘ cndn.i\'or in

direction ion and

iia= lie-rii

. . S

thc 'irtlcle professes to*

confiti-:tice prc-

adiiiiiilstratioiis of the

steady improve-

the

their unifying efforts and

the Saunders Lea Gofern-

merit towards "unifying" Maritime efforts and self-help. The Govern-I

fur-I

of our subsiriv'

play politics when

of unriiiine rll=ci'inillliii~l0H

toI

.»

5;.

CI- `

O »».

and

in in

governmeiits. Both pro-

elr

ch in

ter

e of

frenzied civic financing in Big Bill's

ment for our own people instead of

for foreigners, and their wages will

stores and Canadian farmers-.

By arraiigenient with the provinc-

es and municipalities, the Federal Go\'ernment has made sure that the

parliamentary iote of $20,000_000 se-

cured at the emergency session will

grow into an expenditure of some- thing like $l0O_00fl.000. The use ofi

main for pub‘ic works iiill acnieie a Inf a terrible industrial depression. If

great deal .ii tnc eaily iclief of un

IIlr0U.l:h0lli The l>l‘0Vil'iC&€. Ill the than now wlicn ive are in the trough : llfiller and carpets would otherwise __ ________<

(‘

there is every -indication that the ` _ _ ,l H

and materials, says the Vancouver,

courage, and it was fitting that lie

I whole and ol as a se,-les to exclude it would mean the pre-

of almost mlmlcal Stawsl each ml vention of the purchase by Russians tem upon its mm 'ood at me ex_ of Canadian agricultural macheuery.

I’ T Russia is buying Canadian faivn im-

peme’ If necessary' °f the "her plements, presumably. for the reason

‘State-5~ that she needs them in her pro

I The Lea G0\_emment,s muous "_ political disturbances in foreign ‘ countries.

Quurs

I - Bylaw

The British gommonwnlgh of As gmt °f us have I0 uw' I“d°°’5|’I'he speech was scheduled for 6.10

, l- a goo pa" of the ye" I °“°“ W°" i ni to 630 p ni and went tl'irougli‘

ln ml-ll* go to support Clmadlan Nations has iie\'er yet explored o del. as a people “E do Ot l ` l~ - - - ~ _ l

cven imagined the full possibilities of llwu ht to ul. lndo , El g“Ye more 0" &\)50IUIf€IY S4-`I`-CUUI9 fIl“'~‘~§

_ £5 0 ci e e t ink _ _ ,_ ,,

€°°“°mI° °°°°P"HII°“**"°°"°II°Ie“II about our food and see that thc air we “ere omrej me SI.) e'h not only for the service of the world l ln home olllce or factory ls ke U b\`0H-'iC85t» by the M57‘5Im°

_ , - - pt _ _ _

but for the raising of lhe Sfdnilfds warm, but that is about as far as we Telephone as releglaph co" tywughl of well being among its own menibcrs. g0_ Wh°5¢ °°‘II'I735y ‘md °°'°Pemt~°n II"

-F L- hh _-ned l mal; a l,,,_ ,_ Y _ was brought to this Province but lnelimea 'is aii-ii o Mi-V ‘_ Andlyct _it is thc ali vie ale were obliged to palm out that we illnmllz “M1 WIS €\‘€HI2 ¢l\.l-0-3»10l\- breathing indoors that practically bl t broadcast at that

If human vii* had chvsen an occasion governs our whole .life-physically, were una E 0

for makin' the work of the liiiperinl mentally and even morally.

_ lcoiiferencc profoundly sigiiificant it The bright sunlight is kept out by *_`__'iT___

IIII5 mom-" “'h°I`9 "mst needffd could not have chosen a better time curdtfiiiis, blinds, or shutters as wall

scoii begin to fnclc.

ive cannot look to the development of WIUCIUWS MC 110i 0l7C‘ll€fl \'Bl'V A ‘

_ - ‘ ~ rmcnti r s

_ fi-le Empire to help to lift Us out of l much during cool iveathcr becafse it e e

mplcyinent. Altogether, therefore. _ . _ .___

'may II`°“5h ‘ye ‘I0 mt k“°W “'h"I"? I0 does seem foohsh I'° be heatmg me iC.B. Pyliei' inthe WinniiieS Tribime) I

_ turn for immediate asss ancc on °I1ff'°01` HU- . A Brlmh paper l_elm,ts me my5tel.l_

triple emergency programme inaug- Rl B_ Bellllell’ Prlme Mllllslel. of What, happens? ous death at La cmlapalle d,Armen

_ . l . -

urated by the Government and pas- Canada, has shown the ivay toivardsl TIN? all' outdoors has the bene- heres of E Mlle Laura Mlllanque, I

sed by Parliament will achieve the this economic renaissance. fit' of the _sunls rays upon II" and aged 44. The report states that she

Issme of this outdoor air should be

end for whicli the Government de- “T , _ _ vias the angina] Mademgigeiie fmm , coming in all the time.

signed “_ mgoivtémgc rliuglignegzgiltlplortg;.l$;`i Further the outdoor air has more Armentcers, and says that in 1914 and

l______ ’. '. - - . 1915 sh be H l

. , . l;,lel.e_ Wlllcll atlmclcd thousands of I inoi._ture in ‘it than the indooi air. much 1;:;;s gy ;l_l;tIs: tyggnpg

Sfalesmansfllp De°ple_ 358 persons had to be takenl and this moist air Ls needed for the _

I comfort of the skin, nose, and throat-

---- t it i t 1 i n 1- _ ~

in I

_ I _ I , _ __ ess mos ure n an ur ng ' -

heroic attempt to line the Empire up ;If;’§dj5e°s;e5un;f C553 5;: 3-nf;l>;I;f;I; the “.m.m “walllel-I mld the hen; of The theory that she was the. in a cogent and uniform policy _of V' h _l NW; y tb’ Hut t the home soon dries out the moisture Mademoiselle of the famous songI Iallg protectloll for Brltlsll goods n‘;`i|lmu° l‘° "I" Im 'e S 5 3’ from the air in the room. You can does not fit the reported facts. TlieI

"‘ ‘“ Ithug sec the sense cf moistening the lady whose title has become known

, _ air ol' the home during the cool wherever English-speaking troops'

Province. h w ll tak l' 1 c as _ _ _ 1 , ._ . '

f tl er li t, fe iis pa; I lnlerest In the Brazlllan l.e\,Qlu|_l3n \vcath_i, by pans* of water or by the have gone owed her fame not to her:

one 0 Ie memos Igurés n ry' lis not coiifiiied to any one country USE Of me 5lJ€‘C1aI l‘¢€@DIH¢I€S that youth and beauty but to her age and Im statesmanship and “II thereby alone. Breat, Britain has huge hold- 11523 _biIu'“d $110 radial-°f5~ lack of sex appeal. The lines thatI (lim U16 W01`ShID Of that mi-Sty figure Lngs in the country. British capital “Q “I 0 ‘I-`I` I’°Im I5 that the iefcrred to her were, '

of Cobdeii that has for so long stood invested in Brazilian railroads and ‘mt ‘;I;°`“Il‘I be I;°I’I't"‘°yI“3' sI"°"I‘I “Mademoiselle from Armenteers

_ _ . , 0 ' ‘ I _

across the path Ol Brltlsh progress produce is estimated at a billion and “We rl;;h;I°§muI; ;f‘gtII;I‘eo1d rash- She hasnt been klsed for fifty and even of a sane British brother- 3' half dollars' The devewpmem °f _‘ ` yeam" ' ' hood I Brazilian railroads is largely due tbl I§)I;i1dfri‘;‘;III§;ie_;)‘ }_;?;;“?"I;y i‘;I§n‘]°; and it is quite certain that no young:

' BFIUSI1 ¢\1¢91°PfiS€, Bild Whilst BPI'-i£I1| _ ' , and beautiful woman in Armentiers

.. .» _ -» ._ an expensive wey of h atm, b t ' _ Yom f°°d “III cfm 3°" mme purchase oi such Brazilian products they do one big ming foflheghealgh would have gone unkissed in 1914 a.ndI

“HS Ulld0Ubt€dIy R EOOCI S1088" 101' as coffee, cocoa, sugar, rubber, cotton, in that drawing the an toward them 1915 except at her ovm earnest re-

free trade at a time when the Em- tobacco, 'arid the like, is reckoned ati and up the Chlmney they keep it quest. I Dire WHS 1103 DFOGUCIUS U16 f00d~ “wut “amy ’mlI‘°“ dollars per year" moving; no chance to stagnate. yvhemef there eye’ was such I* But now that the Empire is more the British 5°°d5 ex_I’°rI°d t° Bray” If the outside air can get i_nto the l“ad°m°I5°IIe B5 described I" the 5008. than capable of mutually prllducmg total a. hundred million dollars iii lmnle' office' or factory' can be l.leat_ will remain forever a riddle, the me food for me various paris of it- value' of me yea” we “““`I‘°I II" ed sreduallv. and then leave slowly @l1S“'@l' l=l1°WH wily $0 the mall who U the tm ls h is f“II'Iy held I"5 ¢I,'°“-nd' But Bmzuum and gradually by windows or even C0mD0S€d the fHm0l1-S Ver-Sc. HI-S Se ' ng an an” mn m IGYTIWYY I5 I9-1`S9l‘ Illia" that Of *IIN open fireplaces, a. greater measure identity will also probably be a per-I Hllfi Ml OUIWOH1 SI'lilJ\J0l@th- It WB-S United Sts.tes,al1d. with almost limit- of health will be enjoyed. petpal mystery for no claimant atI

time that there should arise a great less natural resources, the prospects of com-se where large crowds con- this dak could obtain anything like’

lgnmlre llgure with lmelllgellce and of wider trade exchanges attracted gregate the air becomes’not oiilyigenel-Ri cl-edit, _ ‘ XI

much money not only from GreatI too hot, but too moist and this af- ' The ol-lgln of the song' whlch `l.l,$:

should arise in canada with the pow_ Britain, but from many other coun-I fccts adversely. Orme known as ..Pa_l.lez_v0us,.. lg!

- trie, Bad air, or stale air reduces your lmothel, mystery It was not B pl.0_

er to demonstrate to the older minds deslre flll. mg,-llal of physlcal work duct of the law' war' but was known' at the heart of the Empire tliatif there The excuse given for the admission I The big Vthingl then for health is ln the Brillsh army' ,md other clrclesl

is to be an Empire, it must work as of Russian coal into Canada. was that ;;¢;I;llIilr;\1;;rWx:I€hbr;l§;50:rIytrI>;‘I;1§S Where more or less rlbald songs had ni one Brea n evclope of had air that surrounds

your body when the air is still.

I /£6 fn

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SCRIPFURE TO BE-\L‘TY

um; ,I

Sir:»-In order to correct. a wrong

impression which is bound to be giv-

“Notes By the Way." your issue of

speech, was not our station OFCY.

time as we are compelled to share,

(Continued on page Ui

' Mademoiselle F rom

the lines, and that since the war she

vogue, at least at the time of the South African War. The first line-- "An officer flue came over the Rhine". -might almi:; suggest a connectior with the N:-_volcanic wars. I

Some day someone may compile a

'ollectlon of the songs popular among

I i

-_ grnmme of agricultural development! - 31"" M BM ::;:‘;:.‘i..;i..'f‘;.°;r .si ‘°:‘.i..::: - dm

-- - e" ° ' ° ' D1/NIUI4 llr it gets past the censor, it wiii make

ii--ezy reading. it; wiii, iso, throw _sl

fruit igri/\i_<_i.g;i;i"vi‘i;-:'l_ `__ _ _ __=_____l__;.__ .____.______._____. __ -_-_.___ .. _ » __ __ ____-

_ 0

B Locat mioancasrinc. scaxmu. I 'ff' _ _'.=

any ____ ,:,_

‘ ' ‘ _I Q DEPARTMENT or TRADE AND COMMERCE

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nenncnmm, sss~ ~rrr --

i“l_’f

_ Tr..

;_ fr.-

`fJ-

if ;, OTTAWA. LANADA

en by your leading paragraph ~in .~,_. -.____._.__

I I

saturday me iam. 1 wish to say that ""“" , the local station in Charlottetown October 18th, 1930,

I which was broadcasting a program at

way we shall be providing employ- l0,m_ FRESH Am IS UF "SELF the some til-is as:r.e Prime Minlsier'¢

To Canadian Citizens, I Everywhere in Canada.

Do You Want More Bmnc/9 Factories?

What is a factory worth to Canada, that gives steady year-round employ. ment to five thousand hands?

It depends upon where 1`t’s Iota ted, daesn't it? If 1't's located in Canada, it’s worth a small fortune to us. But if it's located at our very borders, but still outside of Canada, it may be worth nothing at all to us. In any event, it is almost certain to be worth far less than the branch it might be persuaded to establish in Halifax, or Vancouver, or any pain; in between, even though that branch gave steady employment to only fifty hands! '

No matter where they locate in relation to where we reside, we’ro always' delighted to heat of branch factories being established in Canada, bo. cause of the employment they create for Canadian labour, tho market they provide for Canadian farmers and Canadian merchants, and the business activity they stin ulate in .countless ways and in countless quartets. _ f .

Thus far, in our efforts to promote their establishment within our borders, we have made use of but one lever-out tariff. For a time it proved to be a very effective lever. _ During the period preceding the war the harvest was considerable. But of recent years the annual crop of branch factories has been lean-quite disappoin tingly so when We reiiect that the justification for their' e_stabIi`shment should be greater than ever before, due to the fact that our annual imports of merchandise keep steadily i'n_c_reasi`ng. .

I.m’t there something that each of us as individuals might do to help get the movement in full swing again? Suppose we steadfastly refused to buy merchandise that we I new to have been imported, wouIdri’f that cause a lot of these outside manufacturers to reconsider their plans?

Not long since, the manufacturer of an imported product, the annual sale of which in Canada tuna into millions of dollars, boasted that no .action this country might take would ever force him to establish a branch factory here. When he said that he was, of course, thinking only of o_n_e kind of action-tarii action! And feeling secure in the advan rage of a low manufacturing cost obtained through mass produc- tion, he probably had some justification for believing that his hand could not be forced.

But he overlooked one very important point. And that is that while Canadians have always shown themselves a very tolerant people in their attitude towards imported merchandise, they are quick to resent unfair- .ness of any kind when practised against themselves.

Now that particular manufacturer buys no materials from Canada. The workmen he employs buy .nothing that has been produced in Canada. From the operation of his huge industry the people of this country derive no profit wha tsoevet. Why then should they continue to buy his product when there are available to them at equal prices products of the same kind, "and of just is good if not better quality, that have been made in Canada?

Not only that particular manufacturer, but scores of "others, could be forced to open up branch factories in this country under pain of losing their entire Canadian business, if _each and every'-one of us, before completing a single purchase, were first to make absolutely sure that the article had been produced in Canada!

' Very sincerely yours,

Minister of Trade and Commerce.

-1

" wh this bi din' w i- is ove

the Irish Fiisillers.

the

this

to create slisgoic-

niisiincicrst:inrl;n1: bc'.i\'ecii

as rind ciir _sister M.=i';iiliir‘ Pi'o\'inccs.

Neverilicl:r~.', ue can ol`I.'-' l€l'§Y€I-

omission b_\' tlic- Gazette of the that i\1.= f‘:‘u"iiic<I

the l\\la:'ltiiii:-1 and

»44,‘.;\,i,. ; 3 r_\i';7.;iizat‘.oii:; and

, the

fact

also is a part of

that iliroiich its

the

initiative and cnicrpris; of itf citizens

lt has tfikr-"_ zi ruin"

maligf liner, of a'_';‘.cllitiirr~ and

stock piocliiciiciii in ri.-cent _v-2:ii's,

to speak of the

that are

lioticeatic lead in

li\'c-

not

iicv: onportuiiities

opening for the tlcvclcpmcnt

of the toiiid..-t traffic by thc construc-

tim J the new car lcir_v steamer the Canadian Nzitioiial Hotel.

and

I The Prnnf of the I’11ddi`rry

ysigris acciiiiiiiintc that the

hett G-:iverriincnt pfilicirs are b

ning to h:\'_'e it i~_~iicF.:ial e throughout the ceuniigv. A Toi'

cxchanse comnievits Increase in new.=gmpq:‘ acIvcrt‘siiig dicating

ure. The hir!-er

dumping legislation iinsscd :it

emergei-cy rcs*-icii of i':v'iiani'Iiit already producing

factories

‘that have horn iiiiiniiizr on part are taking on more haiifis. S

more rrtiilriciirn in the

‘i iarifl' and

:manufacturers arc plants to take advantage oi’ the 'mestic market in which they

Ihave nclcqiiate protection. The minicn is thus working toward lconditicn in which we shall send

mo'nf;' nbrazid for things which

lu'c rt home without

Ben-

c ‘n-

extendliig their

gl ffcct

onto

mi ilic noticeable

_ in-I

SP9

results Closed

are rccpeniiig. Indiistries

time

01118

do- now

D0-a s a lessI we

in-

Ifenllned- The QIIOWIIUU bl’ The their ends. Individuals of all ages }3 ~ l , _down from former wars but man ` ‘

€CHU<€ ie sought the fi ld no y o: the usic halls while the latter"'Ser eant Solomon Isaacstein, ta-ra-

Guarrlian' of statements recently and all generation have known it-I scythc liadimowed, ' ,here c`l1ll90S2d on the field and were m ‘ ` I g

I ,_ I ._,.,, l- th I were the product of the men in the, ra

pucliatieii of its solemn obligation to .___

I enforce the Prohibition Act is equal-»

» d l is G ri st. L.u=i for

I M- by ..J:’.:;‘.1;;';; .. .i.;:,;_:l. _ __...;..,...~ _ _

` ` - rid the wilcl hill that underlay

Becaiitc he craved the wisdom oi'

light on the the character of men of IW” “SI” and mried' in en ee I H r' the Engll5h_spe3klng armies that wml The songs might be divided roughly Ioh, how happy I shall be, _

help pnsterlty to form I true notion of I into two classes-the sentimental and land ,Ile ln l,.mnCe_ ‘the grlmly liuriorous. The former 1' When the war is ever, we shall

ihat any such repudiation was at- lllllngs to be seen along llllem and MI the sky_ I som? Ol, the songs .were handed were, for the most part, composed and have some jam."

I ' written by profess‘onal song-makers' and the purely rollicking,

made by Premier Lea and AI‘I'°me'y have felt It dragging. them from the- And th” dark was when nm.” “MJD e trenchey one of the field. It was characteristic of the I He was the Pride ofthe firing line.

C. 'b ll’ l d -th beaten tracks to-trans that lead into but eagles cry; carl est, sung to a well-knowri hymn . » _ _ _ .eneral Camp e coup e wi a uncharted regions. some never l_e_I Because me rigid mor and wan tune' wld cheerfully of the admnce soldier that while he could enjoy the Iitol, yoi, yoi, lets give three hearty

‘~-=ti t f 1 i t 'Ke tue heer

I few of the many corltraciictory state- tum some do' in rags woken, “m_n| and door on and ntreat from Mons It bqgm lscn men o, or nslarlce. ' e p ' c s,

Iments made h" the Liberal organ , ` _ .,~ I Stl _ .. ' |Home Fires B__urning." if it was put- For the only yiddisher Scotchmari in

~' veary_ with stones of monsters and fled his heart and overthrew When the Allies marched against _ _ I

'h h lt

,and board

, , . _ une I I. ci .,

Mr. Bennett, only a feii weeks agp ‘ their qunenm;g(;' m "I hut muvel-ll,._

**-‘-"-'-'- -'-" ~-lm. ll. _d fl _Y And the lreiicli they had their

Edltorml Note’ persuaded tm people of Canada' 'O And barred the wicket where the M_" (me name °f the Dime when

during the election of 1927, is refer- cl-ll tllll-lgs erm-,un¢el~ed and with lis breath, ` the Aii¢yl-nan_=_ I“I'° TII-5 m¢`“tI'I~ “ en _€ “'55 WT -U8 l red to in Saturdays Patriot as being scars to prove their adventures. A Df`I`II'?d the II°l°l'l`If" CUP he IhIl‘5f9d'UD at M0115- “D Bt M0115-" for himself 'he 'shunned sentiment*

I "the acme of impucieiice." -Our con- few i-etum Lnfinc raiment. enriched* , for and went on in the second verse to .and mured [mth his sm" in Hoh' on

lCml,Ol.al.y-S ldeas ol edllorlal court, with wondrous tales of good things Amin :eff I`§“'In C3k@5_ HS SUSIE HS describe the reception.

_ found and with evidence that bears ‘I5 y Ea I5 "T'hei1 the shrapnel filled th bal 'fu ti ith i - ~ _ ~ ° my

esy Iire ei! eln ylonli par w 1 Ellhem out. Thus do the tel_l_m_s and' Because no man might bind h.1n to all., (mm on 0 me In y ‘gmce O treasures of the unknown become N “Wy T'-’°' ll With a coal box here and a coal box readers. evldem' I o v__n.an tame im to ii bed lllere

Oh, Its a Lovely War," or in that'

other classic which is now the regi- mental march of the Princess Pats. “Have You Seen the Colonel, I Know Where He Is.” ' ' i `

Other classics of this type, sung

boistercusly to hymn tunes ivcrc,

An example of the liumorousll

pathetic was the famous, "I Wai-its Go Home: wiiiie it boisterous nostal- gia was the theme of the catch! “Carry Me Back to Blighty.“ Otliei examples could bemultiplied almosi indefinitely and the collection, if it il ever compiled, will bea larse °“' Someone ought to make it. as! record for posterity of something thw ought not to be forgotten.

For the Man W'/to Cannot Smoke

At Work

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Imperial Conference to Ottawa for

We should not like to suggest. says

endorse his tariff ideas. If he can. geeds were stored the French met “th mlsfmune ls

"Mit Bennett." says the Toronto persuade the-British Government and Well old books tell ,ww proud iinfoi-tunately‘forgotten.>

Globe “apparently forgot that glass U10 DEUDIC Of the vhlué Of EmDI*9` mlm wl5llul_e_\_ed' The song repertoire of the troops'

i ..._._~_ l has to be handled wlth Cm-e_~ Per, D\`€f91`9nC9 and can bring UV? IWXI Hlwc lived for Beauty' and for -»------»-------

I Beauty died

I haps the glass vendors did. but Cer' the final acceptance of the plan. he _émlmm You _ iriinly Mr. Bennett did not. The event Wlll have wrllllen hls name ln lame ng

I proves that tliore who counted on his leitel-5 on the page of Emplre l.llsl0,.y_ _ “To live as gently as I can, forgetfulness reckoned without their ‘ ---

I To be. no matter where, it man, To take what comes, of good or ill,

ii i, ' - » as an exchange, that it Ls anything more And mug °° fam* “nd h°“°I' mu?

mb] ' lthan an interesting coincidence but ` T° d° my best and 1°* that 9935'

all-ll.; The C°"“dI‘1I”I 5“33°5tI°" M th’ th fact "_ al that . the résenl The record of my brain and hand:

, e m ns p

thcI Impmal Conference th" _ A radio exceptional Fall follows thi- advent of And then' sh°“ld fam" °°m° °° ‘mi

i station powerful enough to broadcast , ~. Sm] WWI( and I‘l0D€ f0l’ VI0¢0l’Y-"

to all the Dominions and Colonies in __ -_--_---~ '

a Oonseri ahve Government. I

me Empire should be erected in Bri- with a issuer regard for the so- III;';;;“IM;‘;I‘;‘;,”I°‘; ‘;'m‘;I‘m;’;’I:n°”i;°

viet the official Labor journal ex

tain was a timely oiie. A little less - - ~ ‘_ ,_ ,, I nl that n mia] H si nes tensivc terrorism against hoarders

Amermn III" and " Im” I'“°I`° D ns 0 po C 0 en ve with forced sales of Russian wheat

behind Russian wheat dumping. But,

British propaganda would be weloom- lt dm not tell M Sade" th “_ th abroad. This despite the fact that

I °‘I~ bcuz thu mme wi-.i ui ui t ` I _* :hrmed by the uyilxlure of it; Fiyel of this “me wheat' Huw” ‘wma

United Status Ambassador Dawes,

I' 8 U

Year Plan, by which the Stalin.

in own people are starving for lack

no parallel to such cold-blooded

speaking in Belfast. said that ameri- ,eglme mm” pledged ,O Mhleve ln_ zrlevllry. the sole oblect of which is n

defperate effort to avert political

~idit. iS th-Iishd- "~ -

can pies ei s o co c r es ldiEMwr to me fat Commun” who

cent were Jefferson, Madison, Mon- roe Jackson, Polk, Taylor, Buchan-

but for the provision of the consti- tution that presidents must be born

hold Russia in their grip. T! the Five Year Plan fails all the same. it

an. Johnson. Grant, Hayes. Arthur. in the United States the lint wouldImay at ml mem mmm. lol. lm

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I Shopping Days To Christmas

In other words there are I7 days

before that 'Day of Giving"-

the who shoppers will start mak- ing the rounds of THE METRO- POLITAN STORE -NOW. in order to escape the customary crush of that busy leuou. Theli. take into consideration another advantage. at this lealon. The Metropolitan Store hu 0 stock on hand which has not been _gone over by eagerthrolili- and that which is bolt. purchased by gift seekers. _

START YOUR CHRISTMAS lHOI’l’l`NB 'NOW AT TBI

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