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_business of his own ritory A11 the of a nations that
:aging of.:a v.-� --_. .._ ..r__ r ,.._ .,_ ... -. .�,.� rv_�.
presuming .to undertake the man had :pledged themselves' to corrin.
aging of the affairs of .this coun- 'to 'the, rescue of a` victim of ,ark.
try, at this time, when only the, gression' : never „made a move:
most: capable and honest direction ' Here in" Canada '..we sold.'Japan..
can prevent a 'disaster of the anything she wanted :if she had
greatest`:;magnitude, the money, to':pay for it and even,
It Will. take : years of the most credit when we knew
careful. and intelligent .manage that they :were going `to use it
more favorable, con to. kill and' mangle Chinese wu
Ment under We bought:
ditions- than -we --have evermen and: children:
. had :in
Canada' if we survive; and main- anything .Japan 'had to sell,' that
tain our credit. Any talk of soc- .sve .. wanted, China' invorded. `
ialization or :communism' 'should .pathetically that the other nations
give any one who:. has ever stud- live .up' to ; their pledges, but was
-ied history chills acid fever'. Does ignored: Mussolini :saw. how well
any one• in :;Canada :want to go Japan- got ,away with it; .and-'-no-
through the•- experiences -of: -the 'thing (lone, so he'saw his chance
•
French revolution, or the Russian" and if"'ever: there .was an •'un ,
revolution? This fate is inevitable provoked 'aggression it was when'
- per=with -Italy.: invaded Ethiopia..`P-igain. the
"if -c{nce we -"star t�to -tam
title .to. property., Any form: "of Lthiopians;appealed, toAhe other
overnment 'that can 'dispossess, memb'e'rs of the . League to 'no
g.
bod cart- _ -avails-hey=--soldllllia ol;ini ny.-
.any'...... Y .... dis`i3s-se-ss-=•-acv-erg �-, .—� es
-body, and--,wilk_be.compelled to' thing' • •,he',04-1-al- use to°butcher,
do'so• under:the conditions whicli these ---poor people ihe-atro-i ie
must, 'and will :velop:'Alt these were sornething' unparalleied• by
othei. ,attempts "coli menced, with the Germans.
the greatest ^professions of desire, Great B itain' was' the only one •
to, belt) :°the Underprivileged' ,and. 'that :seemed to':`: be .ashrmed .. of
ended ' by making all but a few their.breach of faith, and tried to'.
of, the ruthless monsters at '. the rally some, support to come_,to
head, : the. underprivileged. And their. rescue. But ,as. t• remember
what. these :agitators fail to :take. ::it. not. gone. would' lift . a • finger,
into Consideration;' is, that the Canada .included. Anthony Eden _'
very. disposition:. which -makes
'resigned., as foreign secret�rry an
them' agitators.- and getaway with 'protest against this-...brcach,.;of •
,it in this form sof ;government faith,'' telling .his govefriinent they
will lathein behind the barbed` '.would regret it If;,theaLeague had .•..
wire rornd" before a firing` squad tn' acted: against ,Japan as:'ncc y w'gCe':
the for.ni of government hey :ad'= `obligated to do, .Mussolini -would
he
vocate.' have.` thought twice before;:.
' Socialisrh• of any, form"must and "r'ould`-"have""atternrited-his vee-;."
lure' and..''if • they had acted : '
whose slelhtest whimle s Jawas di , am against Mussolini with vit;ac'; a3
g they were- pledged to, do,• su`relY
any one who would object to the it is a safe'assertion thot iiitler
restrictions ^placed upon; them. it would ;never have been hcrird.ot:
our 'present :of government,
Cornmon•deeenc Should have
-»vould certai.rily,:find aA°great .:cal
rrM- the na:::: to by �r��d pr'e
"to ob tty t n as Pd2itattrrsh-ip;_, Be = -
ould fol•: 'vent these atrocities, iter Say' :no
fore the• chaos.. which , w thing ;of their .pledged' 'wor d,to dog •'
low any attempt to.establish any 'it. Not a nation signing that pent•
forrri'-'of dictPtorahip, thousands,
r if they make it will �lio r •,t9 'to
yes millions, will die .of violence • pledged it at10 1'. • now;
in., the attempt to establish: any their
other'' £ori-: of 'government It ways
''any more than. they diol .then,
g Canada: included. The. 1�r'oltle:of,
true in ,the Fire ch' re�volution and
'� � . � Canada would never sanclinn an•
in the, •Russian . revolution,o and it other war .ta 'come to thrt t escue
will:be .equally true in4Canada'if .o'f a forei' n race'unless thcy..we.e
vve eve.t�:attean t.it�.B.ut:the-•rna'� U- g
p Jo .:... •n...the.r)r��.put�1
political parties, ai a playing into otrp'elled'_"to drl-so -r ,: ip:''ttii1
•ntrest.�We would not for
the hands of ,this • rabble crowd
b• .� war unless`we saw plarrriy, that:
y : •making these trop make: oar
promises.akingen.t e fail to matte,; tlie'eonflagration:was colmrag
,. way •apo • we' had '•better" top.. !�.
good; then ese •unscru ulous The,
p on the; other man s pr opc,i t•r ,
agitators will • clamor for an: op- J.S: would nev?:r have r ritered
portunity,•,and..the people will be
more in the' mood' to listen; since
the others parties have not• been
,able to deliver what they prorY'i-
ised, Whether • We `prepare. 'for.' : it
or trot, •we will have, to meet the
greatest:• depression which we
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THTlRSDAX',, JUNE 28th,:
WEDDING • SELLS •
WARD—ANDREW
•
Baskets of white , apple. ' 'blos-
soms formedan . effective setting
for the wedding in Metropolitan
lrircl 'T'uesda-yi, of MiSS7Inez
..
Elizabeth (Bette) -Andrew,- only
. _- Y
'daughter- of `'Mrs. J. F. 'Andrew,
Saskatchewan drive, and the .late
Hili: Anclr>?w, of -Edmonton, an
;brrde is , a granddaughter _,An __r ; of • iV�r
s-
.
w�of� io_Yi.
e
•The' bridegroom, a .son ' o i
:and .Mrs. W. E. Ward," 'of West
" 'r •
Suminerland,' BC,, .. e centlY re •
;turnedafter "three
.. to' Canada , .
" i'e:tri India with 'the
• •Years •ser�V c
Rev..RMcElroy Thomp
the • cereint
,aonperformed,_� .nY
`n'marria e b
• Given i g Y her uncle,
Mr: D. A, Andrew,, of Calgary, the-
bride
hebride Worea slipper length gown'
of chalk .white: ,crepe' fashioned
on, princess. lines. The bodice was
• made with a . squared neckline
and elbow -length ' Sleeves. Her
illusion, athere
veil, of bridal"n + g f
to a coronet of orange'' blossoms;
followed the ` lines : of her gown.
elbow -length white lace
She wore
-.mitts ,. . _ ,. u ue
:.:_..:mitt .:and-.ca5rried,artc �ari>sibo9_...,t.:
S
of pale pink- roses
brother, was, best man. , Ushers
were Mr. John Andr''ew, . .also a
brother of the 'bride, and Mr.
Hugh: Campbell,
•While the Wedding party sign,.-
ed
ign-ed . the register,; Miss Ruth Cul-
lerne,--.soxanor sa "0----perfect-
Love. ,,
n rece 'tion'• -to-more
A wed�dl. g p - ,
than 6.0. '.guests was ,held later.
the�Sa�ltatcta�evrari�dr-�-hozne-
1..,
Wit: .,k+�:k.�n�ul t�, ''� "°_'"
«r*n a
7"
in. I0
s !'• frog. e`�m'ih• a daytime -die s o
NEXT YEAR BEFORE
ANNNOUOAN "CAME READ
The new Angliean'ehurch canip
on Lake Huron. between Bayfield,
and .St. Joseph will, nett be ready.
: for-accuapancy thia..tear, ..alccord
trig , to.. a statement 15rRev:.1-ohn
_.- . , .:,00:dstock ..
H, Geoghegan of• W .: , � ,,,
chairman of the camp 'ocsm nittee:-�
I the intention of the camp
;Its r.
corinuittee to', k averthe-early--ester'
a ad,
r o 17
• all hate- straw : «Plans _fare underway ), for the
:btu 1 ne a small_ ... _. .. - -- ..._.. - _.. , .-------
_ _� 1Ni_and.li;v-
-. di o
a
sailor: ha%� and,, a oo�sage- of pink .:.r 'sufficiently. _ .
ing:, quarters sufficiently, large''- to
roses;. me
:• `accomodate lot only; simmer
his. bride ut':also the cler' y •and;
• The, oun officer -•and .. campers,.. b . _ .•. g , .:
y. g.
left` later.to spend �tleir`honey- their. families• of the .Diocese of.
moon atCalgary. and Banff. They, Hun", • ••
- :.; - .. • •
illbe away forw;weeks.: . .,oIt s estimated
stimated b
t
Fortraveling, theb idew,cmm.ittee that` 18,009
ewi:nccal
umbd
pe
sherbet pink wool • tailoredcos spent•,.onthe:118-acreY te
ing buildings 'Thecampwillb
e
tunie and coffee brown accessor-built to accomodate -
•:200,, and the
ies.: .: buildings will be -Constructed so
Out-of-town.' •guests were •Mi; that' they can be "usedalmost' all
and :Mrs; D: A; Andrew of Cal- the • year round.:
pry; r: thebride's aunt.' and uncle. This summer the diocesan vamp
will be held at'=;the 'Presbyterian•
' .• by mii at Kintail during -
• 11 • . .Whatever :becaixi:e ua Churc , ,-ca
those, old-fashioned + galswho the month of August.
fainted ,when a boy' kissed them
Dolly,"Whatever' became of the,
o who -could
.old-fashioned.., 'b_ Ya :.... ...:.... ......
make 'em faint?"
.:Miss. Janet Fisher, the bride's
• was • •dressed in
_only
Y
•. •Letters To Thi EdItOr
Dear Editor: ,
Now that the elections are:over
:we can assess- the efforts,, and
"Speculate -as -to . the L74. uteoile~--l'-
-specula
,think one, of the, most remarkable
ie;
-
ut tI
ects
-- s --ab
•axid�dtsturbirrg. a _P .. • ....: .
whole business has been that
a
m,ong,,,Wthe three .mayor parties
Lr.�
:clamoringfor sup ctrl, nat� a voice
a
sr:-
b.ey.t,.. h
setO
f
aitri
P4.e.riilol;. d:h .aT4
v1
.condilTolswhich w :he.xe.•
rK
4 .
_.
is"no``uuse d sg _ .g ,
•the :, whole world is b,ankrupt,.
g
iud ecl•by any prewarrstandards.
The fixed' charges : which. we in
danada will ..have to. meet could
never have been met in the most
prosperous, year 'in, • oul- • history T
essar , would b
Tle ,taxation .:.hec , � Y, .. � �, ,
confiscationof _property. Any. man'
can take k stub Of a pencil and
never have. "to sharpen it again
tofigure that out if he knows any
thing about. arithmetic. Yet eveioy
political'' party.' vied with , their
opponents in promising' the 'Most,
unusual; and unnecessary expen-
ditures of •government•money and
with the other hand reduce taxes..
The only . way in ' which these
promises; could possibly::.be ful
It' li-
' to 'abolish.--theYmu i
cation table .
TO DERTERMINE IF FARMERS
'WANT • ARMY' TRUCKS -4
have ever • experienced, This
inevitable Qur leaders should b'
counselling preparation for,.it and
cautioning against the belief. that
it cad be averted: "After thea orgi,s
-wofiextravagance',
xhtravue agtoancx:p.,anl.wantt
he
evitable, e, Xt4ri
-reaction. When'the, 'ov,
-er-nment-spendsirnoneyithe-pco p E:
y��� q� 1' lkcf'lf Ue moo• 3
ha^v. t ta.
i
' P4 , Sv1' 't Y IUFtai `)_ opt;
to ihink:oth;ervvise .`_
about' has re ' We' have the C,CF. party,'that
9 People: should not kick The:Onta'rio Federation,
nin Think what our T ora,' I feel confident 'was.:composed of
o 'Co
_ _._ , .,;_ � . _._._liquor, .trait_ __g "i -... .; � . _ - vested-the:-Vfiar_Assetsy _ _ _ .P_, - - -- -
,: on rin.- will have to'.'do: when they • a rabble ofTirrespohsibie"candi-
dels:''li um blue crepe cu>x o p boy$ tion. to make , available to agricul-.cyclo
• in et !over to. Japan 'to get` a Nip• dates that,yas''-•the actual d . p
cess. > totes. She wore matching g lure, used military. trucks.. This
e 'hate
_ ,e oyes a in a on ° an with . : g .,: '. ; , . - • .Joh..... How, ar,. yo:u. _go getting _ has : •;cexi . • - e- ,__ the means no matter 'how
'� I the co ments showed would not hesitate
b I d' a tin Juliet cap d ith
}i,- 1 'and Y tt' d
b. I
I
to use any
shoulder' length' veil and
h-
et of` flow-
' carried a spring bou. uq
ers r
tit 3
long .while' your wife is away? •.
• Jim:: `Fine. `I've reached, : the
.' .I . can. puton
height of �efficericy p
he .„
g
I ,
• it tri inter -end,
Sit
,
COMMENCING
a1
E LUCKNOW BRANCH J(
3
BANK OF MONTREA
TREA;.
ilI:ClOse;.Eac
d'CLOCK:POOI
�aturda
ffice Scour s .
Freda 1
M' • ;oeda :To Y..
ma
Saturday 9.30a..to12fNao
operation •of the ,W., A. Corpora-
• avail-
able
avai
tion: trucks b are soon to i
able' for Huron' County..:
�}llii� teGQ�e�:
a.w �
eration o ascertain: the..number
of;.,:trucks: required. TO 'facilitate
this the W.A. Corporation is 'pre-
paring a pamphlet. showii* the
type of '.trucks available,.. with
specifications: ,Included':" in the
• pamphlet is a. blank form ' upon
which :the far'mer'can indicate the
type of truck he requires: and re
turn -the ;blank tO,the County sec
retary In this way it will be pos-
to: :determine the:" number
required in each part of 'the pro-
vince.: These''pamphlets Will soon
-be available.:' These -are prelimin7
airy plans to secure trucks.•Prices
and --plans to simplify distribution
of the trucks will be announced
• later.
he_t.ea_cher had asked the class
ss
"Our S -
to -write=aniessayn, o ,,. g.
'' -Young Jimmy-was=the first to fin--
. ish. His': effort read:: "Our Dog.
We haven't got one
udloe ....ossliieo '-
,
'a 'More futile :demonstration thczrt'
the farce : going Joh dust.'now ,at:
San Francisco? Alt this .:Pother
and wastage ofgood' paper :to say :,
nothing ;of ;the time of those tak
<1
.'
• .:3u el '`the .; ex erienc • .of 'the
League.. of ',Nations. _.should '.be..a.
lesson :What caused the failure.
of the League'of Nations? Surely
any. one should': know that,: and,
yet it is:. completely ;ignored, in
this, new' attempt. What ;is .needed
first of all' before any 'pact', is.•
made, is :a good old-fashioned
' vivali to"first•, get the nations with'.
honorenough. to keep,•a' pact;;`„
once they make it;:' whichl not one '
single :, nation ;which signed tie
atio a'." acthad'-=::..--
;IJeagu�:::of, Na_ n p Ii
they • had had, we would 'never,
have had .this last; war ' in. my
humble o inion,; They all : si ned
Opinion, �
a-, pact,:mit -to'-become an--agr-es•-
sor, • and to take action againit
'any nation: that . did become ' an
aggressor; yet"Japanviolated ,.. lie•
e or` unfair, to try -'and :• at-' ":pledge . and- invaded �,ltiria cyr iii; -„
untrue. • ,•� . •,
taro their ends, these men who' :•out any provocation but what any
laim if ;they t the
cane e e
for• • the .• Most ' pant no:: practicall, nationy .g
.444
fi• .
0410 •
The -list. tit. .the right
speaks for itself.
It sliows'-what=has to :be;
done just to, catch, up + '
, with, work which war has obliged us '- to
We
need every one ',of :. the ad tional.
• : Y ... . .• '
workers who, have joined us since war;
• hegan."'bVe,are eager .to welcom hack every
$ell• etnployee`,now away at .war. Ontop
of . that, we will: need to''. enlist still more
w.orl ers to' help us: handle 'this post-war
It's the biotest'we` ever faced!.
ON 1cZ've wr'�rr-rice..'
Of:afforq 4iissgs:* aUo2's"'
alit
means
OPLEAT
WORK
Pilling nearly 70,000., deferred
for -•telephone seiyice.. P fa• vr appl f tele.'
phones •to 'dial Conversion oF tele.
• Lain operation; in many centred:
Laying •mote ,underground long distance
Fable. • Extending and -i
rural areas. • p?proving servile" in .'
8eplac ng '.veteran" installs..
tions with modern equipment.. • Building ,;p
' esse•
ntial' ,reserves of •telephone ,plant,
• AETERFINA4 VICTORY,
WE'LL ST lig
,. Ai,_. .
the War. unless they' hid :been ...
kicked in the pants by'4i1f)rrt,' Let
us be *realistic about thew"• things
both at horie'apd abt'oad
W Tines k?a{i'i•son,`