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Who Wants War?

The statement has been made so frequently, and with such vigor that
it Is the capitalist cfhss of the world which has been responsible for war be-
tween nations, that many people have become convinced of its truth, And It
is probably true that some of the wars of the past have been the direct result
of greedy men seeking to further their own selfish ends, To what extent
capitalists have been responsible for past’ wars it would be difficult to say,
but, with the experience of the last Great War, and the disastrous effects on
industry and worl: commerce which resulted, both during the continuance of
the conflict and in the years that have followed, it is safe to say that Capital
has learned its lesson, and today the whole influence of the financial and in-
dustrial world is thrown into the scale in favor of continuing Peace.

A strang> picture is, however, presented by the one country in which
those who are loudest in their outcry against the capitalist class are In full
control, namely, Russia. In no other country is Capital so strongly denounced
as in Soviet Russia, The Soviet leaders regard Capital as the source of sil the
world's difficulties and sorrows. At its door they lay the major crimes ofthe
world. The revolution under Lenine and Trotsky had for its object, not the
overthrow of the Czarist Government, for it had already fallen, but the over-
throw and complete destruction of Capital, and in their campaign against the
enpitalist system they held it to be responsible for war and the sufferings and
losses which war always entails. 7

Today, however, under the leedership of the Soviet, Russia is the most
Militaristic country in the world—the one chief place of danger to the
peace of the world. Recently a first-hand picture of the military
spirit of Russia was given by one who is friendly to the professed ideals of the
Soviet, Mr. Williat: Wellock, Socialist MP. for the Stourbridge Division of
Worcestshire, England, in the British Parliament. He makes some interest-
ing disclosures in a recent article or “Soviet Russia of Today,” which appear-
ed in a recent issue of the “Socialist Review.” There he admits tliat the
Soviet dictatorship “possesses, even boasts of, a most efficient Secret Service,
and is responsible for creating a military spirit that gives one food for re-
flection.”

Moreover, he says, “Girls as well as boys are learning to handle rifles,
and girls’ corps for this purpose are being formed in those otherwise excellent
institutions, workers’ or trade union clubs. Indeed, except during the World
War, I have never*seen such military enthusiasm as I witnessed in Russia
during my recent visit.” Mr. Weilock mentions a military demonstration hy
half a million young people of the International Youth Moyement, and obh-

serves: “If after the enthusiasm and determination I then witnessed, Russia Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, and soon Ij of it, and therefore was able to have

is ever attacked I pity the army that comes out against her, for no capitalist
government in the whole world can put an army into the field with a modi
cum of the enthusiasm possessed by Young Russia. It was very significant.

Thus, while professing peace at Geneva, and submitting proporals that | this happened and I have had no re-| spring wheat, now that Russia 1s out

ali the nations of the world totally disarm, the Soviet leaders are engaged
in the task of exciting military cnthusiasm throughout the length and breadth
of Russia, and training the youth of the land, girls as well as boys, for war.

In the face of such duplicity, and with full knowledge of what Russia
is attempting in China, and, in fact, in all countries where a feeling of
unrest prevails, how can the other nations of the world scrap all their arma-
ments, as many, if not most of them, would like to do so? Russia Is, in actual
fact, the greatest stumbling block to world disarmament, and, notwithstand-
ing all the pious protestations of the Soviet leaders, constitutes the outstand-

ing threat against future peace among the nations.

Delay In Delivery

Postal Note Issued In 1910 Cashed| New Zealanders Serve It Seyen Times
After 18 Years Every Day .
After a trip to Bukowina and sev-} In New Zealand they drink tea
eral other points in the Balkans and) seven times a day, according to one
long rests at Ottawa, New York, and| of the Canadian Exchange teachers,
other likely points, a postal note for| Miss Luella Derbecker, of Kitchener,
$27, issued at Cranbrook in 1810, was, Ont. Miss Derbecker stated that al-
recently cashed at Creston Post Of-| though there were no furnaces in the
fice by the owner, Frank Kenik, now} houses, the practice of tea-drinking
employed locally, though the note was | served to counteract the chill of the
sent him 18 years ago by his brother,| rainy season during July and August.
John, At the saving account rate of) Tea before breakfast, tea at break-
interest the holder of the long over-| fast, morning tea at half past ten, tea
due note is out over $20. for lunch, afternoon tea, tea for din-
——— ner, and tea for supper was the un-
Payments For Beets varying procedure. Even the schools,
Cheques amounting to over $18,000) shops and offices served tea at 10.30
have been distributed among beet] in the morning she said.
growers of Southern Alberta by the =
Canadian Sugar Factories Limitea.

A shark's egg is unprotected with

This represents an additionai paymene| shell, but the contents are protected

of 50 cents a ton for 1927 beew,|by a thick, leathery covering almost

bringing the total amount paid for) as elastic as rubber.

last year’s deliveries up to $7 per ton.
a Women are always included when

speaking of mankind, for man em-

braces woman.

Magistrate: “Did you have an as-
sistant in this robbery?”

Prisoner: “No. I ‘ad one once, but
I ‘ad to dismiss 'im—'e was dishon-
est!”

‘The city of Strasbourg is the cap!-
tal of the province of Alsace,

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INDIGESTION.

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indigestion usu
The stomach ne are oyer-stimu- in fiye minutes, Then you will always
lated. Too much acid makes the stom- know what to do. Crude and harmful}
ach and intestines sour methods will never appeal to you. Go

Alicali kills acid instantly. The best prove this for your own sake. It may}
form 1s Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia, be- save a great many disagreeable hours,
cause one miless, tastel Be sure to get the genuine Phillips’
neutralizes many times its volume in| Milk of Magnesia prescribed by phys!-
ecid. Since {ts invention, 50 years ago, cians for 50 years in correcting excess
{t has rémained the standard with|acids. Each bottle contains full direc-
physicians everywhere. ‘tons

Premier Baldwin Never
Contributes To Press

Has Never Been Asked But Hopes
He Will Be

That Premier Baldwin obcuptos af
somewhat unique distinction among
cabinet ministers {n that he has ney-
er had & single offer of any kind to
contribute to the press, was revealed
by Mr, Baldwin in a speech at a
lunche6éh given to Viscount Burnham.

“T might produce something,” the
Premier said, snillingly, “that if not
worth a penny a line might at least
be worth a penny a mile,” he re-
marked. When he retired from pub-
lic life, he added, he would like to
feel that one kind hearted person had
once made him an offer so that he
could see his own stuff in print with
his name under it,

RHEUMATIC PAINS
DUE TO THIN BLOOD

Relief Comes Through the Use
Of Dr, Williams’ Pink Pills
The most a rheumatic sufferer can
hope for ijn rubbing something on
the swollen, aching joints is a little
relief, and all the while the trouble
|is becoming more firmly rooted. It
jis now known that rheumatism is
rooted in the blood, and that as the
| trouble goes on the blood becomes
| still further thin and watery. To
|get rid of e,

Claims Parachute Will
Bring Airplanes Down

New Device If Successful Would
Eliminate Risk Of Flying

All risk will be eliminated from air
flying if a device now under construc-
tion proves the success {ts sponsor
confidently believes it will be. At the
All-American Aircraft Show, in Con-
vention Hall, Detroit, Major Edward
L, Hoffman, of Wright Field, Dayton,
Announced that parachutes which will
bring a plane and its passengers
safety by mieans of a chute, will be
available soon.

Major Hoffman has spent much of
his 18 years of army life at McCook
Field, Dayton, where he conducted
experiments in connection with the

parachutes now used by the U.S.
army.
“We have been experimenting

along the lines of devising a para-
chute for an entiré plane,” he said.
“The pilot would pull a lever, releas-
ing a chute that would bring the
plane safely to earth. As a result
of experiments, I have brought down
® 1,600-pound weight at a reasonable
rate of speed with a 60-foot diameter
parachute, Since the plane to be
used in actual tests weighs 1,400
pounds, I am quite certain the results
will be successful. I expect we will
make the first tests at Dayton within
the next two months.

you must go to the root of the trou-

| ble in the blood. That is why Dr.
| Williams’ Pink Pills have proved so
beneficial when taken for this trou-
ble. They make new, rich~ blood
wihch expels the poisonous acid and
the rheumatism disappears.

There are thousands of former
| rheumatic sufferers in Canada, now
| well.and strong, who thank Dr. Wil-
|liams’ Pink Pills that they are now
|free from the aches and pains of
|this dreaded trouble. One of these
Mrs. W. F. Tait, McKellar, Ont., who
says:—"I am one of the willing
ones to tell you of the great bene-
fits I received from the use of Dr
| Williams’ Pink Pills. After lying in
| bed for seven weeks suffering untold
|agony with inflammatory rheuma-
tism, relief finally came through the
use of this medicine. I could not
move in bed only as they lifted me,
and I could only sleep when opiates
were given me: ‘The medical treat-
ment I was taking seemed of no
| avail. Then I was advised to try
began to get relief. After taking six
or_eight boxes the rheumatism was
| banished and I had never felt better
|in my life. It is several years since

turn of the trouble since, I may
add that I recommended the pills to
two of my friends who were suffer-
ing with rheumatism and the pills
were equally effective in both cases.”
| Try Dr, Williams’ Pink Pills for
| anaemia, rheumatism, neuralgia, in-
| digestion or nervousness. Tale them
as a tonic if you are not in the best
physical condition and cultivate a
resistance that will keep you well and
| strong. You can get these pills
through any medicine dealer or by
mail at 50¢c a box from The Dr. Wil-
liams’ Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.

“The hi to be used will take
up four cubie feet of space and pweigh
not more than 120 pounds. In heavier’
planes more than one parachute
would be used.”

Low Grade Wheat
Marketed In Japan

Profitable Outlet In Orient For Mil-
lion Bushels ist Year

Speaking at Portage la Prairie,
George Mclvor, general sales man-
ager of the Canadian Co-operative
Wheat Growers, Ltd., the central sel-
| ling agency for the Canadian pools,
| pointed out that out of a total world
crop of about four billions of bush-
| els, only 800,000,000 were usually ex-
| portea to world markets, and Canada
| supplied over a third of that. The
| pool itself handled about a quarter

| quite an influence on price levels, this

| being particularly true because Can-
ada is the only country selling hard

| of the picture for the time being.
Mr. McIyor also mentioned that
the pool had established a market in
Italy for Canadian durums instead of
selling them, as formerly, to Amer-
ican exporters for mixing. Instead of
raising the quality of American dur-
um exports, Canadian durums now
|brought a premium straight back to
| the producer in Canada. Another ex-
|ample of the advantage of a strong
central selling agency was shown in|
Alberta, where there was a lot of feed)
wheat Jast year that looked like be-

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Britain Adyised That Bill For 1928
Will Be Met

A brief announcement by the Bri-
tish Government that France intends
to pay £8,000,000 on its war debt to
Britain during the current year indi-
cates that France is adhering to the
debt agreement of 1926,
standing the fact that it is as yet un-
ratifled by the French Senate.

By agreement, the total indebted-
ness was fixed at £647,106,000 and a
scale of annual payments was ar-
ranged.

The 1928 payment will be made in
tavo equal installments, one on Aug-
ust 15, and the second on March 15,
1929, which is reckoned in the fiscal
year of 1928. -

Under the agreement £10,000,000
would be due in 1929, and_£12,500,000
the following year.

An Oil That Is Famous.—Though
Canada was not the birthplace of Dr.
Thomas’ Eclectric Oil, it is the home
of that famous compound. From here

Take a spoonful Jn water and your! and individuals who have so gener-
mean excess acid. unhappy condition will probably end

Will Travel By Plane
Mopae ing hard to get rid of. A trial ship-

Prince Of Wales Will Use Aeroplane| ment of 50 tons was sent to Japan.
In Trips About Country As a result over a million bushels of
The London Mail says that the|low-grade-wheat has been sold on
Prince of Wales has decided to use| that market this year,
an aeroplane for travel about the
country in filli hii =
ware a ers ae araaee ©n-| grateful user of Dr. J, D. Kellogg's
gagements. A special fast army two-) Asthma Remedy finds it the only
seater ‘plane has been allotted for his| remedy that will give relief, though
use at Northolt Aerodrome, near Har-| for thirteen years he had sought oth-
row. er help, Years of needless suffering
May be prevented by using this won-
The Prince holds the rank of group) Gerry) remedy at the first warning of
captain in the Royal Air Force and| trouble. Its use is simple, its cost is
has had considerable experience in| slight, and it can be purchased almost
flying. _ | anywhere,

Praises This Asthma Remedy. A

Mien eee _ World War Veteran (reminiscent-
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Injury to the most deliacte child, Any|!¥)* “Once we captured a big Bertha

| child, or infant in the state of adoles-| that had been throwing duds over

cence, who is infested with worms can| our line.”

|take this preparation without a! wis Wife: “Why didn't she hang
| them on her own line?”

|qualm of the stomach, and will find
in it a sure relief and a full protec-
tion from these destructive pests,|
which are responsible for much sick-| According to a sports journal,
ness and great suffering to legions| chess-playefs seldom die young. They
ni HUE would never finish a tournament if

Germany Shows Thanks eines

Is Grateful To Canada For Assist-
ance Given To Airmen Men cannot live on the moon be-
Germany has thanked Canada for|eause the moon has no air and no
the assistance rendered in behalf of| water, dt least in liquid form, and
the crew of the Bremen aeroplane, | because it is so cold.
which blazed the east-to-west trans-
Atlantic air trail. The follawing mes-
sage from L. Kempff, German consul-
general for the Dominion, has been
received by Premier King.

‘T am instructed by my govern-
ment to express the sincerest thanks
of the government of the German
Reich for all the assistance rendered
to the fliers of the Bremen. My gov-
ernment would be grateful {if you
would transmit its thanks to thg
various government departments
and to the numerous organizations

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back, difficult urination, deposits
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trouble by gently soothing and
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of the Bremen crew.”

Canada {s the principal source ot |
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its good name was spread to Central
and South America, the West Indies, |
Australia and New Zealand. ‘That
is far afield enough to attest its ex-
cellence, for in all these countries it
js on sale and in demand.
Equals Sun’s Surface Heat
| Powerful Flame Radiates Light From

World’s Largest Electric Lamp

Paris, Voltaire’s City of Light,
boasts today the most powerful flash-|
light lamp in the world. Its light,|
| generated by electric current, is equal
to 1,400 million candles. When we
consider that 1,400 million ordinary}
candles, put end to end, would extend
eight to ten times round the earth,
and almost far enough to reach the
moon, we realize how far man has
traveled as light-maker since the
days of the first tallow candle.

Even if mediaeval man had been,
}able to manufacture 1,200 million
| candles and put them in 1,400 million
| candlesticks, the whole popuiation of
the world could not have set them
alight; today a single man moves @
switch, there is a maelstrom in the
ether, and the light of 1,400 million
candles bursts into flame,
| So powerful is the lamp in Paris
that from the top of Eiffel Tower it
would be visible for hundreds of miles;
and if the Eiffel Tower were twice as
high a man with field glasses at Vien-
na would be able to see it quite clear-
ly. The heat in the centre of the elec-
tric flame which radiates the light
reaches 6,500 degrees Centigrade.
That is to say, it equals the heat at
the surface of the sun!

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Keep Clear Of the Road

if a roadway repair,
ou er off the concrete
L Keep 3 dy out of the right
| of way. If t crawl under cur,
Nast your legs’ off the road. If you
| must change a tire, be sure no pass-

|ing car can touch you as you work f

| beside your automobile. You may
think you are a conspicuous object
on the road, and maybe you are, but
there are always some drivers who
| cannot see.

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High Prices For Livestock — |
At the Spring Stock Show held j Wg
cently at Calgary, Alberta, 393
were sold for a total of $116,720, |
average of $297 each, which wa of
$184.50 per head higher than Was he
paid for 558 bulls at the 1927 show. | _—_
on
Requisite On the Farm— ‘
notwith-| farmer and stock-raiser should ke } Ke
a supply of Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric O co
on hand, not only as a ready reme
for ills in the family, but because
is a horse and cattle medicine of gr
potency. As a substitute for sweet ¢
for horses and cattle affected by col
it far surpasses anything that can
administered.
Growth Of Alberta Phone Ssyte
In the first three months of | thi
year 448 new telephone stations were | ~0
opened in the Province of Albert ste
The "phone systém in Alberta is o| pt
ated by the Provincial Government ba
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Thumb sucking does loo) 3
a baby, but it is disgust
three-year-old and somet
hangs on until fifteen or six
habit may cause an ill-forme
or induce adenoids; and it 4
terferes with digestion. Pi
sleeve over the hand; atl
tens, or putting on card)
Which preyent bending
the elbows, are some of the
stop the habit, ~~ :

Another bad habit—trreguli
bowel action—is responsible

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bowels, constipation, loss of
when baby is cross and fev
gentle bab
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per. Physicians have

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