THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES

Hokitika Guardian, 1 August 1922, Page 2

THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES

The Entente. a writer in the “Round Table” believes that Britain must he prepared l„ face the possibility of a rupture of the Entente. “If a real understanding is impossible,” he says ,“it is better that there should be an open diilenenee between England and France than the pretence of an ngreement where none exists. No But > Government ought any longer to shirk the issue of reparations, «r i° r t,e . sake of buying off France to be n partv to n policy in which it does not believe. The end of the Entente does not mean, as friends of France have so often represented it, that I’mglnml must abandon one friendship lor another —France for Germany. • • • * agree with France that reparation must be made but reason and the essential interests of <mr Commonwealth alike demand that Gc - manv should he kept above water, and ."stored if possible to economm health,’*

] allies’ coloured bordered handkerchiefs now 3 for Is. big value wr. -ng pads, 100 s! eets, now Is each ladies woollen gauntlet gloves, naVy and brown, 2s lid pair, ladies’ coloured oiled silk waterproof hats. now. 6s 11 „. u .|,. McGruer and Co., Greymonth, Reefton and Hokitika. Advt. v • family protection is 701.” 1’ events coughs. r : lias >., sor . e throats and chests. No-cold is Nazolpvcof. Economical. 1 s 6d_6o doses.