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$inPid LawEnforcement Can
-Cause a Lot of Trouble ,
• Vihen You Are You Aiut
Mr. I3umble .was rht.•'
."Tho A ,
T.liree Yearsago • the GoVernment of
Canada senflrites Laniontagneto
glum, aSits representative 'to advance.,
• internatidrial trade. His*Wtfe,atran'ge
as it. might 'seem In riollywood, Went ,
with • him
Mr. Lamontagne was, ineffeet, upon
(Pia% tliPlernatic*. service. .Ile and his
wife are ,nati,Y,Sern• Canadians. •
This month, Mr. Lamontagne Was
beekta to go: to EgyPt, where he has,
• been `Seedrided by the Egyptian
eminent', for 'threeyears: to work • out enough for a single cord Sine° • t :• • .1
a,10entle• tariff for Egypt. His Wife .there are abut .90;060,009. tires': l'n . .• •
When the hiteit the' jungle. afid"the
and theiV,thirteen6niohth-014 • Sen re Iiire or lees,' Constant uso In America :Pla!ltlitt°°;•bi°115t1t $26 4n4.'evoll 454
.turned to Canada., , • . alenen,,the -;ennoiincemeni 'Aot D. • A. P.•.Thatind• blOca.ded Germany
BYfl-
, AP:lying at Quebec by the 3.1104it' VOD Weinberg, .0ne ef the directors thetlq rubber at 07°
Mrs.* Larnentagne was notified of qerrrieliy's gigantic cliom1a1 irast, :..Germany's• interest in gYnt1.10164.0b*.•
bit imiMoTation inspectors ., that she that ,the *erithesis , of rubberbar Is largelY die *an :intenBe na-
aa raw materials are concerned.
no tropical plantations... 4 her own,
withnew uses for, riiblier being found
immigrant. . • „ . • : ,6 .• ,optimidni re- eTerY daY,.Germany has asanght„ to re -
1
There is Only One Time-
Tested I3atteryless A-C*Radio
—and that set is the
•, •
:10.,CktV1140 S
1.114py,4mi,,,tac iti3G.
Buy • Rogors,..-' anct:Pe..Suie.
',.Ask:YOur: Bade Dealer For Free beniOastiitlen Yonr;, NOM. •
, • • , geey ,•!sYmenta Arrenged"'. • • ' ' t"
CAN/WA VIP;.; TOrontO*- 2#: Ont. •
•
thetic adilitien. Of eXPensiVe„Aelagitleaters."!
. The faet that ,74e: heard • so little Of
. •,. 'synthettc• ribber , ester ar-SPeake
It • taken year's 'et two inn*. 'NY itee14 Leverkusen, 'credited...with:
'grown' lieVea 'tre'ett, produce 'inblier ..eaPitcitY., of 11„09.0 tens, a: • year, Sue,
' • b to the price of natiirarrubber,'
. tional desire for- independence, so far
That` the baby would have to prove to Inany to 'Wonder Wwliat will 13econae
. , , . . .
the inspectors•that he was a fit and of the hundreds of thousands of •hevea
n
' • 'preper -persen to enter Canada as. an trees which have ,been planted: '
• . • •
could lona in her •native conntry, but :achieved chemical' fact, • will, cane°
• s
•
d ti s in s nthe:
• Dr. von WeI1bcrgS RI) 'EsTABLISH, • calla the Eighth Internatiorial Con -
,peat her rama c. succe s Y
Ti• - - - • sizing nitrates dyes and „dregs... But
• ' 1.Tnder, .the regtilar ritrharole-he APPlied Chem' 'tr fifteen • " • d •
years age 16 ,Ne.w.• yo•rk.'' en- Is
Juin of the natural indige'rn ustry
•" would havato establish that he wgis of , .• • - is not likely to he duplicated There
good innilth and reputation,' of 'sound livened by the somewhat• acrimonious aro still Millions of acres that can be
rnrnclable to read' and write, and a
desirable:individual for Canadian ,ah
. .
sorption. • •
Mrs. Lamontagne and the baby were
sure that he was all these things, but,
' at thirteen nionthS0 they are ••rather
.
hard to. establish tO the satiation
of: immigratien ,inspectors. • • Mrs. La-.
mentagne. coafessed that if the baby
'-eOuldn't 511ter Canada, be would stay
• A,Way herself. • • , • '
iomeone
with sotrie, Comyrion • sense was locate
• -4-and' 'then Lamontagne • junior was
• -ticketed for admission' to the country
• of HS parents, • and for which • ; his
father,aves....NiOrking_kv_erseas When, he
was . ,
INS,pEcTok ,EXPLAINS:
Birth' andparentage have no hear-
. trig on the right of the individual to
• enter • Cariada,, according to E. C. Mo-
.. qnin, tDorninion IMmigration Agent
for .the Port .of Montreal'. • •
-7(21.1eStiOne:d on the . 'Position :-'6f• the
•child of Canadian 'parents berm in a
foreign country, he said: ''"Theugh,in
child's,parents,are,canadians at the
time,:ef its „birth elsewhere 'than' in
Oanada, tho childis teehaina.11y. sub-
ject to the full inimigration preceduie,
, according,. to the ininiigration Act. It
• is for all purposes an inunigrant. This
• means 'that it has no' right to enter
.Canada, and may be refused should it
• be .found to be physically, morally or
Mentally inacceptablitr-earitititTlie
-•'claimed for such •a child that because
• it parents' .are Canadian it has . a'
• right to Outer the Dominion." 7A;
• • BRITISH SUBJECTS. '
Regarding the status • of British
subjects born in the ,old..dountry; .Mr.
• Voqiiin explained that these had right
• '• Of , achnission to Canada, providing
the? ,fulfilled•the moral, physical- and
,inental requirements, and had such
'rivalry of ,Professor W.,11. • Perkin, at
,Manehester,. and pr; cart ,Dpitglerg; 01
Leverkeson.•, The English chemist
prcielaitned;that:•he and his ..assistants
lied sticceeded In producing: rubber
froxii,'.pOtato Starch :'"and that they
could *neat their,labOratory.suadess
on a cOmMercial Ger-
man capped.., by :exhibiting:::a pair.• of
•tiutoinbbile tires ;VihichNhad.run .their
thenSand.•tailes and whlch had 'heen.
made 61.:sy,nthetic,rabber; and bYPie.'
-dicting-Atlie„. appearance of Synthetic
-rubber ehtlie market tort tinte."• .
CI eh e rids t , would assertthat a
til-
stanoe the; exact chemical Counterpart'
of Caoptcbout .ha.s.' ever been produced.
n
he futile. -.•Jut •; asre-Yon has Only the
desirable. ,qualities ot sllk, se a ;syn-
thetic •ruhber..mnst have only the , cle*
sirable'propertiee•Of eaontelietic.What
the, organic' chemist seeks t is ...not .'"kiihin
,ber,"', but "rubbers," 'each et*:•.which'
will serVe. itS Speelal purpose and eenle
of Which • may provete be Oren more
useful than the rubber Of nature.:
• Commercial .sUccesif 111 synthe.zing
theseruhbers le dependent on a cheap.
'Soiree: of • One of three' Possible raw .
Materials', whichbear the •formidable
na,atiegi biitadeitt„ :isoprene and methyl,
isoprene. Petrolenin; „Potato'. starch,
Caleieni carbide.andedme coal -tar de:
-rivatives. , itra'; the,:..Lmore• iprendsing.
oases. ..• The process of Ohtaitiing,eyn-..
thetie- lubber from 'these. is •well • un-*
derstdod,
the; physical qualities Which ,industry.•
demands. ••The ,sYnthiatic rubber . that.
erreany-prOd.uted.•-iluring the!: War
had but usefulness. It ab:'
;sorbed oXYgen ,frotri the gitr; •ac.,04
' lunds_as to, prevent their becoming a
puirlie-charges1--this is -a specie:14re
Visien, fer *even ."preferred national-
ities .are subject :to rigid regulations
in regard te'employnient chistifieation.
• • British ',Subects become Canadian t'sitl-
. ,zeris automatically 'after five years
• domicile in the Dominion.
.,"There Is undoubtedly *infliction
between the Nationality Act .and the
• Mataraliiation Act and the Inamigra-,
• tion Act:: the agent ' Said in conclu-
sion.: ‘IThe. foriner both recognize
'children of Canadian parents born out
•• of.Canada as British subjects; but the
• Immigration. Ad does not recognize
• them ue 'citizen's Of, the Dominion. It
is to bo hoped that seine ainendments
•• may • he made td bring the 'Imniigra-
.tion Act into line, as it 'must un-
AlteubtecllY happen from .time •tiine
that. the, existing conflict ecomea evi-
dent." ' • '
A National Need,
Ottawa JoUrnat (Cons.); if Canada
,
't, is going to retain her. standing- among
• the 'nations df6the world it Is neces-
pierY that a National Regieareh Insti '
tate shotild be established, to that ou'r,
••: natural resources may be eecinomicak
ly developed!tand• algid that Problemil -
. the sciences and in commerce may
be 'Overcome.. Almost every Worth
while nation la the world 'has taken
action,in:this direction, ..
cultivated for rubber and the produc-
tion cost of "crude" will long remain
at leas than 20 cents a • pOuncl,. More-
over; if the plant breeder ., has int -
Proved sugar heap, *heat and fruits;
why may he,. not increase the yied of
an 'iacre of rubber • from 406 to ,1,006
pounds? 'The Germans know' all this.
They will have achieved another
chemical triumph if they can merely
compete with natural rubher.
. ,
• , ' • N. • •
•-•-nt `.6".
..`20••••••••,...,",
•
Renew;ng Their Yotith-
rtU'ItW rt
• y.l.s.vW14':LE:
ICI "."*.i d' '' * —
rtvs) ed .4 vernse -<.ento
'fl? 1fI.JJL1AJA&I&1
11 K , Tiiere is ,4z),.00,,,_ei.nieole.in t9 equal I'meeonptleiolenaolt•eitoCanabe dilia;:dbeca4cv'tei.7-4,:".--411P;rupt41013F"),
''t:., Te Ji4.0Lnoi7171-CAte.,1.8.0:4:.pc.6"Fotithi;n441e1.:SN4S;13-02.10,711111• . for
Id
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,
"="""--.-----"' fc--*---. --I,- -... ,--.-c-r--..---,-----•11
For Either the Newborn Ba . - - The, °dull . • , ..
the Growing. Child: Toronto Mail and .rapire (done3e
Baby'swhetber°1wt7berr.ifobriettshet°nrewlitt-Ine.ra°11, 1 Pitlils;Ymto ent can be obtainee'lbere. :7'4' cle
the `United States- becau-6 GM-
' '- h - babe ' •_,_, ,.....' ,:. •
w' ays4e. ogrogwo,oind! ,ct.hbiled),,,th. a•ie.i 7, 1,411)ThlositsatLyt• • Ithobe0"71cifst parttoilithe way' ianrec faonllaozInbgect:uesi:
their industry here has been left with- ,
(Mt Protection, exposed to Ilie. W,ia.IP14
etryrl13 ign et hcq 1 le PUen it i t't IX S °tar t. ePor.°t7TeteheledlIssulikl!' ,
theiu
rad e policy Statescy:_ati*between t.
Ci:Iduae..1:va,41:
against Canada, costing this 'country
the leas of much of Our beano market
and. Coating in ,coneeiluenet the lose
of Ogre! Of thousands , of. oar DOW* .'
tionevery year, . •••' ;:,. , '. ' .
free' •from,:epiateit or other ,harmfu.
,drigtit;udfiitx.ibgo •Inuotath.p.3.40r...eap71.,wayt feel
s4 .
'Concerning -0e Tablets,' Mrs. Sohn
Armour,,ILR: South
01-11f • PEOPLE' LIKE' 44;nm Hottr, n'AYs , hare :•.tbre0, :fitie,, healthy
children,,,, irhorc, when.: a Medicine
Is 'needed, we c have .giyen only .Boy.0
• a:" . the
A.•:'filoireptti: that rpviv6d 'rite rei) • b• it4t''mTea011ebitnse::;T°h‘t .natnal)kittssi; at919any
;ti
of. thecgracluatee ,Of .forater-years.. ilere.a.itgreup Of the old boys anci:girla"`of •aoine where there are ''..young..ehod..
Eglinton; 04°161; T. orento,are. '.ahown-tat*.a** reunion, • ' A • • ' ' • *
Baby's Own. Tablets are se Mild but
thorough :laxative !!whi3Oli% regulate' the„
stomach 'and. bowels; banish
conti-
i)ation. . hitligeation;- break; iip•
Colds, and.•." sittiPle fever *, and • Make
teething' eaSy. ',They , are Sold- by
Medicine dealers Or 'direct by Mall,
25 .c.Oati a box from The Dr, Williams'
Medicine, Co.,*Brockville, Oht."
'
1,11D-14E010N.
Errors About This Trouble Into
. • • Which People Fall, ' •
Many People So far .misuiadergitand
the Ailigeitive eystein as to tre.6t it
like • a machine;*. neglecting ituntil. it
,worke sluggiehly;:then irritating* it In-
to* ;fork again, by the use of purge-,
tiVet(:!' The stomach needs'. helji at, all
thneS, but a stUdy ot the process • Of
digestion wilLshow that piirgatitres;
as cdmmonly taken. are seldom, necesr
. ,
sary and often. harmful.. • ::
79 safeguard' your digestion' the
diet mast be controlled. Over eating
,always 'harmful, but one must atf-:
siMilate' enough food to supply the
needs Of the bleed.: ,Remember, the
•-•7•72-.-
AOPLICA'aiT's FOR THE MOVIES
'Young jady havo_you filled out
your form'!" !
' ""Say, firsen kld you'd- be ger-.
prifed,7! • . ' •
Consulting. the•
Oracle
TibetansCan Give Our scup -
readers," Palmists and
• - 'Fortune Tellers SomeHrnts
Aro. you anxious .about thi1ne of
a ,,,blisiness transadtiOn? 'Be nenchal.
alit; Consult an; oracle, IWO
In Tibot, you 11 find One at the nearest
miniastery;4and'althoUgh the Tibetans
are• becoming • modernizedf In,. Many
waYa, they still ,seek , practical, help
frOin the, angels; cleiniens, elenientals,
and so. fon, through, the: m,edituriship
Of-MAY:Men who Make It :their busi
mess ' to deliver Market or other tip -
blood hes to•carry..11,91Arlshmnt 'th alt for'''a Price: As a writer' in the New
Parta,.of the bdy ttod find fuel. fpr ita York Titnee explains • * • ,•
energy. 'Hence , when the, bleed • be •For inatance;•a. trader wishes to 'find
comes Week andfails todo its *emir,. out 'whether a projected:.traing Ten-.
indigestion arises. * Therefore the . tUre will • be successful or not, or
sure.remedY for indigestion IS to build. Whether the time. 10 auspicious' for un-
Airthe bloodif you-TfifferlForn. anY: 'dertaking It He betakes himself to
forth' et , indigettion,enecise. yenr, diet?
carefully and take • wholesome nOur-
ishpaent. Moire. all, .start building' up
your blood,, -by taking a course of. Dr.
wunieriw.,Vt
inlinence • of ' the new"- bleed 'slimily:
.yOur. digestive : system will .reepond
naturally, your 'apPetite. ireProve' and
your food will •Cto Oil good. Bo' begin
-tcriniprove your digestion hyi-starting-
tolake Dr. ,Wilulams Pink Pint now:
-
: YOU Can. get, these pills":.frem .your
the zieareat.erticle,' to Whom he.offers
presents. . Of the presents are 11Cee14-
ed; the , oracle,. clad- in gorgeous robes
Of Chinese* silk 'brocade ,amf wearing'
*stonns'.Zett...hUinan.z...benee,„;takes' his
eekt. on 'a throne facing the suppliant:
While. he is In this state the '.con-
. . ,
trelling.Aenion iasUpposed to enter
into his body and through his mouth
anifiver:questions. Oraclea'•,uauallY
give Vague • replies, capable..,ef ' mere'
oeca-
. . . .
than one interpretation, but On
Fire Menace Follows
Devadating Floods
•
Many:, Cones Ot., SpontaneousCeonlinsti'on Reported in
'Vermont Hoy McN..
. That.witer is not the hest agent in
fighting, fire indicated by present
conditions! in' Northern, Vereiont and
(Leiter Quebec 'Wilkie' 'floods inundated
the 'river valleys, few weeks 'ago.
Aceordifig to ' A bulletin • ; from the.
Dep,artment of AgrienitUre , at Wash -
j
,ingtott newel cases ' sPonianedua
conibustion 7have been reported froni
the stricken -Sections-and- more. are
feared,: In. the 1bWer valleys hundreds
of barna,. • hired with hay, , were covered•
or. nearly ,Covered 'with water and the
fodder got soaked. Since' the "-Mit* ;
nreceded this..hae started boat* bad -
1v: and aectirdition-s-Wire'elhat
Canada .and. FOkeign. Trade'
. Naniteba. Free Prose:(Lib.): (An
ap-
peal is made •for more trade rePro!'
eentatives• In the United.' States);;; The' ;
develepreent of ;ilia • trade 'services. :
00 :colintty, are almost certain to be
followed " by the development of
Canadian•cliplomatic and Consular ser,
vice, because the latter le•required to'
give the; former its full driving force.
Trade has it difficult cOUTIllo when. the
international contact is not:, properly' ;
adjusted, such adjustment is the
Work of the diplomatic agent. He k•
PrePkeee ter international.
-commerce: .t.. The- cost is not the -66---0-16----6-:6-
vital concern.:
Lint ' of "Wanted In,yentIons"
and Full Information sent Fret•
..un. Bequest.. , ' •
TUB cltAMSAT Dept.
• mask- ist.-,
-otta-rafmt. •
u icura
e • rip
Send for Setrainlea
b000diooDeoot:"Outieuray.n.nrii•ln,Weetc.”1."
right,,has , into:" flames. la
many instances it •has heenicfenncl
necessary to. Ten:love, the hay .Wtile„ in
. . . . •
'others a 'careful watch •has had to be
,
maintained over heated'' areas.
'A
epee's.l squad of cbemical eng neer,.
druggist or bY Mail at 50 Cents a box sten it is surpriaing.' how nearry cor- froia the .tiniVersity- b.f Vermont, is •
from The pe, Winfama, medicine CO.. rect they are •their.prognostica- stadying the sitnation with a viev
Bidekville; Ont. ' • • -
tions. . • ••n,• toward outlining aTscheme of 'control
'As stain as a 'ilbetaii child is born; ,Over spontaneene com•
bustion, such
the parents. emasiiit• an,4iistrologtit-, Ontrel measures', hi its opinion being,
*.liet;•-draVis • a:hop:scone., de- finitely aeCesiarY;Yiti little. study .has
• te•to omnin t • • ' 11. • ' • •' •
ickens.
• - . - .. - . •tailing tlie Main eyen . , c he been ma e . oft this, very frequent,
. . . . . 'life of the Infant. : . .. : :. 'Cense of barn :fires. ' '• /. '
Found ' in: LOildOn
Famous WriteT, Twice Chair- deeds committed In former - lives, . • • _ :. ' • ' n
' . • -.,—„,* ,:•*.,.. '• * ' • ‘.• wpahininesii'I.,Iii4niaridi:dePoetconuanibit,eineestxpraLliilsteatntf9ornth. mthi.:. 'iv1i:naindta.'•:1:1-ni.f"orC'elds. '
Man*. of .London. .Orgariiia-. The St: Lawrence .Waterway
4‘ non at fnterVal . of . 2 1 Years. (helloes
s metit Caw* be. acquired Such., conse.
May, •haviever, be avoided.13y Toronto Telegrain (Iiid:.,: Cens..):
- ' ia edbefore any
'Every : .mtui . who •a,,„_ Mentes. which ham): to .bn performed that ' •the Waterwa,ys TreatY , ',,,,vould
be 'Pei.d*,f.b.:1;* 71m7between. Canada adair",.. the United
,.Re.ad.. . . . by other Priests; who must
their services.
•
"Say it With 'scents", 10 the nevi
slogan adopted at the perfumers' :con-
.
not' be readily vulcanized; it . lacked :mitten. In folloviang • this advice,
elasticity and•,PlaitieitY in the soft' however; . the. perfumes in turn ,will
state, defects. Overcome only by the expect one to 'shy it with dollar"i".
vict. A. 6114C1,f-t ,
Recgdit: '10..qtn.;Ettiti 1
•ihaventi a single thenolit, •
'••• MI5 o Sharpe': -She tclia ine your
•trOnd ta ft!!! Of' wortlage all tho
.•timo.-
n e or
r
Live*.Stock—Field, Crops—Dairying--Apiculture=Drainage
—Vat;m Mechanics--Baking---Iforticulture-
• Poultry KeePing.
Seq. for circular_ descriptive of Courses7
3T, B. REYNOLDS, A:M. PORTER,.B.S.A.
--kresident. Registrar. .
Guelph; Ont.
•• •
NAVY TISSUE is soft and absorbent andi
'like all Eddy tissues, is manufactured under
the most exatting,sanitary cenditions.
Each rollo
NAVY." Tis --
sue is guar-
anteed eon-
. ,
tatn oo sheets.
Quint), a ad
Bconom
With the reeent changes in iveve-
lengths., last Mars radio log 2 ould.
take goad trev
• -._.printer Styled' "Friend .of the • perforthazice,' Of relighnis cere- These columns haVe never believed'
•
London:' ---The .- debt •L . of ,,•gratittlde ' . Woe betideany layman who ignores. States ' has worked Out. Advanta'
., , . gee
whish was ce4 by
oieiroles. j**ikess to, the Cereinonielaid,*aeWn.iti:hichoro- that Vnitad • §t4en*,•enn... eiannmider.
the ' Journeyman ` printer, •thrdligh ocopei He is told,tliat he will .p.roh- 'an Anglo-American treaty are. aiwaYs.
whose, skill and industry Dickens's ably be ;,reborn in, his next inciting, • eolleeted.. ' Advantages that . Canada
.tion,: as . a worm Iiir a , pig, or will , be • might claim:uader an-Anglo-AmeriCan
bf37.easit,4, isys4Eleiiyeat:rdtl..u-•nths:ps.tr.dldly' ' bas tion,
40.6,*(1 to suffer wins of torment in treaty ,are never collected.: ,''. •:- . •
.played through tt. iiimi. discovered _re': , ontit of the sixteen hells of Lainalent, . . . :: 7.,....-.,, .. ,1.-*,,.. ' • •
Bunty. Wag ,told et scho.or that :Nol-'
e,:fd-T-----g•i-ze.--•ft-u---•---de.e../nat-ir18-6-4-.:-.-.--Tt ' ight.et,whicharessliot An li : cold.'
on . „no • now 7 at .ear mean
hits turned . up. during a searth.of. the • The astrologers draw iip:•horesceneti ,
' sAi .
,archives ,. Of. the 'Printers' 'perialOn :• by' consulting ' the stare, by, dice, ,or•L'''S.1:11Y insiO'.' -she eaid; "'Why •didn't
Alnishouse,and Orphan AOhn•dorboapeo or by working.Out the .viirioila
lre eak: I.
1c: . . ' • .
'potation.. ' ' ' ' ' • , • ' '
ceinbinations„ en :,sPecially-d • 'prepare . '
, ; .-
' Charles 'Dickens - Was tWlee chair:. charts'. it.°Oitit'tlk.:to:h°:1;itfitt. "Cl'd" --sr. "i-i.aaufnumes:inat.s....
.•
man ...of th.i.w.organization,in 1843:ed
" ' n
. .. . of birth. . •, •• : ,
ist4.- , .4'Ath
, was n e, PreParation. of• ' • ° • 7-7"--,'"'.--•:7-7.--. •
Material. •
for the'institution'S centen- . To those Wile talk and talltand talk.
„ • .•
This proverb should eimeen*
arYthaf`.the diseevery 'weeniade., . in
accepting his second chairmanship Lar: :The .steam that blows the'.whIstle'
ter the laPfie. Of yeart;.. Mi... bickene ' .. W1.11 *Yet' ttira Ili° *13;eel'it..
- .' • ' "• Dora --"Don't you think it woiiiii be
41 have served three apprentice- ' - ' • '
a good idea. to have my face, lifted?"
ships to 1#e' since 1 last Preabled over Delia -"Clean • off, 'my , dear, *- if ' you
one Of tlie.festivals of this.goeietY. It, ' • - o. • • .;.." • •• •
Is 21, years ' since ' gist .oectibied this ,,ceuld get another.
chairs have I.taken
eince .then? 1 Might, , in truth, say tt•'
'Whole .pantechnicon of/Chairs; and in
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