HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1938-12-22, Page 7pointe to High Court
Mr.(erldJ: Kelly, of Toronto;.,
who ho been appointed to the
Ontario High Court to fill the va-
,
caney created , by' .Justice 1411c-
•Tagnets promotionto the Appeal• '-
COurtof Ontario •
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Iceland: Only
• Unarmed Nation
• Country Hasn't A Single Sold-
ier -- Sovereign State for
Twenty Years
Iceland the only nation in tile
world without a single ' soldier,
.warship, Or fighting plane, rejoic- .•
Ad last Week in 20 Years of sov-
ereignty, peace and preaperity.
The anniversary :of • the state's
sovereignty was observed by stn//'
dent. processions t�' the grave of ,
• the statesman Jon Sigutdsson and
speechesi by •government officiate',
• 'ineiuding a broadcast by Prinie
Minister Hermann Jortasson to Ice-
landers ii Anieriea.• ' , . •
Oldest Parliament In World
• On Dec, it 1918, ging Chris•
-
thin; Xof.Den,mark confirmed an.
Icelandish-Danish la* 'Which 'Made
:Iceland: a ;sovereign state.. Since
•'then I4land• and Denmark • have.
, operated separate. nations,. with ,
'King Christian , representing .the
itimiceme.executive,Powee in %tell.
leeland is proud of these thingai
:It has the oldest Parliament in
the World -the., Alting--7-fettnded
It„ was from leelantr. according
t� some authorit-tes, that America
..111fritte'llt3Etrvered.
•
' Iceland •has- a language' un-
changed for -1,000:years•and every
adult in 'the country can read and-
. • .
' Write.
uto Spills Beer
From Baby Buggy
• HAMILTON. • - • knocked
4on by an automobile on • Can-
non • street Saturday night while,
he was, pushing a baby buigy,
Ftank Ander sufteredr a frac-
tured leg and • injuries ,to his
back and face.. '••! „ -
The "baby" -two cases Of
beer-didn:4.-rotcape either, for
vealh9ttleswere, broken n
-,•the contente poured 'onto the
road. • ••
••• The auto damaged the bug-
gy and witnesses exPe'rienced a
few anxious moments thinking
there was a child in the peram-
bulator.
. •
ew •Syrup4ug
Is Eaiy•Pguring :
Be 'Seared at Great SaV.i.
,ing by. Uiers Of Bee Rive
'
. Syrup:
Ong realizing the need , for .1i
iip‘jiig that wool make.politing
• tip eapiet, the •pakets of 13ee,
ite .Syrup now' hate' one. ;Vila• '
nit:„IS retailing In ,,'yormitcl',stittes:'
•.‘-'.iit41,30 for a • 12 di. ,sli&tind;;3.00
iitit•A 40 OZ.' Size. The .price le the
▪ Indication that 'sinitething
•'Markahly .new has been developed.,.
Rik Bee Syrup users the: Jug
, he 'secured. at big takings.
•12 OZ., site Ott he had. for 4 five lb.
flee Hive Syrup labels..or: the equi•
• 'talent In POOnds'o and 50e, and ,the• .
littge size for 10 liVe 'pound label,
or the alent, in pounds and
$1,00. The .jtig is absOltitely unique
In that it has a patent drip .,ctit,
aCtieh .that 'seversthe syrup,' Oft.'
' without dripping, or sticking. It IS
.eaSily filled: Peop1e. seeing thein In
Action instantly, say -'that's 'What '
I- Want:" • .
Readers slintild addeesa: their:re
it
t the St' Lawrence Starck
o ,
ti.;•,,Ptott 'Credit, Onf,,,'„ .
•• 'There is an old French .satire
.„
.tellineef ahotse named Paul/el
lihich was, a .masfer 'Of the arts of
etilaning•and• duplicity. , Those arts,
Were at the; serrice ,Of any Wit()
tteted,hiril and curried or strok.
hitt- down'. ,
dm this,' tatire dame, the ex-
sion '"to' ctirry ratiVel" lat�r
upted, to "faVout"..4 aPplied
those -seeking to (Main, aid Or
benefit' by intincere flat-,
• •••.•
4t• :$0,gric.0
••IS: Doing •* •
SECRETS OF SLEEP,,,
• Ten. thousand nigbsot 491e4tif=
Ieexperiment i?1".
the•pniyersity of Chleago:- have PIP'''.
• e'pt .ripopy ptilM10 Wean about the
• teglinktue •Of. sleeping'?• They noW
declarethat slumber in . largely
•'What:ette Makes. it, the Phytiolo,.
gists Nand. '
• The 'sleep ot. nerniat adults is
Predueed by fatieue•Stalintangea but
"as tr batik acduired to prevent ey-
entual serious fatigue, ."
' DRIED. AiR AIDS 'HEARTS• ,
The .use of air Conditioning as a•
new trentnient for rhenritaiinm was
:reported.- last Week by Albert .• G. ,
"•• Breeklinei
who. said: that in- two'years.‘nse
the 'hospital Of:air:conditioning had
•. prevented • heart trouble in rheu-
matic faver, , • • • . : - „ • •
• '• .A.bout'the'-.only „tregtirient, ' De..
Young' said -his been rest- in.: bed
.and warai, dry -climate. ,Air .condi-
tioning produces..this,:climate
ficially in the 'hospital. •
TO STUDY "BRAIN WAVES"
Electrical "brain,' Waves" • that
point' the way t� the ,sources Of 'Cet-
tath types of' epilepsywill. be
stud-
lcd at a new labOratory'openedlast
week .In MeGill 'University Neuro-
'. logical•Institute.• : •
ic 'process,jots down the brain's
eleittical it:Unitises 'en'a• chart like.
an 'ordinary. graph;
" Ily••atildying,..the u'ps and 'delta
nt. the, graphs, physicians' wiU . be
able to* detect the regions of the
brainwhich 'give. rise • t� :Certain
eases . of epilePtic attaeks..' •
SEER .INSULiN SUBsTITUTE •
• ' ,Two University of; Manchester:
(England) research Workers •hai:e;
Obtainechenemitaging resifts in ,ex•-•
"perimeutsdesigned te. find 'a substi-
tute Ifni-. Minna In diabetes treat!
pent *Melt would ,elithinate,/dan=
get of "insulin shock' and eatiiitte, •
gs by mouthVeinstead of
,,
•In a sei ies of' experiments' they
used extracts of cabbage to Contrel,
the blood -sugar 'concentratiOn: of
animal's.
The
WIC:SHELFY
By. ELIZABETH EED
THREE- CHRISTMAS BOORS •
A vitally Strong character with
an insatiable hunger for knowledge,
is presented by Allaze de la'Roche • '
• in:'"Growth of a Man" (McClelland -
• * Stewart, Toronto; ;2.40): Canada
. is _the setting.
• Ear -off Iceland is brought into
the realm of conimen experience,
for those who read Gunnar Gun-
nartarin's "The ,INlight and the
• Dream" (McClelland Er. , Stewart'
Toronto, $2.50). This Is'a sequel to
the anther's. ',magnificent antobio-
graphical noVelShips In the Sky." •
• The essence of thirty-nine years;
• of research; study And Writing is
represented in •Halt :Caine's
of: Christ", (Doithledny, 1)oran„,•Tot-
ante, $3.50). The Author's purpose
,has been to "make every Ineident
.".illtisttate-"and 'develop Jesus' char-
acter, to heighten and deepen' the
• in1ressi�of 11is Petionality."
. .
Swing Style's Out
Sweet Music's In
Fading of Vitra-Hot .Band's Is
Predicted for Near Future
. •
• Swingniusie.. Is dead! Long' live
-sweet swine. .•
„Fugitives , boilentiketorY
dance ..bandi•',eati :take the., Cotton
out:of:their ears.
• That Instrumental caconliony yon
hatte: been beating these. recent
few nionthi. was the „death , rattle,
the swingsters--,ilealt a lethal:
..bloW by their OWU desire to be hot-,
• ter • than, hot. . •
' More Like Plain •Jiatz.'
. , .The eVidence lsseen o onlY•ti.
the. !fadingof ultra -hot •bands but
in the W.orde• of, autherities, in three
'separate •Musical, fields: ' Monsieur
Hughes Panassie, French author.Of
'Le; jazz BOO -the swingstet'S
.Andre .Itostelanetz;
i4thestra leader and MUSIC.
di-
rector of 4Colutabia, Etoadcasting
SYsteiti; and the 4Kitig-,of
hinigelf-713eitnY. coOdniatil
Gtiodinan Bait the pubile is drift-
ing aiVity from the nOlsy; utimeodic
type o!,intialt that most people.eall.
„.koatelitheti, Whose bUsine•se it IS
to keep lila fingera �n the tneteUi‘'i
pulse Of the Public
poiflts�ut-
wIth ;echoes. from Patter and
dotidnutitt,that the neW.,•-Weet"'h
iiwine Is litilti•dlifetent ttorit jazz,
. ,
• Mrs, 'Charles Stbkes who Cele-
brated • her 100th birthday in
Ramsgate, England, still does her ,
Oat. hotistWOtici- shopping And
*cooking, .and Ands time for Mitch '
reading.
t.,
nuid IjImitock.
• Fanners MIvi
in On to Com,bat the Activit-• 1
les of Rustlers In 'Iltree
Counties of Ontario
,
••
••. ,
Cattic rustling and, s.:ep, Utley, 1
.• are rife, in Grey.f Bruce and
Huron Counties, °Vet twenty night
raids on farmers " steak having
been made in he / last three.'
months. was revealed at GOtlerieh
• !ant Week When ProYincial Con!••
• stable P E McCoy 'annealed.
farmers :to brand their live stoek
. with some identification Mark
• otherthan the. slitting or punch-
ing a hoie.in the ears.
, "A gang of rustlers is: going
oat the ,country at:night, loading,
imala from pasttrie fields onto
trucks and disposing of them at
s eckyards r or packing Planta,'
Constable M,eCoy said: So far the
• rnttlers have confined their: activi-
•.tiet in Simon- County' to.
PiYesuch raids have been /rePort-
• A warning was issued to • '
ers. to be on watch at nightjor
trucks, to obtain marker numbers,
• and ne full a description as Poss-
ible,' and to place some. private,,
identification mark On animals.
One raid in SydenhariO town-
• ship,' Grey County, netted the rust,
lers eight ' head, and . another in
.the same municipality, on 'Nov.
• 23; netted thirteen head.'
•
Mode' rn.
Etiquette'
,BY1 ROBERTA LEE ,
'1 Is it 'Correct to say:, 'Pleased
•to Meet you," when being :intreditc-
2. When you are a 'dinner guest,
• Is It necessary to pal!, `.‘thank -you":
• each, time a servant passes! you a .
•:3::'Should an invitation to ,any
• kind df meal, dinner, .ttiPPer. :Nock
On',' be. 'answered? ,,
• 4. What is the proper . amount
that a bridegtOom should, give the
minieter 'as a_fee!
5. Is it allrightto eay,When,you
. .
arelettvitig after a visit, "I am af-
• Mid: I have .stayed, the long,"' Or "I. '
Must; have.•;,bOred you'talking:. so'
Much?"
6.::tVile
: btwr.'pagy4:e, tfoareitt4Aeahtroseci
tresrs
•some 'othert entertainment in', a
, • .
•
•'.:.Answers
1. o'cortlydoeu: .tipph?rase.!
.:.perton• sometimes .adds, have:
heard, my hushand• (or - iny brother),
sleek.ot you quite. often,7. �r some
sucb arki
It
s necessary
so. is
It eipectedlEloWever,:it ie fit bet-
ter to .say "thank yen' when It Is
not neees'sary,than to omit it When
One. should einrest
•, 3: Yes, alivays. , • , .
•• 4. There IS no stipirlated. amount.
It inay be $5,410, $20 and. often
$100 e more; when the bridegrooni.
$100or more. At al depends upon
"One's 'financei. . '
•
5. No; such expressions are stn., .
• Pid and Sell-conselout,•'
• , the hOstess.:
vidence Stuclied..i .
By'ComthisSion .
. i
Having '. Concluded,Hearmga,
the Royal CoMmission -On
•
: : Dominion -Provincial. 'Rela-
'•:• lions' Will Review 10,000'.
.Page.s or Data
The .1,loysil .COmmissiOn on DO-.
: ;Minion/.Provincial Relations pre-
• pared"this week to 'settle' down tO '
the Mint difficult part' of: its vital
task -drafting a report Which',
,.'• Might lead' to more complete Mt-
,• tional Unity and a sounder system
ofpublic finance in. Canada.
The cOmmistion has completed ,
,its-leng.and painstattine.,coileetion
of data ori Which, it; would ° bile a -
report.. ItS tpublic sittings :.cert-
,, chided when the Manitoba govern-
ment Wdimd,'up its supplementary •
, sittings. • , , ' I
' TOwards Canadian .Uriity '
: Theiask now will,be to finish a
;review, of, the 10,000-odil pages of .
evidence aken dining the 85 day'S
, of sittings, to absorb the best of a
• score of studies.. done by some of
I, the country's lending etonornic, '
legal and statistical experts, draft
a'skeletort report and then go to:
• work On the4 actual writing. . •
• 'It is:Mtpeeted the report will be
ready abont the,miadle of thePar- .
' haze fury tesaion which, °pent '
Jan.' 12,, and 'mai,- consist 'of a:
suntin ry .of . the factual evidence
received by the eimmitsioit and
• sonde recOmMeildatiens `based. on
' that evidence, • ' .
a
BY AFNE:ASHLEY
. .
?IOWahaal4 btitta..un te-ta'setA7
. •mi, iaceT • . • • • ,
A. Tie hnttuna' .nn lace inatea4; Oc'r
seWing than! nain4 ,Peedle
-With .,tiottliiel4 thre.44. •'. Th 'ends
should be •.•toc.under the, huttona..
.tind on the wrong, sie, . It ;tied' pare.
• fully the buttons are easliyHremoy,..
• 'MI When: the Igne• is to be frcsneu'•• •
• Q. How Can I keep clothes, from
.fieezing to the clothesline? • '
• A- The elothealine.,can b 'clean -,4
ed. and the clothe' Will o 'freeze.'
to it during cold, *either', i e line
• is rubbed:, With n mixture of equal
• Parts of baking' soda And. salt,
• ,sprinkled on .g damp eloth. Or; boil
the line oatisionally in strong salt
water; • , • •••• •
•Q. How can I remedy a tight shoe
that binds at ..the toe"
, A. Wring a cloth out 'It hot. wa-
ter, fold it and 'lay it across, the
; toe; While the shoe's on the' font,
• This will cause, the le,athet to ,ex -
nand and ,conforni to the shape of
the foot.
Q. How can I. keep a partly used
bottle of olives fresh?• ,
A. By pouting about.a half inch
of ,olive oil,oier the top and then
keeping the bottle securely corked.• ,
Q. How tan I satisfactorily clean
a felt heti'
A. Add enough gasoline :to a, tea -
min of flout to make npaste,, Rid)
• this paste on the hat wiwarbrush,
'.and allow to 'dry, Then brush off'
. with a stiff brush. Remember that -
gasoline Is inflammable. •.•
Next Postmaster General?
. - ,
• Reports emanating from Ottawa
indicate that COL.: William B.,
• lock, member for North' York, may .
• shortly' be :sWorn into the Ic....ing; •
- . cabinet as .postmaster,general to
,.nueceed son. 4. C. Elliot who ,has
:hien . absent from ' 'office for
' many Months de to illness
I •
i1.1 Build:Naval
And Aii,Defenses
• sabst.iiii.i4propriation Like-.
IVrteRe Se.77___,t, Aslide:t Cowin: '
'• Session of -Canada's 'Parlia-
.,
The highlight of th'e defense es-
timates. to he Submitted to the Ap- ;
•triollachheinga; s:usbsisetani,Itoiafr Paapiplliaonpireiriat_ '
filen dedicated to, the purpose of
• raising 'Canada's so-called "tin -
pot" 'navy to the',status 'of a ther/..,
• oughly, effective fighting Unit. 4
: The 'other Main feature of the
' estimates Will be4,a, substantial ap-
PrOpriation for air defenses.,
It nuty'be forecast that approxi- .
mately $50,600,000 Will be voted
- in the estimates scheduled to come •',.
• before the session, which opens in
January. ' ' .• ••••.
; In. the -realm df 'naval 'defenses,
the 'intention df the government
It; briqly; to Provide it total of 18
destroyers for the patrol -and .de-
' ferise, of, .the Atlantic and 'Pacific
coasts. ' , .. • . •
•
T'his Plan contemplates a flotilla.
• for. the east and" est coasta re-
spectively of eight deatroyers And
a leader the lade b,eing slightly
:-
larger than the' ordinary destroyer'
and carrying•the Staff' officers.. .
The broad. intention Of the goy -
:eminent 'with respect to air de- ,
fenses , is even .inore ,aMbitiOnt.
The plan is t� have ultiinately 23 '
air , force unitS, Whicb. ineans. a
tpinooteaIo
sleii8d, inti; itihoorsee or thantit:i°ninriglaen.
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pnut..,,,,.
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TOWN?.
lIcinembeito'get
your copy .orlids •
week's Toronto
Stir WeeklY.1 - •
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•hat4oWs Time -
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tfOr
Miunr Mode!** Drip Were
thed by the Ancients the
'Pharmacist and Physician
Were. One 49 CenturienAgo
.0.s:tor ol ha& been in emninun,
. „
use or 'almost '90 centuries and
prescriptionq, which. eimployed '
'Cinee tecognized, today Or their
theraPentic value 'were known to'
the' ancients, according to discov-
eries described 10, Charles ca. Wall,
• historian -Pharmacist,. •in.: 4 lengthy.
.volume recording the Scientific. Ad-
• vanee f pharmacy. prescriptiona •
• cempounded by pharmacists And
• •PhY,sicians date back to the,earlient •
.recOrds, La wail re'Veala in .P4,000
, Years Of ,Pharinacy:/,' One prescrip-
tion, the ate of which is fixed at
O 1452 B.C.,: afforded the necessary
Chiee for ,deciphering the written,
• language ot the ancient EgyPttalls•
" and censtittited the' ,irey.: to all Suit; .,
'.sequent •,research;, in 1gyptology.
• This • ancient remedY. recorded
when Moses was tending his father-
in-laW's sheep on the plains st the
foot of Mount Horeb, prescrpes re-
- medial: substances in common' use
drug,stores today. •
•
Besides • castor Oil, Many other
• medicinal materialwere listed:
• such as yeast,various oils, turpek• ,'
tine, figs, worniwood, squill, aloes,'
•opinni, :peppermint, anise, • saffron,
• linseed, juniper berriei, poPPY, date
blossoms,: and even onions. • ,
'In those days pharmacist and
phyeician Were ottethe practice of
medicine. beineentitelY exPerimen'-' .
tal. As time went on, La Wall re-:
• cord's.; these fields of practice se,
parated:, "It is the funetion of the .
Physician t� diagnose disease and
recommend treatment, tf ,niedicine
is- required; the Wise 'physician
writesa Preseription• to be filled by
a -Competent pharmacist for this is
the pharmacist's particuiat Prov-
ineeand specialty for which he has
been .specially trained."
• .164 Rural Maidens
'Attend. Corse. in
Home Economics
, Women's Institute -Branch
•' Ontario Department of Ag-
riculture: Holding Three.
Menthe Course'. in Five' ,
eisunties ,Develops
• tient,14udgent in .prOblerns
of Honie4laker /. • :
; Attendanee figures for the first
couple of weeks of the tbree,month
;..eOurso in Homo •Economics*being
• conducted .by ',the Woineife '
ute Branch et the Ontario Depart-
ment of Agticulthre in five coun-
• ties thew a fetid tif .164 turat young
women. attending • leettires.. • .Tho• ,
.ceniset are being. held in the,coun-
: ties Of .Bruce,-, Halton,. Hastings;
•,I)eterborn and.. Wentworth; under• ,
the, direct supervision Of experts
• from the . Wonten's ' Institute
• Branch. , • • •••
The conrse.iettivided Under •fire
• headings: '
, Void and Cookery: Thie course
Includes a study'. of teed and its re-
' lationthip to health, food., habits
and 'nutritional needs; the s•cemlio-
' sition; selection, purchase,' prepar-
anion and service of food; analysis
of recipes and standard p_roducts:
Household' • Management,..: ; ThiS
course -directs 'attention. tci: organ-
' ilation et house' work; ,consieta- •
!fion'-'of
home andlabout-saying equipment;
'care of the heuse,., selection. care
and use ,ormaterials ,(nietals, wood
...and trait), ,.cleaning equipmentt'
• the home kitchen.",:an!ition: water •
suPPlY,, sewage disposal ' and con!
trot 'Of insects; -.general principles
of laundering. •' •
'•
.Health Edueitiori and Honte.cate
•of the, sick, Clothing. lionie
•
,..Loildent :A.. W,Eick's fun..,amid '
• the foga Emile Ayinoi, a Trench •
ohef,.. praised . "that stieeulent and
nuttitive..dish, the Atnerian ham-
burger"; "church of' England cier.:'
Onion ninde it knoWzi that they •
''..prefetted the "Lainbeth Walk to ,
,the "sensuous Slinking" of.,reeent
• ballOo.m favorites, and 4. rodvie .
•. house diSplafed ,a sign - reading •
• "Chamberlain the peacemaker
• for...lorie week
• RELIEVED4.
LIhJ OVERNIGHT
Every second counts in the treatment
• of a cold. Get after it right aivau • ,,
before it becomes More serious. ,
itarits source. A little hlent•holatuna
inserted well Up the nostriL4i will not
•only:, save you future disConifort Mid
expense ,but will bring S'OU quick,
lasting relief. The antiseptie vapours
of Mentholatum quit -lily penetrate to
the farthest nasal passages fight t•he.
lurking gerint . clear the note and
Promitte Pound, healthful breathing. " r
• Get's 30 cent tate or jar today. Use it
torijght,' Get relief in the morningt, ..;
Quickrtlief guerenkai dr' stoney
refunded, .• • As
•
•"Whatin the uSe Of It' alt?" n'aid
the old roetter, •leaning his bead
satIlY against the barn door. "Eggs
yesterday, chiekens to -day; feather
ditetere. ta-nmrrnw." ••
0Q0. •
.•
• ' :a girl whose name
Weep to ic'14t;",e11- tale of
Who meet
He courted-a,ed- h:er at a .feni•fo! R8-
Arid begged'her soen to become
'"1 would' if I couid," said lovely ,
.PitY, Yon!tinhappy. '
"Butalas, you've come,. too -
000 •
• "I'm sorry I:haven't a dime,"' the
• lady Said as she handed the condue-
••tor a ten defier
."Don't Worry, madam," he replied
• politely. "You're gohig, to have 99• .
of them, in a couple of minutes."
• .
Changeable women 'are more '
• endurable than • Monotonous
• Ones; . hoWevet, unpleasant some:. ,
• of:their changes maybe; they
are sometimes.' murdered but
• seldoin ;deserted. •.
George Bernard o0o
Shaw
•
h,
• sleep, count seep."
Farmer's Wife: "If yen,- can't
•• Farmer: "I did that .latt night.
counted ten, thousand. and
put them care and shipped „!em
market'lly 'the time I'd figkired
upniy loSses it waS titne to getup
• ‘0. • . • • • .
and Milk!"
".• . • • -,
• -- parade, London
ci0o ,• •
A :cannibal .chief isreported
to have eaten his mother-in.law ,
because she opposed bim on
• ,
some 'matter , of tithe.' poliCy.
It.would be only poetic justiCe
if She Continued ,to' disagree
• With him.
Grznany: Buying
rrOirpLw.11:615a1PIN.ple'l;cOewil.qit
goienjoy a more:
vP.1: \azl Germany
dinner .tables this year than .ever
before in history if.,Gertnan crop
reports 'can be taken as .an
With a subnormaldomestic an.,„"
,ple haryestc,Gerniany will have no
difficulty. in absorbing the full
• quotas.; for both fresh" and dried
• apples. • . •
One distkiet , apple prodUcer
: said apples frOm this Area would
• be ,purchased ' with . a "good y
,share" of the' $600,000 set asi e
this year by the' German Gov' 11-
• rnent for purchase of /fresh a
jiles in Canada,
G014 -E17011*
• OnTle4
' 4 )10,47 intitiX of ei.inna,rked
• &Id into. Oanafla Was disclosed
O last week in a Dominion Bureau.
• nt. $bitistics Teport, ••
• Net- inereine ,Of earinared gala ,
• --that is gold Ironi abroad held in'
Canada 'for safekeeping-arneunt.; '
-ted to $71,490,000 in the., Pant 4
• months. The ineyease• for last Oc.-
tober was $32;400,000. It is he-
* .1.1yed vilest of this gold: came from,
:-Great Britain And ,France,
••' TO I'''urchie Armaments,
." The Britith QeviEn cut .was .
• reported strerigtherfing te." North.
• American, gold reserves' by ship,
ping large quantities of the tnetel
for storage in' the vaults .of the• •
Bank of Canada:
The Step. was said to. have been,
• 'taken to. prOvide for -the piirclias,e' .
' of war materials in Canada and: '
• the United States in the event • of
a 'European .N.car, when. shipment
• :of gold a6-os,s :thcr 'Atlantic ,-Waulti '
be dangerous.
Car Owners Are
• Blamed In Theft
Following, the disclosure tbat,
ignition keys had been left in
a car that was stolen kit week
and then used i*Ahe 'armed
robbery of a London (Ont.).
grecer, officials of the Forest
City',;ave issued' a warning to
all motorists not to leave keys;
• in parked cars.• ;-
Maoistrate D, B. .Menzies
said that in nearly evetree
case in which youths were
.charged with car theft, the 'of-
fence. could be traced to the
fact that the motorists had, left
the keys in the ear.
TRY IT TOMORROW
•
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SALES AND SERVICE ALL 3LA.KE3.
We specialize. Fred Stratford. Ltd., ,
.35. Gerrard Street, %Vest. Toronto.
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• immediate delivery on threshing
• maehines0 hay presses. •rodt cutters.• ' .
feed cutters. corn shelters.. rollers.
• drag saws, rnowers binders, pota-4_
.to dig,gers, •potato • sorters, etc.
• Prices lowest in •Canada. Here a
few, deirionstratipo imaghinee at
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direct at, agents!' prices., where we
have no ,.dealers. Special: New• 6"
4 -ply Rubber Ile1t.'32c a foot. Free
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IAIST AND POIll?Ft?
FARMER'S „IP/AN ACE A - UST
• health often lost always found•
with MUS KEE -`1KEE;,, mitliOne
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tainable Eaton's, Tiroiggists nro-
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Clu • BoX l28. Chit -nary, Alta. .
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