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iiarrister,
Ontee-Coart llouSe, GOtlerich.
Telephone; 55.
nouebAs R. NAIRN, . • .
tBarretter and Solicitor -
Ofeee-North Street; Godericht
VItNEST. M. LEE,
1,Barrister and Solieitot
Sun 4 fe:Building, Adelaide , andelrie-
TelePnone E'lgthe *
tort Streetet Toronto 2
KENNETH HUNTER',
BARRIST1111 SOLICITOR, BTQ..
?bone 36, Goderich, pat. '
Othce Hamilton „Street
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tiHARTRRED ACCOUNTANT
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1111ONTEITII and MONTEITH,
mit Chartered Accountants .
77 Dewitie. Street, Stratford •
Toronto Office:. 302 ,,Bar 'Steeet
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THOMAS,GUNDRYt OODERIOite
• firVE STOOK. AND GENERAL
AI/OZONE/At '
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Setegt attended ' to Orttnere and
•. 'every effore made to gtve ;satisfaction.
Farmers' sale WOO "disOctintted.
Ilia1tIoTT &.GRANTe LICENSED
a " -AUCTIONEERS FOR TijE
COUNTYCP TIURONe
Courteous Satisfactory Service. r
• Retea I:Waal:0101e.
001 H Br...440T, Clinton.
GORDON le. GRANT, Goderient '
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F. I. R. -Prznostatt EYE BAR
-It • . NOSE, THROAT- ' tt
. Late.- House _Surgeon • Nevi -1 tti;rk
OpEtntalKieteturreettrale HIPitpital-;e•te-
• sistant at Moeretiele Eye Habitat_ and.,
Golden Square •Throat Hespltal,, Lon-
don, England. ; •
ETES TESTED, GLASS-ES---
sUITLIED: „
53 Waterlop Street S., -Stratford.
Telephone 267. • •
Next visit Bedford Hotel, Goderich,
Wednesday, iMarch 27,th; from 2 p.m.
till 5 pm.. . • -
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DRUGLESS' PRACTITIONER
C ;.}ItePA-AIOTO ,IfeekNP----PREGLESS:
' THERATIST -
Goderich, Theme 341 •
Offiee • hques-10 to leettan., .2 to -5
and 7 to 8 --p.m., Tuesday, rralay and
Saturday. , • • ' • • •
• tIO to 12 a.m. only on Wednesday,
Monday and Thursday at Mitchell.
A. N. ATKINSON. e.
, 51 South 'St.
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SURANCE C0. -Farm " and iso-
lated tewn property insured. .
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Loncleebore; W. Ite etecbehald, Vice-
ertesident, Seaforth ; • tee._ L Reid?
Manager and Secretary -Treasurer, eee-
forth. • •
Ditectors-t-Alex; Broadfiett; Sea -
:Rath ; ettetes Cennellyeett.Godertch
Chris. Leoneardt, Boreholtet -Alex.
Melewtner, 13tath ; --Ertinget,MeGireger;
Merton; Teomae. 1111oetatte Seaforttit
Hugh Alextineer, Walton e Wm. Knox,
Londesboro; W. RtArehibald,- Seaferthe
Agents -tee. A. Yee, R.R. 1, Goderiche
tunes' Watt, John- E, Pepper,
R.R. .1, truceileid4, Meltereher,
it.ltel; 'Dublin; Chas. F. Hewitt,
• cardiae; R. G.-earpiuth, R.R. 1, Born-
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• Policy -holders Can Make all pay-
ments ane get their cards reeelptett nt
the Royal Bank; Clinton; Celeiu:Cutt's
ttettneeryt•Kingsten Street, ,Goderich,Thr
.1e-Helteldis) General Storek Bayfleld"
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STRATFORD GoDERICII
-COAVECIANES-
„Daily - I49 am. 4 45' p ni -.:-.1.0aves
dodezieh ler Stratford, Toronto,
flapnflton,,-Buffalo, ,Lontion,--Oetroit„
Tavistock and Woodstock, Repots,
Redford, British and Royal - notelf4,
'-Phone hotels or 805 for information.
Hon. J G. Gardiner
Speaks at Wingham I
Malre0 Vigorous Defellee of Bdcori
Agreenient-----CriticS
• Answered
WINGIIAM. Fele 22 (Letaion Itree
Tress repert):telSpeaking in -Wiiighaie
erewn Halt tonight in the interest-; of:
R. J, Deaeninan, Liberal candidate for
tWaren Here; Hon. janaes G. Gireitier,
ef Agriculture, for Canada,1
easiaed out • at the critieS ef the Cane
adieu baton agreement, anti devoted
almost ttfe entire epeeelt to..aiisweringr
the. criticism, .
"I caenetimegitie any Prepagenett
mechine 'working anywhere during the
•_war more pereistently and upon false
leformeticat, than that, used by those
who are trying to pry 'a neee into the
agreement,"- declared Mr. •Gardiner.
"Mere misitetemente have had to be
corrected Abeuttitteinee it wastentered-
.Intn then teequt anything elte eonneeted
-with the war effort. Those respensiblet
feat used the tdanitoba comiiiittee of
tile Legislature a-theirniediumtof at-
tack and are now using the agricultural
cominittee df the Ontario Legislature.
Weatever might )'e said about the pick-
ers, it is time sonteteing ought to be
said about these responsible/or putting
out, almost dank; -Wrong inforreettenet
Mr. .darilinee went eit to explain, 'the -
Supply all farm Produete ether than
wheat- marketing isdirectly uncle; the
direction and control of the Agrieultue-
el 'Supplies Board, of .,rovhich A. et
Shaw is tee cheiririen."
• Defends Personnel
'Speaking or the personnel ef the
Bacon Board, which the critics claimed
was made up. mainly of paekere, the
Ministertpointed out that the 1 -Jon. 3.
G. Taggart, chairman ef the Bacon
Board, was born on a Nova Scotia,
feemy-grieluatederien the Ontario Agri -
Cultural College hs an .agrtettltural-
representative, later served on agricul-
teteil--poetS-In-Albertit ,endeiS.aeltatehe-
wen, and latterly Was lninidter-of agri-
tulture" in Saska.telieWan. and owns tt
,farm :of his own." : -; ' •
•„'"Antl,” added: Mit -Gardiner, "Ile is
more of e farmer, knows more farmers
andeepeeseatatinerotortilibint than -:any
of the erities..of the bberd.".
Mr.•Gardiner pointed .out that of all.
farm products those for 'which there is
the greatest, demand in wartime are
•becon, hams and eats. elle• went on to
Point out that Oanada'has at -wartime
bacon agreement covering 280,000,600
point -ft per annum •tveth.Greet Britain,
and that se •far the country has been.
',supplying only an atrerage.lie 160,000,-
000 pounds per annum. An aggrassive
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GODERICK' 91\ITAICIO, TJHJRSDAY, FEBETJARY 29th, 1049
St. Petersburg Hears
ome,aght la1&S4i
mOareBw, , IT UA•
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ter WALTERS
Retitle:ate ia tiato eittrtet will note
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PLT;OTS TO TRAIN
FOR 28 WEEKS ,
• OWA.WA, Vel). 27.-..--1Vilots trained
under the 1,;ritis1i Commonwealth Air
Training Plan will be given -intensive
instruCtion extending over a period et
twenty-eight. weetis. A siaiall propor-
tion. of these ,pliots will be absorbed in
tlieit.),C.A.V., but tW Ill.fliority will pro,
eeed overseas. Courses tor air dbserv't
crs Will last for leventytsix weeks, weile
air gunners will be reaay: ter eetien
after a twenty our period of
training. All pupils are enlisted, in the
BoyaleCenedian Air Jere° as airerttfts-
Wen, elass, II. All will undergo the
earne course of luetruetion for, a perloe
of- our weeks tin, tu thtlaI training
§chool. From then on, Pilot% air .0b-
gervere and 'eir gunners will go to their
respeetive' schools for additional in-
,
ttructioe.
advertising campaign. •nada. has
-raised-Canadtee preduetio etyteeeentie
dive per odute so that the countrteeopeS)
to lilt the agreement" this year.
Beard Set Price
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W. Craigie —
INSURANCE and REAL
ESTATE •
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Get OUr Automobile Ratea-,
Phone 24 Goderich
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-N"elkin ill
Fire, Accident' and Motor .Car
INSURANCE
Ofilce:-MaSonic Temple, Weet
Street, Qerich
ghat" 230 ---GODERICH
--okommammuimmommow
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Rea Estate anti Insurance
Ofilce,:' East side of Square.
Phone -663. -
Residence, 11 Tratalgar St-
.letttitt • SALE-eHouses of all kinds,
eholee---budlding-tots, business-
OriolsertY and Several good far,ins,
Let mo e.TioW you some real
hamar,* -ThiY. now
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ME CAPITAL THPHONE
EATRE 47
NOW -Tyrone rower as "JESSE tIA1%LES4 with Henry Fonda and
Teehideolor.
liett., UES & wzD. -
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;1irtR-- -1;
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with JOAN ELONDELL
Ahttof.,:the, roar and confusion. of a, great Metrotielitati notepaper
plant tomes a-smaelidde yentart story sprinkled with laughs
- and tense situations
"OFF TEFE 'RECOltO''
pores., RI & SAT,,
srri.t,pp*t FRAC NANOX ItELLY',-:. CEDRIC- DAUM/VICKIE
RICHARD GREENE - WAILItER IlltENNAN and IIENRY HULL
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great adventure en the Afeleati Veldt Is :tom the skill
and resourees, of Darryl F Zanuek. Magnificent landscapes .are
\I a feature of the masterful produation.
"• STANLEY ANL) :141.8rINOTOle"
Matinee* Wed., Mat, and holidays at 8 p.m.
"Before the war started we were
getting. $9 shillings a long hundred-
weight (112 pounds) of bacon," de-
•Cleted Mr. Gardieer, "but "Mee Sinew
negotiated the price MI to 102 shillings
,per long, huiteeeetweigee and 50 encour-
aged Oanailien-fermers to increase like -
Auction. A bacon 'beard' was set PP
with .men representing- producers from
all acrese ()amide. ,. At their -first meet -
Jug they set, thd Price they Would pay
to the packers for beton and hams de-
livered at eastern seaboard points et
e18.01 with ,e17.20 pale to the peekers
and leaving 72-ceets per ewe. to ee set
'aside in a field. '' Ft= this fund we
intendtotbat the Miner gets two
cents a Pound, moretAIK ilia ilOga_4(3.Xt
summer. It cats the farniek two cents
e pound more to produce negt ill 'tem,
July and August beeautelhe negt Uwe
which broil Is 'protluced (luring the
)eummerentetths mattebeefeettneNeYe
ber, Jamlary and,December.e
..Mr, Gardiner -pointed out that 4ist
blast 'frem- the opponents of the agrqe-
ment 'Said that the agreement was Made
in December and was brought ' into
'effeeteletTeMarel9;eitatelettltheelete
Nettreuiber, .wiatch meant that for two
montes hog preeltiete were being pieced
on tee British market made from hogs
fillrehaSed Oil a lower basis, whereas
the British Geverement paid the 102
shillings. The: statetnent was made that
extra money went to the packers and
was net pasted on to the producers
• Did Not Go • to Packers .,
"That money diet not go to the pack-
ers," declared Mk. , Gardiner. • "The
Government took 300,000, which is
twe seillings a long hundredweight, 11.4
this -was placed in the Lund to pay ,t 'e
additional two cents a Pound for -po 'tk
r.oduCts-during-thet-stimmei-m
• 'Tersely Mr Gardiner described .bow
farmers will be encouraged to -produce
hogs for delivery in the summer
tniontht. "Where that cannot be done
the ;beam will be held over in storage
In order that underethe agreement ,Cari-
adatean make, regular xve:ekly shipments
to Great- Britain ' during, the Whole
twelve months"t .
t"L'repagandiete chargee" the speaker
said; 'that we did not set the priee to
the farmer We set the price to the
farmer on the basis of what the packets
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were receiving at the seaboard. We
had the price all .set to ko into effect
as soon as the agreement started to
operate.. Experienee suggested it was
unwise to do so. We found :that the
packers were •peying, mere ' than the
agreement callee for. We found the
teeson la the feet that hogs mere sell-
ing hi the United' States £tt 2'1i; to *3e
a pound less than in Canada. The
agreement made itpossible to pav from
2e'to ee a. pound more for hogs at -Win-
nipeg than they are in Chicago. Az...a-
:result of this and beetle& under oeir
triide agreement with the United ,States
tea duty on .pork,airoductt coining 'into
.Canada 1i4 only 11/4c a pound, the pack-
ers are able to iteporeporee jet° Canada
le -spite of exchange at leastl%ebelow
what the agreement with Britain pro-
vides for. They therefore have been
importing from the 'United States a
preportioit of their -requirements for
tome consuniption and shipping oier
bacon to Great 'Britain and they are
using thb profits from -the TheitedtStates
pork products to reduce.the erreed in
0a -nada, between the priee the pecker
reeehres and the price `the farmer re-
ceives_" , • ' -- '-• , '
Mk. Gardiner said that as letter es the
paekem, paya reas'onable Price 10°0
What they are supposed, to pay "the
evernment. did not intend interfering
with thtir importalleeeefrom thettnited
States, because -the transaction benefith
tthe Canadian, )fatmer:" He declared
that the charge that ,,the packers were
getting a drawback of the dirty Was
false and that the'. have not had draw-
back sincethe agreement was :nacle,
taitho4;h- they had tt for year; before.;
Itir. Gardiner 5:11(1"arecent eheclatui
en the importations of pork products.
eonvinces us, howeverethat.the British
agrdenient'and the resulting better ret
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ackache-Kidneysi
Cry for Help
I Most people tail to recognize:the
serioniness of a..bad beek.
- The stitches, twifehet, and twinges i
, are bad thOngh and cause great Suf-
fering, but back of the backache
arid the ettill* Of it all is the die -
Ordered kidneys crying out a warn.
lug, through the back.
,A pais in the back is the idducys°
0,rylor help; Go to ,their assistance.,
-Get 6, box of DOOM mailer. rifle.
A rented/ forbackooke- and sitat
Iddneja. '
iittoanoall 06 'put up in ank
*WV grey box with our Ira&
• k ar. lo Leaf t* on tho
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— re"ret the otithion, pan5ing, in New
Art American Doctor from. China •
. orleaus fill 1310E1.183:17 2nd, a Mr.. Albert
Gives Ni$ Audience Some
alters, e4est: sou o
811.-alltlairr#f; W411ters,.,Ith conect"sion 4)f Col-
• borne. ',Mr. Walters W4IG bOJCIL cat Jana -
Mrs. p: W. 'Carrie sends 'another of ary 8, teel, in the farm, home which
her, interesting letters from St Veers- is still ece01)led by hu Parents- ' He
burg; Florida.' This One is dated Feb- attended school in .111enna11ier and. at
Colborne- No. 8, where be petted I nail -
X41 -3/7 23114' and she says liant student ,He was lencodrag'ed by
Washington's hirtlidaY, and they are hie last teacher,' Mrs.,. 8. 13. Gardner,
eelebratieg. Bank hellc1iy,* most of the, whose farm. ,Ixdjotble the 'Walters •farna,
stori„,g ell'Aed. They ma Lar more ado to coutlaue.bis education, evitieh he did
than over Lincoixest 'Lincoln 'is still by itteedieg the Chatham .Businesa
coneidetee dictator by tile Seutheett- teollege. Upontgraduatiert he reeeived
or,, Hitler and Mutgolint In the same al1 to Amberstburg, 'where lie was
class. They are very careful what they en-Ai/Wye& Lr a:,yearand,a half as bookt
say- about Washiegton, They never..) teeettert lie left temherstittieg to 'accept
pention the . tea party in whieh 'he a tiosition as aecountant with the Rees,
!figured ,to,. largely. However, we feel Seott Company, New Orleans, Ita,, eX-
quite delighted at. the turn eyeitte are porter' of manogany. On ills second'
tailing. Wilen 'English sailors gen go visit Maite, '.he married Anee jean,
co a foreign boat, end gather out the •Sliorthill of Georgetown, wno returned
prisonerereuld when they ecan fix- bud- with him to New Orleans whete ..theY
nett and board the, ships )0f the "great- made their home felt over
'est nation in the World," it looks as If At the ttnie of his death,' Mr. Wattere
it etill is true, as an Englisheidge Whit
Is eisiting here reraarlted, "lereitannia
still rules." "the-bitily wavesteWlittt
•-• etre speak of tnese things et the Can -
adieu, Club meetingswe are very care
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401 what we say be pubilc. They are
'careful of our, feelings; and, we ought
net to -be -outdone- -
A. nit* pellet ef, law hes 'come up, teo,
whrcb 'is Creating a good deal:44 amuse-
ment Tile company for " whom the
:A.raueate eargo of. Oil. N1r4 intended,
suing theeivaiets fortbreach of contract
It =Jae up in court here, and tbe Chief
justice, decided 'that even the Supreme
Court Of . the United states had no
„juristlictiOn la this matter---ttitultit not
adjudicate between two foreign nations
Ceptain Kinehan of the Orion has -sent
teem Word to ceme and get their cargo,
but added, ',lite -11 take it from you
whee. you :are coming-out. Glad to do
eirteafitatd-the-Captitiet •finde Itfe
realer dull jute w.aithigtartnmd.
1 think everyone liere-is-la sympathy
with: the Alhes Atte meeting east
Week'a speaker who was trying to stir.
up trouble hegaii peeking "about Beg-
land'e tekeraty." . A 'eotuplee of voteee
„shouted f '‘`tou leave England- ,elohe.
TellettuseteatettiteteettfifitlethlreCietatr
saloviki:hau!c"Tgeneclehairmaii spoke to him
udh
the subject:,
•, In 'China fee Tiiiirtyatine tears t
We -had a Wonderful speaker here a
Xv'eek ago ---4 doctor who has been eead
of a hospital in China for thirty-nine
Years.He said he • would net tell all
et the horrors or of the, suffering in
China. Wounded people, men, women
ane' children, being" brought into the
hospitals by the caetload. The.,more
a the nursee; doctors and IiiistIoneries
wile a dreP In the ocean -to alleviate
sttffereig. •He was so .earnest and
spoke so convincingly triat he as lI
• ed tit witle-the greatete atteetio
„think they were rather surprised when
he said eNow 1"- am an 'American three
generations .back, and proud of it; but
I want to tell ,yqe• right -here that the
American nation is behaving in ,a,most.
disgraceful manner. -Eighty pee -cent.
of the .ammunition with whiCh the
japanese are destroteng these people
contes froth the United States of Ana
erica. The war would he over ..long
ago if you did not provide' .the scrap
e am going tO *eels. ottt „here
if it is the lila thing I ever to. I see
rn theaudienee a judge of the Supreme
Court, a Senator, and a bank.president,
-good friends of mine, splendid fellows
t-aind there are men here from every
,State in the. Union,. men who • have
made this- country what it is. Nowt if
I halie sale anything thatisnot true
I, am open to convietren. NC.INV is tbe
time to speale."
I thought efehe couplet;
"There. was silence deep is death*.
And' the ,boldest held hi § breath
-For -a time," •
1171e, canktd4A-$-./elt-,rather As If eve, tlege firietid-oe the Itite-Dit-Emmerson
was Junior -partner of the Rees, Scott
Company .and the leepet Petetin Com-
pany, stationers and printers. He was
a member of the Napotate avenue Pres-
byterian -church, on whose official board
he served..., • .
The fiiiterat was from the NapOleen.
• avenue- eheren, en February 3r -de )inter;
mentin Hope Mausoleum .beside his
wife, who prettettased him by a year
end a half. He leaves one ciiikl; Pliza-
beth Jane Sliorthfit, who will reetaen in
New Orleans untiteune, when she will
recetve,her-- Master's degree front. Tilt
hare -University. Besides bis daughter,
he leaves his patentee Mr. and Mrs.
.Wm. Walters. of Celbeene; three bro-
thers, ifienrY, Osmond, and ,Lloyd, also
02 colborne,, and three ' sisters, Mrs.
Arthur apragge of Nile, Mrs. Win. Geed
of Auburn, and Mrs. Fred Rayison of
Detroit.
- Mr: Waltets 'made frequent Wefts
borne, trenewingtfriendShips, delighting
itethdientariceectinteyside,--te-whieh
vas alweysfaithful, never having re-
nounced,..his citizenship. He often el -
pressed' his intention of retiring to his
old home and.Was, indeed;, anticipating
a long vacation in Canada thit4tpentert„
rliTirir°"o'rbTillTifiirit.T'eTiee't, of . wide
and successful,business interests he
ever .remained Sincere and of staple
tastes. lie was-potsessed from, his boy-
hood of a loving kindnoss of spirit
which was noted -.by all who came In
eentactwith him and his loss will be
greatly regrettedby his many friends
in Goderich and Colborne. •
ammunition, and history has a nasty
trick of repeating itgelf.” •
. More Plain: Speaking -
Another thing he said:: 'Your sem-
pathiee are all with Englaud, 1 am
s e.. Well, it -wi e more an
sympathy to ge onewith this - war, If
itiettand and "ranee fail to hold that
irne...end that moron Hitler and his
horde of bestial Germans, are allowed
to „overrun Europe, :What -will become
of otir civilizatiori hearci a spealser
qn the platform yesterday. say, :Me are
thegreateet nation he the world andthe
nation does not exist that teen defeat
us.' Now is your opportunity to show
it. You -a.re forgetting that you are
your brother's keeper anti you are play-
ing the fiddle while Rome is burning.
We are a wonderful people and I ant
proud of being an Americen,, end if I
have offended any ef you by my plain
speaking 1 hope you wilt forgive Me.
I. ate going iback*to China and I will,
I tdatesay, never return."
They c ertainly were a wonderful&
well-bred audience.I noticed a lure, -
bet of • the leen' atene' tip and shook
heeds with him afterward. The, chair
man said, "1 am afraid the geed doctor
is right." • 'A Oanadiau doctor frein.
Belleville (who, by the way, wasei col -
were listening to a family row, and
were rather uncothfortable. The repre-
sentativeseot tia?. efeat Amerigan nation
,had not a word to, say; at leatt they'd'
not say ahytbing.
• The speaker wit on to say: "A great
many of you have gat your sons in the
Great War. I lost botleef mine;You
have never 'get, over 'Wand youtnever
will. „Those line sons df NA7hom you
were -ea proud were shot with yrou'e own
remarked on his way out: "Tbitt men
is e wonderful. speaker : abusing the
Americans .one minute. :and placating
hem the next. Mark Antony fe, not
in it with hime.'
I never saw an audience Of six Or
seven thousand disperse so quickly. 1
heart a ceeple-oe tee men say, "Ohl
the Allies- can hold the line all right,"
and "Germany Witt DA„,s,viug foe peace
in another montletr:•_..
The Canaelent Red Cross is working
hete here. I beer tharthe American
tura to peodueers is being endangered railways hatre offered' a tranvoFt-the
ita the indiseriminatereimportatied a spites up to eientreal-free-ef-ehargee
pork prod-II:eta into°, till& canary under We Canadians nearly all meae baeget--
the pretection of en agteenient which te distinguish us from the "hol pellet."
makes abnormal profits possible to the ie We sey, •
iiiporter Without. any return reaching
-the- prodheer either-ineGanaditeer, the
States. Titta-is• a type Of pro-
fiteering which miait be preeented and
we are introducing e. fornt of emitting
which will prevent this not 'oh& up to
(late but for the future.' '
The speaker concluded 'by sityleg
"tbose wiro wieh to waist the farmer in
his production -and marketing would be
well a.dvlsed to •get the facts -awl then
stay., with theth. ' To do what some Aug-,
gest would result in 'the whole Can-
adian lnarket for cattle in the United
11,e-
etates being sacrificed."
Answers Abilion
Deaetiman attacked br,....1.1anion
for his Staienientstit-Biandati find the
Government had appropriated $188,000,-
000 •for defence purposes betweeu its
aceetsion to power in 1035 and the out,
tbreak of tee war, and supposeely spent
on /1„eteuce.„, and, that preparation for
the inevitable oabbreak of War was
shainefully,- neglected., The meeker.
polited out that $311000,000 of thiseum
was vOted in 1931 by_:the Conservative
party., The first three years of Liberal.
administration saw military expondi.
tures of $04,00000. Met year's ((teal
rear saw h miiitary expenditure of
$03,000,000e Adding to this tne, $31,-
000,000 Silent by the Conservatives
Mentioned, and yon hav.e. the doctor's
'total of $1.88,000,000...
'Ile, must condemn 6S-use1ess the
mows( voted and spent by his omirt
part or withdraic his Charge "against
Specialization in
liospitals of Huron;
Plan Acivahood by Dr B Tp
XeGbie, of Provincial
Healtit Department
plan, whereby specialization Would
be praett-3ed in each of 'term (lounttee
four •hof;'1)itals---4Godericii, Clinton;.Sea-
forth "and Whigliani-So as to bring
greater Olden:0y May:economy in the
treatment and care og the hit*, wee
advoeated by Dr. B. T. 3Ief1nie, Deputy
Minister of iiealth, before a largely..
'attended meeting of the Lions Club on
kriday evening. If adopted,' the plan
would have far-reaching significance in
the future development Of the County's
Lour hospitals.
For ,Itistence: After stating, every
fourth bed ia 'Huron's four hospitals
was occupied by a. chronically 111, aged
person, Mr. MeGhle proposed, that this
. type of Patient,he confined solely to one
f,-theTfobr----hespitals,----Suell- a -move,
would .greatly improve ,general condi-
tens under which the patient was being
cared for and would lessen the cot of
maintenance. 7
-Likewise, 'such would .be the', case
with- expensive X-ray and • surgical
equiptient, facilities for freptueal treat-
:einacanomt, eentc.t-17aistr ttohullittyre.,m4fain,setraviteecat_tliate
'One .hospital, its -eat being shared bv,
all teer inttitu.tions. With the advance
of
susill
hetmPletadriecalf10 101-nSeueregige04-a,isdeleitnteet
with inereaSing cost
Again, one hospital would be set aside
lexediagnettie purposes. With modern
means . of transportation .it Watinneli
ed
President -Nelson Hill' presided over the
,mcher.,eiartp,thtexr oT,toxa:hxtrIn,Igok•t,shoet patient hre
.
to the patient • '
whose subject. was ',Inlet :a
Jiospital Means to a, COmmunity." Lion.
equipment than to take the-teetrieeneet,
speaker, using
some interesting figure,s.: In the last 150
iderSkter-W-SP.atee ,
Thiichart, gave
years,,, he said, the span of natV
increased by twentsetertegearstand this,
11.:tge' tiltnireatinee'. 171184:arrr atin—brEtslentse 1.te°a.ur.labere,:
:arterial troubles and oth-e7. diseases
among people In 'advanced years.
'We have practically tstampedeout
Poor Visioa
**Witte iovrocido.
tion and: rea44:'-arch learnied, that
diot, 00 diet
11; altic:e the *toe of imperfect
4,1--ct% the tiose: ot mem defecto.
Make your appointment eat*
by owning SOX.
Cor. Kingston St. on The Square
0041erith
Armstrong
OPTOMETRIST
Wednesday at IAidanow
cominunicaible diseases, but peolo =WA
it 'Of-Sontething,A.t,the. -pekei_
served.
13eatia1 from lteart diseases, had Ji
creased from 13.0 jier thousand at the'
turn Of the century to. Z9.8 ui 1033;
cancer from 3,( to 3.2,1. Accidents bad -
doubted, from 3.5 to 04, of all deatbo-
Orr theether hand, deaths from *W-
ren.% diseases had deereased from 7.3
in- 1000 to AA Sn 1.038.- In The same
time deaths of people over.aixty _had
risen from 8.4 to 114. ,
**01Lbtelso;{(;gverrt efellta ostoafub !pareeowte 100:),wteltree
coming.raore hospitatininded., In 1900
oit
t .
ica SerViee:
AIRY* nuke ROJO raistireAl;
free tube. test in yow boise.
Lowest rates for - serv
inotes on request, M1 work
guaranteed.; tenfold. )3
a Radio Farts and Tubes kept
-
on band. PO „qui* ceurtoeua
,
service', can er phone ,,. •
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Phone 598
Widdor
°nit wait un
before,10.3iing that new Diiiinz koii** .or :tea Boom uite
eGt1t n6V;before ;pikes advance..
STOVES LINOLPUMS*
0
he !beta's," delated Mr. Deiteliman,
Ito anbatlintes. Get
MOM* 0.4 1;44, Nowa, 001. f
Whitt ft man, Manion."
Tile* was a record attendance at
he Wingliain Town Mill.
111110111111:
frequent COLDS
110"For relfetingdis- •
comforts of chest
colds and night coughs,, rub
'Vapoltub on throat:, clicit,and
back attiedtime.VapoRtinpoul.
tiee-vapor action relieves conges-
tion of upper air passages -eases
soreness of chest and back mus.
cles-helps the youngster Wait
into healing steep._
Fork
coughing and irritated
throat emoted by colds, put
Vapoltub on the child's tongue
to relieve the irritation. Then
massage VapoRub ort throat
and chest.
ror,Nritffies" and misery
of heocl cottiN melt Vapoltub
int bowl of boding water. Have
the child breathe in the steaming
vapors. Thi S loosens phlegm,
dears nit passages, makes breath -
n got Iteffe Iftst IA:ens:10)0%er% tlt:tgehrMieharontime.Rsuofb ,
tested treav•vic
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