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• Lo Eo CARDIFF, NORTH HURON M. Po
ADDRESSES ROUSE AT OTTAWA
Mr. 141„,. 'Cardiff, Member for North There is nothing that will 'pat heart, in
IIIIrOn, made bl maideu-speeeli in the n man, neet ewe eteanaeh, and there
House of Commons it Ottawa it se nothing tied wee weaken the morale
week. The )1Ianeard report is as :folof any nation like etarvation. We all
•lows' v know that evade* travel on their
Stoniaelte, and so 1 say again, Pile
giteaker, 1 elo not Abink ailYOne earplueee Of een-perishable goofia and
1;eubts the eineerity of 41te remarks 'keep the People:working, make the ear
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widen have been: made he' most honreney eirealate, and back it 'up with
mVerbere onebotli eid,es a. the house in goM and wi,„ tli the storage of nen-perishe
conneetion with Canada's war effort/ able goods. Non -Perishable products
and I hePe that 'What I °say thie after- are as .good as gold in war time, and
noon 'will be garniehedwith the 'eame 'better; Beat the enemy at'' hie own
eincerity Of purpose. My only reason game. Only those who -neeeetit defeat
for rising in my place is to otter einne are defeated.': We mut never be de-
suggeetione titat' may be acweptable to feetted.
the ',Government in the carrying On • Of- ' rdttedWonder 344 ,what the ,reaetien
ou.r war selfOrte As a Preface to ThY would be --in Canada if we were ea-
remarke, let me State tlxat what I have jeeted to the tendinous that most itt
to _sayis based on practical knowledge England. I feel sure we could 'take
galued frOm a lifetime in agriculture- it. I hope not, 'bat ° we ertay have tO
Itt the eountY o HuYou rwe have take . it, Just ponder that •in ,your
about. 10,000 farms, and in addition we nand.
have a number of manufacturing estate.
lielunents an important lake 1' barhor sninilit' 314r* SPeaher' now that we
are giving assiStance to industry for
nuntber of grain 'elevators and flour
'mills, and eome Of the best salt wells the menetacture necessaryetvar ma-
in Canada. We .have some Of the teritele, tha.t immediate censideeetion
ehould 'be given, to agrieultare, in order
flnet roadand) highways i ntario:
'Yet the eomitY is, free from debt aud that we may aebieve eeroduetion,
has no .. eutstanding ' debentures .' Pew under Pr'° -Per guidance and with' the
settler eenntieh in cannon, eau beast reepensibility on the Government for
sueh results frOM a PaY-as-Yourgo. 8elleelleeesileThle$euesh7a it,,puleyeeVaant'fwrcionilrIttitter
policy, take a great deal' of, pride .
hi the record a my VountY, heel -441W I agricultuiS tike %IMO mattner as tor
-Judge e Have -yew eevereeaPPen
• as witness 'before?" 'WitneSS:.
your °honor." , judge; .11n whet suit?"'
• Witness: "My blue serge." • ,
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WAR SAVINGS STAMPS-
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±Coughs
Terribly wearing on the system is
the cough that comes on e,t night ,
and preveets sleep.
° Sometimes it 'is the constant cough,
cough that will not be quieted.
Sometimes it isa, chnIxed-up, etuffed-
-• up feeling that - makes breathing
• difficult ••
• Dr. Wood's.Xorway Pine Syrup is
the remedy you need to give yott
relief, for the -reason that this prep-
• aratien dontains the healing virtues
4)f the Norway pine tree with which
• - is conibined wild cherry bark, end
the soothing, healing and expectorant
•, properties of. other excellent balsams,
barks and herbs.
• The T. Iiilbare Co., Ltd., Taronto Ont.
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eeeeeeet-ee-e-eeee„ese-ee-ee--eemee-eereee---otl.tereintiuStrieseife'praeticat-emene-a're
preseet linaecial.ptesitiorne chosen to frame and .Administer 'Mc
I believe every, hon. member 'should necessary legislation. Our agricultural
'voice his opinion 'wide 'regard- to our resources, properly -organized, can and
'war effort. -In doittg so, perhaps the play ta. Vital part in thie nation's
• FREE SERVICE
OLD, DISABLED'OR'DEAD
HORSES OR 'CATTLE
removed promptly and efficiently
Simply phone "COLLECT" to
WILLIAM„SIONIE,:,SONI
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suggestions I offer for the irapioveraent wnt effort ' We as farmers wis.4 to
of this effort may be acceptable to the -serve and sacrieice equally with all
Government .• Having sat theough elle other people of this dominion, but eve
whole session and having tome into the ask that pouttes be thrown aside aed
second, I have arrived at the conclusion that when the pow/Immo:It establishes
tiltite Ittvoet4. and doetoi,•,•aecl-preeele. 'committeesfor the admillietratien of
sional m,en do not possess all the brains agriCialtural problems their personnel
there are in 'this fair, land of ours. Is include practical farmers, men, w.ho will
have head in the, last Tew days many know Whether the.proposed palicies and
inepiring.addresseh deliveredby private programs are feasible. Do not forget
members on the Government-en:1e, and that 'when you are 'helping agriculture:
I ventere to say there are a great many you are helPing every' man, !woman and
more who, given the opportunity, would 'el'ikl' 'in C""In•
offer helpful and inspiring thoughts Flist, in regard to agriculture we
that could well be made use 0.i in this need a , cleart-cut Federal Government
hour of need. • . • farm program as to what products are
••The eural people realize that the eeeded 'during war time. .111, other
Present crisis palls for more oecrifice Words, take the' farmer' into the ele-
and,effort•; they are ready and anxious Partmen,es confidence and let him know
to do all -in itheir power to forwar teeeserethateproduetione Can
vict-ory. It is still too obvious that the maintained -on an even keel'
allied governments uedertook to fight 'Second, the *majority of the 'farmers
this war as an economic war, and -with are dissatisfied with the present set-up
money, while the enemy need, guns and in regard to bacon. There has not
ammunition. Iiit16r knows no •la
es ,_been, nor 1st there now, any centrol over
other :than brute force and destructioneae production ef bacOni-Thate4eas4,res.
•Tanks, not sterling; machine guns, not suited in over -expansion and, has dis-
foreign. exchange sabotage, not dol- atranged) marketing. Some kind of
lees, . is li nttthts..Sarely we -baconepioduction oOdeeis needecirforothe-
living in a land 4 -make-believe and week satislfies a large proportion of the
sleight-of-hand from some Gevernment paelcere' needs, which Means. that thee.
membersewhen-thev-preteed toeassume etre net keen to bid an lets_in the Union
in this dark hour that trade will m'ove stt'eluarft which Is supposed to ./be a
through normal eliatinelS and 'that competitive raarket, Marketing plants
;customary surpluses in several lines of ,in their present eet-up and yea.rly pro-
oue 'Oaaadian production will find: a fits need Government investigation.
marketthus permitting preduetion to _. 'even, 1 would, ask the minister
command fair- .end ireasenable prices. ivh-Y Ontario was not represented on
'Partners have divoreed themsereeS from ' the Canadian bacon board when On
the prefit motive, endure actuated only tarso Produces one -halt or more of the
by a determined desire to serve in the tetal production • of 'hop - in (Canada.
front ranks of production. ' Farming Further, 1 would as why the lbacon
to clay is *a business, and, jug as. in producers' of Canada were 'penalized by
other industries, farmers mnet have the (Government throughenegotiations
sufficient ' ineome to cover overhead, With , the United: States Which allowed
.defray expenses, • and Maintain' the large,quantities of Nutted) States bacon
instituthin. , •' to come in here to offset the fur trade
--DutingI do not think that was
-Nvar. -Cana.dian exPorts of Cnnedne , ... . .
will largely be confined to 'Great Bri4 fair to agriculture. ,
tain, the United States and (Routh Am- .Coming from a rural district, might I
eriea. The demand for shipping,fa.cili- say that Qui' people are willing to make
ties will restrict our exports to Great any sacrifice within their power to pre -
Britain to a minimuni. We do know serve the institutions a democracy and
from eeperienee, however, 'that if this •to bear any burden of taxation imposed
conflict proceeds ell our- production bf by the 'Government jtiSt as long As that
Ist.affe-will-bein-demandebtat in the Gievernment leveits_aetione and_ through_
meantime our warehouses are full. At its policies demonstrates to the -people
Present the farmers hiave • to assume of Canada that the moneys so collected
the burden .of .these gall -pluses, and' are not , being wasted on people and
carry their share of war -time taxation. prate as a reward for their Party ad -
At this time or'emergeney I contend, herente. I could cite a few cases, but
I will just warn the Government that
Mr. SPeaker, that these are problems
..that .ipelloulde be 'faced; by our Federal it will be they who Win have to answer]
Government. Non-perishable ;surpluses for some of the unnecessary appoint-
sueh as wheat, beeps, perk; nee in my
•opinion as good as gold in wiir time;
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b�iqw,',or the upper patios" tit MINI
lailfd 1)44 Ugh) the walled vaaanal
Tbeu, too, we lutsi. voneidered wimere
4 to what length vonlii be locittod an
additioual or exteudiet break -well to
break ,up and divert the wait befitre
they roma) the •entranee to the ebetunel ;
and to thie end Captain Itobitteon,
maelner of much experience) in handling
large eeeeelii into various pOrts, btt
• made a *kat.% within I have here for• .
inspection. 1 Itope that ib e Ceeeerre
meet :will take the neeeesary gee* to
have this entrance to °Gederich ha.rbor
taken care a at tbe ear1i6et peseible
day, ;is we would not like a reeurrenee
of rrtholitevelonni9dio.
titrninust (be iropresc;e4, 14a,
sure, of the value of Gederieit as a
national port to the grain. trade of
Canada in the movement of Canadian
Western arid Anterieatt grains front ttife
point of oeigination.' to the mining, feed
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lug andexporting outietS Ur 'Ontario,
and Easterdelistributing point. May
1 briefly Show you that the following
quantities or grain leave paseed through
our elevatore °from. 1029 to 1930. I do
not wishto take the.time of the house
t.noiri:drath: e (We're% •I has,vie8L48cooliyi'
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• Yeer " Eueleels
and 1 ask that it may 'be, nut on
1930... . . ... :.,..,,... 0,3$8,4375'
. 1931• 0 •
7,526,3$8
1,032 . .. .. . . . . ... ... .• 4,340,086
1133 •• 0,910,28a
3;34,i
'71930 -7'
1935 ..450,:0130
8384,586025585,
'',7*530;
1937 .
1938 (1073,04
1939 ' . • 10, 1,490 e"
To this naust 'be added an apPrfoele
mate 2,500,000 •bushels per year Which
is received by the Western Canada
Flour MiU itt Goclerich. You will
netiee the years between 1030 and 1937
were leau years; there was not the
velnine .ef grain thaethere was in 1938.
and 1939: Additional to grain is the
freightage of coal, gasoline earning in,
esom.e interior accumulations of pro-
ducts ouVw'ard bound, all of Whieh is
water -tweed tonnage. A careful com-
• putation of the reVenue to the •Can-'
adieu- railwave and Department of Na-
tionaltRevenue shoene that the eleven-
aia„
yearw:ays- period at !Goderich produced
revenue aYellows:
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Candn Nationel Raile
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$ 4,000,000
• CanadianPacific
• - wake •eeee•-•... ' • 4,400,000
•.Customs revenue --coal-• -
- and) grain passed on
- last year, 1939, the
only record available 874,270
• St. Paul's rectory, Wingham, Was the
Total eevenee en -410474,279 e scene ai,pkettc,,,wechling, on ,NevenTher
Thus you wiJI appreciate that the 20th, when -*Mary Jane Lepard, daugh-
dependable revenue afforded through 'ter of 'Mr. and Mrs. :W. 0, lLepard;
rents erenuisiteeattentio W-Inglierne-andeGordon Wilbert:Baker, -
to developments, 'maintenance and safe- son' of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Baker, also.
guarding of the facilities which will of Wingham, were.united by 'Rev. E. 0.
provide safeland preMpt access to Gede- Gallagher. After seheneymoon trip to
Tin harbor for ku,s, fifilYTeaded steam- Toronto and other points, the -MI10
er, under ell Weather conditions. I. Couple will'resideitt Wingham.
trust the minister will aye th.ese lin- Mayor -elect of London
perative requirements 'merited attene Former Exeter Merchant
tion.J J. Hemline who was elected
There are Many thasunds of Can- Mayor of London on Monday with a
adian Women who, although outside the big majority over two opponent's, is a
public eye, perform vital war duties in, former ,Exeter man. Ile conducted a
their homes, Maintaining the health of hardware- bueinees in Exeter for a
the rising generation and assieting Can- numberof years and evai.Reeve of the.
ada's interual economy in their daily
purchases, devoting their spar e time to
•the corporate work of groups and
organizations. I believe we have cme
to the time when these women's groups
will have to be initiated into industry,
And in my -opinion:the eooner the- better:
It might save esansideralbje eenfusion
if the time ever came when a good
anany of our industrialists were taken
away from their jobs and sent overseas.
• 1 would, like to conclude my remarks
with an extriactlfrom a speech I made
during the course of the election canal
'mien, iis follow: •
Our primary duty as 'farmers iS
to the, empire. Our brother agri-
culturists itt Great Britain are
desperately 'fighting for freedom's
cause. They have left their fields
• and farms to 'be tended by the
Women of the nation. No skerifice
we can malke for' them is too great.
We here hardly 'realize there is .a
war, but the time will come when
' Great Britaip and her allies will
need the products from our farms
and 'fields. It, becomes our duty
• not to think In terms of profit,
gains .4er barter, lett to stand. -
shoulder to shoulder behind the
cause and behind our men who are
offering their all.
This was spoken several' months ago
and our people have risen naly to the
einergency. Our 'county, has, voted.
$27,000 for war purposes; Theealso
purchased an airport site for • over
$10,000 • asa county project and have
since tedged it .to the Government at
a doliar a year. That is all Unit we
have got out of it: It is not like the
dol la r-aryefer--men e deer t teed a round
here in the last few days. Another
$19,090 has been given to the Bed Cross
S»•ciete,, and $1',000 has 11)een eet ase
fir patrintie purposes. More can be
had if it is needed.„quell is the spirit
United Xingdoln 'to reetriet imports et
tdbaeco and to stop further purchturing
Of 'Canadian eantied-trults„ Vegetables
and• soaps. Whv should we not act
in a similar way to;proteet our fax:ni-
ers? We e.hell be toreed tee promete
larger consumption at home to take
care of the sitrplus ereated through the
restriction Of exports, I Might go on
tO give the figures .showing the in.
creased IMPorts \from the United`States,
Vitt1 do not -think this isneemary,
because the figures nave been sub-
mitted to the Goiternment ; they already
have the information. I 'wish only to.
place Myself on- recoret aa registering
nay; proteet on behalf a the vegetable
and fruit growere of °Canada.
At this late beim Lean, ottle !reiterate
what: a great many (Alter henmembers
have askettetbatrtree, tranSportatiOnbe
granted our enlisted men (who are on
oniclal lave for the 1st time, and I
believe it would not be asking too mneh
te recommend free transportation for
Christmas: leave as well. 'Surely our
soldiers deserve this tonsideration.
would like to impress upon tire minister,
•the importanee of this 'request.
Tim Minister of Agriculture (Mr.'
Gardiner), • during his addreSse 911
November 14, as reported at pages 108
and 109 of Hansard', referring to un-
employment, stated th„itt there was an -
employment for praetieally all the de-
featedj„,pandidates of the oPPosition side
of the house- May 1 remind the hon.
gentleman that each °wee' not the case
so far as the defeated members on the
Government side were concertied. We
find some of them being placed- in very
unnecessary jobs at large salaries. Why
should so much money 'be spent in ad-
vertising the war effort Of this 'Govern-
ent?---Pfetherree.fforts werceone hun-
dred' per tent genuine, it would- not
require Government heelers to adver-
tise its program. idod forbid that we
should have government heelers to con-
tend with, on top of our all too ,heavy
:war -responsibility.
. We appreciate the efforts of the
Minister of Trade and Commerce (Mr.
N e f.
a personal standpoint he has, perhaps,,
done all that any one'individual could
; 1 believe he is very sincere,but it
Is not enough.- What we. as agricu -
Wrists need is as much protection as
other industries get, and surely We
deserve it. The Prime lelindeeter in, his
address ,talked about steel, True, "we
need steel,' we eennot get along with-
out 11, but is there any ha -re --member
• who would put forth the ergement that
steel is* more important than food in
Winning the war? Long after the need
for steel has declined, foodwill be in
constant demand.
Titere another line of thought
which I wish to develop at this time.
It has to do with -our war effort so far
-as, the distribution of .grain, 'coal and.
gasoline ie. coneerned,:ewhieh- is a -vital
matter, to my mind, in )wair time. We
have a condition in Goderich harbor
-that I mini& like to draw te 'the at-
tention of the Minister of Public Works
• (Mr. 'C'ardin),, in regard to the surgings
of vesselu in the harbor under stress
of wind and disturbance. _
Laet winter there were fifteen Can -
adieu grain carriers wiutering in the
• harbor, • I have a record stating the
eurgings of these 'vessels which ;were
under observation fin two days when
a northweet and west wind was blowing
strong. There were other vessels lying
loaded at the Western ' Canada Flour
Mills'wharf which are not included in
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Located on Wide Spadina Ave.
at College St, •
Easy Parking Facilities
Convenient to Highways
• ----Single 51.50 to 52.50
Rsate
nimble 52.50 -to 55.00
.• Four to Room, 55:0010 55.00
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Close!, 'to ' the University;
ParIiament Buildings,
m.a,eie Leaf Gardens;'
Theatres,Hospitals,
wholesaiee Nausea, and
the 'Fashionable Retail •
Shopping District. - •
A. K. 110WELL, lOntsioorr
111111111.11111Millar
COAL I ,C0.1q..4 ! 1
The bet is the'.cheapest.. When you* buy' D&If
,O.Dne-Cleaned Anthracite COAL, You buy the best. We,
repeatedly, hear. from our customers that it is the best 'coal
they have ever burned. There is so little ash and no slate
or elinkars, When you re4uire fuel, give us a call :
Dial' CONE -CLEANED AliTI-MAdITE dQ.AL
, ALBERTA CHESTNUT COAL • -."
BARTLEY FOUR -POINT POCAHONTAS
• STOKER COAL
• FORD
LONE STAR, DOMESTIC and STEAM dOAL .„..,
Aloe RAE:MARE, PLUMBING ,and TiEAT/140
Chas. C. ,Lee
COALYARD a,nd IIARDIATARE STORE
Phones Oinee 22
Henn° 112
At the Harbor
menits net they are making. .
this survey. Sever -al storms) occurred
'We have beard many eomplaints
farmer members of -this house
froikt
while theSe boats were in process of
,i
and, I am glad to say, lately from some laying up for the winter. The first
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hon. members who.ale noot farmers, as
to the way the Government is allowing
farmers, and then full returns from the
packers Of the.Old 'Country 'price.
Third, we need a niore_ effective and
cheaper • method of selling, farm ma-
chinery priced in relation to farm pro-
• dtietion.. there was no knowledge of. any of the
Fourth,
we should _ have Federal.' vessels having •eolue in-eonteet with the
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harbor 'hotter'''. Again on December
supervisidn ever health standards, of.
21 'and 22, A northwest and.'weeterly
animals sold at comraunity sales. Many
gale prOthleed ii -great surge in the
cattle and hog diseases are
harbor with Sin -glee damaging results
in. healthy conimimities by outside
•
to steamship moorings. Theee storms,
animals brought 'he without inenection
and sold in healthy areas. • while Altering from normal to intense
velOcity_slid not seem to be worse th•itet
FiTtib noust heie'an increased, use•
those.. experieneed in previous years,
or tinny Purposes ofCanadian apples
and honey, pork Antribeane. but the haeber surging was apparently
• greater, Which could only he attribut-
Sixth, t here's, the old story )regarding
able to ‘a great iloW -of -water to the
domination of livestock marketing by a
entrance from the breakwater to the
group ofpowerful p.ackhigliouse plants
nier -mouth, and them* to the inner
ii1l'rekolito' resulting in -the --fat:emit
Was a -very strong gale starting in the
southwest and shifting to northwest
and north.
On December ,r. ana 48,. 'Whet). eeveral
vessels sustained broken cable mon-
inge, bits and shooks, and otherwise
bumped themselves along the wharves,
?Zr and MreUn no of Witt - went oversaw* iti the last war
mei lett lest week to *Root ihe wiuter Inlet Blittaitott. JI, tiamslunsr. libm.
id- Minnie. George Wright, thee at traator.
William I.Slavin, a well-known Biltlikatakf-Iatinyouri
Tuekersmith farmer, died ?sToventher At tbe home of 'Mr. stod NM OM
Intie in leis seventy-0;db. year. r our Lamport, , Creditott, Oa siktfatZ
setts sur Vice. , November 23rd, the merriest's et
'Louis Flursehuetz, a lifelong rest. daughter, Olive nal.. to' Willis.* Jams%
dent of Egutondville,-1410A,41WaY On it-87--aiten,Mwra'Ctrideoltliat,,,d' Weenliettdrsia.ito$44,,
Friday laet in his' eighty-third year. ee _ „ me_ ___
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Ats ,svixervterha,necitibtyt,hehislwasitreW,Ltaes,oh:1111:taedd,nooitt, ::::eirroi. ne ,
been in good health for 3,,,()%10 tiAte. Tie "...” ';uti Game
Godericle and a daughter, Mrs. 'etlisseit . t * ie
IC7•AnYs' :It'd Meeistiedbeeillt.of (the French Settle. ri:1;'114411a1h74'1"/11;aylrhf1:114errhtbeunt°13:11V1'
Merit died Wednesday of last weeke in "reed :Game 4.--'141b Waar attend°. by 'LW*
lye person sa (Oscar :Ducharme, Mr. l'w Pers°117".* .e es were. °°• 14 *bete"
spellaerb::470era' Wili4lierbiciSciznainciZtYir oea/t-A-e ' tilt e,, V'teilnetlif kr Oreef ItinYlitict°Ir'o,,I):Irlfle* 0,41: '
Oliariee Aldersen, formerly of Grewe' ton. Proceede of the affair are to ..be
at the age of eigitt ,hi°elefl%''as won by• William Parria,h or
Ashing rodetO A. R. Miteliell,„"of 101,10.
and the third, a eectiottal.
to Mimi tountY
,yeare. His wife died two years' ago• Goderieh. Tbe eecond prize, * 22-
sarvivee ' , e . -calibre rifie,l, went (to A. E. Rueoball of
and ' three daughters and three. sons oiniton,,
townshiP, died on Saturday last at tire ueed towards re-stooltingliuron county .
nome of .1)4 . „daeghterte.Mrs._ .411*e_virjaLgam„ ili fish,
Carter,' S)fratferd, In his laineti:Seeend '40h -oaten
Year. iSince the 'death of hib wlfe de. „ket interesting event at Clinton on
ceased hadtbeen making nis,bOree with .wedne..day evening, ;November 26thi
''..tevo daughters, Mrs:Carter of ,.Stra•t-
ford . and_Mrs. eGeorge !Baliantyne of: sovAsylttibentroedtedrin.ogfelerr jlean'and;Se4eerarifi!4leteeedh'
DowniF township, Anether d'aughtere,
and a ' son, Witlicono in ' Downie Jacob -all, of Olinton. The eereeneur
Mueil Of
teh, to Ervin John jacobe tt
Mrs, .11a.rtlia jaetili and the'late john •
eIrS. (George Kritzer, lives in Listowe,l,
township. 'Ilie remains Were 'brought
to grassas for i4termentat the .. . . was perforinedeby iltev. a3, F.• Andreve .
smatidou.7 Jackson . home of the brides parente. The
At. tile United eburch Iiiirsona,ge, Ege bwrediln5eemettererefr, Jack tieftY-Jetrebre eed,the
montiville, on ISaturday evening, Etnel Frank of canton, on the eltelopee. The,,e
Irene, tin4g4tei*. of Ivir• 13-ackwn "°1- bride was attended by Missorrnte e
Tuckersmith and the late .J. 0. Janke", Streets,. and the bet Man was 'William'
sonewas united in.marriage to Harold jamek Mutch; .the bride's. brother.
8111.1111"n of Walb°u, Rev. A°: W. Guests were present from Detroit; 1,01.
roogWelt
aaoirilinerociating. ford, Aliche -Exeter, Auburn, Gederleh
for Bed Cross" and. (Minton: Alfter a short Motor trip'
the young couple are residing on the
. The village oT telgra.-Ve, population Landon road, Clinton.
about fifty, raisedmore then I1 )04) for
• the fed °roes during' the past year.
The latest contribution of more than
$100-eame•as the Peoceeds-ofteratietemesale of donated goods, ranging from
needles to woinen's Wits,. kittens, paps
and a pig. •
Baker—Lepard
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heiboi. It mas be leasonable to as-
eirme that, 'with the deeefening of the Of our peeble *in lInron, steel is the
having little -or do say in the marketieg
price of their animals.. . Theetiale ofe epeet of Canada, Rtit'it is file spirit of
, entry ehannel to approximately tvventy-
cattle and hogs tiered to plants eacii
six' feet, much greater weave of sees etil:',.:oel,1,1..ti:r{;,:,;/;/11.0{1,0e.'eltehev6. wilt we
farmers to be imposed ,upoit. We never '
LAZE IIIMCN VITIITETLT.1!
NEAR EXTINCTION'?
did get a fair deal( from' any (rovern. will roll tftioilglispe y thiring
webterly and southwesterly gales, and
eaterte leis+ of -ell from this one, but no
this flow, walled off to a great extent
, one has,yentured to tell the reaeon.To
IW the .slioaling on the north side, ite-
'zny ,•roied the reason is a sim•ple one.
eeleratee the velume •of seas towards
Campaign fends:ere much mare -.eon-
venientlY collected in- theiasande Of dol- the harbor.
tars than in smaller amounts, with the It has lten .seree,sted that the area
behind theelarthweste'rly breakwater Inc
result 7 that the big. ietereets, paying I
sloped. dawn, to permit the mime to roll
larger amounts In campaign funds,
UI) and expend itself On this) shoaled
look. to the (Govetnment for epechil
area! rather . then be libruptly buffeted'
assistance and get 1.t. ehould like
to direct a few questions on this point
• to the Government. I do not know' the -
anewere, but 'should like to know. S • •
Did -the sugar Interests subseribe to W
orry aps
their funds? .Did the vegetable- oil
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WAtSII l(N. Dee. 3.-- I n terior
SeerZea lin rola Iekee N11141 today
Lake Huron ' whitefish, now tile most
valuable foodtilt in the lake, might
'.be, a pproa chi comanpie'fil eetinetion,
of the elish and Wildlife
Serviee, he said, are (weenier]) gest
whitetieh follow the fate of sturgeon,
herring and else() in fire Great Lakes.
The. United States waters of Lake
Huron yielded a scant 235,090 pounds
of whitefish in 1039, only 40 per cent.
intereets •subseribe? Did the bacon Nervous.:System
which, officials said,- was •near the all -
interests subeeribe? could naine many j of the 1938 eatele of 35f4,000 pounde,
• time word low prior to 1913.
Vommerciait Ifseof the deep trap net,
whieh ?began ip 1920, rekee said, was
believed largely responsible for robbing
the lake of whitefish.
A proepeetive 'customer 'entered an
art shop. ."1 want to gee some of those
pieturee that are done by geratehing,".
more. . •Sneh eontributore get consider- I
ation, in many easeeageinst the Jude,- i . Worry over business or household
ment .of tho,eo who are in control. Init . duties, etulden shock, the ,31811120
til'oge ill control have no alternative; I quest for pleasure, the foolibh at
-
they 111'6 bought out, body and soul, I. t,enapt to put a' week of normal life
they just' IlATO 10 (10 ePrtaiii thingg,.into tweittrfour hours; feverish ae-
.
before they ever eatart to function. I :
•
whether tivey want to or not. It is -a li trnty, le em
tl il and for eeneational
contend; Mr. 'Speaker, that this, practice, , . .
Plitees eneerninente Ina position where!
s, ...
eyetent detrimental notonly to the
farniete of this eountry, 'but to the '
sthall Induetrialiete wile try in. 'vain . . Pi e q /9
Ate. II itehings i.
1,,to onnDete and mate a Irving. . ! Ilealth and Nerve lis a, hance &to,
• I, do teel etat 'we AG, members of
. help put you on your feet again. ' •,_ ____ e
literature are all coadvime to t e
aggravation of wear and tear on the
nervous systetn, he said to .the The clerk
If you are tired, listless, tiervails, thought a momente, and then lrie face
nd worried why not give Milburn 's lighted up. "Oh, yesee said, "y,ou
MEDICINE
If you are sufferingwith discomforts of
a bead cold, enjoy the grand relief that
comes when you use Vicks Va-tronot
• 3, -"purpose Vaetranol is so effective be-
cause it does three important things -
.(1) shrink g swollen membranes -(2)
soothes irritation -(3) .helps flush'out
the nasal passages, elearing'clogging.-- '-
mucus. No wonder Va-tro-nol is Amer -
ice's most Widely used nasal medicine!' .
. And ienzem,ber,
if used in time, ...Rea,
Vaetro-nol helps vrigup
village for two years.- Fie WAS a mene: to prevent many
ber of the old' Iluron '13attalicaa and . colds developing- -
VAIRO-NOL%
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ttri-d-eift' pre -tend, ie -know„ everything,- lint we- do claim -
to know Nichinery and how to repair breakages or Woim.
• , 'dr
out parts.
is open every day and We, are at your service.
Geo-. W. Stokes
MAOECINIST' EAST ST.
PHONE 206.1'
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oaraamoloa.m10.444' 4owaminoW aim•mialiarrimaor
Parliement should protest against the They are a
practice of importing into this country ; strengthening tonie eop.taining the
fruit and vegetriblee(in eveleinereeteing , essential element3 for the e.'"vm"
d b 1ve A farmer was elrovVing, a girl vieltor
front the eity: around the faem. iSud-
dolly sine epied herd ealvee in a
field .antleeetlaineed, ""Olt, look at( the
lIttle ovnetco," The 'farther griened
and replied, °"Thein le bulleie."
'volume, notwithetanding the restrietedie • eyatent.
exportation front 'remade to tine ITniteel unb`orn 014, Lot, Torente, Ont.
Kingdom The •war bete forced the
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Golf
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YES, out in Vancouver and Victoria
GOLF is played all year 4`roundl
Warm sea -breezes and the protection
of the mighty. Coastal mountains
•maintain a moderate temperature in
•which all outdoor sports take on an
invigorating newness.
Plan now to visit Canada's EVER.
GREEN Playground—f&rest or play,
the ideal place for a thoroughly
enjoyable winter viacation! SpeOial
Winter rates it hotels. The new Hotel.
VandOuver's spacious ,rootns and de.
lightiful accommodations will add to
the pleasure of yottr stay in 'Vancouver.
'TRAVEL WEST THE, JASPER WAY
USING THE AIR-CONDITIONED
,,SONTiNENTAL LIMITED
ATTRACTIVE RAR .. RATES
liedoced sleeping -car fares . Lew meal rates on trains
Golfing;
Riding07.,
010 •
• ALL YEAR
,ROUND
Always Use .. -
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TELEGRAPHS' MONEY ORDERS
, Speed... . Dependobiiity. . Safety
• inforinatirm ,fr'm 'any ticket akent
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