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TARI-CV THIMSDAY,---MARcH 6th, 1941
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. Jan. sTOOK Alit) GENERAL
• • APORIONAISIR
.WeleOleone 119 •
' Sales attended to • iteelwhera and
every effort made to glee satisfaction.'
Irate:40W seleenotee disebunted.
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GORDON GRANT, 140ENS1D
AUCTIONIelilet FOR HURON'
.-, • COUNTY *
A satisfactory, courteous service for
Farm, Property or gousebold Sales"
Rates Reaimiable. '
, ,
a. ioatiasont, LT!, 1,
NOSE, THROAT
Late ouse Surgeon New York
Ophthalmic and Aural Hospital, as-
sistant -at Moorefield 131ye' Hospital and
Golden Square Throat Hospital, Lon-
don...114141W.--
, EYES TEMA GleASSlia
1 SUPPLIED , •
53 Waterloo Street S., Stratferd.
Telephone 267.
Next visit Bedford Hotel, Goderlde
Wedveseley, .11arch 20th, fkom 2 p.m.
till 5 ,pan.
RUGLESS PRAOTITIONBit
CHIROPRACTOR AND' DRUGLESS
0/11131RAPIST
• Goderich, Phoue-
Offiee .hours -10 to 12,0.m., 2 to 5
mid 7 to 8 p.m., TuMday, Friday' age
Satueday. • -
10 to 12 a.m. only on Wednesday,
Monday and Thursday at Mlichelle
£N. A.TKINSON,,
61 South St.
-kNSURANCE
eiTiTUAL FIRE
SI:MANCE 00. -Farm and iso-
lated -town -propertereinsured.
REM Peeeldept,
bondesboro; R. Archibald, Vice -
President, Seaforth ; M. A. Reid.,
Manager and Secretary -Treasurer, Sea -
forth.
Direetors---Ve M. Knox, Londesboro ,
41ex. Broadfoot, Seaforth; Chris.
Leonhardt, leublin; J.- Trewartha,
()Linton ;Thos. Moylan; Seaforth;• W:
R. Archibald, Seaforth; Alex. Melileving,
Blyth; Frank McGregor, Clinton; Hugh
Alexander, Walton. • ,
Agents -111. A. Teo, R,Ie. Goderieh;
James. Watt, Blyth; Johns E. Pepper,
R.R. 1, Brumfield ; R. F. McKereher,
R.R. 1, Dublin;- ,F. krueter, Brod-
agen.
Policy-holdera can make -1-11- pay-
, mints anttget theirecards receipted at
the Royal I3ank, Clinton ; Calvin Cat's
Grocery, Kiiagston Street, Goderich, or
. Reid's General Store, Bayfield.
. SMALL IMCD nit Gang Mishandles
$11eteeefe1 Reeelt Held ou rridKe' by
kletlth HUM Agrictiltural Society
OLONSAIJP, Fele 28 ., -The South
Heron Agrieultural Society held its
fortieth annual Med ,fair here this after-
noon. It is the only one of. its .kind
in I:Wren Veuntyr and also one of
°Meet institations Of -the, kind in Wiest -
ern Ontario. '
•' The judge and. speaker, A. W. Mabett,
kead of the field 'husbandry department
of time Ontario-. Agricultural College,
gave an educational talk on agricultural
sulyjeets with particular reference to
tbe 'growing Of grain and what heiS
beenproved by experimentation at 04
college, the beat Med and meet Seitable
to the evil of district*. -
--There--vieseeteeteedeattendenee- and
• sPiendiel entry of grain and seeds.
,PeIlewing are the main prizewinners:
-• Fall wheat, W. R. Dougall, Wifliani
Mower, 13esJaediee; earlY Ofetet,
H. Desjardifie, W. MeItenzie71C66ert
Vhempeon, W. Ohapmeiree late oat, W.
R. Dougall, W. lelereenziet 11. Dew.
Jardine, It. Hicks; hulless oats, W. Me -
Kenzie; barley, Andrew Dougall, 'Frank
'nicks. W. IR,Dougall, H. Teuemner ;
field beano, W. McKenzie, W. R. Doug-
• tilerbert Thompson.;.,timothy.eeeed,
W. R. Dottgale1H. Desjerdine; •11.
Truemner ; red - elover seed, W. Mc-
Kenzie, H. Treemner; 'set clover
clover
seed, Ife Deeeardine; Wllhiain Alex-
entler ; potatoes, Dougall.
Travelling Teacher "What a quaint
village. Truly, one-half ef the world
is Ignorant et how, the other helf lite.s."
• Native: 'Not In this y-illage, ina'am.
NOVI!" this village !"
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SWEET
CAPORAL
C4 e/td
"THE•PtinEsT-FORM IN W1-1101
TOBACCO CAN OE SMOKED.'
opialarowarmswistrasimassioreliam;
J. W. Craigie
INSURANCE ° and REAL
,ESTATE
et-our-Atrionicibile Rateii"
Phone Gerjetich
aleimmommigiloirstaworminiiimmilminsim
P. -J. RYAN
Rea Estate ,and Insurance ,
Office and Residenee:
11-Trafa1gar Street
„Phone 003 .
FOR SALFeellouses of all kinds,-
,
choice (blinding lot8;- businese'
property .and Several goad farins,
Let me -sheer yOU -some real
bargains. illuy ,now.
FIre„ -Actident and Motor: Car
West Street, Goderlch
Phorie 230 6ODERICCII
STRATFORD -- 6oDiEnicit
'COACH LINES
Daily 7.30 &SU, 4.25 p.m. -Leaves
Goderich for Stratford, Toronto,
Hamilton._ Buffalo, , London, Detroit,
Tavistock and Woodstock. Depots
!
Redfotd, British and Royal if:Totem
Phone hotel!, or' 305 far: lafanaatitim
Your Next Visit to
TORONTO
Try , ,
HOTEL WAVERLEY
Located on.Wide suadina Ave.
at College.t
kasy, Parking Facilities
Convenient to Highways
7-;- Single - - st.5110 $2.se
,Kates Doulde $2.511 to all
Four to noom, $5.110t• $6.11
• 4
el056 to the University,
Pa rfla merit nuildingst
Maple Leaf eardene,
Theatres, ,Heseltafx,
Wholesaie Houses, and
ths Pashionahis Retail
shonnino- District.
A. P.10 rowst.A., pitssurcr
4ammoomensoift.:0
THE
CAPITAL_THEATRE
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Now ---Henry 'Fonda hi "The Return of Frank James" in Technicolor
MON. TUES. kill
. Alice Faye -Betty &able -jack Oaide-John rayne-Allen Jenkins
- and ,Esther Ittdston
A colorful igiaee of Americana Le tunefully -transmitted to celluloid
to make a toe-fiekling Paecel of entertainment
PAN ALLEY"
With The Nitholas Brothers and Ben Carter
Thur. Fri. and Sat., -Tnel reatureet
*Richard Are Mid Devine Peggy Moran.Anne Nagel & Donald, Briggs.
A thrilling story with lien; blasts of steel' crucibles as a background'
"HOT STEEirt! '
Broderick Cettieford-reggy Moran -Johnny Downs & Gertrudelliehael
Preeent a melodious and entertaining 'Medley of Merriment.
"I CANT GIVZ Y01,7 ANYTHING BUT 1,01/11, BABIt"!
Matinees Wed, Satand helidaYs at 3 p.m.
Who Talked Too.Muclil With ."Pilvate• Affairs".
Aefusecl Free Itutiry to Theatre,
Five Youths Tzy to take
'It Out on Usher
'Complainant in five chargeo of as-
sault egainSt as many 'ten -age IGode-
rieh boys, ojeekte" flC11, tieltet-taker
at the*Capital 1,1'heatre, took the witneSs
stand 10 last Thureday's, Magistraee's
Court and told, a story that favored
strongly of Modern gangster
"Javkie,",eighteext year* of lige", said
that tee 'five youths entered the theatre
lohby at-10.15--Pee.--and--deeneed_ed, tree
-
admission. lie refused.. After the
-theatre was elosed he proceeded to the
Venus restaurant, but Just before he
entered- 'tee quintet* jumped out of the
Alleyway elengskle the :reetaurent and
set upon hhn. Sergeant 'twee, on his
Petrel; • soon broke that up, 'issuing a
warning against ' recurrence. "Jackie"
said he stayed at the restaurant until
it was closed, at t2;30r- and 'then walked
,aerose ?Court 111euese -perk and along
kfanillt,04.4treete Ilfen0Ward bound.
Then things began happen. At
the alleyway alongside the Goderich
Dairy the same five bees dertee ;from
the dareness and pouheed en him.
"Theyeelapped" my face, kuOcked nie
down and gave me 4 'black eye," Said
witness. "Mr. and. Mts. Snider heard
the row and came out of the dairy and
the boys scattered. That's *hat hap-
pened."' -
The lave yOuthe all pleaded. guilty. ,
They 'hadnothing to say.. They hung
their heads eheePlehiy and agreed with
Magistrate Makins that theycouldntt
expect to "get, away" with such tactics..
. When Magistrate Makins extended
suspended•Sentente on -payment of court
costs, Crown Attorney_ D. E. Holmes
iiO1' tli"e1;60 evis a
wage-earner; nor were their parents
OBITUARY
u..oiporcoroxx
((entribilted),,
The passing of ldre. Jos. O. erleollgbe
lin (formerly May Orifiln), in the, eity
of Detroit* Ole 'Iblebtliare 12th, is an
event 'that ealla for More than an
ordinary obituary notice. The theuie
and. of, mourner e Who have benefited
in various way S' through the 1,MUSual
graeleusnees of her yen, Attlee life
heve a right to perMaaeUt reeerd of (BY J. A. Hume, Special. Commend- having tioeteli the doer 4014
what this dietingetiehed and tredy , ' , ent) _. an Imperial War Cabinet. He teealled
Ohrhitian 1,040/ contributed Ito the well.- OTTAWA; Feb. 28.-04 thetIehelee that David Lloyd George and Slr
,being ()there. 2 it was , an encouraging picture which Robert Bor. ,deee eitie., favored ,suele
‘tario, on Oeteber 1,878, the eldest #1follusivietilal 40:bit p'34:11:riitt*m7e:,,t4itiits" detcrabillre:nOtine'r:tietoiftsuastillidtvfaajlenro* eaMrnstiSgettd,_railfw.lielt:.a)eat
She Was bore at Xiegsleridge, On. Snpply
to give
ileughter of ,110000. Gram and Bridget
MoLeenon., girlhood was *Meet In week on war industrial production in cOUld, Meke a. larger eontrfleatien by
estoderiei‘eeoneade, _where_ eetemor Canada, "Of eleven_ plaioi diVieloPS remaining. in, Canada eloee ten*.
yeare her father was governor of the fa Ilevve Made 1"eighte-sultatlee witb-,-faltwmixastem-at-t
county jail.; --Atte; her marriage ee, are .UP te Or ahead of echedule." same time Maintelning eloee table and
3.902 to Joseph. B. meughue; she geed. On aircraft produusetonlioext! axiustzoolvert.; ,ateurOthPottroftrestOnafzlitticiaan004471t.li tbleigulieletoish*
intermittently in. Detroit and, Kings-. while adnlitang
bridgeieuntil in 1927 theefamilY 'became mente,`" obeerved "that industry, as a missioner in Britain, and eonsulting, SS
permanent residents.ofepetreit. Despite new one, lias nothing to lee,ashaxeed Of well, With Beitaln!is -commies-loner
faillug heaeth and ti10- multitude of becatiee predictions tamed out ,:to be here. (let How ' MaleOhn, Mecdonald
beehe duties that ale heroic mother ot too optimistie.." 1316: 417 will shortie' arrive etO take 110 thIs
ten heel to faee,'-the charity and un- "All we' ean do Is to organ latter Poet,)
selfishness Of her nature foiled numer- as efficiently as possible and place Work it was ellgeOted' by Uaneeiethkt
ous outlets in her new eneironneent, „the firms beet able to perform IV caneete ehould. contribute 0,000,000
W.110re.- And.,•ereer re- Alm, nov!"2,e remarke& The Mnlotor tothme ;:iedeeerer.40, eisaoenore.,11,fahr. infoj.stahled aid
mained a prominent figure , in social ikeeed• kr,eit, anaohnt of .detalled. in-
. and religipue' activities. formaelen . on. the record, includiug G-oternment felt that this Worthy 411e0
But dapiee--fiee -heany -interests in mtich information which had been con -
her adopted City, e geoul,e Portion of eletently held to be "off the record" in mmlugnirciptitttereSbeanieelindividnais, as is
ad:
her • great heart remained in the old mentmonths numeleme Conferences being dme at,presene
home parish. In 1934: she .oreeareed ministers *have had with-lhe pr4s and Teeeeeee saonge'pantietein
the ,Kingebridge "Old Beers' and Glide hil'orniatIon 'which the censors have
tele seeuie 40e be peetiee. Finance Minister J. Ilsley was Able
Clue of Detroit," "and under her patient to report that the carapaifn. to secure
to ta membership of approximately two Jeri), viros ,the ease witer regard! te a000,000, Canaanto,pledese a total
detaile ,of aircraft contras and ,pro -
hundred. Twice each year -the happy
month of the eloly Souls, the- Club ob- .duction end else as to e307,118,V4 $3-20,000.000.11, year for tiefPurehase
group,- units ; and in ,Nevenvber, the
which theeCenadian and 'British Gee_ geewitratsgig:tsse.egraartstest'hbrt,cweeksd
serves the feature most most dear to the ernments 'between. them hive invegted
heart of the beloved-foundress, thy at: for pleat extensions in Ithe -Dominion- :Qtar a-ltpuengessn4170001gn,00taad yiebreareyebt. Pledge.s
tending Diemerial-mass tor i!'t de" twl)arrtilinea'lltewdriaillsestimi'd Mr. Howe. protested. ivigorously
Debate on tbe heXtereal Affairs De-
117if,i.e variety of
against unfair .attacks .the John
ceased meMbere. •
• In 1930, oxi the. occasion of a grand Compauy ef Toronto, as, menu -
home -coming to the. unique little Partment estbnates under Prime Min-
,facturer of 'Been gnus. Whereas the
...dountreteeparieh. efe-Kingebridge, Mrs. leter . -.Te.e7gaelsepzies gine brought
O'Loughlin was inepired to write and to light the fact that, tlie GOVernment guns, ailueeirditnir 5-,'0%asffod'rtiBifitrn.B‘,nfo4.wn
is proceeding with. negotietioxis fOX the
St. Lawrence deep waterway and Pleee'±' the-Inlis Plant will 'turn vtit. 477'5°°
automatic gups .(Bren and- others) a
year. The Inglis plant now one of
the'' largest in the world, Mt. Howe
said, wad he added that nowhere is
there'more efficient manufacture of any
type gulf, than inthesame plant.
The revised 1Zglis contract he ex-
plained merely -'good business for the
Government under gleetly, changed con,
doritionionealeefopnrtroclaeutetwioanegfr•mtetnade,•he tirae the
Ma. ilsley informed-th
that bend issues. of the Government
have totallede$1,506,045,104 sine 'the
war brOlte;otxt. Of this total -the
took MG millions, the ;bailee 91.
lions, and the Bank of Canada
millions. Montle_ redemptions . have
totalled $576,301,644 in the same period.
The Government has repatriated $100,-
579,000 of old Grand Trunk Railway
stock 'held in. Britain. Mr. Ilsley de-
seribed the total. volume of money in
RON. C. D, BOWE GIVES PARUMUNT
INFORMATION ON WAR PRODUCTION
Deliveries of Aircraft Behind Schedule, but in Most Lines Production.
,Satiefactor7-Mr. Lapointe Tutu Thumbs Down on Union
GOVer11111011t PrOp0$a1-Iiteig,ht.Ole MCCIeeth7, XM., Appetutad
Canadian Minister to Washington -Campaign for War Owing*
Certificates Making Good Progress
publish 'a • A"Histery of St. Joseph's
:in 'a -position: eo pay... Bus Werehip I Parish, • Kingsbridge." It is a little
classic, in -style and detail, eoyeririg as
it does a eeetur.y. pf history, the pathos
and humor, the j-oys and sorrows of the
pioneers._ To this; observer, aeleast, it
is the most concrete evidence we have
the nobility of soul, greatness of.
character, eid ezeal Or the greater
honbr and glory of Ged• with which the
author endows, ea mealy of its Pages.
May 'itlff-,bo-ok long. remain a .tribute
to her menaory!
Besides her husbaifd, he is survived
bv.four sans and three daughters, end
four . grandehildree, -Itev. , Raphael
OLoughlin, Toronto, Bernardine
O'Lque,hlin, R.Ne J. dennon; Norman
it., Albert and ,Marga‘ret,' all of Detre& ;
Mrs. U D. -(I.Norine) .Schmidt, 'Wale
liamsport Pa.; a brother and ,ft sister
Mike I. Griffin; Cloquet, Minn., Mee, P.
Hagen, of Rye, 'New Yeeet. Mr. Andrew
Lennon, ,Calgoorli, Australia-, and -Mr.
S. Stiles, Detroit, are uncle,. Mrs. E.
J. Bigger, Niagara, is an 'aunt._
On February leth, solemn requiem
-
mass Was sung by (Rev. Thos. J. Ford,
a cousin o e eceas , assfs
'Res, -..Maurice N. Siilliven, also a cousin,
and Rev. 'Father McCabe, of St. Agnes
church, Detroit, where the services
were "conducted.. Mr. Joseph Meyers,
C.S.B., acted as master of ceremonies.
known to them, And, eailed the police, There' werealso in the. sanctuary several
Who suddenly walked in on them. The
"slicker.< said the Chinaman, had
bored a hole in the side of the pin -bail
maehine, inserted a 'wire, and so
manipleated the ball* as to make the
machine -pay Off." - The "pay-offs"
were beeoenieg too frequent, however,
so .he 'decided, to investigate.
The vir,erance charges were nominal
ones. There is some question as to the
leeraelterect-i -theepirebell ni
-then - withdrew the order regarding
'phis was a cowardly trick," he said
s.harply. "Get this' into your heeds.
Suspended sentence dbes not mean that
You are getting off scot-free. If you
came beclehere on. this charge you will
go to jail !without further ado." '
The accused were Cheri& ,Durnin,
Edwiraleneett, jack Duckworth, Fred
BtrONNin and Morley °Bloomfield. "
'The -only-other' ease' an the docket
was St traffic eharge against Melvin
4. Craig, who did" not appear. Tr.affic
Officer Culp explained that there was
no proof of service of Summons owing
to the condition of the Toads.-
' A Sealer& Case '
la the Magistrate's Seaforth Coart
*he day -previous John; Currie and Paul
Munsey were sent to ja"11 "Tor thirty
(.1.ays isten onvietetl of vagrancy. P.
E. Non Eufant was given suspended
sententh • on a einallar charge. All
three, tra.nsients, seid they' Vele mein --
There were strange goings-on during
their brief stay in Seaforth, the
evidence .of a Chinese reStaurateur
revealed. Ile said the .trio had devised
a scheme to "beat" his, pin -ball machine,
but he caught them in the net, unbe-
cenfreres of Rev. R. O'Loughlin, C.S.Be
from the Community of St. Basil: Rev.
J.. W. Embier, C:S.B.. -Rev. IL- Nolan,
Rev. B. McMahon, C.S.B., Rev.
E. Barney, C.S.B., Rev. F. Fallon, C,
S.B., Rev. T. Slattery, C.S.B.,' Rev. W.
Riley, C.S.B., •Rev. P. -Petry, C.,S.B.
Quite appropriately; many spiritual
teeti m on ia Is Were tepdered -in %the form
of the GregorianipOses, requiem high
v-rnassekr-aml-pledgcs-of_prayers
from her numerous friende; and from
her relatteee in religion. Among the
latter are Sister M. St: Anne, Sacred
Heart Convent,. London, an aunt;
Captain the Reverend M. J. Dalton,
chaplain to the ES'A'X 'Scottish, Sister
M. Clara, 'Sister St. Mauriee, and Sister
Maureen, of St. :Joseph's ronununits,
London,, cousins of the deceased.
We are not unmindful of the zeal
and loyaity which tile dear departed
herself exemplified toward the souls
of the faithful who are gone before ;
and it is in inqiee as well as in charity
that ,we pray her generous soul find
etenial rest.
CAR MARKERS FOR' 1942 TO
BE ORANGE AND BLACK
GITIOLPH, March 2. -Manufacture of
the 1942 Ontario automobile Ileense
elatee-has already begun at the Ontario
Reformatary here.. The plates for next
year, which are black figures on an
orange -yellow background, are made
by prisoners at the eineiph institution.
Already more, than i'i0,000 out of the
total 4)2700,000 pairs of markers, have
beeff completed by the twenty:four men
maintained in the -marker plat t."
Maplecourt, Well Known in Goderich,
Sunk by Enemy Action on the Mantic
• _thae of The mot unneneLships in the .ship on the shoals 'of, Lake -Superior,
annals of Great Lakes ehipping, the wwreehefek beybehee;aoswinaebrasii.doned to
. former passenger •ship, freighter iand
The wreck was salvaged "by a 'w reek -
salvage barge, Mapleeoqt, which ,stir- ,ing coinpany, taken to drydoek arid
vied :flee and stormy weather on the equipped with a eargo boom to be used
• lakes sInce 1894, has ifinally fallen as a salvage ship. In the years she's
.vietim to enemy warfare coniewhere on served 1» thie capacity, obe 'aided in
the Atlantic. n. C. 'R. Clement a =Many lof the major lake diFitasters and
Brantford, first (Meer of the ebb), ig helped free many a lake ship which had
reported =Wang. .0 run aehore. •
Three times cut in two.eo he could The ship, wao iir4t taken to a Can,
adieu shipyard' years ago, eut in half,
and pet into service as a canal ship.
When the experiment proved inipractic-
able, elle was later brought back te•the
navigate the 255 -foot levels of the
lo*er ,St. Lawrence canal, the former
luxury lathe passenger ship was pur-
ehased, by the aGovernment from the
Reid Towing and ',alvage Co. lett fall upper lakes and brought. back to her
i
and taken to. Kington shipyard to be fennel.. size. When More bettoins
cut in two for oversetis Cervice. Nearly to carry cargeee to England -were'
70 ' feet was rentowd from, the ship needed, the old-timer was eaken
before she could navigate the Stthrough the Welland canal by info. to
LaWrenee canals. -- ,..z -x:, . the shipyard at IC1ngq0n.
In the early '00's she was a three- Finally an Armed •Merehantman
funnelled passen,,,;er ship with three For week.. Wiaeonen, armed with
promenade deckg and at the time, was blow terchee and riveting hammers,
classed as The iffiest Ship Of her type 'workedon tlie hull and siliortly before 4
afloat. She was a twin-screw ship and the eles;e of the •navigation season
plied the bikes between Buffalo and she made her final trip eeetward. ,U.'he
'Duluth. 'When, her owners decided she halves were towed thronn the eerier
had about 'eerved out her life .on the separately and woe rejoined in Mont
lakes, she wao drawn to the doelm at real, The freighter was turned into a
Buffalo, where fire sl,vept away her deflnisively armedmerchantman. and
Supertrueture. The remainder of her (1;6 sailed for a tIM. port. • •
hull was tpurehued by a Canadian The maplecourt waa owned by the
shipping compafly and she &ailed, the ' United Towing and Salvage Co., rort
lalie.1 or IllanY Years ae 4 grebe -carrier. Arthur. The 'earried a -erew of 34, in -
,'was well know -win iGoderich harbor efulling the following officerCapt. E.
and at one time was laid up here for t. numplirim Vancouver; Chief (le-
mon tit.F4J while out or 4oili1flg:1440n. • deer W. citobertpou, Ntoutival ; A. Dube,
, Wrecked in Sunerloi . 'rd officer, liamilton e and V. J. Eason,
She ended her final day,8 as an active chief engineer, Montreal.
development, as "a wail necesSite," vvAth
the Ontario and Quebec- Provingial
overnments and With the Uxtited
States government. Mr, Xing said he
hope,d agreement would be reached
quickly,
G
Mr. Lapointe Rejects Union Government
*Considerable importarer is being at-
tached here to the speech by justice
Minister Ernest Lapointe flatly reject-
ing any suggestion for the formation
of a 'national" or -union"' goverpraent.
Quebec is against it, he said, and he
went -so far ae kuay he -could not join
any such go.vernmeett. He laid great
stress on the.fact that the general elec-
-toe last March was fought on the Na-
tional Government issue and that Mr..
King was then given an unmistakable
mandate as •the head Of a Liberal Gov-
ernment. He held there is a great
difference between "public opinion" and
"published opinion" in many news- circulation in Canada as being mere
papers. • - • Chan twenty per centabove the pre -
The untimely death of Sir._Frederiek. war level. '
Banting cast gloom over Parliament. Defence Minieter J. L. Ralsto
Apparentlytlerick, t•'-dis-euveree
the cost of military 'trainingunder
of insulin, was making an important tlime Mobilization Aet as 1Le607 to
contribution in this war to medical re- D„ ber 31 last. This' ineinde'd, 'over
1110111$ /P014 YOUR. wituluta.
If -Se eiptereottrod eheeploll
laroterotee .114,4Te the reeults ef at*
ese stain be would seere'ely be
believod. The detrimeatel et -
Sod* are mere widetoread than
the pablie 1140 atty idea of. W.
print bore Wilts in our articles
in the bepe that readers Joey be
benefited by our suggestreno.
Make year appointaien. OW,
by phaahv MO.
T., Armstrong
OPTOSSET1thirr
CO'r. Mow* Kau The
search, especially in the Cad, of 1 Se millions of .non-recurring expendi-
aviation. .
' turee
Mr. King anneuneed the appoint-
- e
menl, as forecast, of' Leighton Mc-
Progress in War Production
Car -thy, Kea, well -known -Toronto-
-in- The eight war proeuction divislOns
-
surance executive, as Canadian min.whiCh Mr. Howe described es being up
leter to Washington. Hume Wrong is to or abad of i schedule were given
rettirning to Washington as
senior as follows: Personal equipment, eon -
counsellor, while Merchant Mahoney, struction, ,,shipbuilding, -mechanical
traneport 'Including universal carriers,
commercial attache there, been
chemicals and explosives; shells and
Christie, Canadian
given counsellor rank. Hontlanbitoring
tended sic leave. -. ''
States, w o has been ill, is igiven ex -
minister to tlie e
. and
divissmioaLl
egannsuipmamennat,u.sntieueoln-a. nd;haellotlysree,
Whom questioned, .thent
diplomatic representation at Tokio, eh.
which are behind are aircraft produc-
tion, guns, end tank produseion.. He
ed ' that tank proiluetion is two
King revealed that Major-General months late in starting, but at the
Victor Odium of Viincoueer had been present tate of progfess lost time could
'•
asked. to go there as minister, but it ' be recovered.
Mr. Howe laid on. the table a review
was felt he -could make a larger war Mi.
on aireraft production •made, by
time contribution by aseuming the ap:
pointment of commander- of .the 2nd. IL R. McMillan of ;Vancouver; chair-
canadian Division, now in England.' ' . (Contiened on page 0)
eth' King -welcomed the suggestion of
Opposition 'Leader R. 13. Hanson that i
Canada's representative at Washington
shortie be given rank as an. ambassador,
instead of as a minister. Some de- ,
velopment on -this line May bi- ex- 1
,pceted In due course. ` c
•
and• Australia - -
Mr. 'Hansen- was inelined to
i•
tbe positirer 'that ApstralliC is doing a
bettor job, comperatieely speaking, •
than Canada in aiding Britain. He !'
vent so far as to fleelare "that Canada' I
is not on the field of battle" and that!
the war record of -the King ,GoVernment,
is ."an all-timehigh in futility." When I
Mr. in disageeed with 'these state-
thents, Mr.' Hanson ednie. back, 'Tell
'that to the =ring!" .,
The '®position leader was disturbed
as to Canada's relations , with the
Froneh 'Government at Vichy, :ker.
King niade it .elear the British Govern -
Ment has expressed- its deep appreci.
anon Of Canada's attitude and. assist-
anee In maintaining .diplomatie ton-
neetion With the Vichy administration.
Mr: Hanson- pretested against Mr.
• mirormirommieriii'immilommert
hildren's Coughs
Quickly Relieved
It is hard to keel) the children
from taking cote; they will run out,
of doors not properly clad; have en
too much clothing and get overheated
and cool of too suddenly; they get
their feet wet; itiqk °V the bed
clothes at eight., 'The mother canna
watch:them all the' time, so
che going to (10
Blothere should never neglectlio
child's cough or cold, but on i0 in A
coption sholtld procure a bath) of
Dr: 'Mod 's ilurway rine rup. It
in no pleanauf to the taste the
totmf;atora tal:o it cAthnt on
.«
(By a Man with * Notebook)
Netiee,** the Zis
focused' via AO Dante* babe? Aineelt
tbing, to • Oahe After eWalloWing nine
meals, •
"Your 1)41We Silas," ette,Peree Aele4r,
' Sarale with ;reference to. hie-ere-Wlinte,
ever she Is referring et% eeliahle-
ae a reliable news dispgeh• from, the
.but •did you ever consider 'keeer pinch
a Zan spends On bis illWarikfli6aPPos4-
tBaona0P:el much
Perhaps p e n rt. 0).‘. .6:1411 t d6e6t:
Wihen foreigndierkenate beide a OA,
terenceevetheltibbeetropeatelether
ranking oftleialkl, you eun 'be 'Ii4fe
placing the emphasis ett the rnuldIe"
seilable of -that hyphenated word,
(Inc •MS-ativantage, now - that. the'
pre-war stuff we get is not very old.
The Nazis aellSe the British of ueing.
paint ern their airplane'Whell renders
' the machines invisible tor night flying,
while they. have sliCeeeded n creatint,
a bone) that has an invisible effect on
British military -Objectives.
ex -imps -Adan r ueedetneeall Eve bits -
little lambkins, which put the Potion
inher head to pull the wool oveel his
eyes.
We asked Grandpa why he usesea
toethbrtish with , half thebristles. gone,
ani.ive„&u,ia, it is iust .the thing for
folks witliebelf their 'teeth goXie.
- 4
• If all .the Wheat ~moditi,eiP laet year \
In Canada were spread-eut to form a (e
modern twOane highwaye,forty teefe
wide -and one foot thielte it weeld eover
a -distance of 3,259 miles, or eqWealent
ee--eetween-eeran
cpuver and St John's, 'Newfoundlan
or between Goderich axle .the' equator.
And - that's' not including the. 2404
busbeis the neighbor grew,
We loek out the window and eree the .
neighbors' youngsters roinping around
in the snow and wish we Were a boy
again • then we look at the now to be
shoveled off fheewallt and well) vve
were' a man again.
1:14
Whom is 'your wife jii vac'
for?"
"Whoinever 1 vote for." .
"Whom are you gaipg to vote for?"
eShe laaseecideeleyelee
COnitiSing
'
Profeeeoe: 2c Dide t you levee brother
in this class last year?"
Student: 'No, sir ,it was I. rea
taking it over."-
Professor; "Extraordinary resenih.
lance."
4
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