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We liktreett CA•Oderleh.. Quearlei , `r•
pilon'Canada and 'Great Britalii. WO, a Teo; to tiab
'States V 50 ' ",•,,„. 4 ''
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y atittiee- On :requefitt, . • 'TeloPlieno 414
VIVO Pr- '' A:. I V- ;7-1044..i '
:Der mentiOn, iiid
"wears and,„speculatore as two elheseS
tting Seine advantage -fro* the ilse,
rieeg in recent, years. 'What aboltt
tbe banks,' titiveritt. ••the -Y• atOne$'
tiOnt.'tt.' to -their advantiege?'
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of distinetion than it does at, p_reseet.
'A•vletorlouS Soviet army has , broken
thrOugh " lute Ooltintil • Ilf 'the armies
'Brita'in And ,the ,.''United 'States,. haie
heen,./#ellterfng for the in*asion pi. the
Continent don't • get going Very ' soon 10
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'Noi..;ii.i,,wevi, 4o, hiliiotie:,.e'rh- in. '''eicTQ'theIry 11;111e4te:, the Russians
: .174B;131„,e ,,i;.11,•113eetrt1): 4'. - a.'n'Ald, ' YsriesOtwevciao$rve. r‘nTig4111.e,.. 3.14.44 tibset°11, entteltil:hff ' of
Of
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. ' "-r-'''' ,--ad- --e---if. 1111114 tr51ng .,., 'ill be. -able, todictate the liea(e .oa cover all the trecks '," . . end, the sun
retend the varieM3 •thear es ,(1 .pretty much their oWn terine. was shiellig seithput wernith 'iu 'clear,
frosty air.• It, 'was a /perfect day for
. - n. ride in the cutter. • -:- ' ..- " '
coming to a definite conclusion, as to ,, 2 _ ,.,
IA' 0 are interested In .canneil ellinon ' ewe ' had- a grand time :gq;Ing to the
. vie " like it. It is 0,114M:wed that vtliage,„ i,- The old buffalo,,,4obe was
which; Ai' any ..of , them, is right; ' but
_.„- -e.ye;e-ve'' eases are to ,.h0417,0„ilable' for tucked in':around, our feet J,.,p34 Oueenie,
,. Onr inipressioie ,.le . strongly '-that . the,. onn nhA
, . 140:0*,eipcsautrotoe---th'e creat4A1 Q.1, the civil, raalret der er,...t, ..1_ the little brOwn mare,. seeeied. ' lust
a:/1 , r 1111.1 .•,..- -'-,--:•71,4` ".2-g as hap y to • get out of the stable for
• e,- Beak -of tkrda; are • P';erttY.Vell regulations.' .There-. are -48-, pounds lii A 4ittlPe- ' jaunt, -The -sound- ,of the
controlled, Surely it i asei-which---fieteres- oni-i. -o,--•050,00,,, II' jingling ..-Catter--1)ells-sort of-bleeded in
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adVardage Of" the banks,: wiircir aeal, ;in
_. Pounds' for eleven reillion-Peoplei, less: with' the_Cruach of the ruunerS eu,tlie
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,,itnak4 to. _have' inoneyr-their -speck-in- - —_ - _ --_. • , per -- _ • frosty- sneW. The harness' slaeped and
,,,- . , . ..._ 'elean, one poem), , person. .,It, seems
, .queerile's..-hoofs _beat " out .. ti steady
tradV ns it S010 g_pite4itl,T.,.. cleereae lia....0.1y. worth.. While' bethoting,• About. ro-ehdivg, reyellegsnalyhieen -preaches
'In" 14114 as it 'Y„4.,..:8"..„--fil ithe iii..0t -.A.,..4$ Dirost : athe- sairoon- peek goes -to -on the, trees. -creaked with frest ,Sleigh -
years; for • a -rise. 'in prices •means a
of 'the -dollar.
iednetion ', in the- vathe- ,
-Anybody,- who liolds:'bahlgi t.toclia. on
it 'Yon how his, :dVidendi. have ,fallee.
off in recent years. -
'..X0;. we, -eilliii0t se.e•IAOW t4e.,0111k:'
,. etre .:ProdtIttg.Jromthe trend in , prigss,
azyttioa(lows
.0
Hofte
.i VUTTER'.RWE
X fe1. 8'00 for op1( who , haVe
the miefOrtnne . to live in petitS of' the
,
country where winter iiieime only an
•
,occatilonal, enowstoree with" Ice ,end
grey skies, for the rest of, the, Melee.
I • ntso feel sorry ter peel& who live
'thie:coturtiluilty who feel, that they
h,reVe togive ip the berfie.-411d eetter
for the ear. They;try tO drive ears
on roads suited; only, for,. a „sleigh or
cutter. " - _ . •
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Mr,. Phil was h need of mailYthines
„after. 'the -Chrietnm holiday and__, I
wanted' a chat with some a ilay..•erolties
in the villager so Av4 decklea driaie-14
Writers • ou: monetary matters Without
10041C4R4,TIOIST
ke:0 jeto"PitirINherTOtaanatimeu
eit.:c Railway has s,
of which tb,e following portion . s
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quoted- ' as ,of, 4ateregt-;
e measige, of . Canada's pro:
res will befroarin-the hierear
r"wotiuktiy.kzfoolilittiom%.
e the nnthrnie lX)elatiree
',a1u11-4)in
*ein wealth. However :soon_
the War ends the eountrfs. burden
'of *debt Will be so great as to de-. •
Vitsitgroeervi:e.
vroductietr to T prevent it being, a
drag7tin Out% activities.144iman
-efforts .4id,ed,„ by eefutn-
merit alone - eau ease the , load.
Canada's , most- unmediate. After -
war need „will. be se WI -Se and Ofee-
tive policy 'aimed' brifighig ;to •
, this country a -large „Wad
4TiCt ‘t4eng. h.o,ve 'been- for. the 'Putted 'States to the ciittiar; didn't care about ,th
Britain, ,and the 00,1:100 :cases . migbb ..liells on. the ''sifieroads and ...e-li,clet. holl$
as well' go there tea,- ' -,- -• - eh -the -conOesaiPn. kePt lip a o'.7',t•'',ef
' .S. `11.1usical — hallooing. - • ,
, - - . , When, yeU're,litunk.';'.:,in a _cutter and
, -,. The Chesley; Enterprise Inst Week. everything_ .seenas perieet - with "tlie•
,inentiolied- thiit -,Charlee ".,.'l; Hall)day_ Wald • •.- n Per'sPb..-.Ort of loses ; all
liaa 00,,,,.reiutix.4.bs, tteciathatiou., as.4„ thoeghte of ; worry. Thin - blue $011.0ke
curls triceleup-into the .clear sky 'front
.inember ek the Public ,Tjt.i14,460Oo_ ' the elikortePs Of 'the "Wuwseerselia,tio.nifeotpihee
xnissiOn of that town,,and.:,that., when . way: :Too bad --,there
he.:AnialiOS thle terlii he wiil iiiiire been iii111 iii all .he'll°11se%401°;ege.tehuertwataii
thirtY-nine-ln public Office-i.O'ith='s 116.1v nice- if would be
....2, •_ ,e,,e__Al.;,,,,,•,„tlieh, windows and •ie sage*traelEtpli'a the 'anti-Semitie laws and
t :27i 1 VieTk*1 ' ..7.41 "6 - • began'i'- et& f: a 4 de VI* l I te r l; likOke„tfhaekArfriiiiffeelfirgateiva-yss,'..,7;=-, .4 t
par e _ ar y --a - er--- - uperla . )1'7'
was MAYO for seyertil Years', and Ait-S, in .-'place Of .so many deserted hetnes, Jews. Several 'bishops made truly
iiee_LAblic, „Utilitiee, eenitaissionee' for 'unbOkeil' snowjin e I4nowaYs andgatesnoble .• protests against .% these' ' tiets,
toie-nty-fiVe years.. , -Teat'e tt,:_reCor'd± IC11,40 - are tneal opening. and shutting. *,., Mank religious' esta.bliShments• 'offer
th,Tbat ••,tliOught -sttlyed with me% all. neetuni.,,,tei Socialists and •Coinnitunlits'.
that' xvil!l,-Iiike:S,..0:: !),,tiai,if., ..,',-;.. •'.: litte, Way int the village. If only 'vst WO-711re 7heilig.. hunted by the Laval-
* . /.' d - people .Irving in teel--t the houses _Taitlerl'peliee. "..• If ,, , some --. priests still
idett7Of-..ine enoridouseelit-----o " !ain't. • ; andthevorY fact ;'lleelile -defend' the "New,-Ordee. Ae..the ..pre-
.71.1i7e'llie e an ' v---irOff-tlieltriarni§r 'er-Of•--tlite,•-ce' Initcfr.-.MoSe4;of---4-bein
e- Avar: ma ., •e. ' he -1i • .
• wbeild' help :•get our comnawiity a believe that such ,suppor c mprom fres
1:(141k7t41* 114116 .year 1943 the United to • :the' '4 Pritee Where it . belongs. ' AlaTtY the 'Catholic ',cadge and fear' that. after
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•Stats -adVerninient - SPent, more MoneY. people - are trilkiiig *.about 'the, post-war liberation it -,-.N. Fill result in A fierce Vvreve
.tbaHev'-rttaleiri'flor..6ettiliTgrxeeilittiio ,Vorldi.$.00,3r4'.,,i4havo,-g;egt.;,:tizou lik,04...anti.cleriesellem.:.,,,The.7reeiattille.e.,..4
and :11-Ify-L---th ' Revolution,•o'
a , a sine 0 .1.47cilld: to; ItoW 'They
Tvorld.,‘Can get..back 'di *it!. Catholics. ,te.:'V:ielly • hes,,,'sealed_4heir
. •.. . .feet. • VsieY want„. great- , O. union with the Republicans who orra
tions so that 41 the 40t4te-,114,11,,..111 0, majOrIty . of the ,pepuratipti. 'This
peace. Pm, only a, former-on.riC,bagy ,,,eot,,eate ' bottle. great promise: for be
eoneesSion,, but-7-1--jtave a theory. I It. reVonstiftition of the Republic.. .
May. be ii little homely alid„,eld:-fasli, Teachers - •ande-,•'-poistel workers-are
and -fh';.,vverld-plannerS,-• :ukigh. keeping- -eery _ltjuitteto alien' disaliSSa,
laugh it it --priving--10...,.te ,-,town , In '
1UNOVROSOVNIi` 114,11481.4SIOS • it(
• FRANCU '
The fahi of the *Ood ot
the Preneb. people oue or inereaSbig
'hostility to Vichy., -The' He -called "Neve
Order" is disilitegrating.% Some Of its
most faitlif0.1 eeryants are looking
about for exeuees-,te sever their CCM.
iieetion with it.
•The drafting VT440141)1%1 for
Comptiliory labor - Geremey Iia
neolleed-- universal. -auger,
of tilous,entIS or young 'men have .:taken
to the woeda lei defiance or ttie
atiOn. order. . .4ku odielar.yieby,s,dOeir•
Meat ,gtves' -WO enotine for eertain, (10)
eitieS between Witty 8 and • 21 as 1600,
and the:AM/140r that be rounded
reaehed the else of corp. The .,det
eislon to delve straight for Tunia. had
:ottir :beery-ilittele-: after- vim -lauding he.
Afriett. It had liot been expected that
the spreeeh, ivOuld hare. eoule torfhe
'yen no So won, and vonseetiently we
had landed With only, "aSeflult seales"°'
_ot. transport and eeeplies tholueteriel
needed to fernish -properly a' 400 -mile
rush hit° Ttinielamas not due to.reaeh,
,A,frica later. It Wall, going to be
egreuiely difficult to provide aeythleg
adequate . air cover. But there
Ws' a chalice that we Might be Able
ptoi,erLshect .ubn:s 1.741fIvoleetuat
elmi1CCWas taken alad -044ittle'fOrce,
SW, was
iiiirled :Into • Tuilisia
11,11-10,r,dePortationi`,41§;2011e- .31hP Pral .11•11erowinlletell449:-.A°°rIdetd•theeT0-0,371e#1;!;14 413, ee
populatieli.has ,emeplied no. inere itrong•And the.fle4iting hard. W*e
10,41/ with the (leeree requITIng 14ell• or Our brigades lest all .its eit,exeept
to. do guard, duty along railreaxtrighte ,
whatrAt -could '-gerey- when, ;its Ships, .
We're bob -allot, a“ Rolm; and it, spent
the next three -weeka.iightiog. dal ahd-
night in the, rain with nothing' ekeept
grouedebeets to sleep in. We brought
lighters up to the Been, And "Sonkel-
,
Arba, airfield,, but --there.,. was not
enotigh..-,,petrol,,,-.for,_ theme, and -though
they'foueht-;.heroically," Of -them'
Were ,-destroyed the, ground. .The -
(.4ernians-'hail-alr-mastery and used .it
to the,.fulll' on sonteroadano tranepert
meof‘ovarse,xieleotte.e:vapti„i jilgahtatn, bTuillearicoep„renotiturs,
:ancI---destruetion ,ot rolling stockr-del
jelue,si,traet..1.,osntopoptaitees1,-. ginrap, fteatoardip'st,:114%ortt, Ichieo.:n5"11s.17111.ato:irt4ehice:1,e1OQ.4mePripil:a.rliitfth, ig):97,TrOuriPCi1J1,4:
explOsions, eabotage, ..bembe ur
estabiohnlerits ,peeopio, 1)5, .01,0 ,etterasi Who alleWed thenCtOr. bring in:Meh, and .
material throUgh Tanis 'and Bizerte,
- seizure -Ofeigasoline,., enemy food .stocks fro'm -the oist day. And they were
and ration tickets, attacks on eaetn.3,
units, etc. . good troops,
eirt9°-wPil'inlirbraedYsbkaidituLthbaantti§°!lerxs:
Each Sable), class luta reacted in Itf3 perienbe. Their supply Probleati was
own.: way ' to post-arinietiee: -conditionS
itad Made its 'ovvie, vontribution, to, thie. childisig/ SimPle e()In1)11*ed with ours:
6131.8: -
at one time ,our 'forward, troope- had
mood of -growing- eha2itl* f• • • • 4,14c• only one dii3eneeupPlg'-'of food And 'ani -
majority Of the Alergy took. a decided niunition left. • ,
..Stand against' collaboration 'after the •
kiVse were --the odds against which
our loo.p._s_trid.' to break through to
Tt was only• hy,-"Antreeleg.2„,--e, •
courage and endurance that they 'gni -'71%ttl!!!!!!1;11!):q7 „
as ler - 'as, Piedeidfit-bY the -end.. „.„ . ,
lloyeinberv;,1 Then the 'counter.** ApPointmen of ' :United ,,.1tates: Gen.
Strode- thelp• and4.:rockod them oti.,their '13WIOht EiseehoVver t� ; direct all
feet.' Under ,cover of the Nampshiresr.., ,Athdd armies in the invasion or tirePe,
We; Teb0iWitt-- tbeY' haS'beeit'aeCePted' by the irif.talf,PObIlid
without -criticism or coroplamt- Bri-
won hicoreerh .distiatnr,ntiolieilite.in.
Montgomery,
Anchialeck yet no:where IS' it 'sue-
geste&Ost-anyne,...,ottheniks.,tialtt
have had Pisenhoweee Thus,
Frst
in boOlcS the stOrY--whiOr they .were "t‘d4retalYNyrheir, att6-thites,ellfris‘taIp%'i01.
ahlowecl to, tell then. . :(keerge, the Britisir,eohnnander-intchler
Weary; dishearteaing? Months fol- Franee,- Sir Douglas Haig, was
(1 L' thQrv -,It,..,IeLag,,,atagggl--.44..th all bia4raties unrier. :the.
(albuethey retain their left. vieWe'r atiehdev: b I
etause e JO , , 4311,0014 3;,-Waaf-
hoPe for an Allied.. vietoeY.
At. Pala' fette-luie;libeeine_.infeetea._Mainy
of: ,way , to , ceittbat the systematO
sabotage of German Supply lines.
An idea of extent of the sabotage
is .gained from a., report recently re-
eeived from France .listing 330 opera-
tions carried. out Underground. or-,
ganizations ..betveeea April. .15., and
.Tune 1, 1043' ageinst-the 0061PS:don.
and its-alltes. ,,,These °mations. were
but:u. fratien--otetile•' tpta
acts of sabotage conenitted , the
'whole country, during- the same period.
They . included. derailnient'' of -trains
ing' theperiodpi the first ..Werld !War.
Last year 11940 :theeXPentlitiire was
,
approximately $241,000 000 'a day, .1.nd
93 per cent, of .this expenditure was
•
-for }tow. ,nitachi.eheaper .it ;would
Afore -thane 100 Harvard, advanet ed trainers -built in Canada -ready
to take off on the plant. airfield of one -Of tlie-Dominion's jargegt aircraft
faetories, where 8,000 men and - women are eilipIoyerl.- '
their balance, And :when. . the, . enemy
Welled -el "Bab. the --early - days of
December .our defenee,1161d.:iirtn.
Pew'. of these..-ditheulties.,
they are fully -reall.$44W.tholighhsvar
Correspondents haVe-now,begun to thl
C1U$S 0.1 '• kw:loess letatimi'lkev°1co-O'perate with the` other pea:de-tit ;world-fIlanners..!-- It seemed me--te
PPag L' e. woultl escaee SerAce -in Germany:7 -4 ,Thehty
li*Weae;:it: -OA last "... ha v takeii-..„.7thee...--tirstste-7-77,„-_ Then •
ver7Certe: wrOt,e;at high omeee.
let us get 'Our •,vinage ), bacto, where ',Aare Gaullist and 'reveal their
• ;;,either paid , the censiening, • • -...,„ •
divithieT 'Or*,,,.,‘ are •.;destruetife-.7-of':: - :6 6 .
,1) Menld- Weepciiis•-v-ihich
iiiterS.,7we;re. gnard and ,defea t-•:*,bkolio,, from tbe, .,vi
agp,-'wOrle, when,- the
tion- „of the debts that rdaltf.'"At, eeery one at,.--tesniianis YaketshOte- -again ; And get ' enrrips!' -
)1116 .e04tbitia33404se ittio*S41, •Wb;0,. eads, P.,reviret:u4;ii.tiel.Polttohg oftretb,t0h, tuayilooro, 't;e' a -San' .ts',
neeessarY•woUld be an:.appreciatite.:-.',
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restrictife: egget.upon b th .
_Ltradi and, industrY, taxOs -uPo% n )1b 111 tait7Ing weastu-08- ft the land
• • if-we-toOkatevaY-tlie.-eauses•Jor. 'people young menjiave ,entered ft in order to
exttexpri4v, „no:, ,342•0t-. e C. • •14: ni) a SID: e for Tor it -one: Wag. Let'S ha -ye' -ou'r_. le elite- without_ lig tet eMbarress-
j- t the.s
of ll
,fectot, in, the „lighteeing of this eh:tbfs 111PUiciPill• elections, i311t-)the --s-tr7tfr eu"ittle factories brilig111g inent. They 'r:ejor.ce tbe pogspssipn great. - day
forces ,tean4K6 were .able-tre7zPare for
thein;77ThenTii-.rT1--.
came. -the- period' , when VOIY.--AthiM,
*rengthe,med......1)y_parts•,-.Of..„.Romlners'
army , Which `,'hild-'''Otitgr:. 'their Put-
Suera, 'Attacked ..4.the still. eltibryo .1Nrst
Array .heavily and continuousiy,.•_.'steiv-
ng,furiouel,e- toLdisledgw-them,..-.directly
or indirectly, from the.liedjed. salleut,
whiich pointed like rin.` aimed... and
oade&"gun• Tinkle. In those 'weekS-
are .solidly RepUbliCan.-- tliew-View
Ite9lutio4, the still unbroken lieftrt of the , First
Army lifted nit :tee,:fantastre heights of
ewe their lanes to the
leporsyli413;X:eistfainhil.gortyry. hiTg4'toey , warm: ill snot h ttvalor.6tto wv311,wr '11 01::.14to ,41stilaih1,4a4 41;0,613,111°111rpriar:
Intesettimgoalistie„ and the eeeiva:., than retreat. Now .we had the.;11.tlt
tion.'ot Vreneh soil.. has 4-)nned their anct 218.ti'Lalleers;* t116 14°114541:
and
old *hatred of Germans. The cenntry., Border 7X-lorse: and :the NorthamPtOns
imettles_aho..disiikes.. Thalie the Nortluinietens beating off.
Vtchy's regimentatien, thohgh he 8-flic.-4-44Cfc''. with' •)36131/)s-4121
.suffers less than "city • dwellers under the Lothiankt;eotinter-tittitekingi.:-Niith
rationing. Moreover, itis easier, -toSttefl leafag seven of
listen to •British hrpadcaSt's isolatedand seeing the P/1011 lin'
farnthouseiii .tvo. belleval0 withdraw. -NO` saw 155.
,siuTe_oheiNtvhgOrk.pes*.sis- tOn.:e.tarneesa.r.A.1:i,i•.110thig. t4),.th.e• last glin‘qiltal.'
the tanks overren, thenrat. Sidi Nsir.
wages have not -risen :p.ropoKion. to Alt the,•fiont mert:-.were--fight4,
4thovein,ycerxteaoftteda-.inen,:ti-i:011,61-1c0" „vvith Pg6ted-eburage tO
sities of lie.
‘Sliprisitte.00retoro tiniesinee
1940 they linie been active the
undorground organizationa -and'. that
the fieteries of' the, Red Artily arouSe
,equal * enthuilasin'antong ,'Communists,
and,nint-Cointmunist.S.-
Thus aside -Item ti SniaW,gropirnic
fiting from the oCenpatien...no One. in'
'Prance , dete"nds , collaboration ..any
himself. ; ,The
priee,' of Prencb...resittance; has been
thousands of . executions, giVadreas ,of
thousands ' aed.
prisoniiients,--,end •TeGieeee deportations.*
Nevertheiete _it
tinues to isonikline its battle
c-ry-411-...underg,round ;newspapers-WM&
thousatidS of 'young men distribilte
throughoet .country • at 'the visit,: of
their liberty aud. even their. lives.•,
• brie -of. these heroic bulletiesdated.-
lune 20,-,104a, the,AgetereL on' the
home front of ,Praeee wrotet "Born of
the' Fighting Preneh' and the resist -
Owe.' the, 'greatness of France will live
iigain-in the world.*, We want ,.Prance
to beeome, more than ever before,
great ihen, ,of lit-
dividuark: Whose pereenitlities' .tranet
form the „World, .the land of -Wants`, of
-scientistSr ..and•L„of•,PalesP_Ohers,, of
heroes, eolordzers, and-7,-77*-411-itS:
Pintree'S greittneSs is. to cOeriaer- Men
'rather then territoryr to, make Iifen.
equal to great an(l,gfeat catiseii;
to nourreli men who will bring hunian;
7..tion'*e'reiiine' of the riot 'V there"a, Tau operated 1)1 , people
ili
of immigration,-*Conersely:,•put,„, _ ‘yere .resolts:...t,However, while- ..imagi„. : .• •
'urgent need. Is. -for -more "Pe*Plk, , majority can be 'obtained - ,against Then.'wliert we've. Ie*.a.rnea to. live '1-O-
."; .the c'e'r" 4T111-1- -t43111- fievtihn°1: AttheogintiOultSVnie6:11Inturrt"
lighten tfie-iverage. .ifidividiiaL 1op.4 ' "Servatives, are .110t,,,„cliNlded;, It ,,woolci, country. d)., nation of people -who kfili*
of tazatiOn.,, _,, The _probleni ,it4, :PL.' he- tiiiiror"4"-different matter ',, if there-h-o*,.40 live together. thoodyes seems,.
- ... -.
O Pio; - one, #nd its . solutioure- *ere three 'parties seetillg, support, as like ,a, better-' start for 11. wArld' of
wee only an .bnprejudieed ; a.p:-.*: thore ..sviivbe An.. the 'nett,Felleral,:erec- 'friends. ' Tri riding in --a *cotter .e0ne.
or Canada's .., tion,, „The=niternative vote plan offers tilli9* .eil'It 4EP.-stY Willt°: daY., : It's
- retie -1r 'ttigether WiTh,, a firm, tsiith,
in ' the ' possibilities - stiinilating to.lii5tlrinind and body. ,
fature-greatness,?,•:„....-•:1 •. i • i.......,... er, Means • ef avoiding' the eleetion •of ..a,
• . . . , „
'- Mr .Coleman_lays ..,stress • upon- the large 'Aininber7.01 minprity represent- . AN 6-gtiftlATIOX.7,0" THE 1111114XSIf,
ta deOf- 'tting the "rig1111-1x110.'; 'atives,,iiriiiii-ii-fety-ye--8-int -maitd-th-6- - ----, (Orillia-Paeket--and--Time_s)-
114) . - , , 'A.Si,d' e altogether TroM. th_e" VieStion
- Of aParalgtititOn.; It. Would -he- difaguIP zprosent'sYStem Of •ere-e—tion be.continued
, . quarrel: With. -his,. statement„,e's :to ,,--- . ,..---,.. ' •-•iii -4 . - :.iti; % -,, ;. of whether or not
Ploiltable as--70thet-forins-of "production
-° t-Tit-irtr-AT'rese-111111- effedive_polle .., -The large number --ef -,'unc*Tites*ted
noiCipal eleetiOna 'in Huron,' ana else:, .1.1(',11:0-`. 'ft%-od.ehllitiltit,,ialet(1:?4°Xii(i'8011.17e'tIe''t11- farmers of
ell
. ,: • - , e e . •• • who are in the frolInt- lin,e„ --Are not
People are intent vlon ptahres' progre!s. dorived of the food that as `essential
f the' iVar and itt*_ m I, OA. otvic :to the niiiintenarwe of .their w effort.
swids....apne • „,, -41..a.1 - ha tinini-ottitta It Ts due tO them ' 'i IJ liar
t fir : 1 y, p . ) pr mar Y t tnit r.
iiect ng initmcipat affairsJ means of defence „Hitler wotad -hive
:;this otintrir'1,4:„
largi;)..- "and '* deslrobW
citiiene." tlanatf4.-77treeds, 3
• 10;4 trgerlitinuiationi
bat there wilt. '.onestioii'Of,e- thewisd' :0
Otof of isiibsidiiing. immigratio •
hieh. ANOlitlit,bring'peOpie '00atEurope - t slip -over-- to ,
thetlflited
Statea-after..a. year or tivollittijadai--
-bird judging 'front- the f•ertsus, ieturna
. •
that AO be What lapeened in
the early Year een.tu.stee;tk.,,
eye- -hoe. -been. ,l.inluoh
lire and eon. to_ the admltfauce . to
,...gplhada Of -;,,luropealt refugees.,, ,
„litirettnitarian gioundS, Wersureli. Zion,
not- terns:* to open tile !loin. to these -
people,-ivh*--- iromeS.. ht#e- been: "de.- ,
gitroYed Ata whe desperate-
ly place" ia;„ ii-vhielt 'to; establish,
nd collectively,
ib thntjthie ess„.'to a: ": -Variety of ir •
liVhe.te e see- to
hen,. nearly. vpistody, hmii; and: ,diu. not make .good„ his' d4e,‘,,m
nOt are anxious to. tah'n. the: h.wr°.oldw-eli°enn7ttetata%)&111-e(1,thweiYtIt' hh-s-edarnre°eily'sta'(t.di,
task of d'*;
-TiieSavilig of Wotiorj, xi.).4,,,,sk.:. ' bo.ep.Ing- gnpromo 'in. Europe,, .
. . into, • ,.. .,,,. _ - Aussie
01.*s: 1,,),0., ei*I.tildprittioiri,ja.40,41-4 case. NV,I0ft 1.1a.ve:' .ireeirie a 'comparative&
. ,
the -Teat -4k .the'--iverldi
„..t.-::finy rate, the :needlesetteSs of ,91,, e 1...,i,Tr,,, (finnegnca,-,...si.,,,,..,...d. have littd. to:
:1-lepbniii, :plan • Ot,_ . b 1 e ii iiia'-' i 1. in 1..,1 i 1 i e ip tt 1 DOW to. tbe dietaleS--of-the-eenquererr:
election's itias .been ..ttin.Ply denttitistrated If It .slioulk,I)rove thatprthep,, fba.erracauer
.-•'..P.,kit9„.tii,,,I.41,...q.11.1,te.„,...,:eaP.,„415le'•„<,;,f..gt , fticil.tilesttio en .4 iaTt lt)itntietli.°r Pnaort;': °offi‘ their pro-
lincitillq:1TLiher or '..' uPt; tbeY ..$40111% dt'IVLib;aboxicri, tiOns,, :•t1.1.1'1.-4.0Y-Yalot differ
ifih,v, .tr-chaxige of Imitiielpai...-Ahrs, and lii t3.1d:respect fronv, many, other types
W.Ii,41.7.1iTe73, dd. *ant , tt.iehange ,tliey haVe usinese, ,which, are 'being .6ompollea
ee'carr bir withoutorptit; . Aferthants.
the, oppo'rtneity _of reeking ':it by annual'
'have, _told' The Pack'et and :TiMes dui-
eeen.
'British way. In -certain;'quairters 111
-
:the ilnited---StateSTAietabltIonotag-,_--th
isolationist disciples of onettgots;-coi.:
. is conetantly:, set
nr• -eirolit,7"Britiee"-74omination-
gets little Support this BritiSh habt
of .taking outlanders to eoramand
'British armies.. . -
• , tog the paSt 111011(11 0i 'Weeks.that-lt
...,LItiatitoOrotihrtet:.;11.14diuffnertent'qtriostiow „s6.' •*,s•trange thict ..wdo°(kuraki fporetk..-m- htekleeiremenistaWoineculdle"rofto elt0610beetoytheisk
• thetnseiVes. atid..ibegin'a, now life. 41ris '
for
vostyv mmig ation fratkohl-aei '16r" *Ifich ILIId va ear,
bort , ir period.. The. b'est fought iierhaP's died t srO 'the G"617111"11
ecolirrnaltot.,i,T3(;uddwitispill'ssviVed' hek, tto eke egerffed these dctye that ni large twilled, tlt.inkeint*liomalteetrerrvelt-ttax' t
in , u , they fel
yiiing tb,at ,simmio.auts alivuot 1 ii,(1-:- 1.0..!.....,:ProPfirtion Of .., eligible, -voters , fait ,0-' obilge_4 to continue .' -le Serv'e the piiiilt,
uid. „seek Also: 4.. 'But .-whei); ' ' an' i - -0-9f- f 01.01!gh the reduction of their stoeke
panti.4slort* withent,..hein4, sio)$7412ed.„,,.., linPOrta#(4 is 1)r-e‘it.',U.ted--to tlielele'etora for .tlieneelleeause--"ef,--the-:diffieultr.li
:' V ' ' ' - --- . - ' -'"'" ' -1 .. here are ript So inan:r.absentcealrom replacing; them. .r: ,, ' •., ,,
iTaitrAti....,tfoTEs ,,,,„,,,,,,... :...th,,,,polls.,:.; .,..,,h(lt,,„„IllfteCrileiltI7 Ut an
,electioxi- ttio$t.t'of flle PeoPle It (11/4 tila tu4r ,,tit-i4et.";t1,4.v..4?1„ahr11:ath(1.0-beecaliriti,17.1L11..-0•1i114.
JO weather Mail ' is':giviai the.:rosei If:Olt net' nialk mit'el1. dliferencerwhic itiltish----.salling- IOW- aotight.-4t'---rti
ti'iiiia•011er aphaidid, co-Of,eratioti: ', 0. ' Of the,,•eandidates 1.4neceeds, .and unieas, tittle 01-11 41t least Waf4 promoted. , S
, .- or' 0 - ' :, , ,Iley haVe goine" porgbfild, Interest in ..lie 'Male& UP -the One lie tifetight th
(10 ,floi conside, ,,, smarter tied; begen ' petting Some tine
(.1.,(3,11%. Leatit,;r.(folcvell,says firm will tile cont('st tileY., 1- 4 t,I01101 WI hirSi "Where s the Inissze
,he 100,0(4 people , enemploYed in Ca.1.14'-'SVO,Ptii "Ailite .,:li) 0."i -f out and ' vote. tio,sel,"' Ire "asked, 't)r.sently, "D
,. nun
ada by 'A -Aril ist. 'And '. WOret bk„ Di,, ',(1,,Ttildi•,.,late.;sfor °Mee, fdtouhr be able t ir i" i, 'ems the reply. .."'lloyv _long •:e
diaappobited If his prediction. is •Itt ' '1)ieliont 'te; tild gliqttOrS sOlne caut.,;0, t Peen Iniztenrr '
. .
_ . , wale Progfarif,• iarine.issue, of giitircient
. .,
fulfilled!. •
*
, 8S4 *r•Pa Wa$i. goink. to dreato•lt-seriong problem
hold the „line. -Here- it..-vaff'At,company
f pioneers, 'there three,,militarY Police.
ineir-ctaeing--', a machine -gnu... some -
Where else...a. battery- of Medi= :gon•-,:
erg'mentliy,g4iff aiinachine;:gun attack
with rifles,-The-fluards. and the pera-
lintests and the Churehilig.were,..ev,ery-
where. inakieg,fercedmarcliee.-76Y,iiight
o stiffen the swaying,line.; ..,Again and,
agate. it 'seemed -that the German pres-
sure muse' prevail, init. though ' they
pushed...us -back ,, they . never „broke
brougle ' : --',, .. .-- • .•;:.. '
That same unbelievable courage was-,
atel. to win-..back.for us; yard by bait -
Might yard, the hill'S whieb we had.,
ost .cluring •the• German ettacks Until
fiiiAlly we were readY" for the •_swift,..,
littar blow at Tiinfs..-_,Btit ,the gioof
achleVement 'of. the ,,rirst.71ittur ' was
that it heimoil. and:held against all et-
tacka'„the .-Medjed salient, the one and
°elk „possible springheerd for the 'lit -1
taele on Whit:IS. ,If We ,liad not ,gained
and kept It; the, ,cietiring,,,:.of Arica
Iniglit •have ifeen delayed for Oinet‘itte.
.The Germans 'hoped to ,lield,„Ttitti till
-.1elegiist; if they. 1111(1 donei-it we -might
ConceiVattly„have--had time to eantnie
, Manse:tide-. year, lint Italy, *old& have
, been out of .. the"-, question. We ttee
wbere we are today, witle.Itely ,,Orit Of ,
1
the Axis ..atid-our borabe'rs Working' -
feomXtelitin airfields, beeause ,tlie tiny
'IlirSt ,Nrilly fOUghtAisiiiay to NOW
end 'then, set- teeth 'and hueg on.
Tet It be, remembered ' with honor:
ity more. light 'arid . more love. -.. It .is ' there alar- have ' been more skit il,
The porcelain; or enamel:parts-or
a Stove shoulcrIteverhe vraahed whlle
theyarehot,'for the Water Joey -cense ,
them to _crack chip, A ',gritty
cleanser should never be used as this
sekatehes -the -stirtitee' and '01.”' event-
uahly
lead to -stains. which cannot be.
'reniekVer-arinsoapy.4waten_....$11-;do
the job-a,nd:. the, surface should be '-
wiped AlrY.aftir *v.:asking.
..• saop,„
Sir, this- is' My -first:doh in a circus.
,You'd bet „tOr telt me what to-do.,to-keep
from. moyib.g.•,. *pager
"Well don't'ever -undress In. front of
the bearded', lady."
-14NICREA8-EIN .POTATO, rift/WE
-Aii InereaSe-in,,,the price- of _potatoes
has been -'annonneed-bt2-..W. I-Iarold
MeRhilliPs;• priees', and simply repre-
sentative forLiWeStern Ontario: The
Iherease 'of: reefitS_
containerLgoes into. effect .on-lanuary
• This raise affects both the
"wholesale and the -retail -Scale of prices:
'Oh February ftb iftpothOr -raise of live
Vents -w.111 ---be- laced on potatees, This
is a Seaso a e increase .to Cover the
:cost, Of storage, andAhe general_ spoill..tleave• _greasy:: xesidue... . CO-amiete
age. • ,satis acti. n or money back. .
t their atteiftiOn i` t fo world
se-
lEgtt
. ileportance. to • erre% il0t,ts, 0 t4tvee p
11 tb..(1 Japanese Sianchnria a,nd...• to Indifeentieili tek •take the trouble figures siwia as Churehill and Roo
Chiria .tlieY .ehatfiedH•:tile- lien& to 1)‘,,atit thitr IfitilOt. -good,_-_ lighter v_Rlitethe 'fedi(); 1.11 net In Lthe sairie eta
to thuklio. Noss' Chinese:want -Will usivill*,„fhting vizi, a" g614.„,•••
e ogjd' tack 4tViti, Mt•tpl,11.tela ettilt:r -,ttr 0,r, JO , ,
'•
it 4.1*
ba, f LIC's more otsiir,nelleit bock 'poine." • t • •
411)Yera.7. *.*,
• • '*
ri
peontle4,14w-priei -frarimtiantie
lkope orossiset foraftei the war.woeld
lee sem attrattive, it:there *eie' any-,
otif* In -ear
v. 7g:et° retitho,th
• ,
,
, caeua
. e t ie num r , listeners to.
* ,• * _ * „.
. ,
. , • • • - any
' particular xi,rograin. There might
' freati*.ntly wonder, when weread i
of the troll e betweenthe 'an 13e.?1,..-:„',--,,, uahn rae'los: In '.
a to;W41 And
P4')lititi)(11%, MOW;11(11(311 libtieWould 1&('-, 31(11 t011,1)(Ple
ilfliag then) 'atany', par..
paid to - tlAesemattera if the news, tiedher , tioie.. When we, read that AO
*tit* ' ditli ti,ot publleize thetn. Ae*,.iminy- ittilliiin .,lieteners heard iiii-ii4
,iort in, reots„ .1,A0 itsoted „ tr tut. 4 i,ofs. mils:, ;it 1.'r tddent Itoosevelt, •we
tordinot to Thy. Winfloor Star, ortlr oroo v if • 6 -it -
me hfinieter'soadia addrees on in. :take the statement with, a good many
1
. This Is. skot bard ffy believe, gieles of ita% People ' Who really
1)ts- -IttStrfaffir ilrabi*et.' rd'' ' Ifni- to et1yott-ati1i--611--a11ttrPett 'Vitt
in whirl', „we shoilld 1
--itlik`eup.-••-your'mind.-teday that you
are... going to. give--' your skin -rear;
chance to get well, •- Go to •Caufp-hellls
Drug eitore....lor•_ent.,,,ge.ed -dreg - •
get,.,an• „'--
Umerald naanf-day4 • be-
-Canse-lt. „Iilghly---e-ontentrated•-•_•-•_i_j;
The. Very tirst e.pplication WM, e
you Itch** of Eczema
itekly..stopPecir-,eruptioes dry up .a4d.
,Otife7j'alrfilffrirel-y_tew days:" ... Itilef`r
T'same Arne- of Itching Tees and Peet;/
Barber's Itch, Rheum • and--76tliVr*
skin troubles- , • • ;
Reineniber: that 'lloone's -Emerald .00
_
is it cleari,„:„&powerflk„ _penetrating
Antiseptic that does'iot stain or
. ,
miserlfabyteol!heeuffreran-fradeomyobuo,ilafeeyri‘kiioi,v .how s!_tIc.,1 and
Boils are an outward indication of impurities in
the Systems and just when you think. you are rid of-
one another Lcrops up to take its pIac.e. and_preionst ,
your misery. .All the latienitr and poulticing you-eal, de. may not stop more •
give -
that old, iellga°bviee! bloodme boilsmeinY2 ou sBiliValde''ettirit114411Bel rig; ' e *0.3P61tir
show -
what will do in helping -you get rid of them?' ; Th ands have used it for .
UZI:purpose-for the past ' 60 's'ears. . Why not you? -
The T. Mi' anCo., Limited Termite.
to _cOnyince the world that the tru
greatnekei*le that.ef
'•This. IS, what the Free N`renell, in
prisCon'etntiltrt, fe 'the
world, end py. their v.eords they are
reviving the traditiOn Of. the immortal"
Viasnee of 47/30t•,_ • •
' • •-..-Tfieltition
ritifes,',but" there never was a braver.
L-TICe Manchester- ktnar,diati,
lire snyliig A. OittsgSiT4Alt:
Tteeorder and _TialeS)
l'he Most . Ite*;'-r)r.
a
Peliten . 0!„.ttarlo, eriticies tb
"Venletrition-to IoN; to-AtierVevernment
to , do :everything.' -Tbat 'has, indeed,
becolue Otte of tive.,etirses-of our times'
and le meaning a , pt- ran& of
tile 'Sturdy. independence upon. which
btholialtDot minion and Its institutions- were
landings 'hi North, Afelea• 'Wtnt.,n, •
inotid which. 'endor0 for m‘tt:w WOICR,
,$001J110 WELCOME REMOVES.
and then' began to „bade, into disappoint-
ment and perplexity, .We had First „(Ottawa. Oftigen)
Army, we' were •toid, whielk-bnd •:Oatiadal Witt lie4 a vontillerrk'Oter
.4 '
stormed •Into Tunisia • and arrived: 01- no. Joomuction arid the prOkPeqt of
moat At the gates of And then a prosperity unrivalled by most :other
t( hnd stt'ipped,for,reesorts not obvious lands, is net living up toatithe old
at a (petiole% and begun to go back. hunianitatitni 'tradition of. long, ego
Zit& Wei not, trig to be ',taken7.-',tthe Whielt---made her weleottie . fugitive
tightb, ,A.rrny tee driving the itilglitlof slaves from the American Sooth, One
the Airika.. helore it, but the cannot •• Imagine Sue thitig poesible,
Pirst Army rently could not, etend today. 'What Is Wrong? tihiedy 1111
up to handfit of .0erinan troops and uugrounded-fear and a loss of the •old
tankahastily t bite Triage', 'from gplrlt eonitdetice in the fitttire. The
.8(eily. 'Whit was 'wrong? atfKice,t 114 elightly thuelied: ripon
merit? Or, wart it • here. • It . deterves, far, more *heart..
timotir- t were ,:not ".0441r4iP111.11.flitnt. .1114040103,
onongt
TV* men pr., he rirst Arity knew, If' , '
at did,not. Oita the Words food 1$0114$0114*4., all -of the' four
'4111144C Mier , ere roomy reibottoing., vittimins, a(1d. th. but
.•#Tho "frivol*" eriatod of two infantile :egga,eontalit three -a ttiorn,-A and I).
Wall* with , handful of aka, the growth vitamine einindanee, and
comma**, peitaehutists. Item- the yeegt In moderate
mangle *lapse, lwifoite t evert qualitative. .
•
'A SiTRVEY OF THE FiRit Ardor.%
• ACSIEVEMENTAN' AFRICA
year-ago the Britieht Areericsin
PeoPRg "were hearing 'With astonished
delight the first neWa, of the Allied
ittok -to the• neierspeper text, wblci
orestpd. orrs(IxenIti . ,
torero( or astpontrd.i tket_esittelsosi unt2rtlitanding1y, re-
drawn eivetephst reedit* Ant Senteilees we1i are ob-
it Ix abolot.fti it 11 metre' ot*thich tit‘y wl imirees
*
, tn. their Itisentorlies unit 1-1 tby cannot
de with the rad*.
1104A*,t A?K�
UPtRT,
Domestic Ho
,lieating plants haVerat- ash,
.LTL, taehmentsfor. heating do- „dawn a
mastic,- hot water during .the and ba
heating season.. This is -„done by hand.
heat -exchangers. There are two `tuffidel
types. Those that are .installed eornpl
inside the fire box Or invihnition. ing eti
'chamber and those that, are in- -
th
stalled between the heating plant
and the hot Water' ato,rage tank. 1"'
For those 11$tale4 inside •tle -wtwaeteen
r
'firebox, the. eoxrect location for • ' •
the eiehTingera„ or hot water:cell,
as they. are eornanonly known 18
above the fuel bed.qt is not good.
practice to have the„ heat ex..*
changer' installed SO that it pre- *
„trades into the fuel bed; Unfor-
tunately this is a common in-
„ttallation - generally causing
''trottble ill the „ form Of spotty`
• fires, clinkers„and dirty. firebed
cenditiens.” With the exchangorl,
4 tontaet With the red hot eoals
over -heated water may remiitl,
with the possibility ,of scalding.
',Sometimes a -water hammer or
pounding irii'eaused;with such an .
installationt, note are some „of
the most common 'annoyances
treetiable to this method °fleet -
i wittet1 Another fauit is sr
co I prevents a good firehed. It
Is itapossible to work the fire
around the coil. A heavy drift
of water will chill:the coal lying
acljetent to the toil or exchanger,
• loWerin ilia temperature , below
414- $.. nolnt. tasiiltth2 in
u
dedco1, steuoI
dissatisfeetielt. In
Win mewl no hot waft
plaint a no but in
tn. At othr
jaesnt bo
Lnrt ;burn to an
s'albh will not-'shal&
it, acth, $---14P-the-.-Pi
to be iSposed of.,by
it also ill result:M.3A-
hot Neater. =lilt -chronic
lit no heatinthe_liv.
ease of the outside ilea- ,
er that 'II -located .1-t7
or heating plant, and thq
torage tank,. -the only
'.- compla nt one is liable to have is
the la* t of sufficient hot water.
. To re edr this .complaint, if will •
only h ,necessary to take off the ' #
gayer plate and -clean out any .
„ sediment that •Ilas gathered
--aroun the licating,"eolls. •These
must
0 ' ' kept' clean at all tinies,
for best'reeuite. ,, .".. ,
For economic and tr011hie *Po.. .
heathig cg- donlestie bot water, -,
in* ••rtintler•it tank , heater. '
to Water heaters'
•ved over the old ‘''
e." It is no
'to build Ire -
um, the old
titter sliAtigi, -
Y eii.ins of ''
*water at A.
evtr be.'
are dust ,
rated the ,
toitI feed,
'dampers
overheated '
"f,r4.ter at
4s- aeaper , -
tang in
litost fuel '
reo with
modes%
a. It