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THURSDAY. ,l'ANTJART it, 1948
4PITQA1AL
4A4,.1)0.-Zievg °Year f9,.. /611.
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haven't thought prit;';
,1048 l leaP: year .
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'We/etime;•1948 We hope You
•not ditiorclerly a 'chap- as --`1147;
Nattlin,11Yr the -Ohristin_as.„„ JPI
would last longer it.-€130.,g1asses were
not filled so•-ottert-on -Chr,istmas; 'Day.
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-It Is true that Our-apre
lov-,daytt lly the-neee.ssarY
• aS been someWnat upse 'during
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Waterloo 4s_atowt1e+haby city of
atria, attaining-iliiS,status with -the.
Jirst day .-of • the new yeai. ',..qtli a
puPulatiei of ltss than.11,000. it might.
be supposed that its natural coalition
r.:2W:ould he :in Union with. KitehlleF,
ditaiing a cityof soxiiewhere near-"afty
_ thousand. • The easnalVsita -to er
T
ith,,e:, tres'a't'kiio-W.-'"-whether..he is. -1u
• Ritclie' er dr . -in 'Waterloo, and the
duplication' ef ninnicipar .SeW,iceiust
be e*pensive; but. rivalry between the
tivo -cities ls k-eeti,.., and Waterloo is
ambitious. And the -new -city tan boast'
that it has . been .Waterlbo- longer tnan
Kitchener has' been Sitcliener..'
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- The- unfortunate-deathAfe;Dr.-it:- Et-.
Taylor of South ilurcin eretates Al*
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•-----c'trsr•--vacanCy- in : th-6 - Meirslaturerslitee-
, actions du the' p4i,.t. ettbui,t Govertrw
went; hat ,•07.1._the whole our gov-
ernment *.niade up of• honest nle4
,trying to cle L cled 50b We ilia
ther'
they ciO. uiis"
talios,_ they probably no that.
t141t ,
tbeYfr.flOr4 +IV. IS' Our .dutaticl,ou
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theSe mistakes t• O-
-*.fhe att,ention Of the. proper authex-.
ifies, ttnd to, use our infinence in; a
sae, calm, conStrlietilre waSr.t0 :See
that the ineqUalitielid 1.02Stices
are eliminated. It is our privilege'
to comPlarn,•'11b4134-the nigher costS\-.
of •this, andthe-impossibilities ef
getting --that, and the ' eartfusitnr-'
caused by gevernment-regulations ;•
but don't forget .tliat we are the
Governinent,,--an-whaf May *be
• gotal for the maipr portion af th
•country. xnay be hard ontis as an
iud1vidiiaL'-
-ierhaps
•
may.,
I)e A little steadying
down, Jouler,solue_OP the-austeritY
• measures, limy' be just what we -
need. It may --be - that onlyi by,
brinngak&AO• 0aeds...wer.$).4.411
be .able -ifisonte„,,,Way -stem-411e,,
tide of soaring-costg• and prices---'•
the S-Oarrtig cests of .'high
If „each ;one of -us -,-each day will •
de...--cmr-,-part to think more, db
More, produce,,more, eonsume less,
and resist to the -utinost of our
. ability the wave 'of infla'tion, that'.
seems to be coming eur way, Ihen
our littlenspa.rt„ each -on his ewn,
wilVineritablY taite the result -ref •
- :bringing 'sanity' into tile, everydaY
lives ,of st11-41f7Us.. --
the election Of The, queen -1171s
10-6•6; 6,17:6
Vt1,11,, • .• • . • , • • •
•
election?"' and the Governinent'
eision will b -e. Andication_o_t_ its 1-AZILMEIDOWt-
intenotnis with regard. to a• -genera
appeal 0 -the people_ of the Province.
If a general elect% is to be- held,--tu
the commg "Cunni ,`",:bt` Whrelt, there
There's no night -that Can compare
lias been some expectation, :it -is not
with Christmas Eve..
,tbere will be a by-election:
particularly like ' it . . just be-
#Vtr
Lile moUutain pea/ii)egleamed. with, davm-staiois hope,.
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The New. Year sfelsrlY 'ti5es 'er the'
Of Tim&s horizo Down its cllstant
. seakon,s,..mouths, add dal's, clretIMS we Iin=,
hues
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Tile p1eas-V:1'es we 11, enjOXI,,,,,t „e, gams , we , now,
aur., hie), cleslresL.wilk, eho6se- *
.A.11 treasUrea clreaaS With 'hapPitkeg'S "ag4OW1
I may DO, biethiS4 mar the.lovely•
ttrng—
The perfeet picture Nylett 6,1,1x vision.:paiAts,1
• INTay mte,, 14° ayer 'anti eonrage, to briug ....-.-
The-:artistry' of patieut humble sailitsi .•
Then, will thisqN.Tew- Yeat 's,..clawn *for, our souliliC
Fkith''g 'Peak star -lit for GoeS
_suaii1/04,
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/ fr-
`*141A•:,
;TESPXRAII9X1
touttiyy bei110 urider
-the (14.4.441a:Temperan0 4e a ibkrt
-41gat, ef 's.T00433,4.t o1ie Aer
'might prOlfe'enlithtenimitefife,„p„•
•,
anikda • Act* ..
(a), (S),
'-`rou.cannot yuy, liqtior
eounty.
. Xott'ealinot Sell'lleitior l. a,..a..TA.
Conn, t'k, 1. ,
yen; 'Cannot -drink liquor *'
.1.'4.: county except in your, Own heAne.
' 4, • Xpir ca0A giveliOnor In g.T.A.
county to '411$ Person OntSide your OWit
la,4111),:4114ei • YeRIV-owx3..
fe:sident":ef ebunty
414,Sr have liquor, Shipped to Mm 'by
coninnin 'carrier,' 'and de1ixere4 at his
fealdenee blit" it . inuSt be -
pox" Tor entside the county.' ,
PERSONAL OR FA.MII.X, USE
▪ $•oe.: _an .Vk6)#,•-
t-ioll..bk eiqba:ilkto)deAtingilqiioi 1,41•1Z
'be brOught,er earlled to. any- persowor
rSdiis- for, his, or their :personal or
family rtis.e. The qifestiOn' as to Wilat,
C011StitilteS "Peracotir or family il§t:
is to be deterriiined by the magistrate. -
„It -nliay be;Inferred that 'personal .
in this section- Is intended ,to be cOn-.
strned.,-Very striligentlY -us-'A personal
41stt,,er';--.•-aeli as' his .,,prixate affair and
1.1,011-6 'In prr ate iiie wordS
woUld4tt5"il1'eali, as confined
to ther nieinberS of -2 one's ta. in fly..
'The ,intorenee would- also he that .tbe'
liquor ptirehaSed. should be kept or con,
sinned .the • privacY -of the ,;lioine
wliege tlier.zfamily ” - 7
I wouiq appear,- 11101'04i thaV the •
1 only pIace iiIwIijcbk a person may •eon-
' sume liquor in territory_ is in
his 43:olue.• -=.
▪ RE- PUBLIC- DRINKING
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exposes or keeps for sale any intoXicat-
ing-liquor shall be liable to a -penalty
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For Pa:rents Only
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—ByNancy-Cleaver
"Get me a *chocolate- bar, Dad4y•f!''. nine -Cent motor -boat tomorrow'
"daft I have a uckle for an ice Real Earning .
ciente cone?" -' It ikaiot` easy_to Make provision fOr
,Muntm, 1 want...ten pent
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"All the ether boys are goin to
the 'show, Can't; 1 .have the Money
to -jor1.96- " .
1
. By riarry
"SILENT NI4GLIIAVi'''.
a by-eleEtion,.., Is called to fill the .
fore' you go to bed. There's been fuss,
_ • vac -an -0i 111-would!---in44ea-te-that-4heFe-irreartd-fre-ttinga-11.Z'alt7.4ver-the baking
. will not be a general 'election in the and the presents and• -the children. You
near •future. - The' 'fire -year terin of -
, , have to , answer a •thonsand questions
the I4egislature- does nig run out until about anta Claus and.the reindeer. and
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• 1.y-tr..4r•
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'- hat strange-nonre--tit
There's a eac on(' quiet in the.
you- -take -the-, lairtcwi an&
'Walk down „the laneway for tha_f
last checkup on 'the stock there may.
be a breath of feathery. Show --on_ your.
Chee-14'. W
the...thinging; oodoing are rof lantern
kight. 'When You 'otter( the stable_door
• Ilefiry -Wallace has annoimeed him-
self' an 'independent ‘candtdate for
• President of the United States in 1948.
/the- that-, the
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efforts' of -the United States -Govern-
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'Tient to. restore 7peaccC.Fonditions in
Europe are a.s*tep toWards war. Pre-
•••• •suniablY he wouldagye Eiirope to ,its
-7---"""-fa4er'-zegardlesi of_the- -serious_ con-
- sequences 'to his own country and th
: rest of the :World. In recent --years
wehave seen the Milted States -emerge-
• from isolationism to tae its rightfpl
vAltv,
, you.1eel aLchange.. . iething
-different -about it. .
The stock seem.' quieter than
A. roostiiii nen' murmurs her sleep,
.a cow, rattles a stanchion, the horses
-Stamp- "a-:trit-. or. nuzile In even the, the. bull is quiet. Can it be that
even here in the Stable the annuals
afe affeefede. '
Going backilly to' the bouSe.. like
place- as world - .00._ ...to., brow -tire %-lanter-n• outantand at
4.434:741 -t -e -T itope_ the-back-xi:6-pr: . Silskreeking, AtroSS,
I '
Aqi,111611.4:Ji*, Mr. the. delft. there are_ pihipoirit lights int
4t4, farinhotts' e --windows, A ' tra.M.:_meanst
Wallace wotild'-have-his _countxy draw and ''a..119.g_howls-and-iiii..ilie-condession
hitekjate-ats--shell,--to Pee.s-Vilt41* °
the..wolicl.:41:th-the••,,conarilitcency gettftig- back -from the village.
It's• net difficult. to -imagine the Sky
general Uselessness of -the turtle, Front
opening' up and the Soling -Of keave,tily
'‘ "this diStance we Should,stry that -morn.
rniisic and the. Voice -speaking of -p
s: niOre7dertain . :about: the -1948
eledflon across th'6- border than that
Mr.-- , Veallace decisive'
•-•
\ • People of---Ifritisir biood_ali Over; the
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wOrld are watehln,g wr.th'Itaiii interest,
with, some - anxiety, Britain's
effort to pull herself out of theeonifi-
„ . , . , .. • ,
_ distiess_inte which. shehas fallen, main::
• ly. because of her tremendous .expendi-, you •-have a • feeling '... 4.0m4thffig 1
, '. ture of ' moneY' and energy in ,,,!
crushillg-:tan ' never . dillte2 -deseribe: -It'§ that
Hitler...`L, The prospe-etT ' a while 'oniet°' that:. comes i. so seldOna. 'I 'lilt
. ,were pttty grim. The -people, seemed sonte.'1)leciss in, the heater in the front
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to . her, k ilk in ' lethargy, au.-4-ispiritecl and uri: °Ii°rIll13iencatihir ni:vveernmitusit'.,;..h&N-a'..
the parlor
- gencrallY-Tacking: in th4Ci'quiolties- that
-.1 The tree is waiting- and th'
In ---the- paseinade Britain great., But StOckings are full. : Soineibing.catefie:
tlhere .0....re4,,,.t last some Signs of reee'Very Inside my throat when'l 1661rit those
. from the exhanstion which .1.04.1
,-7V:10vved., 'StOCkingS.,-, They are, In a materialistic
one • thing, that...ineneY. cannot
he• war. One ,of the most hoiefur Is 6.-a Id
the improvement 'in the cOal industry, ' - •
' *hien in- thellst, "Wt• ne e
of t ' IF FOREIGN 'TRADE ,' ClgA$
. _
lx -,v„...... 7105:00,1Ektgat. .''' •,,,,,,,, t„o 7 •
•Suppese we- decided-- to forget all.
eace
to 4tillf- men of. geed will. It. always Ing it on the lloor,,-he jg surpr1sed-410
makes me feel better about living fincl
hew dross 'his itiother is tla lie
_the' country. ' • ,
htts touchdatier inoney
Then I go into .the kitchen. and put What'are. sotae pract1Ci17i-uggestions-
some. ,heavy„ blocks, of Maple' in the
kitchen range and lake :a quick' look' .w.alen. parents ean try out in tea:Ching-
their -Cilltl--th'e„ value and -wise' use, of
into:,•-', then: pantry: -Sure`'enoughT--ifie
money? child can learn to e
giblets have been Cooked. along With moneywell only by experience, Just As
some aide ;pork with- !".guilii"
bellearn' to write by writing, or 1)lay
the piano- by. practising ,on it. Around -
the -time -Yens .old enough tojeunt,` tci
keep track a coppers and racklea arid.
'Ones, h honld be rgifen. a -regular
weeidy.L.alio,wance. The aritount-
pends en the father,§ incerfirthe child's
age,i expeilence, the • ,•a*erage.., amount
his chums linve 4o---stend- Ina week;
or;sefen-year-oldinight•be given
fiNto- or ten cents' a week. The little
child.. should' ncif .be forced to' ."keep
accounts." •If thls-.-appeals ' to **.f bliu'
well and, 'good, .but there: is little ;value
•in Arcing hitt to write down his eX-
penditutes. The -esseliCe lif an J1l6,.
ande'-rA ,thTatit I1 the child's- Own Money,
to be spent as he wigheS-notto be
0511 -)je pressed io
*put part :of.- it .aside 1r4;order to save !
A Small Child haSlittle irtterest in long-
terin saving. Bilt gradually he learns
to forego tpday's pleasure •In a tem..,
cent balloon in' tirder to buy thirty-
, ...
e
7,-• COa•
'Aulitc4.1r...414•L•WaMtpik6A3114,13.440„.-,,y,p.
buy- nte-A--spr1ng-45titiitilinOt1ieY?'"
things!"
lak-L-tear."
etc. • t'
Webster's EletionarY dednes the
Word "exPose" isaneaning, among other
"things -14 open le' censure or ridielilet.
-7•May we not; therefore, code ncluthat
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'tISATANy FitizNps AND,L.OUSTOIdAS
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Happy andProj
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enA11 e e
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FROti .ON TO. PILDNITE,
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BOWBOWLi'OR ITEATMI
EtSADikiN
w't
smionissmiimiumi.mommomminisimi.—
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e4r
401
:
'bag'
younger public Scheel children t'earnan
money home... There -is alW.4S"A', the slimes liquor Qanada • Tern; Per. anee lave '15 000 jukO-birze"$3 in located whatever ' restaurant you- -
problem. that boy Is paid „for territories is• 'violating ther,povisions, Canada- Today - the • loudest he ng..1,44Prienhi
, to be: e ---London ytee prets.
y p s 0 n who openly exposes or ebn-'
om
ear:rYing t 'Ou.'jX0•1e$ or ihOvelling- ,this seetion/-
walk • or inOwipg a lawn ,-Or- a 'girl. Is A. T.. -000I'111,,
given Sibmaciior
mou'Or4Abi%Alustingr, or :washing. , Legislfttien --Deparlmenti;,,
k DdersMa
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dItheOr- ant& beds, the
tbiticAnat.Lthe 7y33.eed----rever--helP_W 1-
the work ortte:4-ome-tiness -toy- ••-s- a member of anairia eui-f-rtralita i
cl..4„. AI &Jim slietita hav,e; eerta.iii • c inijap.'„v had fallen ill, a substitute ....
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gegtilag-tasikS'as aniember of -the home, w s --'sought, a _4116 -last moment. '1ie- .
in, order-PAO ,lielpi;Xlimmy or Daddy, h d Only , sikords . to say :, "I see a'
Recfuests for Money for good _things and other speckit-jObs which be an ,sh et of flame,' and „lie soon learned , , ....
to eat, -for toys, for movies- triid ne-w do or not as he likes, fora certaln Sl1n, them. ... . , - • .,,
clothes, air These havea-very familiar -of trothey. ''' " '" . - . .. ..•••.` • i When the night caMe, be, Ifiis, full.
souna-in tlie• ears of modern parettti:•-,,,- An- older -boy,2.er..igirl should. be,..en,',Lot .,con.ficlencs until he . was 'actually_
"Money; nioneY, -raeneY, onr,children eougaged to 'experiewe7Teak. earning ! faeing „the andieneealia .he -lost his
are', always after money! Can't. you - in the outstde 'world, by 'selliire baDers, nerve. - . • . ,
do soniething about it?" a 'lather jlr, clerking-,::'runnine'-eriands, ,deliveri:ng, "1 flee 'i shate,", .11e...began ; • "1 flee.a..,,
ritably -a§ks-. his --wife• - • •,•••• ....',...:„..pareels,eritting 'grass,, min -ding ehlld-Tsheet:r-I ])lay a shleet-I shay -oh,
".Who.'t 'ean.s.--I do abbot it?" his Wife "-tin. As a child "grows:his allocirsirieetlieliliiiking :house is on fiTe!" .
rIlea,gniclily:. "I 'guess:we will have, should be ii:icreased and the iange 'of !- •
.. - .. .,-.. . •„,--,,, •-- - - . • •
to take-fling...off anddecide j.uSt -what •things it Covers made larger. :' A eel- "."""7"-;',"`"er!""."'"*"""°"'"4"*. -
we both, can do We. legiare--student's alloWance anclTearn--- - ' ---,-
,-nre, or dill. own .ideas,...about_nur-4nt_should-cover---mostof ..-lilg.::amtise--;. . .... - _
youngsters 'and„„moneYj'•:-,-,I.n:leat`PitUeidentals,--'..and-La -good-nian-y-
. • t sin Easy ?One ., , .''.--`' • •-1-of-hiS''.'"Cletliing• wirchisei 'a§ -well ',An,' -
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a
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;Onierothei"-Isart-of the b9Y,f.-a-k-relite'vell frem:th.e".'
idispaionifdtirlia:a:i 17 . .
anup.set,s,..
folnar
cli o, soineintestiii4,1
. ••• troubled' by...sue..li headaches, :wb,7 not .:.try-
Burd-Oek .Blood Bitterikt ?Or. Burdock .B100(1 Bitters' is 4 favourfte.
• reinedy for minor_ .intestinAl. -,diserders. -
digestive ergans,-,tone -up- the kver the natural aetn.oithe
-bc9va1s. As a result, them,a_y: bean 3.4rovement thelenerralteattli?-
z.
Burdock Blood.Bitteurs_iii)urnisso,loo..
da",L.iirk.1aTHdrOvorogonpikOntnter
P.
The kibj'eet-of a child and money adolesCento can 'cleelde-on :goals'? siich,,*
is no, easy .one : -for :_parents- today. as buying * itew-bicycle, 'Or a trip; or -'-difficulty-rs-that b'oyst and going to Camp,- w,hieh reqUire Ei'-e.on.. •
particala•rly these IA:Lefties and .toWn-sr:.sideralay7-surti, -and use the necessary
frvr€ all -kinds ofbpportufiities for self-denial;:tb-ve'...,-rertiltirly towards
,spendiii•g;,:money ';1:o4'• before, they.liave -these desirable 'en& tiSe
had • any- .real .exp.erjence in earning 'theney -is: a long, slow procesS---it ,
money.- AS; soon as ehild-is prd:Soinething • Seine.‘,adffits ;never -learn,
enough to *ge- into -stores with his and ;ti'-'elillet-,ntust be elle:Wed to make
ther,' he observes her .opening,her purs.e •own iniStakes, to -And out for WM.:
. and parting with money in exchange- self .the ',things money-. can -buy-=---and
for deskable_objects. She explains; to alsc; be taught the -values- in We:Which.-
him that niust not lift toy Car money cannot Inlyr•- —
off the counter and go off . :
"Munimy4.,...:hrts „given the- clerk the' THREE ONV 1
pioney 1 The, barber -Was fatherrettreIess •
.-ylSiters sometimes five aintw-dhia.v.eut customers face Several
eopper. A youngsterr-may-i-regard place's, patching ..tip:-..-thectits--Vvitkipaper..
hese. coins the sam-e as other play..., The' custpiner-7-handed-44e-barber
hings. He soon learns' that oust -hail a--creWir. "Rem the. changerhe
. is amazing-
Daddy„.pLacejnopecini. iatiLrer•a;,-baitber.buteher-and-PaPe-
A4M-all-lroy-Whe.tkirf been ,allOwed_to ..'llartiger all . In one:. .
play Avith keys and 'other sniall trinliets, - • •
in -his 'mother's' -purse , OpenS:„..1t, .from
•
curiosity, and -takes- Ont,the money frOm-
her coin purse. As, hensy Sprea.d,
7
,geennk -I eat 'jar -enough to,Se missed
but not enOugh to spoiranything. •
'The house seeMs quiet too. It erea
and groanc9 hit with tile frestr but
,
• rn`,,m,797TA7-•-t'rli 4 a n s' --ecbriomic e.
4 . •
The_ininerS, are-Itgain:Warking With a
, Productiorr "figures, record. a great
advance, and thefe'are Plans on.-a-lafge..
seale, :for the aniodern:
inethods..,
another__Of-')Iritain'S
acso is making_ "a_splend•id 1.,:eCord.
Is * the .case with."*V-anacla, Britaite,s
trade is liainpered' by • thelilabIlity
many, of her. old Ostoiners to pay
and,Ailte Canada 'again.
bits been forced to dp- witAent some
tiap;: goods” she ',fonneriy ,inkportea-
,tioni these e6uhp.:.ies., T.tie procese of
recoVery 'w1-11-41.eCessarily'-be but
t begun -and, as a. ,philosoPher
.has .suld-,:it p.8t so important where
--you 'areItS wiiere you are going. ,.
44.,Pb0q•etnito, nieSaag'e, ,fropl„.Lilayett
Loos' Leaf Contains
-SO unieli common, sense- that 'Wei r'epritit
,
ID
about this headache of- foreign trade
as seine 'inlsguicled,Peple -suggest, ant
try to live wfthin ourgelveg what -Would
"it mean? - —
II.-" pre'kdent -of the. Cane-
adian Varierters Association, answered
that question very plainiy-14141ttinilten,
last.=Week.- With no imparting- or ex-
porting, he immediately 184,000-
calmdians would lose their lobs and -
wage and. salary earnings would -shrink:
130 -RAMO& week:4*,
.T110 WOUld. be' tire direct' Toss, :What
would 'be the effect tit such.? blow oh
a-4 other industries, otlier Jobs and
Other Dayrolis, can only:Ye Imagined. ,
StIOULD. NOT DECRY FAliAliNG
is ''Whatinun News) - . .1 -
Weolhave on more 'than one eeetiSictr(
pOlitted 'out the fact that,lariners •de
Ad ",triarify -their calling"' no ' Mei'
ought to , do. Zott earl hardly. expeet
ambitious boys and girls to stay-on4the:
farm, if their - fathers ,4n4 rootliW Aid
AlwaYs crYing-,-dow,h the farin And its
.vvork; pia ifLthey, only alloW; these
a -PortiOn_ i it: ' ' '.
- 4 °members of the -twiny who ure,,gping
/t ..is our ,privilege' ta...1tve,., der,- ItLto sornething else the,:privilege of ftli
, , 4
, 4 denioettitie rule wherewe eau, editeatfori, 'Give. the lop; • and ',gir.31-4'
think, -'Speak nud do -pretty - well . who olo--0
et to. remain on .6 folo.,... the,
---,----411X-40 Ilto#4111d--41flit -(to-fu-shot/U..- -aute-pailleges-..., of .eirrimproveureut as
, - ..... .„. ...__
be
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a cause or Joy. It should be those who' are goingInto Other Ones,
4 ' enuse' , for ' thtniatilness -W4,0.0 . Of work, 4,,1,* *obit* ini,$-Villf-vifoqi$6',
:Pt ,,.11.4144g 4...f0e0,4* SO intitli tuiit"-- the far • ' . „,,- I,- .
ao, „rat. ahead of. the ..inillions Of . . .
people k the Nitsof the world I JIM,: la Ii-potoiibie for 4 'woulau t6.
Vitbo...,' baste not those prIttleges that ;keep a sorstr,- elfatt. P...0bi yes. 10
• *S. talle:tOr granted atidive OY' .V6 'and $ were engaged for several
although; we :sotaettuieit-- gruth7le week* bef40:0..00.. Mid att7thi4 U. Ate,
-.,beettS86,41.t:eome' Sittlat *Stria 'Mt about 11:-.! '
9
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• -orlight, -. . . do what -most
thothersi_do taxt,lieye rills-,
. : ell e.,s.„,bf .'3childrerFs,.doldS::
simprk rwaihk-'4,, icks,
. Vad5oHub on throat -0640d
back at bedtime....Results, are
i so good bee4ute-Vapo'Aub's
- specia,l fxelle hringinitiotiOn i
tarts,i. light . wa4rld keepS,
.bri "wdrk•ing: 'f r.:.,:11.Oursxluting
the 'tight. -,a).4tO-f1i-0Writ-.
sleeps:Of ten: bY.mo'ining niost ' -
TiroicilkiNsIti0404,014., ' . .
- Remember, Mother:, , . tv4eri
: 11,1y eoi :srus io,v,6111:yiploolu•eptrittgiie7,ttiel..11m. e..e:LO.: 4 dp).A,4._
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and Also tlii—da# �fl
*Web, yo*fdlisorirkt*oxtss, ,r • • " 4
brItt fl �sed on itILICh.,yOur ottbSorlirtion
isitect; tatty: We 'tit* thai �u give: he touttet yotitt attentitli
Ito*, thoiltot
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Notes of -Ana deposits Nvi.th Bank of Canada • $
Other cash,and_bank balances... ,
Notes orin- d .03,eqUeS-On-othez-bazilor.-.
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Other bonds, diiVentures 'anditTockii
• -- - Call.a.n.d ithort 'roans fully sefoured...-1, •,6 ••• • .46•4( •:0 0 • • • • '• • •
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162,276,927.9-
169;00:1,082.9
-70,779-,-865-,;93
875,847,469.18
116,500,7
42t512'
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Conpriercialloans • • 6 • • • • ,0 • • • 6 61-44 41: •
1,1,48,,x,mtp4proviriCial governments- , 4.j. • ; • .
. loans twcities, towns, mumcipahtieg aP.dischosta
Coiamercialjo-ats1-foieigh;.....- • • • • •••••'•;::4 • • • I.': 1:'40
13zinic7Preses •
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ties o customers
under t ap ep ances. andi
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3P,872,.162,4
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72,190,306,81
'6 883 645 25-
$2 0G3 64121,9.61
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Adcept.an,oes and letters, of pre.dif f- -•••
• Other liabilities... . . ..... „
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;CaPiiigr,V:....'tl• 6 • • • o' o • I' • • • 6'61 • • 0 6 • • •.Ss 4 .4' '0'41 • 6 '41 '41 4-1r- • • • /A is:
, • • • • • • • • s.,w, •-•• • +46 • 4 • 0 0.• • •
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Balance 'of Profit. .1and Los A .. .1* *
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'709.72 ,
980316416
2,1bo,-30q.181
-4;096;547,02
35,P00,000,.09
40 000 000.00
4,559..aa:
3;47040:85
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PROFIT:A ,I,VD-,Lpss,Act OLIN
Vtoli.,q, for the year endiid 1047;.befOra. Doirtinion..0a Pro- .
Goyernmeitt toes, but after contribution# fa,Staff PertaiOn`Fund,
:Ind after appropriations to Contingenoectervea, out of whioli •Retteryda
proon for all lzsaa and doublitil.debts has-been • ; 4•4
tess,a protti10,a for pominiort-7anct Provincial' Goiortirtiont tates$32;$8CcO00.00
Lose provision1er cleiirOolation of flaxi1 u4aoa4«
44 89,687 )r
Dividend*.; No 238.0 fi% ver annhmin 4,4 fv•
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..";..)104. 2$9 a 8% per .1. • 1;'• • •
'goo " a% 1)4 • • iv • • •: 0.44, w • • • •'• • •
'No- 241 'at •10%,perealiaiiit ,"; ; #.;;.
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Mint tattled :toil' eta. • • * • 16 4 • .0 '4 • • *1-0 • 0 • •,.• W 4 44 0 0 • • • *. • • •,,44,....14.• 6' ' $2,006',8$I1
14.14nde off iriatitit44,tits A00(143001'Novm1*r, 146, 44 2
467i4t4
$11krart '.-41htittlxial.'1.--. Oth Nber
1 •,'A. A"•:• * ; • • $3,474-246,5.3°-
144.0..'
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.3,742,60401
$42981,8324„2,
2,976,000.
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