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Meer 74f. OPnadian Weekly NeWSPapers .Asseeiatien •
SWQ.111., 01;enkitien. Ov'et •
W�1tTSO- •
°
houSe-iniiiiiing , Can-
`1?an Peen'. „Pr oqeeding. at a 1'0-0
' before reached in. Canada., still
Op° et, far ntore,,hOuSets insietent,
•04ptiel1arIs, In the cities;
OW'. pot, Federal respenisbil-
:Or, the great:Proportion a the 'new
'1!0I.',1,Sea*hairit„ been bnilt under Fed:
Oral aUsPices., Old t•he, people Ote
to 'leek to Ottawa 'A a' y
--,,-$1.:trthetLeffort to' Provide living
,eoramodatfion, R is apt surprfaing
\ that the 'Federal Government should
•.0.gre to have _his responsibility
• ShIfted.froni its -shoulders, or at* any
rate -.shared by the Provinces And
the municifialities, and a statethent
"0*.' ;WM.. 0,, D. HOwe, „the '3Iinister
chaige o ,iNderal housing
,schemes, in the Ottawa flOtise a few
• days ago may be taken as indicative
•°.ef ix& a desire. Sir. ,Howe stated
• .;that limitations in the' housini held
•'WOre largely physiZ111-0. short snp-
of,somes.alatetitTS.,-
• and iacreasing difficulty:1.P securing
• sylitable land (referring- doubtleas_
fel Or: in the vicinity :a
cities),
There. is. a. variety ,of suggestions
• for overeoming.the difficulties of the
Situation. One is Federal subsidiz-
ing of' .hense-btiilding: *This • of
, C.OP.-1*.§e t.r_a2)qer the.
•burden ..krom; .one ::,shoulder to; the
other; wotild be a case, of lower
rentals 'and 1:tigtertaxes. ..And why
a.,:r_e_sident•in': say, islifield
• 'Colborne. township "Pay an Y part*
efLthe cost of. previdint humph! in
the ,.cities and toWns? The extra-
ordinary demand for..hoUsing re
a great- extent the result ,pf the
eicodus•trein the rural districts to
the cities. This exodus creates; a
hardship_ for the. rural districts,
and it I's *rather piling it on :When,
in addition -to increased costs for
labor, and materials. the rural resi-
=:•dent- is- called upon to'help foot the
611.1_kor .housing m If e
„eitr people want reli9f frord their
•".;fitousing diffieiiitiei, • and from the
...high:prices 'of butter and other farm
Products4 let theM*Come (Ant to the
• country where 'there, are houses to
spare and produce `butter and eggs
. .
and. :Milk and •other, thitigs for
_ _
thetitaelVeit:
Mr. 'Oliver, the Liberal leader i
Ontarie, makes a new suggestioni
• for the .partial relief of hot:Ise
ataroity. He promises,. if elected,
that the Provincial Government will
assume, the -municipal taxes on new
*ouses" costing net more than: $S,OQO
•,for 'a period of 'four •years, or five
7-fier-tifitTtlie-ease--of-Veter---ans,,mis
•
wOttld bring some to__hOme-
• ifittilders, but it would not reinoVe
Initial difficulties- Presented by
Rhortages--!--,of labor -and-materials.
, •
• and It :iivOnfd. no-CT:lb-a great deal' to
adinatilheldtuation as between the
rural anctthe urban, districts,- ,
:131,70Et1741tINS9N-, xs DEAD
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-.The death. 'of Joseph. E. Atkinson,
• Oublisher Of ;the .Toronto Star; has
brought:mforth,„p„.fiood-ot.: camp:Leta.
" ipoir his remarkable career. Tak-
'41g over the manage:font of The
iDalirStar . fifty YearS' ago when it
.bad a -circhlation few thousand,.
.be bullt it up until he was the owner
.Of he g'reat,est newspaper. propert•k
• iIxttadtt. 4th...„..18,7;9:DS DedOMPIIEthed,
610; irt. a, city which haS not favored
the .Politleal principles advocated by
• Ate •' •
• r. Atkinson .might tave de-
. - • - •
Sefil?ed himitelf , as airi advancer
.htit of lat6 yeari
pliyaltifglos.per-AntaP'" -
•
,' to Seelalista that is not, to the liking
tszrinani Liberals_ _There
Cletivage---bltWeen'1411)eraIism
and 'Socialism, but Tbe--Star-strCaefi
• to be able to bridge the difference,
fact 'that it is the only paper
in Toronto' givink its Support' to the
7-Liberti1-party--bein-g o 9dsiderib1e:
• tu4irlOtAilee in t'his achieVement.' The
editorial ''utterance's of The • Star,
beep, admirably ,•clear and
Olieet, free. froni. the .dotible
.fthe eXtreme••partisttliship .and ',the
•4)0POrttiniani .that ar� t� be seen
• 0 frequently, itt.editerial columns.
• • Star cOuld be outspoken, When
,0-testakiti.."..Called.-tor.,„„OuliDakeuliera0
*fitful utade .euenties',• butits.eueades,
*ere never' able*to prevent. its toe-
• *011 pregress. Mr.' Atkinson
W4 tio 1n evit old man," as lie
WAS teethed' not icing 4to ,I,by
•.0)elitie1an who could' tiotherwe
OUater the fltar'sstatements.' gig
, yliAitinthroplea :were thennimental,
40:4 his paper 'gaVe support
'any MOVeMertta, fOr tbe'benefit
• *the; UnderpriVileged. fle did not
41004' pOblite peeitlett, but '40t,e*:
to. Ms OaDet._aitEt..thi„asiseki
`oli; ti-espoixiaed11(
k-olver
Is it'.‘tribtite to 1t tbnitt
,
;
hie industry„ his.'foreSightedness and
Ids pod judgMent. .
The• Scots,' have •a nit •Ofl,advice
Reftqprisie to' this weat1er:1 •
'e'er cast a 'clout.:
Till •May be Olt."
* • *
The' Provincial:tiovOrnmeat
nounces inerease in widows'
liowances. ,„An. election ‘bas •its
-
uses, after all.
* * s
• New yeters' lists yvill be used for
the election nn June 7th. That your
iihme was on the -list for the libru-
aiy 4-e1ection i no guarantee that
it is On the new list. If you value
your fraticlse, better take a look
,and make sure. •
. * *
44 indication of the results of
.44
inflation is 'given in .Connection With
Britain's export trade. - Wage i and
other :'cittsts'AtavincreaSed•-, the
price oJ! manufactured: goods that
lbere-IS difficulty in-iindinga.uprket-
for them where -there; i any. collar'
petition.
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4. quotation from the B.B.O.
ON'terSeas service: It was James
Stephens Wiro, put the matter 'in a.
nutshell :many 'years. ago. `,,`A.--reai
novel is about the progress of some
soul, towards. Maturity, 'whereas
IPHIL fl.ISIFEIV-11F-LAZY:411EADO ,
Pvliarry, voyte
LOP 11004 •
Te read,WAS.elipperyiand greaay
and the trucker was a grrat b44•4
fOr expressing his 1:1ankety4i1aale"
feeP-ng§ at all the "blanketr41anit0
hop in the world tie raved On4114
worked on -and linally managed 'V)
get backed. Up to the door So that
barittltir 4.1104 and .the.Witu.'00
deni8
•les, in spite og •What Mar have
been said in the past few WeekS;
,I had a load of hogs to sell,' 1
;didn't' atop to ,figure up What thy
,cest me; It always Seitnta tOtnie-
'that 'Motley in the' pocket shoUldn't
be Spoiled bP a lang row oT figures
that prove Yon,: have lest • nionek
clnring the SIX-Inonths that yeti baVe
•been, satisfying Alke hunger of ,nine
hogs;
For'*the life of me I.Vara imagine
alson thing ,a slippery
ipepre.to -4ahy..
andle..wtre)i1
h:1
there's a skiff of snow in the air
. • that soft, sleWing.kind of snow
that's more dangerous than even a
glare of ice. •.1 •
• Farmers, have eXperimented • in
many ways as to the proPer way to
handle hogs.. It's 'a matter Of grab
and hoist and Pull an.d Jerk and
yank "and, With this 'harticufar
trucker, singe their hides witli
words remlniseent of sulphur and
•blue blazes.
• After , all, what have the hogs got
to complain about.. . , or to be so
obstinate about? Think back to the
days when a hog was the garbage
pail a the farm. What couldn't be
used up in anS, other way ,Was
poured into the hog. It didn't mat -
If thelhog-rnatured-inqamthing
from nine" months to -• fourteen
months, : What he consumed was
1.C4
rhe •more 'money- Yeti made'. froth
him.
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Back in those days posture wasn't TOWNSHTPOCOLB0161E
considered in the building Of a hog.
r
You plied him with scraps; swill and 9 onncil met fothe monthly meet -
'anything .handy. until you .ap-- ing on Tuesday evening; May 4thf
proached the -time when he should with all members' -Present. •
be fattened -for market,,,, and then' . Coirespondence was received from
was - --the-Department of 3Iunicipat Affairs
A pig ready for market on our con-. regarding installing of...new records.
cession was a Swaying, puthng little Advice would be given on any new
,
tOr 0414,4eq..8.401; It7ttle4 Pro-
duce,..pasa seed for. eetneter
-elraecowit,
; Wm, Weatiakei •salary • tor
Sti01, Wm. Sallowa
$1,00. ' •
.'MoVed by Janies Herten, that We
adionrn to. Meet JUIte ist at, ap.M.
WAL SOLOWS,
_
• CRWT7E
• IVall 41Vett left 'OO:ThUrSciax for
RingSton to join: his Peat for the.
Reasell.
aek �u d-4aend'
itigan were In.Lenden on Frld.aY.
Mr. and NM; Warren and
Clark •attended..the funeral- Of Mrs:
• Zinn's uticle"atelinton on Saturday.
,. 'Sunday. -visitorS at C. Crozier'S
*ere MIM OVosler ofi Lbndon, Mr.
and._;MrS. andBerlil
*.Of' Ptingannon.
".. IV,IisstonarY DilreetinV-The
Of Crewe held their *May missienary
meeting at .the home .of dna Mc,.
Whinney on ,ThnradaY tfternppi.
The.president Was In; charge, of, the
'Meeting and after the .clevotional,
peiiod an& the prograin ttS glyen in
The Missionary Monthly, "thank
you" bards were' read by 'Mrs.
Rivett, Mrs. S, 'Kilpatrick gave a
, Splendid report pf the W.M.$..Pres'
byterial meeting in Seaforth. Mrs.
Treleaven took the eimPter in the
:study book. A. dud was rendered
by ..Mrs. Treleaven and Edna Mc.-
• Whinney, Mrs. Rivett gave a, tem -
permit*: rOadini*
_,04.01,411tonke,m4.4valtuolett.-.
ture in,tho-Not1Lee0 D' service' at
OreWe ObtUrelt Was the baptizing Of
ilVe children; X4indeen.„Wi1liara aRd
Gerald :004004 the OTO MOW 808
02 Afr. and g, 113k Reagon Shackleton;
Olalzk, the little son ,of
31t, Urgelitrard PrOZibr; Seett
ThPmas, the -Infant son of Mr. attd,
• MrS, • Neiscon reatSen, and 'Linda
''•Margaret the infant d,aughter. of
• Mr. and Urs. Ronald Treleaven.
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if you don'tilee;',/ell •
'4.4ixkl!bhYtaresllee3•111fiteners
nipted
-look to, your kid?
neys, If ppir kidneys
are out of order and
failing to• eaase the
blood, of poisons, and
: eice.is acids -your r st is lilierli suffering,
-tiiii,"" Then Is. the :line to use ' D°41,4'3
' rid of trouble -making poisons and a_r_ids-'
help restore them So nonn4 action, ffee -
. bola:: emYuirchills:LD4diterd:oullerlesPY:t'nkiigdlitne•-1-YahgeeWt
,tkIlith brigtter you feel in the morning. Get
• ,, ,
and We ROO' Kidney Pills today., ,145
Docld's KidneyPiIts
,
DELICIOUS BLEND OF THE -
WORLD'S FINEST. COFFEES.;
loft
,
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With chefs caterini tb them with:
special:
bantanker*is las .eVer on . loading
day,* • '
• 411:50. jier Sq.', 24 gauge
'ASPHALT SHINGLES
-,--7--ItQLL-BRIOIC SIDING
15. Old prices for whal'is stock4-
Tmost,novelw ore about `ther.progresa•trt:441170tfat: Jus..-4,ae-41)011e,:slid bookof,accouttt. OMeltWe
ma 1 g--e-d° to , trail on the ktoinid.: sthoOls to serte-1±turon-a-tid, --otifqF
.-Wards matrinini4.-," • (Mollify ,dida't.;ep.ter Into -the ,pictur unties,: te be"! held .in vfW.alkertou„:::
of-4•Soute -Male--or----fernale-Person-to its. best bilt his :Stomach -finally' -Department. are e'onducting
iiip-
• -• vasa simple and pure. c -1.'etrolia- and Leamington the first'
1 f tt the h -ft -- - week---of-443r-
Nornian- Thomas, Socialist can- - - County Weed- InsPeettit:'Dougall-
didate for U.S. President, must have was present. . He emPhasi2ed ' the
gone to school' when • the copy -book importance Of Spraying and advised
SE t forth the motto, "if at first you seed.hig 'roadsides With. orchard
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don't succeed, try, fry again," He , .
Harry McCreath, who was*:Pre.
has. been a- candidate five times in
successiiin and Is trying it again,
for the s xth t e, year. ere
Think a today and ' the stream-
lined ehassis of a hog ready _ for
market.' ty reason 'of balanced
'rations and careful, feeding at six
months a porker is 'transported by
truck •t0 the nearest market. He
gets the best feed, a cleati,• sanitary
place to live in and a ride in a
truck. Hip ancestors ,were content,
with pickings and a laborious ride
in at -wagon -or -a -sleigh to the_nor-
:est-start-ion,- --Sometimes- they were
• starved for ,twO days nreviou8 to
marhet day and then filled to burst-
ing with' a "heafe. farm of -feed,
on the day they ,were to be sold.
9,000' Canadians returned tb.CaOda ,.This method was usually employed
after ,varying periods of resideneel when one of- the neighbors bought
iifisthe °United. States. For the pre- the hogs, it being quite a sport back
in those daYs to -nut it over Your
vious twelve-month.perial the num- ,
neighbor so that he Couidn t make
sent, stated he had Nceived a cheque
for $100 from the tdward Fisher
estate 'for cemetery funds ilVir.
Creath thought the lots for per -
is no uncertahity about his winning
thisTh • •
petual_ care slinald be _raised.
the ..Pae.s.idenpy-he wan .f
An official statement _is. to the
-Montgomery: That the-. Treasurer
effect that in the last tweive,-inonth pnrchnse-lionds .for the -cemetery
fund-. • •
Harold Montgomery and Jame8
Ilorten :• That the tax on Charles
Matherg•clog be struck off c the roll.
James liorten and 'Harold mod=
•iiomerv':. That- road Vouchers and
,q _-
•
other accounts • be paid": ,„ Road
vouchers,' -$628.49; George E'. 13ean,'
Poinpensation;,'Wm.•Watsen,
salary and stamps, $1.68; 1. Wll
Hams; 12 'posts. for cemetery; $6;
Kurschenski, turning posts,"$7.20;
Leslie Hoy, fox bounty, $11; Print
Simiri,-assessment notices, 075; R.
J. oveU C�„ assessor's, supplies,
$23.12; ,C.P.R., rent of wegh scales
site; $5; Chester Feagan, sanitary
inapector, 4.3 • Wm. Recipe, gas and
deg :
1-1"OviTard Squires and. - Harold
• A !large stippli in stock in many beautiful color.
1VIASO,NITE and illAoRin..—A.spiall sitiiiinent just in.
COltI3INATIOIkT D00,13,4 -A large shipment just in.
klyivood, aluminum moulding* builders Rant --
ware etc.
itOSE-13.A.R-ILTO:2IT
geXtgr
• THERE ISA
REGIO,NAti :COMTEST4*
IN YOUR LOCALITY--
See, your Agricultural Representtatiye for
further detailand entry forms.
•11t$10.414,C11..._
., Sponsored by the bi.ewing and hiiilting
'her. returning- w...aaL6,315.-
Canadianmigrates- • across: the
border, .there .are , several chances
that soon or later be will 'come
back' to his native land.
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Perhaps some 'people have wond-
ered what became of the Penny
Bank in which:before thewar school.
children- -depOs ited- their -spare- cash.
Accordingto, a newspaper despatch
from .0teavVa, the Penny nank is
being -wound up: its operation was.
Ansnended for the war period, and
now it is being permanently aban-
doned, for the reason, it is stated,
that "the work it • entailed' fer
teachers overshadowed -14 benefits:"
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There will be general satisfaction,
we believe, with the announceMent
that the electiOncontest in this
to he..e_straight.two-party.
fight. 'The entry Of a* 6.0:r. third
candidate would introduce compile-
ationsi,and at the' close of the con-
test-there,might be uncertainty as
to whether, the successful candidate
was really the choice of the major-
ity. A .C.C.F. candidate from, Say,
Hay township' would reduce the
Liberal vote; while' a third' party
candidate from Exeter Nirould make
things uncertain for the ,ConServa.-
• ves. Thetrse of the alternative
vote would of contse,enSure _the.
%felitir-detttrOM',47:L
•
.'Thd CITStOffittiy. weekly perusal of
otrr eichanges discovered this
tient; oti electoral matters in the
editorial cOlumns, .of The Hanover
Post: - •
The yotinger:,-elbnient today ,are
:siinply not interested:in 'listening to
Political orations. -They want a
More •*honesty and common
:sett:se displayed by political speakers
and parties; 'they like to have facts
presented: and reasons for courses
'Of petion explained; The-. °Met:der
• Merit, too, has changed.to, the 'Point
that they ilt-not .vote for a „Certain
party Just beetinse their fathers and
grandfathers,,voted in: 'that Mariner.-
BealdeLp,at.,ty platfo
solitifitida :that 'cottittpeeple-'*Itd-
ttrekvillitig and able to give good
gOVernment. It is rldictilotisto snp,..•
-Pose a' Nor candfdate Should be
elected selely ,on the baSia-that he
• or" she Is a. good xkarty supporter. '
'this seemed to be' a ireasoliiabie.•
statenient, but-'ttinieSt. the ti6xt
•PaPer We picked, up, The Pert Igin
Vines. in sliitig • the situatiOn
In Bruce tiding; said •
• 'The majoritY jet PniSong .tetitty
voreTIOV, a- party rather than
;an individual, unless • he- haiVeas
to be fin:eteeptionally sttong thnfl
Which editor- kr.ti Itti. iwei
pertil .tiott and-patily *tone.
',,ten-intich -profit-out- ot" You: ' -
• Hogs- are still ornery. ' They still
crowd back in the corner of the pen.
They still manage to bun* Y'ou and
•jerk free, racing. you, down the slip:-
pery chute to the Tien:. f curse,
the race by, the pigs "on all fours
is a much.more graceful thing than
'the race by the farmer onhands
and feet. -
• Pigs will be jigs, awl .1 Suppose
that_ -ifthe _day comes when, pigs
are keit -in- Tiff-.bbfiditiOtted- -pens'
. Me,curyrnOv�sup into an twitirek now dins! It's a. geriheaviir'
. more powerful, more beautifully appointed ear: aislieatistic•;
in riding luxury; in engineering .cincl in. performance it has fl.w_
-distinctionTnew isticetnontir everywhere youlook.
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balance. The.passengers are cdled'
ra
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•• There's 'whew. "LullabyRide" in tbe.
•all-ni
eW Mercury Which s the testdt ot
• many features, all developed in Perfect
• • • , . • . . " in the "-comfoone' weli folwird
At' first glance . this all-new 1949 of the rear wheeli,. Independent front
Mercury reminds' you of thosejow; Wheel suspension -.with coil springs
rocketing ricers which streaked long, longitudinal rear 'springs; soft*
across the salt beds of Utah. It's a -big - acting telescopic shock" absorbers
'„• car -and :exceptionally broad: Mid and • the new low-pressure ,tites id;
ifareally low --only„ 5 feet 3 inches * combine to give a new high in riding
• from road to roof line. In its sweeping,. comfort': ,The new low .centre
harrhonk of curves there's 'the very gravity and ride Stabilizer take da�.
spirit of dyntunic motion. Yes this "lean" out of roasi curves. '
great . new IVIercury moves like a
whisper with its new, powerful, 110
horsepower V-type,8-cylinderengine4
,
Helps to -stimulate the action of till!,
:towels, kidneys, liver and t4tomach. It aids
„ in :the elimination of 'wastes andirnpurities .from the body.
.Th,e result a-8.0.0.9thq'e4Yer
Burdock Blood Bitters is sold at all drug. counter&
The it". Milburn„Col, Limited; Toronto, Ont.
Interior LuXiiii* 41/ -New Ease Ease* of 'Control
- Inside- the all-nevv -Mercury a real pleaStire to &lie 'this
find that everyderait_combines_maxi.;.- new Mercury -withits eEort1es
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conveniena and Usefulness with "straight-line" steering, Roadsock
"• clean modern design.Theinstruments does not- reach, the wheel. The all*
are -grouped -for- easy-re-ading-in--a-new--hrtradic bralibiliave a WV' --
housing which is .set: out from rifle energizing -action so that they requite -
main Panel directly in front ,of ,the very little foot pressure. .
driver. The rear seat is a full, five.f •
de and -the floor is lowered to• -give
plenty 'of headthorn. From 'the broad,
deep windshield to the big ,new rear:
•• • pi. • • •
window you get a wide-oden 'View in So that'sili...e story , r rather justpart .
, all directions'. Interior:lights come on of the story -6f the all -pew • 1949 •
when any•door is opened. The car is , Mercury tiow ready 'for' yo lic iciSrieo; •
• ventilated with_pean fresh air supplied • tion at Mercury. and Lincoln dealcrsfr, •
'- under slight pressure *to prevent There aresinany UlOre advaneemeistS
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closed -car drowsiness anvdidtiei
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MIRCURY AND 1-1. N.COLN DIVISION
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Merc• ury for me!"
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