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. ROBEB.T§ON L. ELLIS •
TUURSDAN, SEPTEMBER 30,1946
AN 0,1PTOUS .'slirtfAtION
BtiterneSs ainong So-called,
"IIniteiri. ;platens: increasing, and,
recent. Speeches, incite:ate a grOwing:
ten$10n barticularly over the:sitn-,
ation in Berlin, where Russia is
paalitiVg aTdetermined effort, .to
freeie ' the other poWers ,and'
gain aT great tactical victory. The
•endeessive ;steps whielt Russia, has
• taken to gain...fiat control tn Berlin
might he rOgarded with some degree• '
of indiderenee if they were not
patently intended • as a challenge
to the Wester -n powe.rs4.o.and • igr..
ritish, ()reign
b- a Ano.SaX0fld0m jUi1ixr
his,Ideclaration that if war' shoUld.
come Russia will be responsible:
••.tiee•lared: • their inteutien of going
to a batik,. althonh .A/r. Case Of
-.!..lorth, 'Grey may. :withdraw and
leave •it a threesome.. 34„r„. Piefen-
baket's chafutes eendng, out on
to are ,censidered so good that,
Kar
M.P for Waterloe
'. 3 I
South, has wagered a, fhOuSand
dollars that lie- will Win.-- _Thls
Means, presumably, that there , Is
an, equal amount .laid en 4 NVin
for Col. Drew.
•• • • • ,
We have. had. glortous September
days, whijli* would have been more
fully eafoyed if ,they, had• been
inter-Persed -With a few ratuy..daY s.
kistures_have wi ie;re 'away, i
prospectS -FOr. a gooa 1611 when
crop next year_are net as goOd as
they migh6`" be. There is also the
,ti -OF -LAZY MEJPOWS-,
*iv j Roe
OW ONANDPA wov_
notice that the church is•haVing
a fowl Slipper -in a ceuple Of. weeks.
L never See a notice ter snch an
event withent remembering • the
time that, my :grandfather brought
$ ani.-14-taiy, -It appetm
that he brought shame to the -older
and more staid members of the
faintly. 1e certatnly was entertain7
Ina as 'far as the younger °ilea
were concerned:.
Grandfather for inallY yearS;,had
.beeu chairman a the coneert which
f011owed, the fowl supper', It Was
accepted, in the way that winter
'comes after fall, that he *Old
orgaaize the eencert- and then
ramnee" the ifrograin. Somebody
would allyays ask him to sing and
lie wonid say that it was, getting
pretty late amPhe didn't think bei
couldo...,Semebody else.-twOuld, press
the point ibid. kually.he weuld agree
to maybe one"song Grandmother
knowing all the $•nlins` by
-this time have started up the side
aisle. Then Grandfather would.
sing some of his cowboy songs.
They were •Inost entertaining* de
-
Pending. upon the hisaration. wfiieli
I
or pistolling
, By Ori.W Sherwood rex .
The receptton Oren by the People -trees, Thqngh liard to get started,
Of ooderteli. to ,tni SterieS en treeS once it toots' It groWS ralAdlY, •Ond
except - that of PIA
Shitgltahl-Star i
npgrilstages,
atTf4y! at alj a1331
iug. It has brought out sererat
fats, It has sliewn' clearly that
normally people ba ;a 'keener in-
the----treeS-grOwin*V-About
OM than they themseltes have
rpnlized. 44t this Interest Is :AO
Merely an intelleetttal,one; in many
eaSe§..it is an emotional One. It
lilyviledwiti,r,pelr,4tfhatGillociatrTehef:toantref• ela-
deep affection :for certain trees in
the town. Actually, sev,erai: citizen
have, in a most polite Manner, in:-
thnated ,that in failing to mention
ain° favorite trees of .. theirs cellent examines of cut -10.1A
rert
t.treloesby
th
r! tYeupicay-icir6tafr
bustfhetior
an give a
clearing for power wiies-gpoils their
valtie as exanaples of entire trees.
„Now, the Cut -leafed Maple" is not
A separate species at. all; •• it is
'.ito mere than a uspert":of the' com-
Men Maple, one ofour •Oft
natiVe. Manlei.. This., Maple norm -
has .a leaf is,„yery deeply
And sharply lobed and 4s •a silvery
ivhite on the. underside. -Many
years -possibly a century -ago a
botanist or nurseryman of the name
f-Wel.r..,kaine:-steross-ii,$.1-1,:yee Ira
•
etheski_mves_seri, so finely cut that
they seemed fr be shredded,. So
fascinating an. oddity was •it •that
propa.gated it and put it on the
market. .,Fittingly • enough", scien-
:tistsf recognize it as a reriety of the
specieS'and have named the, variety -
after its discoverer, Weir. It is
planted on the boulevards andlawris
Jof many Canadian and Arnerica5a.
'rich
The, irony of „the situation is' effect .1.5f4 the dry -weather ,on. the
- that!.nobody.wents war: i)pt Br tain s..upoly . _„, _, .
o...E nydro-electric . power, arthough he didn't want to admit
it -to anyone. He broeded• OVer .it
and the 'United States are haken- :
which may: -be _increasingly serious
,. -lag rearmament , and. in . Canada as•the 'days become shorter. Per-
' there is a quickening in theprepar-
haps. old .Mother Nature is giving,
. ations for milithry action • should tis a. wa:rning of what may hanpeo
' ..„ the need arise. As ' Hon. L. B. ba this. coniitrYif we. allow Woods
:.peon, Canada's new Mini4e;,ef,
to be cut down and. forests tobe
. - • • be:st way to do it is to, go aliead as
this particular occasion' „soin.e-
body hild'votetrfaiirit-WITSTrime-w'
new chairman was -appointed for
the -concert. Tlais_wIts heresy, and
idv grandfather was ,in a teniper,
Eternal Affairs, said the other 41411+
ourned witliout replacement. COD. -
and on .the night before the concert
ha looked up at supper table and
said, "I'm not geing ,tb- the fowl
super.'-' MY grandmother said,
-Paw, don't be foolish.* • If you
don't go to the concert, , everybody'
will. -know that you're provoked at
not being picked" as chairinan. .‘ The
at Kingston: •
servation ineasures:.,shouid„„kike a
”Living as we wilf in -rears' if nothing Were -wrong. .
preminent ,place in national, pro- . When we . went to bed. he 'was
ahead, -in an atmosphere of inter- lideanalit...•Grandmether must
national tension, punctuated by. vincial and county, Administration
recurrent crisis., We and otir friends • • • • • have kept tallZing, because. next
• in the 'other Western •democraeles The Governinent • report b f ,-fir morning he agreed -to go- He caned
-,t
will need- steady nerves and stout • --e° me out to the barn after dinner and
losses hi Canada shows that again, said, .."Look, .young, fellow, how
• heiirts. We will need to be, un- ,
' 1947, '2garelessness . of" smokerS would •you like to make_ 'some
shaken • in our 'determination to 'n money?" I agreed readily and was
-7-tiivoiva-Cafffe-Teleign pifiTicy. 0:Avast-this counfrVi)feti one-third of the, -'31, spaeched t� the cora.fi Id to round
. . pursue a conSistent, firm - and un- was the greatest cause of fires in
.ahriceporvi....granyter...powe ,r,„4„,,,,b,teh - • - . .. • tip some . held inicehe .• cotn
• - ber-b • '-' -c.lassiAle 11 a d
citle drawback Ig, that it ;natures
at -about .kiXtY•Years, and them uu
able to resist the wood -borer, dies
an unsightly death. • Only this
sunnuer--a-1ad/5' Atee.--W4
eat down tu front of, the Lewis
residence neat the SunSet Hotel,
• ' • alt4eafed Maple -Lt
The name "Cut-leafed'M relnin4s
me of trees which 1 e previously
stightecl-the Cut -leafed iianles
growing, to the; st of the Burrows
store on the sent if Britannia'
road: As far nes they nish•oex-
:
Turptr,, $171wrinmaim
InDoluipnlomomit,
of. ,that tf144 ot ive maker Clear,
•
Meng With *be Ii01307 XMCW)t 44;
e$rpal n now h Itt°, e dg et[uet it a rfr' 1.11°.t
•Ontario,;.In the brick .shales lying,
five hundred feet .below the level
ef the Om River ValleY iI Tefonto,
One IMO today the tin.priatff the
leaves of the Ging:kb. .we may,
tot: tr:htliinaca.11 1.7t.Yet,sattirav:gt.tr:et bo: thirt;m1
Provtnee. But it 1$ also a mattve
things in tbe' reailn of trees no
--Itatiger--grews- wild-411411at-,4untry.
It :has -long sinee disapbettred :from
its forests. That it 'IS- ,preserved
at aIi a due to.tbe.work,(4 Chi9OW
gardeners and •landScaPe artiSts,
Prom Ottin4 it has been bronght to
't.irope and Americn for ornament-
,
.a,1 planting; • •
Aa plant the GinikO. peculiar.
.IirepresentdrePreeTseroptsmeauveroyf eatrrlYeo's,,,jstage 18
ear :emitters,: it °feeds
its ,wOod,„bark, and leaves in.'a,. yery
priMitive way. It is akin to the
conifers in having, naked. seed$.---
thacis,tseeds unpreteeted by a sile4
and hence 'raking, in 'hardiness..
Probably that the' " species.
woilid-ha-Ye.‘died• off had St not been
for, min's MO.- Thepale, and 're-
innie funetious ate borne, on separ-
ate trees: The • ft:nit-IS a yellew-
brewn ptilpy berry ,suitaiinding. a
tender seed. ,The •flesh of- this -
berry stints to heaven, but Please,
• his -a ainst the tree.
In a week or two' the, leaves o
• the Gingko will turn to, a- heiniant
golden yellow. They will 'maintain
this hue for a number of daysHa
cdorv to delight the eye. But .-the
-
In • Ottawa, Toronto and.
t London there are as good examples
• I as one Will find anywhere., • °
-The Strange Gringlto Tree
DR. W. SHERWOOD-FOX Order to beat -the -failing of the-
-leaves. we,,•.cannot defer longer a
' 'chat about the Gingko, one of the
strangest trees. in the history of
our planet. The tree is sometimes -
known as the Maidenhair. -Tree.
For a reason that will be apparent
presently, the Chinese have given. it
the- lovel,N1 name of ',Golden Shower.
Goderich is fortunate in' having
severfil ,excellent• specimens.
the 'G'ingko., is -one ef the oldest_
trees, it not, itself the very .91deSt,
'krrow4orgealOgy.' M tIliOn '
Years ago it grew in the- primeval
fores0 of the nerthern :hemisphere.
Along;•loith the Turin. Tree it grew
even in Greenland, ast,he
have,Innoceatly enough, been guilty.
of wounding•theleelings of, certain
friends.' Strangely; thee pleases
me more .than I „san tell: It preves4
that a genuine •interest trees'
already ekists. here. :Tad gives me
a reason to. talk, aga .gthout them..
Obviously,. I did' not intend my,
_previons remarks upon ihe tiees 9f
Gaderieli to.. be.. -exhaustive-._ :Quite
dellberately.,T-Vopt„,
• . 4.11O0k.i....WO4p, still • in., the -11
trees, as it were4 up. my • sleeve, l'Or
Stoves,. furnaces, boilers and smoke. so this wasa relatively simple, task.
. . ,
:threatens world Peace. Ili, the
.,
••suit of such a lieS our best
it'epe for the -future." - • • c- •
In brief, the attittnde of the
Western powers is: We *don't :want
, a fight, but we are keeping our
• Powder dry. -
A:SOWS. TRIBUTE TO HIS
FATHZ'R, .;
.• "
In its reference te. the death of
its editor, Keith M. Nicryean, The
• Seaforth Expositor last--Nyeek said:
- •
"He 'realized as editor of a-
. country week1:4 the relation of town
eountry.--- Iii.e_lrealized the
• -problems of- the farmer. and the
probleins-ot-the town res.ident., and
• through the. years his ,p.ppreciation-
.,_ Of these problems. was reflected
the editorialS lie wrote. ,„ Be bad
no illusions • 'concerning hitnEelf•;
he had no desire. for that publieity
.which so frequently, is regarded
:-br..sante-•-as-greatness. Heabhorred
his
- -, InLhir*ffh rare a1.1Id
distingtilsli • between those- who
sought for theitselves and -those.
who lablifed, for the eenution good
, • '
Grandfathet -purchased _fifteen or conunenttl!ter on at' appropriate
pipes. are .second ' in ...the 'list ; elec-
as1CCS --
triCal Wiring. 'and appliances are The fowl supper was good We fall, is the right time to speakof
third; • .defective and overheated all'ate to bursting point- tied then a certain few.:. It We delay too long
the autunui 'winds and• ShOrteilillg
.chinineys and 'flues are fourth: and went to •the concert. Grandfather
matclaes'Are...tiftli; follOwed by hot ushered us. all up to th , ,
e front row, days ,-
. ANill have:carried away -eur
-
ashes, , coals and open ,jires, *., sixth: telling Grandmother he wanted to
chief means of identifying •our
. be certain that nobody felthe was tree -S. • . .
--
.Lightning, which Causes 'so . many, angry. The chairwoman- was a . The Weeping Birch
serionS fires, .14---eiglifik-in.--the-lis. ' staut__Itudy from the -village, .-bY .the -kla•ny_people. I, find, a -re ,attraeted
T1delicateheauty"of„the several.
and..niiith-in the4-•tiniount. of pro- name .0f.
_ Sfrs. ailison. - 'sw. intro, b3.4
d--a-ladies*----iinartet.;' This was . primPris of Weeping • Birch t6 be
wilyloss . The property loss . from 18 ;change from .other years. .when found in town. .This species is bt
tire in oederich in 1947 is given as weluid a male quartet organized.by- illustrated here ,bY the fwo hand -
$7,960, •or $1.68 'Per Capita. There Q -1.1i.•
ndfather. They . started. up on some mature specimens standing' -in
a high. note andneVer finished, .be- ,,
• front of the residence of Mr. Alex..
iv. ill' alw' as be fire& but'the number .
cause they scanipered. from the Cooper on "Hamilton street near
can be reduced by- carefulness, and4 stage and-th'e .c.entre of attraction Victoria. Their white bark prompts
partietilarlyi, -as 'the. record Shows, became three bewildered field, mice. most .people .to-belleve the, species
"
by less irresponsible 'conduct •on After the pcimein i , , ,, , . s.
---r came back•and'had.just start
the• part Of Smokersed
, . , - - • • - ,
"
,
-without thought of self. _
'
On:red. "Genclpa, what'll I do •with leafed •Bireh. is the most beautiful
The Writer Of theSe words is so .challenginr, to the- youth of • to-
. liay fear -of -the-hobbles of_petty the rest of the mice?" • of all our, borrowed Ornamental
. itnr'c sink, •A,. day, if it should,he saddled with
to I.:Peak_ when .014; fled. . A singer
et: •
o e a 'sport' of our narive-W-hite
or Canoe 1318ch, But the inference.
is' untmie-7 the Weeping Birch is
1. It
V
Tour • .
,,..T(mass,. 6
roar
f r
..,,E..„• xxvow
KtresOUP',(StOrklYS), 6 Oz•;•,•••'•••• •• • • • ••• • , • •,•• •
TOMATO JUICE .(Q1leca. ROYM),.. ; . fOr ftSe
PEAS, Green
' 'PRUNE. PLUMS '(Sumnieriand) .
CEILVERHOUSN CORN, •=0 11, P, SAUCE... , • 130'
1' ATMS= .BEANS ;' WAX BEANS
CAM434 SOAP , , ...100 srAGIKErrt. Irr4ncir•
WORY SOAP :'.,`;!.•,,2 tor gso taw .; 4.40
HOHEIMIES-(eniverhouse,$5.o er 72-0.
SALIM:WI Pt Sockeye.. $OAr" arFerlifapter-
SA,ROINES, Britnswi.ek,2',r,re Loa! • • • • •
KAMIOTPX„ • „ ..•;. •
Tay vis-oNcE ANI) YO13' WILL TRY, t,JS AGAIDT
$01/T11. -ENV' ottocgair
oOt.; rroPz.
and lar; Jaines Donaldson; one. on
the, Dr: watmy property opposite
Castle"-; one on Pe north-
east Cerner of the grounds of the
hospital. Since these trees are all
of good size, their .golden ShoWei
Sure to he. as generous- as it is
gorgeous.
•
- FAI33.
It -would seem that every baby in
rramee has a: good chance7bf &Orr -
fag up tobepremier,"lit ieast for a.
day or two.---4auit DaiTY Star. •
lemetemeee,
, - . 477""
Oct., r/th. and. 6L13. ----
Outstanding Light and Heavar Horse
Shows,
Regional, Hereford, Holstein and
Yorkshire Shows.
dadv will come when Nature will -
' FlDER, CATTLE EXHIBIT
JUNIOR, CLUB DIVISION
131Yth Bo's' and GirLf Band.
Walkerton Girls' Bugle. Band
Harness Races, Running Rate, Road
Races..
Musical Chairs. on Ilorsebotk, Dec-
orated eieyetes, Hanna Jumping.
JOAN ROSS) Bab s and Lee rai.r-
cliffd
in in exeiting halt -hour of trick and
fancy riding.
Admission: Adults, 3e, • Children,
15e
Gordon Nfetvin, Meivitt Rome,
Pres. Sec.
39x
amarta `gibry' off and
expose the Unlovely bony frame -
Work that once bore it., Of -a sud-
den as at the waving of a wand,
the leaves will begin to drop. But
they will not, drop like the leaves
,of the Maple,,.the Poplar ,and: the
Oak, one by one over a period of
-several days. For three -quick hours -
the leaves, of „the.. Gingko fall, yes,
fall ,steadily,.141re a rain , of gold,
and spread their splendor upon the
grottnd beneath. With. a fine poetic
sense the Chinese fittinglY have
kiven the tree the chariliing'nanae.
Golden Shower. •
It Gbderich would like to witueSs
Nature's_witcherY,
this fascinating* demonstration,' or
begins. When. that wilt be no one
-nioiY have.. the
privilege, Ant! ie:muSt ..he 'caught •at
the right moment -the • moi-fielit
can predict, far • it comes like a
thief in the night. One must be
on -the -alert. >0 -Forrniany, Octobers- I
Whtchect a Gingko on the University
campus in London:. only three times
did I succeed in catching it in the
minute •the shO5er began,. Buythe
splendor that I saw rewaxdbd me
for long waiting.-
-Here is :where Goderich must,
lobk for the spectacle. There are
three mature'Gingkos in town t one
on North stieel between £i
deuces, of foriner-nayor -*Mooney
PIONEERS ,WERE SELF•REIW to her -horror that a mouse
who ,caine out ',on the stage dis- a drooping "sport"- of the pommdli
European White• or Cut -leafed
covered
ANT - ran up .ber leg. ' Eyersthing.fordPd Bireb. It differs from our-•••C-anoe
(Calgary Albertan) , up and Grandfather. was „asked to Birch in several ways, but notably
If all ourpioneers had come here takeover. -He Made a little speech
imbued with the•!' belief that some and started a programwith his an -
form of • mysterious 'government -ituii
.3V7ittirafftegt- - ; : IT tisiTiff lictiTM-enVel.7i'' .
cradle te the grave; -there-would beTijrror of G andiribtlier and • the -en-
-110 Alberta,. tts ,we know ' it. today. joyment- of the audience- a -loed, -a colony of --which -I -faund. growing
:either -will there be all the bound- stage whier was' heard from my in the country 'within three miles
' calls to courage' and enterprise; brother trein the, wings who en- of town. On every count ,the Cut-
in two i its bark.'will• not peereff
hi layer, and its leaves, are delic-
ately and .fliiely cut. In thisIatfer
idre ti-z.:11.Mrl'fitefeltitiltrF-Strttintli-arquitr
•or-t-oplar-lerifed .Bireh,
•
.. .........m.,...............,,,sussu.
, s 1
*- _ . governmental restrictions', or sub-- • .
_
' Y. Mc"Lean., whO, win _succeed •bis
father as 'publisher ot. The ,Ex- jected to the annoyance of multiple work on behalf of hospitals'"•and •
positor. It is a worthwhile tribute: 'government inspectors -the visible
trnanifestations 9f ,Socialists today'. were awarded honorary member-
.. WANTED ' •
--' and 'the earning-ot if would -coin.-
, . ships -in the association. Illurain-
Reliable Efficientj
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-ettry-Oftett .Catises „
oss
yv„,,r„ prpbaply.:. the. most poinmon. "cause of
resileSsuess. AnxietieS and•Terft ah--tetke4heir_t,o1,1
of hews of restful sleep. "
Sueli. conditien may eventually restilt in nerv-
ousness and irritabikty, loss. of afppetite or fatigue..
. if you suffer from a nervotis scondition or rest-
'lessneSs, why not try Milburn 's Ilealth.and Nerve Pills? • Thoisands have •
foundr,)gilburt's Health and Nerve Pi/is beneficial. as a general tonic to
help build up the systen2. 2.11d -thus help promote refreshing rest and sleert,„
•• Ask your druggist for Milburn' Health and Ner;‘43-Ijilla*.ideiitified '
by the '''Red Heart" ou- ih•elbox.
'11`m.to•ntik-OtitY,
• • - -tspatient work in the task ta which RESIDENT HONORED Lister
' .- ' li-e' rships- We-retprsest ented b'y iSeillmitor;
Hill: of A:labanui.. .
,-liensate for "InanY 'long' ham's, 1)C FORIViElt- 60DERICE(' - ato..d -herons- at ft ing.to, Me y pm
..
Keith McLean devoted himself as • . ''.. Citations.- were read by Assocht-•
'-- the editor •of his paper. ATLANTI.C.CITY. .N..T., Sept. p.4. - tion President ,Grahain L. Davis!,
-Three,' Canadians were among_.,of Battle -Creek, Mich., to mem-
. EDITORIAL NOTES fifty persons honored by the- Arn-'-bers attending a banetiet highlig14-
., •• -• . • • erican Hospital . itsSociation far, ing- the. • association's fiftieth . ,an-
Don:t lenve :light burning, mi., their contributions, to health atad• niversary conventh2n1 .
,.., ,_ . hospitals.
neeesSarily ie these days ..of hydro ' The three •are Mrs. Margaret. .41.. Goderich wOrown whose fief-
shorthge, or a cut-off 'may. lNtve _hlisna.s.. of Toronto; Mrs. Louiscat'died recently gave its burial. full
you without ligkts when you need de Gaspe Beaubien. of Iqoptreal ; "",, ceretfionial . honors. The eta '; was
them. . ,‘ .
' and Judge 'John- Milton George. of even taken from- Goderich to, Park-
, Nlorden, Mom • - ,.. hill, Ontario, :where- it was 'born,
. , . • Ai , •• •
The Saltford., Sage fern -arks that
.-alter7-=Irikliiiirirnirp'fttr.-fiveltniriths
be had . only. one • hour extra.. on,
'Wind:1y morning. , to show 'for ,it.
,1312t it wits -worth it." he -coticeded,
,, • •It appears that Newfoundland is
'1.avight With holidays. In- ridditien:..
to those natiOnally 'oliservea in
Van da it has Burns Day. -St.
• They received eltations 'for -their *for burial.
Dtscovet7 Day (June 241. aran▪ ge..•
inen"s Day.; Regatta DaY find V-:1
Day. linly lAt 18 Observf-ed as "Stern;
oriel Day, not, of _course. as .Dornin•
ion 'Day, In • annettu.v, Plewfortntl-
laid, Canada . does not 'annex -its
•belidays, hitt there Is. a long. dell
Sittiee betWeenN'ew year'...11try and
Easter-- that might be brig..,!.itteried.hy
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TheSe are the days %Vheti base.,
.'bflll fanS-a sizable prOportion of
th1jtti itit,IrtuVricit at
IOcel btIU--teems that have. ,Ita4
the goodfortune, 18 ger into .the
• :-!!PlArlowns" Anti„ StKietilAte, ipob
the CiitinceS of the tending teams' in
bl‘g Ieo'gnes to eantttre Ite
Lelianiplonsititt, Pennants., tIotterleh
lia$, hadn gdot) Pt,8011 jn ba,Seball.•
nirthere. Is derelopitMulmuelt-ot
young."pi'nyers who. In •earn1ii ea
4.0411' .Sportg luror? in.
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AA *AS' 'hinted in,t18 a1iuYtt
TAO ItOkic* Dntald VIO,triltiOS MOM- ,
, ,
110'f t1iettittlit0115 t0t'VP0 ot:
VOtoittit entered*the
140..1914e Pt-
nrfl leaders' 'hip.
rt h1* MakeWhet bttro:
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Red Clover See
Ve are'payinstop _prices
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We will buy ither in the
rough or on a cleaned basis.
-Send in samples for !quota-
tions. •• •
We have buyeis in the
country.
Write Or phone
MiDLSEX--8EFD co.
361 'Talbot St.
26t-Aaalilf "St.
Met. 5.480 •- F. 5923
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ty",75.-.•••
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Don't °take a chalice -.on
sumrder complaint spoiliag
your vaeationjake along a, sup-
ply of DOCTOR rOWLEit's
E:XTRACT or' WILD
SvJAWItItalrir. At the first
symptom, ofdiarrhoea, intes-
tinal pains. or summer dont-
.plair4, take :the prescribed
amount of this pleasant and
effective remedy. tpcToit
Fowi.x.EyS „BrimAcT
WILD 8TR4WRERRX is an
old hunt"), raclieitUt, widely
used -,for.• nearly- a Oen,tary.,
• open al
that Mane
.e o
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in SW!
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But
Year!
Wim Junin
CUL 1111EATIF.R
•ke.,co.f;.cicaPI
,Enjof.ait ab
hoalthtatrwith
fenlhecacirt, thieont:.e.ewt cos;
andg
WARM,MOR11, Coal Heat-
er. Atnazing pted interior
constnIction ciViA Coal to l-Aurn
slowl -saves fit0.,. Holds 100
night withoutfirtertielirra'n7",hoir
fire several daY " Closed draft.
Fgulator. Re,
ti than most
Automatic Dra
quires Jess att
furnaces...
Burns All kinds
coke, briquets, 'or";*
WARM everwM• 0
the wc!,thet. me?p,
in t1wortd. Mo
Ask your deidei.
Dean
4:401?
113',
and sal coal,
. Your,hotne is
regardless of
eifer,b1 it kind
inillfon in use_
,fot irse !older.
0
itoxsTiusTnNoir, fernier au1ar 10,,ryer who nOW
'a taxi &Over; in Montreal. ChOOSillg the drivers seat of hislaxl'as
a! reStrurn, th eyXng, soft-spoken '0,11gOrian lav,ler' warns
C.anadiatis today that, Commtintam entutot be fought With Words
.but only with netiontaotion fit helping those in oppressed CountrieS. ,
A Doctor a 1.4W, he was Secretary of the tulgarlart
136. and. ‘e*,14$0, sof.itnposed exile in, C'atiadi With his-,
selten-year4old daughter rather than five under Corturaihist rule
in his borne/A:3d. They' tirriVcd in Carada tout -months .agO.. "Cant
actions rotalt always remember." li<onstritinoff 'wattled, ‘:iiiat
'sittocialiP-trained Cortimittilst*orkers waiting,.fol* the propitions,
11101110M to oat,"
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The pause that refreshes
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0:w:banker works
aP.P•
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a depositor or borrower. you value
. privacy in: money Matters: Ygur. banker
protects that privacy..Your banking
..fa-t‘ttapNac,tiorngz-
ttcoopen.inotAlteweyt
ears of your competitor4 your neighbor.,
your community-.
.
In other words.; the manager of your branch
hank and his. whole staff a're-:working for y-ott.
sUs'
Contrast thiA Canadian way with conditions in
lands -wilere,fieed-om is"denied—where every
bank is a political tool, every banker a public
officicd l'ovorking for the State! State monopoly of
banking, proposed -'by Socialists heie*6uld bp
your banking transattions to political intru4on.
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