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Ple4 ,COPPlereet, lie the tto=e Of Coal-
14tlee,4 to eonolder
:laotarr ef. a ban on, tbe ezport
*.40,14_ ultoLa to wartioa initi0114.
4 votget he Of no avail, he said, On-
ttez =barge- 'trete extended to ell
01Pitrien. Canada,e caid, produced
ter eent, Of „the nickel used bor
,•e4. void, tput may st,en per cent. of it
e',tee Oe for the anufacture of Inuni-
oila and coma:meets:
*Metal molds chow that shipments
g aunainum from Canada to Japan
Aflieeased 1199 yer cent. lat.it Year. en-
, te a epper inereaced almost 800
'tow cent., and .of nicker' more than 800
$ate cent,. • In 1107 Canada vent to
fipa 10,104;a0 pounds of nickel
-eazina-ZE32,I09- pOtmde In 1.085.•Tit/Ma-
'am direct shipments. Further quanti-
ties of Canadian metals may have
meted Japan by indirect routs.
Unofficially It is stated that. Japan
▪ r 21,liet aluminum, 07
tent.br her cOareTralr, arrVtip
• 07 indireetly, 101) per cent. eofIn
nickel from Canada.
• -'Mlitittf,12r-reinialitrnotliifeorecor1hlteae
prevent japan from obtaining the
metain oho needs by banning exports
eteemineaeetvehliqe..enheezaattle
•
--at idea' bift-aik 'Iovidence of -Canarires
nee ,,-„eneeeeti,,tpfe,,,,,J,Iipait'e ,,.coerse, and
— 1701114 • beo tin -examtli t&FiTiiBfr
erbich might arouse the conscience o
Ille-i-Vbfld:—Iineetherettertibea-.-shonld„
choose to be a connecting link between
Maeda. and Japan in the supplying of
war Material, the guilt Would be up-
-op the uationer Canada -could clalin
with some degree of right that her
hands wee* clean.
rime Minister King bye • great
otress upon 'the neeesskty of Canada's
precerving a neutral attitude, and of
avOlding the "danger involved in cer-
tain linw of action." He says that
hita -Government1e ready eto.--att in
concert .with the major powers he en-
forcing a munitiono einbargo to put
an end to the concalet in Ohba, but
will not act ebeae. The beet that can,
cad for this attitude is that it
Q "cafe" one. If anything Is to be
done, some nation must take the initia-
tive, and why not the nation whicb Is
.-adine, to japan almost the en -
etre oupply of, metals with which she
10 waging ruthless war upon the Ohin-,
coe people?
What danger does the Prime Min -
deter forecee? Is It that Japan, angered
bt beine crippled by Canadian action
in her ascault upon China, will turn
upon Canada and still further cripple
aereelf while taking on new enemies?
. • t3o there not -1- ffeefftect• dfinger-
ehat pocceso.for_Japan in her present
venture will mean the establishment
ef a eTeat and domineering Rower
eehich will control the Pacific Ocean
. and to a perpetual menace to Canada?
Cheat Wain and the United „States,
• • 43..P.VXZINIJ t.0 Q1).4.9rMgo:•
EttEnbiktZ El Great opportunity to extend
their influence in Asia by befriending
•=e••Chirie, people.
Clia that ao it may, the people of
Canada; It one may judge from con-
Able:al-wide expression of opinion, ars
pot neutral ha their sympathies RA be -
WW1. China and Japan. They are
Oa -Le oolleitono---for-- the_econglee
1" elinero who own -transitions stock as
they aro for the people of China who
0-70 G'oing Alirongh hell :because of
ambition. Perhaps they are
tot eimindful of that warning to the
treat who would gain the whole world
tad ,licce Ws 01711 aoul.
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inatiOns maY Ali il,aut;i but %00pi
pont InZa, litiVe•6arvi.V0
call. their •Cehbele -..4.4y)a, too.
wheti=
era in their tezec'tl, ;
Dr, IlleArthar la 4fl cone,
thi.0j. what tiout boo to ,-earry'
ouch -a- atatta4lou-, Own- -ether ea -of
entirely diRetent eapoeity and =jai.
,
ity? •
BEDIITOMIL wrES
The Saliford Sage cay,s he is s or
to Gee a good, old custom dring Out.
e didn't get a valentine.
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A new yellow Tose Mao been named
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twa larOligh
tluit oiri would to.61t. •TLI *of
48
Would put a draSsito r inea , ottlet
fo'r a iltiek. Then, Z course,. *Of o'
have taitea IfebY POUrIal-irliatOtI
kitchen shet, Lf it took the etmpaa
oe the sink; We !mew' it- woo caAr'te
1 0 •
Nettle was just about pradys to.
Gement, but Ned. 1101410 .jt ofrivitht
the Nilobo-zsitik41,11-sIMI-._-_,Vow,..4zatch_Mriglftior..04,1404V-Uo... tto
du. A policeman. tOilid -her einchlrell.p-,
The Toronto !Star counter with la.mp poat, and oho 'held hini that Meg
other new rose -a red one; of COMO. yellow. hippopotami •vere ofloWiii her.
, 0 0 0 Sie made the mistake of drinkieg
Is not Dr. Donnelly, D/L.P., right in same of the stug her.self,"
I don't know vrhete e moral o40 g
bolding tha radios ive. cars should, be
iroVirgrarA"' 'Arcif8,587iliatA% ,lizt
141P-14119,1,-
Vit;etirY6it-1-
have all his attention upon ills iiriviing, for yourself.
the diArtjection of a radio May be a
-4-em.cettorao
• ia0 Pe the Editor of The Signat-Star:
As an example of human gullibility, In defereeee to the wishes of the
41 is r bed tbat as a .test a news. teneperan
nce people a Enro, I made
4tt0re1ng to the 'Deputy Water' of
eeetteaLeet, the examination ayatem in
tereel. teeettola "has- .encouraged bitter.
rivalry." "Serie day," Pr. tic-
Act)laurta reptenad as raying, "we aball
the harm which has been done
2
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or.r niOnthly reverts, grad-
t_VIrca Av..44 ..,PgeP4.111 • thir4L,...PPe.,
tre- 6neh
twoon children who ere
,',6i:..taitallivit:Idoiatitt-e0P-ae1ty and men -
sof many afeezakt
ThI it air, .bet
t'ne haril 02 anYone who lat-
It to tiltte, ctboot examination
eldidtete :are not to be
,,--,-;4:.4,0ot.„.(zotl,4, Wird, ete..0 thnli
'44g at6to zovil-Li. out oitalto systemof
-110 totlo'io tO
Ata ilts rite ton jump
62* koil. Cadt, ifet,12.*.-tiU map' butt
t-egti"'..2 tt-TP,Z, boa *tio
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/Mode sfl appeaLefOret feeeie for the _mi-
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dow of "the Unknown Boldly" and
,
,,,,Rumar„113§t, d, it t.ht0. the.
thltiftTi Co Government intended to place
le tax of $1 on fishing rods. A prompt
dental came from Hon. H. C. Nixon:
holster of Game and Fleheries. flet
what about a tax on fishing stories?
O 0 0 '
According. to an article in the Civil
'Berviee 'Review, the numberof Cana-
dian civil service employees increased
from 20,010 in 1912 to 40,813 in 1040.
In the same period the salary bill
increased froni 1,589,100 to O5,030„529
-mat per year but for one month.'
O _ et. e
The-IrInatielin Post dubs the radio li-
cense fee a "squawk tax" -it In a di-
rect tax and makes the payere equawk.
The Post says: "Canada collected
over 8800,000,000 in taxes last year.
Too many were hidden. Painless, in-
direct taxes corected with the mini-
mum of feeling by the taxpayer are
not always best. A few good 4.squawk'
'taxes are a healthy part of any gov-
ernmental system."
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It looks as if Canada were at last
to have a flag distinctively its own.
The Prime inieter and the leader of
the Opposition, have both expressed
approval of a' proposal to 'set up a
of Colifilioni-cOrT3i-dite-e'
eider the atter of aedlitinctive. Cantle
dian flag. Wire question had been up
ID Parliament in previous cessiono, but
had alwayo been shelved betaute of
the opposition of menthere who thought
the proposal savoredof diolOyalty.
aadaybie
ming member of the Empire that has
not its own flag, and It would be ridi-
culous -to -say firat-A-ustralia, NeWs-rfAm.---
land, South Africa_ and Neavfouedland
are "draloyar' because they have die-
thietive nage of their own. The Union
Jaek will still be the deg of the Etnpire.
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11 Og 101ratiViiMULE6
Tay SAM a4--60.14 •
, • IDIOM NUM - -
Believe It or not, but my Uncle Ned
has be'ee visiting with me ever since
Monday. Uncle. Ned, is one of these fel-
lows that just ramble about all over the
werld in 'the coturee of their firot forty
yeare, and thou, 'keep on Spending. the
rest of their lite in teillne people about
it .
Deing a otoild, Otaitot-home sort .of
different y1rn5 that ho tells, les tort
of refreshing to have a tbreezy.Old fel*
IoW drop in and stir up the „eaddnary,.
placid life �f theneighborhood atid
Lizy Meedowo. • 1 •
MID ..Nettle gtitch baateen the nit7
member. Bile sits knitting tjeatlie the
front window tri her hon, just, ott
Zulu -Streets 'and she taa a eoliirrOt7
ranged' In ouolt a way Auto
,what iS going on iyellitail her', .
IttNard 'Oat VW* wao oat, at'
Meadows...so mit oho dror4-tryin
make It apPear 0.0 if she
rag vatarblitia tInelo a 'Otte- .tOOt
'one lob.% at ha: wad. 4103
hor out, atul 'ak-41101, o tS�tot t
tbinc.„,, to tallt about; r•-••kii1T6:,411i,,t1
little at- Meatiti th tart-at,-
Iii‘Velt, ttlso
rad ot tue 1nt t,r1
Nottro ttiol ttY oteV 141r tO114='1,
tutua-..,ovas.,
'Jug,
410 ivi,c113-titz
that Pr6 „itzt
vott h721 Emoi 14 tiraa
titled to bait inketOteeitatto t4:,t9
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_pro leta it New. orltonft.20.11x -
, „ ,itat
large eentres. - We wanted to learn
the leetewarolAventhentleeinforinntle.
just7"holt.:.-ki*Kffs-Dvas---the Xlqdor
menace, also what was beim; done'
elsewhere -to effectually meet It, and
-Iffir-afe IVOC-plinidreir-for-thernIts7
ua Ides.
Some of 'es, espeeially .at electien
-time.. are apt to treat this problem
lightly, as something of. lase inOinent
than a reduction �f a'hydro bill ot eax
license, and of vastly less importanco.
than staying with the old party ship,
event when. a wet flag is found dapping
on ils most.
It has taken me another month to
assimilate and assort my data; and I
am mailing thee to you in a series
of aTtieleS, elle' one of wideh will not
be too long, Our objectiveeethene,in
this litrodUctory artic1e,14"to
empba-
OIDe the impartnnee a the subject Mee -
ter which As to follow. The next
article will deal with. "Liquor and the
Individual" and tne next "Liquor and
Polities," and more to follow, if your
patience be not eelraneeted, .
Passing over an inter:U.:tine day's
journey, we will -take .You dimetly to
laeltanaanopital„.plew, York. On in-
troduelleWonyeelf1 ieranrkedt that no
doubt ft ,wao quite a- ueuel occurreuee
for a Canadian, doctor to come' doVin
to their institution to study their treat-
ments for inebriety. I was assured
that in their ,experience it had never
happened before. "Dodoes shy clear
of this Goxit of thing," one remarked in
true Yankee vernacular. 'Bo this !was
my first surprise31 then told 'We
doctors by I had some, that I had
,nead*inany year ago that as many as
0;000, nieolidlletwee lier year were be-
ArfaitfKL.01„..,4$1.9me. "Oho that
must have been Ip igehibitten dirot
for wetateetreating °Owl' mapof 0;10-
hone cases per year now," teld'One of
the doctors., go that was my mond
surprkm. TvAce, as many alcoholic
casualties as in those terrible prohibi-
ticA days when bootleggers and hip -
pocket &Juicers were making co> many
drnntards.
---.1111tVvidtehtlY 1-1a-adecome----t0-
right lace for study, to. stitchantiate
formative Views I had' of my.
ctivn,„-andi-ti-OreqUalled-et.ppotunity...
to at the viewpoint Of etairient doe-
tOra who' -1:i ad- Iretfriro-thl,/,.-worlt-lor
Many year. 31 pito 1td .the of*Orturit-
onsettseing the proble „•frOta,'Sa-
social and etonomie etandvaint. with:
evert" intelligent pat entsr for.- these
were not ordinary police -court drains,
Joutall of Om „confirmed. Inebriate,
ages frobren to--seventir
'man -to five men, coming or cent to
Bellevue for, treatment for a definitely
'estiabliehed ditiNiate condition- et tate
eoholitin.
The doetere- vroen nomt-elantr-
rourteoue and, durth my still there
for -five hour . every day If was- given.
every facility to study 4004-cate
all Siegel Of tbeciment. Eon* were
bedridden, others hi teeth itiihae or
wieliterhaize; °MOM being trehabill-
itifed061.01,ent•-sfornie 2klerapy,
Ib111 olol1oa31 atAl.
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oultolo4''obt. ,t4Wm;Iltimau, in
optilOttt rdit<4,•401AW his iteter re4A3
11,04 ezto",44,:m:v•. oholeeat„ tleraer;Vs
ibothe*,erete as neektleeth er7'.
ZattOITN?..) - 414 to reAt, utot
toga r4,44110b, ue,-14; 01,4
hOlne.. in .0014 le was said to
he The Oldest- Oddrelloir in the county,
tonOrelitknitet oglittaltnOw-lodgeii-
-or*IiTerra.74.L0M7fi'jleiiiFe7.1*be,4'
Mit it is .pleaSant 'now to reme bet
that It Was'InY' ptl,vilege to /twit up
this worthy' brOther Oddfellio* idurinT
Old 'lop* 17Veea.t his residence on
fiamerou- otreet, klud, to enjoy a very, -
1 ielf WItheie iAtiotheT
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Aid then there. is Edward a ma)
usweit--14-4141---#-Isoderieb-whoir-4
father,' tRev.eleenee leasiva was 'the
New fOonneklon . ',Iffethedist.,s.:.tainsistew ,T110,Inaln difference between the ro,
mare. - hi 2,87$pev. Kr. Calksvell 'vas ',spective ,crowds would be -he eitape of
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PreoldOxig and teeeriitIl eitiP.P4f5. el! is
tbenefere.:Inek-poolt10*- .0, :Out,* ,',rato,
ardhority on adikertisingi sreoigo,,, , At
eeneentlen, aedeat/ylinefte0areelekhat
nelie'Italeere. jerovide 144 149$ ,catio
factory medittm,,= "Vow4tiaPer ,442vOr.
tiOnC.," he 'EUteilii, toaek. •
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tua activitleo ',are
VtDri di= ,
(Evator astries-AopeutO)
Were:1t announced that -rad-
oci,YgOre tia,,,..aPpeaeeay X‘cation,
par in the seerie-atrtliefoIlowIng
eight, there yvould be ten 'PeODirbitt-
-M-WMFWalltat-flIffr,:nourf
he'in-attendance to see the eteteStar
-4PleZtOtkleffielAteleArree."..lkintla67 eTge10,40_,Reel_PeheeaTMrs
trade With Janiestfian o e-
noiv Sentinel,flniehing tip Axially as
.scoretamtreasuren-oLthl
lic Library, le was it Lucknow When I
was at Delfaete Years Iter, We met
Rt vatious tiMeS. - I read with pleas.:
are 'his letters 'to Thegignal and 31
thiek rend -mine. ---Orie of-mY2fixlzed
reminders of his literary culture is a
hand -some second edition &Ty of his
book, "Canadian Singers and Their
Songs."
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On my fin J, cowl at the Goderich
gh Sehoot when I went Melt for
senior wort: ID 31 4 the futilie Rev.
W. IR. McIntosh, was in the third
form, BillyeeMzinte'elrefroor- Loehalsh
in-Aelefleado a:height, likeable _lad with
an indlvideilility 111,'lilsiefrie aud of
first.,rate ability. -,,,Many Mrs after/
1028, he wat, elected president of
the Ltindon Oblate:1*nm- o tho United
Church and I served under him s
President of the Conference Lay Asso-
eiation. We were both commission -
ere. to the VertMl.Council. at Winni-
peg thar'ytai,',-.Wki- 4eratentber his
prominence there al thane= of the
Itoard Of „Iteligioue Education. e
ofteil it • fn 'later years. Will
tne greatly (missed, in church circles ID
London.I shall not sbon forget that
final tervice at his fener41, when, his
foemer church Wee Packed, with all
deaorainatione repreSented in the con-
gmatiorc,:among`tliiiiithe neighboring
Roman tth�Ii tlat. Ct'was a
Vt:r
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Ana. BIsitread 01104
Other "parte of the Oa
to he observed on. atfilleht3b. ".
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that batbeen obieprovedforyou.
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ree,ez rinbe oho: It's best to stay
in bed, arnl ,get lots of rest. t.
cleinirjoienty of water,_ and
ir,•geP 014 eu1r.And Use
your deperidc.ble v.VapOUb
ts_ge.t„laY,'
.„ZpOTaub. hat. been loaned br-
Uge in More Taomes than
Omer Medication of its kind.-
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VapoRub le -direct external treat-
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chesits long.conthaued double ao
t, and bale% tTlieevrtert,04;10,9nViehr.,
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and cover With a
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Almost before you finish .11„Toldine,
you hegin to,feel warm BM Mune
forteble as Vapolaub goes to work.
direct through theskin like a
poultice. At the same time its medi.
ca,ted vetpore,. 'released - Toy- the
warmth of the body, are carried
direct to the irritated air-pa...ea se.s
with everv breath.
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ing with their cousins, liat. and Mrs. •
David Littleeeear Clogrele's Otreters.
rOEGiCtiaf;' of, Telikey; a -
lust week with her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Hackett.
,Mr. Albert Alton attended the fun-
eral a),f his eat:min, -Mte, Webster TUftie
er, of 'Stanley township, oo 'Friday.
r. Elmer Alton and daughter ,D
mira, accompanied by Mies Vera Little,
of Cowrie's Corners, attended the
funeral of Mrs. Fred le waning, sister
of Mrs. Alton, who bad spent a month
in London with her sister and returned
home on Friday rdght.
'Miss Janie Alton is spending a week
-with-- -her Inlet, Mrs. iRithel. John- •
ston, of Mafeking.
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Cod, Forml Coke (which
is stored' -under cover),
D & HE Ceme-Cileamied
Anthracite Coallp, Martiesrp
four -point, Pocahontas'
Coal.
All Coal and Coke forked.
We carry a full stock of the
--T"
above Fuel and can give
prompt delivery.
Do you know that it is youe
privilege to have a load of
Coal or any other commodity
sent to the town scales for re -
weighing. We invite this
check-up.
• Foir Igardware, Pkurnhing Neatiwg, zive uo calll.
All work fully guaranteed.
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