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Telephone 31 Brussels, Ont,
BRUSSELS —:— CANADA
SHOULD CONDENSE
THEM
We are Informed In u story from
Ottanva that there will be soinefeing
said when the House of Commons
gets under may regarding the
manner in which Canada House In
London ionised after the Canadians
who went to that great city in the
days of the Coronation, I; is said
gbat several Liberal mehnbere of
Parliament were annoyed because
they did not receive ae multi at-
tention as they considered was duet
thein, The 01 :Imo. story rciatr :
thesse members may be ready to as-
sert that Hon, �tneent tia
,,,
y.
Canada's High Conlitrinsioneo bh
London, waa "taro husy welt seeial
function to bother weir bent," 4
Likewise there will be complaint
that the flat: rented for visitors
through Canada House were not as
gnarl ac ;11ose nllic•Ij Cnlladhlll'4 were
able to g ant :^.vl secure far 'Lean.
selves after itnfliag they ha I rte
liking for the eeleetons Jade by
Canada House,
We do not knew whether We is !
sertoue enough to worry Par1Ia'
Mot about, There were people by
the thousands from the world over
W110 vers all bent upon Old t,andoe
at the sante time and for the same 1
purpose, and no doubt they all felt
they eliould be given an ex:ellent
oltpolitunity to see all Obey desired
to see under the most favorabiu eon-
ditions, Lt could not possibly have
been arranged that all could have ,
everything at it beet in the way of
accoramoation and 'attention, it 14
likely there were hundreds or times•
ands who •had pretty much to shift
for themselves and make the best of
such eccom nlo8datoa and service
as they could secure, We hope
those who have gt'levaneee do not
feel inclined to make too much, or
them during a time when the fell. of
the. Dominion who stayed Thome will
be paying for the airing of the com-
plaints,
COMPULSORY
PASEURIZATION
OF MILK
ac 1..t:elation from Hon, 1', M.
Dewen, Queerer's minister et agri-
culture, that tee (li nhand fur centime
eery paeteurimelen of milli is 1n -
creasing to such an extent. that
lation In that deection may be look-
ed for some is good evIdene that
the province has just pawed •
through an election- We 3,31.110'
imagine ah previneial minister talk'
ing about compulsory pasteurtrat:io-I
�c nl.y other r'nte than at the be^
ginning of a new terra in power for
THE
the simple reason that next to day'
light saving, there is probably note.
leg that 8100888 rural resentment
more quickly than the euggeaton
that no raw milk should be allowed
to be sold, Any such prepmal is
nothing abort of political dynamite
and heti there been the slightest
suspicion during the recent cam-
paign that compulsory pastenm•iza-
tion wee even beteg thought of, it is
safe to say theusands of rural voters
Would have diverted away from the
supOori•' of the government,
ender the present sat -up mantel,
palitiee have tl.e power to require
all milk sold within tahetr limits
to be pasteurized and while a num-
ber have taken advantage of that
permissive legislation, 11 is a fats
that many other municipal Penn.
e11s, even though convinces the:
es a safety measure the sale of raw
milk should be efolnu d, have sens-
etl the opposition toward such a pol.
icy apd have hesitated to parva the
necessary bylaw. When munle1Pal
governments are relnetent t t ride
over the opponents of pasteurizatiou
is not difficult to see wily a pro-
vincial adnhln:etra.tinn, fully alive
to • Ibe reelinge along the Concession
lines on this nutter and cousceme,
too that much t•f its support: eo:nee
tram the sante quartet, shelti,1 be
dubious about 11t.redueing a'nieitied
pasteurization en a province -wide
bests, Mr, Inewan's intimation
Manes, therefore, as a bit of m s•11'•
pvicte, E would have been ala!'' by
jecture if it utl been made le the
the 1I111ister of health and 0,101311'-
inp, frotn the, Department of Agri-
culture it is even more aateniehinn.
USSP1 5 POST
EDITORIAL NOTES
Six votes continue beverage roams
in Pgrt 41g01. It once waa said
that a bare muinrlty was of no value
in respect to the liquor law. Will It
be the case of the 'ii)ooze" parlr in
the Lake Huron town?
P * x
NdItor George R. Harris of the
Gazette bas been elected mayor of
Burlington by acclamation, L,lkt his
father, Mr. Elgin Harris, he has
served for many years in the town
municipal council altd the county
council or Halton,
* 8
Colingwood teller bill was flown
last year something about 223,nla),
or which, the town's shtu was
about $7,000. Better times, le,
employment and more wags wo 1; -
ed together for 111e good of tie. teen,
the taxpayer's and the mope. to
general.
j - "Nottewasaga township in they
• County, writes Bettor Cranston in
the Midland Free Press. Teit
• cameo of pOrietl, of set 1,; of
geography, Cone" over old :el, eel
lece tills matter 00,—
anti we will rat. 1 t•' ant to .illi"
5'
Can it be tree? It 1,, the Stela
Pails Itecord N,ry <p,.akir •1c ,
metling or `;m;t11- Nall, 11.3re rf
Edeation. • H, G. 'Mayhew t• ; e.•••,
that he had int•erei:•wr4 Ureal d•"(,:
men with regarl le 111' <tinnYln t, ,t
Milk to underweight ebildren in
ppbldc selloole and had :been l0'
formed the: the Onrtario Mi11c Con•
trot Board had set a prioe of 12
cent's per queet tar delivery to
echgoie, two emits higher than the
general rate :charged houeehnldore
here, Dairylnen were willing to
supply it at the regular rate and :tad
written the Milli Control 'Hoard for
permission but this had beau re.
fused.' Page the Ontario Milk
73oard quickly,
:Y * tit R
"Blaine liquor sales for auto rue
nage." "Disgraeeful Yuletide lrgy
takes Record Tratde Toll," shouts
the Toronto Telegram h1 stream
lines. The Star and Glebe and
Mall are equally as voeif^.roux,
Setreeiy what might be termed good
argatnortt for extending the, facet.
• nips or encouraging au increase In
sales.
{ Sympathy is due the mail e.,r:ters
at the season et the year. t'O•t.11ly
not burdened ey the financial wei„ht
of their contracts they struggle day
after day to give tee servie•, :le
Mand ere Llivzatds and bleceee
roads have lo be contended with,
Set so eatlsfartory has been their
1 work on the ro'rtes in this ecus nr
that not a complaint has been h"1(Id.
Increased comprehension 1•4 .urely
4-t1ming to these faithful ser53nis of
111[3 community.
T G'S
Governments 3133(11(1 adva•1t:se
more, 'William E. Slo-her, 1 cter
of the School of Citizenship 1.^.11
Public Affairs. Syracuse l niefe i.e.
' t1,111 the Civil cervix -e Assembly of
the Uatited (States end Canada,
"There to a dearth of lnterpreting
to the public what the tloveramene
is doing," Masher. said. "Public
awthoritlee are almost entirely leek.
ing in apprehension of the necessity
of lnfoluning ter public of plane or
accomtplish:ments” That sounds
like pretty gond advice,
* +k *
The bye -election 1t1 the Lotblaiere
seat in the House or Commons wag
won easily tby the Icing goverlultent
Liberal, Soseph N, P'rancoeur, This
should tend to check the stories of
aruti•Brltlslt feeling in rural Quebec
1u respect to welch there is mere or
less stalk in. Ontario. Something
with a more substantial basis will
have to be waited up if those who
glory in creating dissension sre to
continue, lean Iliaptlete is not to
be carried May a^:tit false 00 1'1114n
even though pt eeenterl under a ,so
termed cloak of nationality.
0:t. * 1:
The uselessness and folly or ad- ,
t-ertsing in the Ontario Gaze'.' a ran
be seen, says the Pembroke Steed-
ard, when the code of the P nl11rolte
harpers had to he published in it
Less than six cepies of The `)merle
Gazette conte 1,r this town, and these
are Probably thrown into the waei"
paper basket. earl never look 1 at,
If ie were not 1'.i the local news-
paper tri one would be ante the
wiser. Evidently the bit of "fake
off"e. 8131' 3.lv, :meet must g., on,
SMART MAN
By A, R, K,
¶ `ilt0 burglar ratan eat Put #k
night, when locks and doors were
fastened tight, whoa oY33 ytblilg Ura*
dark: he was a clever 0ot't of lay,.
who had 111e own abundant way, te,
take the leeks apart,
¶ The burglar man lived 'high in-
deed, and never did he 00(310 tR
need, /for toe be never yearned; rc
fair geed living be could make, by
merely wandering out to take, wbai:
outer follt had corned.
¶ lie laughed at 00001011103 and
snob, declared they were •not lip to
elude, above tyle ears were dead; her
Was secure w1ie13 at his trade, no
cause for Bins to be adl•aid, as safe
as being in bent.
¶ He tapped the lock end entered
in, and no one cangl)1 a glimpse or
hien. for be wits very smart; 1,e+
wound be hardly }youth his salt, it
he could not pry out that vault, and
take the thing apart.
¶
The village constable Preo11ed .
by, he was six feet three Inches high
he .topped two hundred pounds: 11e
Paused to listen as he came, it seem-
ed to 11imcorrect and plate, he
heard some burglar sounds.
Q The burglar had no alh,an0(1 to
ruin, for Ire was covered with a gun,
it pointed at his ears; the burglar
man appeared nextday, he heart/
the cacti, up and say lel give yes
justfive years,
Read It ern of:
come from?
otherwise where would the snrplua
Prost does not cause the leaves of
trees to turn yellow and red' in the
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