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Marketing Service DOMINION DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, OTTAWA ' Honourable James G. Confiner, Minister. THE QUEEN'S MESSAGE Her Majesty Queen, Elizabeth, accents which must have profoun ly touched the hearts. of millions' listeners, broadcast a special me sage on Saturdy attertoon to th women of the British Empire wh no lees- than the men, have a v real work to do, and are magnifi Gently doing it, in, the service their country. The women we asked to continue firmly to hold th home fronts in the struggle for new and better world where peat and good will sb,all "abide." It w the heartifelt appeal of a woman queen and a queenly lvomen, an not only those to whom it was directly addressed, but surely th Empdie's manhood also, will b stirred to greater and more coarct dohs exerticn, and will be raised t higher power, as they ehare the headships ore the war which ha been' provoked by a barbarous re gime, The coura.tge hat Queen Elizabeth WAS : pleadining s sed to, ay she found din seven happy weeks spent in Canada anti the pelted States in May and June last, ""in an atmosphere or such, good will and human kindli- ness," Her Majesty is able now to transmit in gene rous measure to the women in the United Kingdom and throughout the Empire as they face the irritations and the dangers of T ver time life, he Queen's gentle ever words, tinged and anon with satdn,ests, cannot fail, while giving camdort, to reinforce the fortitude 1106 expected of the 03erlin-Moscow bit m. of yie:d'ing, but the Soviet document )clumps Berlin in the same class' as in London and Paris. It does look as d- though early in, the honeymoon days of Stalin is starting to ust, Hitler a bit s rough. e Russia wa readily enough to join 0, in with Hitler in taking a nice share erg of Poland; quite ready to allow Germany to do the fighting for of "world domination" while he follow re ed along and accomplished his add - e ed share of "domination" without a .having to. lire a shot or lose a e soldier, And then on nail of that as to turn and class Germany as beingn- ly bent on world dominatiowell It's d oven a few degrees, worse than be- ing wounded in the bailee of a e friend. e Meanwhile there are a fete words g- appearing in German papers which o would hardly have been ollowed if the Beriin.IMoscow clear 'had been s serene. These word's are not • ,,,us,t, but more like a press which, long s�apgiressed, is mew trying to talk in a forgotten tongue. The g e leoEinleche Zeltung, 'Published in Cologne, expressed sympathy for Finland in the positions it fates' ow- ing to the demands tit Russia, Mild sympathy It may have, been with no lour' speaker attached, true still it wassympathy for Finland and it was printed in a German newspaper which apparently did not have much trust' for or eondiAcnce in Russia. Oaf coarse sspeculationspeculationis. aa. times dangerous and we are, not for a moment predicting an I:lunediete break between Berlin :cud Moscow, Yet It looks somethinglike the cracks, which appear is the river in the spring before the annual break - c up copies, and determination of those to whom they were spoken. Thus while mien "achieve" in the actual war effort, Iter Majesty gently helps the women, engaged in a likewise exacting effort, to. "endure," which' has always been and always win be ane of their prerogatives. CRACKS LN THE ICI *part from the activity on land and sea there is a battle of words going on, and the words are floevieg ' freely, The annual appeal of the Soviet Comintern le quite an oc- casion, It le more outspoken than anything eve' have in our country, and more barbed than any Speech from the Throne. This year was no excel/floe, There were the anal references„ to the coining revelation which wou;di tarn the World over to communism, That was to be ezpeeted, Bet there Was more; Like this, "The ruling ola'ssee of Britain, 'prance anti Germany are waging war Gar world domination," Whether that will go well in Ber- lin 70 hey not, Asa rule wheel there; is a new m111411e0' formed 1110 thing worlds .amo0,tii1y for a while, That is what 0115111 reasonably be THEY WANT WAR BUSINESS When United States repealed its netttrantty law it also made resteic- tions cit, U;S. shipping. Waters nc::" cnmbatant e0uniriee were out- 15wed, Nations can purchase what they'11800 from :United States bud, UgS.'vesseis cannot deliver it. Shipping intereelt8 de, not like the idea. They argue that British yeesiele will become so thoroughly . estathlished on the sea !nates that AGM' the war United States lines will find trouble In regaining their place, and, in the meantime freight - era of United ,States registry will be tied up and kept inactive at a dead loss. Ona stiggeetion is that veseels of United' States, lines should now be registered in Pentium ante proceed to do tausin'eise under the Hag of that tumble 1ibtle reveille o8 Central America which has a total .Oopule- 110et of 467,000, There le smnetirlitg farther from /tone winch probably_ rias e, bearing in, this intention. The United States Linea advertised in London papers for 1311tie11 5earnee and 4f- litmus to Serve an verseels sailing be. tureen the United .States. France nerd' Great Britain, Vseanoles exist for deck eeticeus, engineers, eleetldoians; enacbinists, and chief stewards, Tho reason why such advertising Isbeing dons' 18 because United States, law does not permit citizens of that count/:y to Operate such vessels 'in 'wax ZOESS, Whether the switch to Pana:mian ao5plces will affect the neutrality of United States is: DA clear, Thera were similar eases' during the war in, Spain where freighiters, carrying the British flag were attacked and there was at times a strong demand that the British navy should 'go into action to tee dt vessels under British regis'bty, The explanation was that) the vessels, may have been under British registry but they were owned elsewhere, The 'owners were looking for large profits. from running war contraband and the wise decision was that the British navy ' as nob Called npbn to protect war profiteers. If a vessel ,under the flag of Pan- oma gees into tlionble it is Plain enough Panama could do nothing at all about it. United States crews cannot be used, zo the desire is to have British crews for the purpose of allowing United' State vessels to make revenue, from the. shipment of war material. And it may well be that in •tdmes like the present British seamen will find themselves busily employed en, vessels of their own regisitry, NOTE AND Cd1MC111ENT r*,a With, both big fairs closed, and Congress .almost over, United States faces the old 'problem of what to do with the long winter evenings, w * • There are s0 many new gadgets for causing years to be shed by the. ladies of today that one would not be surprised to find that some of thesn, 'were skipping off to the kindergarten, Glasses, • . • IWashington announces that as ad- ditional $1,300,000,00' will be spent on building a greater navy. United States is travelling the dollar route in search of security—a road which app'orentlp has no ending, A baby weiee ghing 17 ounces was born at Dayton, Ohio, and is said to have a fair enough chance for lis 1ng. Meanwhile father is not .al- lowed to walk the floor with the 011110 for fear he :for'g'ets where he put 11 dawn, :t ,;" 0 Newspapers in Italy are. Xreebp commenting on the belief that Ger- snany and Russia will collide head. en In their desire for eXpanaionisni- An:d not long ago. Italian papers had nothing but praise, molasses and ex- clamation marks for anything which cause from B.ei'lin, Under the law of Bris;ise ,Colum_ bio a strike is illegal until eonoillia- tion anti arbitration' -have been fairly tried, and Vie result was that in the first year time lost bp strikes had been cut .two-thirds 'from the year before, We'd call that shat - Relent proof of success. It is known tthat the Russian crown jewels were in the possession of Poland prior ,to the outbreak of the wear, Today they are variously reported as being in Fiance, Britain and United States, Awl in these strange days that Is about as muelu information as Is likely to be forth, - opining. sis A,1 Alma College 111 Miob„ profes- sets desired to prove that people 5001d sign anything in the way od o petilio0 with'nut knowing wbat" it was all about, They sent one around' and, the tet was that talose t signing would "decapitate tbeme- selves; with great joy," and it was readily signet by the great nlajaritY of the students, Perhaps that is why governments seldom pay much attention.to petitions, AGE Age is a quelity 01 mind, xf You've lett your 'dreams behind 11 hope is sold, -, If you no linger look "bond. If your ambltione fires are dead, ]bat- if trans , life you irilao the best, Pe int Idle yet keep the zest, If love you lend NO matter how the years go by No matter how the birthdays fly Yon are not old, Prize Cattle To Go To Chicago P G, Todd 000 of St. elelene, are among pntarlo 801110- 00811,who have made entries ht the 1006 International Livetstockt Ex- position, to, beheld et Chicago, the heat week in Decettber. Two an.imtale of Tod0PS fannies Ab- erbeen•Anig0e herd are entered, and, will be in charge 01 Tomm Todd when shipped to Chicago, along with other Ontario cattle entered in the Es:potation. The .,tire 01 medals, cups and Sliver trophies, that were displayed In Luck:now on Fall Fair day, give some idea of the competitive sue- cesses 011 this "herd, ,But never be- fore hai,,e they been entered at the Chicago Fair, Some Funny Want Ads Lots of funny want ads get into the Want Ad' COatauna of news- papers, They are so 'funny some- times that people have begun. to col- lect them, Here are a few from the assortment 0 a collector, "Pensonal: Family lawyer will read• the will next Sunday mornink at the residence of Timothy Halla• hen, who died January 16th, to ae- oommiodate his relatives." "Wanted: Strong willing young man to take can Ot horses who can speak Spanish," "For Sate: Nice double mattress by an old lady full of feathers.'" "Wanted/: For the holidays: Extra male and female help; no others need apply," "For Quick Sale: "Jersey eon giving 8 quarts: of milk, a single ben and a music box." "Personal: Manof means who snores desires to meet attractive woman who is dew bat - not dumb. Object matrimonial peace," "For sale: Bakery busineve. Good /citation, good trade. Large oven, owner has been in it for 20 years." 'For Rend,, Reasonable modern 6 room flat, with bath on the car line-" "Wanted: Bright boy who can 0113em oysters with a reference." "For Sale: Grand piano by a young lady with mahogany legs and ease "Ranted. A large well -finished WEDNESDAY, NOV 0101311 8th ' JOIN THE STAMP CLUB • For ten cents end the label end showing the teapot trade• mark, from en packetof SALADA TEA we will send you e Beginner's Outfit of ; 1-64 page Stamp Album. 2-100 all.different stamps. 3-13ig list of thousands of stamps offered Free in exchange for SALADA labels. SALADA STAMP CLUB - 461 King Si. W., Toronto room by a young lady about 16 -feet square," "ear Sale: Nice parlor suite by an old couple stuffed with hair," The d'lmpped Skirt is the big feel - ion news of the winter, in 'peg -tap polonaise, harem, pinafore and apron •drapery with •accent al- wa,ps on squall waistlines, Long sleeves high necklines, buttons and jewelled ornaments are good, ;Metallic blouses are patieularly good "style. Send in names of your visitors'. WILLIAM SPENCE Estate Agent, Conveyancer and Commissioner General insurance Office Main Street. ---: Ethel, Ontario isewellIssmats 1 Reasons Why eid's Glasses Satisfy MODERATE IN PRICE • BACKED BY THOROUGH EYE EXAMINATION FRAMES ANI) MOUNTINGS ARE GUARANTEED AGAINST BREACKAGE FOR ONE YEAR 21 YEARS EXPERIENCE . P. A. REID, Ra 0. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST AT MISS t°1bOGSTON'S WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 2.00 TO 5,00 P. M. PHONE 51 LIGHTS TO 1 AD IRE. PS SENSATIONAL? YOU BET!LET us SNOW YOU THIS NEW KIND OF TIRE TODAY • A marvel of tire engineering! 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