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World Wide News In Brief Form
Albino Deer Shot the charges of graft involving the Li -
Copper Cliff -Constable Jolian Liv- quor Control Board's purchases,
ingstone, white hunting back fin the
bush from Massey, felled a :2 -year- No Disarmament by
old deer of the Albino eines. The Example for Britain.
body was white and the' Jaeacl brown. London -Prime Minister Ramsay
MacDonald said at the Lord Mayor's
Calgary Saved $380,000 banquet the experience of Great Bri-
Calgary-A sum of .$5,710 in Unit- tain bad proved that, in the present
ed States gold' is in the cane of sol- state of mind of :the world, -disarma-
icitors here for the Malden Trust Co. ment by example was not an effect -
of Malden, Mass., the tiinis to Cal- ive way to reduce arms or increase
gary's protest, made early in 1933, internationalconfidence.
against payment of high.American ex-
change rates. Refusal ;to .pay the ex- Homuth Wants Caucus .of
change rate on the besnds.due at time Members and Defeated Candidates
the protests was made saved Calgary Charging former Premier Henry
approximately '$380/00Q, stated. Mayor with indulgence in "petty abuse of
Andrew Davison, in •.commenting on myself," Karl-Honiuth, recently de -
the settlement. feated Conservative ,candidate in
Waterloo :South, has made public an
May Have Closer 'Trade Relations answering ;letter, addressed to the
Ottwa-With a wiew to closer trade Conservative Leader. A second mis-
relations between +Canada and the Un- sive to the ninety ,party candidates
ited States, a saamey is now being of last Janne alludes ,to the proposed
made to see what Commodities could caucus of .sitting members, at which
be exchanged esiithout injuriously af- "the defeated .candidates -and their
constituenoies tate:to be dumb and ac-
cept the bill .of ;fare handed them."
"I propose :to 'keep on pressing for
a cancans elf 'the -ninety members and
defeated(candidates," Mr. Homuth ad-
- with the possible'negotiation of a new vises his ca ille+agttes. "Are you going
trade deal with the neighboring Re- to take this insult to our intelligence
public.
lying (d own?"
Hon. Chas. ll1lsdCrea Not Involved Oldest Bible Found
The naming- -Of W. G. Clysdale as Vienna -.Discovery of a pile of
the Conservarfive organizer who was dusty manuscripts, described as the
hired to promote the sale of a certain "world's .oldest.J3ible," was announc-
brand of Sootch whiskey in Ontario ed by Hans ,Gerstinger, chief of the
while carrying on his political duties, manuscript section of the Austrian
and the virtual exoneration • of Hon. National ihilrrary. The laboriously
Charles McOrea from suspicion of writtten 1pages, he said, date to'the se-
improper practices in connection with coed .century. iHe added that several
the purchasing eifliquor for the On- ancient ;Greek ;,philosophical works
eatario Government stores, featured a hitherto believed lost, were found.
session of t'lse "`tollgate" inquiry into
Shareholders .of..Bank
sof Canada '.to .Meet
fecting the intrere;sts of either coun-
try. Hon. W D. 'Herridge, the Can-
adian Minister en Washington, has
been in Ottawa for several days, and
his visit is belireued to be connected
T EETN lel+
Relieved/
Mrs. Edward James' *baby had
two teeth avaten ,less than three
months old- Eah>etwrites: "Ire has
18 now and it conn .truthfully say
that givinghimiBaby's Own Tab-
lets while rnw'htiing'his teeth kept
him fit and atoll". 'Teething is a
restless fevezii h dime for babies
but the little pane w+analways be
soothed and zdae (fever reduced by
giving sweet, agfc Baby's Own
Tablets. Vets* easy to take, no
after effects. Paice.25e everywhere.
Ottawa-Zll-e ative plans have been
naaal:e 'to call the first general meet-
ing <of :shareholders in the Bank of
Canada :on ijan. 23, 1935, after which
the mew institution would •at once
commence csipeeations, it was learned
here on 'the .return from abroad of.
Cera'ha;ma. 'Towers, Governor of the
bank.
Liberal cC•aueun'his Month
Caucus of the 'Ontario Liberal Par-
ty will be .called 'in Toronto some
time dae'ing :the -week of the Royal
Winter 'Fair, 'Premier Mitchell F.
Hepburn said. 'Mr. -Hepburn said he
intended leaving 'for a month's holi-
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day about the end of November and
intended calling the Liberal members
of the Legislature together before
then and he believed the proper time
would be during the Winter Fair
week when a number of them would
be in the city,
To Battle Against Slums
Another phase in the battle against
slum conditions and unsuitable hous-
ing in Canada will begin soon with
the launching of a comprehensive.
survey of the Dominion's housing
needs by the National Construction
Council of Canada,
Prize Cattle Burned
Dundas, Ont. -Twenty prize cattle
were burned to death or so badly in-
jured they had to be destroyed in a
fire which destroyed a box car on
the Canadian National Railway sick-
ing here. The cattle were owned by
F. C. Biggs, former minister of high-
ways, and well known as owner of
many prize cattle. The cattle, vahned
at $4,000, were being shipped to Mil-
ton. One of the cows calved daring
the night and. the veterinary was 'call-
ed. As he was attending the 'animal,
it kicked over a lantern, which ex-
ploded and in a few moments the
straw -filled box car was 'a mass of
flames.
Bankers to Co -Operate Wifh
Central Bank
Montreal-Altho' g'I establishment
of a central bank in Canada was des-
tined to make a sharp 'break in the
evolution of the. Canadian banking
system, there need 'be 'no fear Cana-
dian bankers would not co-operate
with the bank. 'of 'Canada, Jackson
Dodds, Montreal, President of the
Canadian Bankers' .Association, told
the annual general -meeting o fthat
organization.
Demand Ili -tory :;Book
Be Withdrawn
Halfax-..Churdhmen assailed the
Nova Sonora (Government with de
mands thnt.twolhistory books, taught
in high sdhodls tthroughout the Prov-
ince, he memauell;from cirriculum, in
view :of their modernistic teachings.
Rev. Edward Morris of St. Mat-
thias Anglican Church declared a res-
olution tse.dkingtticeir withdrawl would
be circulated throught the Province-
Flaaad-m New'Premier
Of Francue
Paris -While: crowds in Paris, Nan-
cy and rilsewhere cheered' Gaston e.ned.by insurance.
Doum-ergue, and cried, "Down with Flames ,suddenly betake mut :in • one
Parliament;" Pierre Etienne Fland-tra, i setion of the hann :an,d soon :apread
Deninrergue"s successor as Premier., to the arljioiniegg part evlhidh was about
finished teireswoi* of patching togetk- 40 1V';5 Leet 'The lain„ger section•was
er .ancifh'er "'truce" Government, 42 by ,6O feet. It dill mot :spread tto a
The sum=foot-six Flandin, spurred nearby :stlio'hut ;eparks:and flarnes,fan-
by The gravest crisis France has used in .aloe `dirty tion (of the house set
known :Sinee the bloody riots nine' .tit `afire. The:owner and :vdlunteer: fire-
rnonth's ago nixat%brought Doumergnte men •.extingaisheil the lease 'Blare be -
to power, -needed only ten hours tot 1l5're mach .damage was (hone, 'but
put 'egefher+the pieces of the Cabinet: could do .nothing `to :dhudk :the ;tarn
wrecked 'by 'Edouard Herriot's Raid- Vie'
';cal So iialrsts.
:Raincoat 'Lost 'En lake
Bennett 'To laid -Newsprint Industry Pound Fallowing 'Day
A• :ta•wa,-ih (delegation representing' •`Reddy' MacDonald, ;vuelilkianwn
the Canadian 'Newsprint Export As- .fitlmranan, ]lead :the .unique ceaperience Shot Himself With -Borrowed 'Gun
socrafion -and 'three individual pale of hosing a ,rainooat some miles tout David Hopkins, 'Hanover, -about '60
and •leaped -companies, secured from i an Lake Horton (an Tuesday ;ant .re- years age, shot 'himself 'in a field of
Premier R. B. 'Bennett a promise bf.trietving it helm (flee name ,deep :waters his farm. It is 'believed that 'Holi1 ins
Federal iGoveennrent action to secure' Wednesday. had been very enudh depressed since
stable ret port ;prices if the industaiv' "'Reddy" vtms :ant £fishing (on 'Teases- the deah of his Wife -last year ate That
should ask for iit, and Premiers Tax -;'day :and whole :setting 'his :nets hung this was responsible for 'His taking
ehereaaa of Seabee rand Hepburn of; ;his inTincoat em the :gunwale :of 'fnis his own life.
Ontario prove :agreeable.:boat .A huge ;wave came :and :swept Mr. Hopkins lead.'borrowed •a •shot -
the chat into :the water, making 'its gun from a neighbor, Harry !Rogers
Workbag A Smooth .;Racket ;res.aue 'imposs'tlle in ,smxh 'heavy meas. and purchased same shells from a
The Ontario `tn.enrities Com.mis.•s- Wednesday while iiiffing 'his nets ,the local hardware store. Re 'went ratit 'in
iont
is leaking a'kxng far.ftW,o men, who say (fishert•taan was •,vztrprise,d to rfpnd ,fhei the field, placed the ',butt •.of the gun
they are arram United;States, who are! "sea -swiped" gaarmen;t &naught est tthei on the ground, the etnazz1e .againot'his
allegedil;ya!ppreadlixng(clients of stock tend of -the nets,t neck, and pulled the trigger. The
brokers no wont tof `.business with charge went .throngb the right sibs
promises of xestitelion• Their fee is . Shortage of Apples elf his neck. The ferene of •fhe traceiil
payable in ;advance. Closed 'Evaporation btrolce the gun at ttlse ;breach,-- Il m'-
For flat first time las many years; Bram Chronical.
Say Hitler Bound 'To Fall at this eseason the sat dhaaery in the:
Fort Erie, Ren. Father Michael evaporator at the foot of tt7ue big bill' Harrdware Store Robbed
Cullinane rector of 11:iovt Erie and at A-aberta on the ccmtnsatter highway ;is While Mr. and Mrs. Gordon 'Fel-1
Crystal Be-accli Boman Catholic Chur- silent. The reason is„ as the greater; bale 'were in the rear of alter( hard-;
ches, said he had formed the belief part of Ontario knave, ;the seearei.t ware .store on West street on Mon -
during a recently leompl led tour of of apples. lying frost .of last winter ;day evening, a daring sneak -thief I
Germany that Re:ic1sft ihrer Adolf took a very great toll of apple trees walked into the store, stole approx..:
Hitler is bound to fall. in the district as well as in ;many'l `
. imatoy ,,$30 from the open safe in the 1
Father Cullinane said he lined reach- other parts of Ontario, The appleanffice, and disappeared as :quietly and
ed the conclusion that der Fuehrer crop here has been very light and snsehtrusively as he entered. Mr. Teb-
was an alarmist, after oattvwersation spotty, Any orchard that bore Iseav- butt was unaware of anything wrong
with numerous persons in •Germany ily last year was badly winter killed. until he checked over the day's re -
The commercial ,growers have had a ceapts before closing the store at a-
Grain Picketers Arrested fair crop which they have sold at a boast 7;30 p. m,-Goderich Signal.
Munclare, Alta., -Fourteen n'ien are good price.
in jail, one pian suffering from a deep Lost Four Fine Cows
gash over an eye, and several others Granted divorce Mr, James Pierce, a Welt Luther
are
nursing bruises caused by police An action by Reta Marie M%xter farmer sustained the loss of four fine
clubs in the hands of Royal Canadian of Goderich for divorce from Noali cows last week in a strange „manner,
Mounted Police officers in a battle Henry Mixter, also of Goderich, was The animals died from poisoning., A.
to round up grain strike picketers, disposed of in a short time in Su- quantity of seeds which carie from
The men are held without bail, preine Court. The defendant not ap- the threshing machine was thrown
peering in court and the plaintiff be- ottt, The cows helped themselves tea
Ontario Seeks Federal Aid ing the only witness, A decree nisi these seeds with fatal results. An Work an -
On Relief Raadj
ire the, usual form was granted with alysis of the seeds showed that they
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Ottawa -Ontario snuglit the help costs against the male defendant, cot -tamed about ninety percent wormof the Federal Government in a
$16,-
rston 1V1a—Get, seed mustard, -- Arthur Enterprise
000,000 relief highway budding pro-P•alnte y New Patted? News.
gram designed to keep 40,000 men at to all probability, Palmerston will -
g
work throughout the next six tironths• have a new factory if plans of the A Dangerous Practise
The plan was laid out before Hon, town council are realized, A Toronto That the air rifle its the hands of
W, A. Gordons Minister of Labor, by' clothing firm which has been operat- a small boy continues to be a dan-
Hon, Peter Heenan, Ontario Minister ing for the last seven years is des- gerous instruiitent was proven, when
of Lands and forestry, in a long hi- irons of locating here. The firm and a 10.year-old lad while en route hoyne
PAGE THREE
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the Usual Cause of
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terview in the former's office.
Quebec May Buy Power
Back From Ontario
Any overtures on the part of the
Quebec Government to buy back
power sold to Ontario would be weI-
comed by the Hydro -Electric Power
Commission of Ontario and the Ont-
ario Government, according to views`
expressed by responsible authorities,
Suggestion that the 'Quebec Gov-
ernment take such action was advan-
ced by Hon. T. D. 13ouchard, Speak-
er of the Quebec Legislature and
Mayor of St. Hyacinthe, when speak-
ing before the Quebec Commission
of Study appointed to probe electric-
ity rates in that Province.
NEWS
of the
DISTRICT
RIFT
Bars. amt Brous 'Tonanaliip Burned
Of unknown :o.rigin, .fare ,tatallydfes-
trny:ed the Line barn an the farm . of
David McKinnon, concession .6, Bruce
Tovenslaip, ,causing ,bitia :a keas instim-
ated .at :$5r00Q. This is partially .cov-
the council have had seveeral consul-
tations during th past two months,
buf it was not until this week that
the citizens of the town became suf-
ficiently interested in the project to
aid in securing the enterprise..
McQuillan - McKinnon
The Scared Heart 'Church, Mild-
may, was the scene of :a pretty wed-
ding recently when Florence C. only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mc-
Kinnon, Culross, was united in mar
•riage to Wilfred McQuillan, only son
of Mr. and Mrs. James McQuillan,
R. R. No. 1 Lucknow• After a short
-rotor trip Mr. and Mrs. McQuillan
will reside in West Wawanosh,
Barn Burned Three Times
A week ago on the farm of John
Mills, 'West Wawanosh there was a
broken and blackened foundation
showing where there bad been a fire,
To -day on the same base a completed
steel barn, granary and all stood shin-
ing in the sunlight. Mr, Mills, last
year lost a barn, which was struck
by lightning, He put -up a steel barn,
and during the past summer it too
was burned through the satire agent.
This time he intends to protect it
with lightning rods,
Police Raided Gambling 1Party
Provincial constable McClevis, ac-
companied by Chief Constable Jack
Ferguson and County Constable Ar-
chie Ferguson, made a unanounced
visit to a local house, where it bad
been 'reported men were gambling for
fowl..
There were only 15 in the place,
and the police, who observed money
anil dice, brought an abrupt stop to
the proceedings and took the name
of each man present. -Walkerton Tel-
reseope.
Knocked Down By Truck
Neil MacDonald, delivery man for
'Cooks Rock Bottom Cash Sore, Ex-
eter, was knocked off his bicycle, on
Thursday night 'by a bread truck. 'The
truck was coining round a corner as
he was passing 'by. A blinding snow
storm obscured the vision o ffhe dri-
ver as the bicycle slipped by. The
cyclist was uninjured.
Now It Is Oil
And now it is oil. The farms of
Messrs. Bert Gibbings, J• Noble J.
Bailey and Mrs. 'Fred Tyndall, in
Tuckersmith and Hallett, 'have been
leased by a company •%s Bich will bore
for. gas or oil. If 'no gas or oil is
discovered at a reasonable distance,
the work will 'be abandoned and the
well utilized for pumping salt. -Clin-
ton News Record.
Some Hen Fru
In a window of 'Councillor Isaac
Hudson's produce store appears an
exhibit which :shows just what bens
can do when they 'try. The display
is made up of •a 'dozen eggs •cdliidh
weigh 31 ounces, 'or nearly 2 pounds.
Tlie eggs are the work of -5Y2 morifhs
old White Leghorn •ptillets.-Seaforfh
Huron Expositor.
HAPPIEST MARRIED COUPLE IN HOLLLYWOOI
None too well pleased with the
hard life of "movie' stars on a vaude-
ville tour, Ben Lyon and his famous
wife, Bebe Daniels, visited Toronto,
Ont, They are said to be Hollywood's
happiest married couple, and are here
shown with their two-year-old dau-
ghter, Barbara Bebe Lyon.
from sclaunl was struck over the left
eye with a pellet fired from one of
these weapons, and which caused a
wound that' not only bled profusely
but was nost painful for a time. Need-
less to say had the shot hit the vic-
tim on the ye, the sight of the orb
would 'have been destroyed and a
serious situation for all parties con-
cerned would have ensued., -Walker-
ton 'Hearld Times.
Married 50 Years
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Govenlock, well
'known residents of ,S'ea£orth and dis-
trict, celebrated the 50th anniversary
of 'their wedding day with a family
dinner at their home, East William
'Street, . on Sunday. Al the members
Of their family and three friends, Mrs.
A. Scott, Ottawa; Mrs. J. McMichael
and John Scott, Seaforth, who were
guests at their marriage half a cen-
tury ago were present.
ADVANTAGES OF
CHEESE AS A FOOD
One pre-eminent characteristic of
Canadian cheese is that its manufac-
ture does not impair the nutrients in
the milk from: which it is (trade. Al-
most 'all the protein of the milk, the
body building element, is present in
the cheese, e, and, if the cheese is made
from wholeemilk, almost all the but -
Cheese also contains some of the wa-
ter soluble vitamine and most of the
mineral matter se necessary for build-
ing bones and teeth. One pound of
cheese contains nearly all the pro-
tein and fat in one gallon of :rink.
By weight, its composition is approxi-
mately one-third protein, one-third
fat and one-third water.
Cheese is a very ,concentrated form
of food and, compared with other
protein foods, is :economical. Ite
small bulk makes it convenient to,
handle or to store. With proper care.
cheese will keep a long time in good;
condition and the many ways in
which it can be served givr variety
to the diet which includes a. great
deal of this food. From the stand-
point of the housekeeper, one of the.
greatest advantages is that it can be
served in its natural state without
any time, labour or expense required'
for heating, cooking or preparing it
for the table,)
In many European countries cheese
is one of the most important foods.
A labourer at hard manual work finds
a noonday meal of bread and cheese
is sufficient to maintain health and
strength for his work and it provides
a high percentage of body building
substance needed by the growing girl
or boy. In Canada, cheese is used
more for its
flavour than as a main
dish of a meal, but it could very ad-
vantageously be given a more import-
ant place in Canadian dietaries. It
an be procured almost anywhere and
t all seasons of the year.
ter -fat, with the associated fat solu-
ble vitamine which is indispensable c
:to growth and mental development. a
Faster x ay '' ow
to f' e1ieve Neuralgia
DISCOVERY ALSO EASES BAD HEADACHES
MUSCULAR PAIN OFTEN IN FEW MINUTES
Remember the pictures below when
you want fast relief from pain.
Aspirin eases even a bad headache
or neuralgia often in a few minutes!
An Aspirin tablet begins "taking
held" of your pain practically.
om
as
stas you swallow it. And Aspirin
is cafe. For Aspirin does not harm
fhe fteart.
Remember these two points:
Aspirin Speed and Aspirin Safety.
And, see that you get ASPIRIN,
the method doctors prescribe. It is
made in Canada, and all druggists
have it. Look for the name ,Bayer in
the tablet. Gem t tinrof 12 tn ables oArpeco
nomical bottle of 24 or 100 tablets,
Why Aspirin Works So Fast
Drop
Hie glass of
water. Note that 138-
PORS it touches the
bottom, it is disinte•
grating:
BN 2 SSsCONbs BY SLOP WATCH
All Aspirin tablet starts to &Shift.
grate and go to work.
What happens itt these g.rices
happens in your stomach—ASWIRiN
tablets Start "taking hold" of pain
a fete ,minutes after taking.
When th, .Pain Remember These Piktttr'es
-.AS l' DOES NOT TlADM THE HEA.1'tT•