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Beier Lavelle, by John Brophy (3
M. dent, Toronto, $2,00). 'l'hls'iiovel,
of 'ten..years•atter-the-wat�' is 'a frank
Yet delicate study of the sharp cleav-
age :between two generations, between
those who lost their. youth in the 'war
and diose who have grown to matur-
ity since the Armistice. Iles Mr.
Brophy is finally master of his meth-
ods; he shirks none of the difficulties'
and moral problems of his theme,
but he achieves exactly. the ends he
aims for. Tho story of - the Irish ar-
chitect and his unusual housing estate
is told with e. deftness Hardly notice-
able; the powerful writing and the
dramatic situations which have al-
ways marked his work rise naturally,
and therefore with greater effect,
from the narrative. There is wit and
irony in 'Peter Lavelle; and some
lovely descriptions of the English
countryside. Peter himself, embitter-
ed, whimsical, creative and earnest,
is a genuine and valuable creation; •
and the reader will also be delighted
to meet Isobel, his steadfast English
lover; Daphne Semple, the deliciously
provocative musicai-comedy actress, ,
and Peter's wise little son, Christo- races.
pher. From April 1 to October 31 of this
The Strange Case of Viutrix fol year, 20,083 Canadians who went to
Barton, by Ion Marshall (T. Nelson the United States intending to reside
Sons $2.00) Viotrix l'olbarton a there permanently have returned to
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cupied the positipn of Vice-president 1 NO BETTER MEDICINE
of the former Oldfield Company, a j� j;, MEDICINE
Salesman Honored 1 •
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subsidiary of Firestone.
With Presldency� In 1920 Harvey Firestone decided
Earl W. BeSaw Appointed
50 Head of Firestone Cana-
dian Company
Scans Canada's Future
Hamilton.—Nearly 20 years
young fellow by the name of Earl
BeSaw walked into the office of Har-
vey S. Firestone and asked, for a job.
"I want a job selling tires with
your concern," lie told the now-fam-
The Natural Resources sus rubber pioneer.
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Dre'Williia>ns'
PHiK PILLS
"A HOUSEHOLD NAM■
IN 54 COUNTPUES"
to expand in Canada. He foresaw
great possibilities in the Canadian
territory and made Mr. BeSaw Vice- Is What Thousands of Mothers
President and General Manager of Say of Baby's Own Tablets.
the Canadian company, Mr. BeSaw
took his new position Dezember, 1922, A medicine for the baby or growing
at Hamilton, when production was child—one that the mother can feel
1 is absolutely safe as well as
FOR LITTLE ONES
ago a approximately 100 tires and 200 tubes aalcien
II` a day efficient—is found in Baby's Own Tab -
Expansion in Canada I lets. The Tablets are praised by
Firestone developed rapidly in. Can -'thousands of mothers throughout the
country. These mothers have found
ada, additions were made to the fac- b`, actual experience that there is no
tory, the largest being in 1927, when other medicine for little ones to equal
the capacity was doubled, increasing them. Once a mother has used them
the production to 6,000 tires and 6,000 for her children she will use nothing
tubes a day. Today Firestone is ree else. Concerning them Mrs. Charles
ognized as oue of the leaders in the Butt, Tancock Island, N.S., writes:
tire industry in Canada. ••I have ten children, the baby being
In expressing 11t keen appreciation just six months old. I have used
of his appointment as President of the Baby's Own Tablets for then for the
Firestone Tire & Rubber Company of past 20 years and can truthfully say
Canada, Limited, 14 Ir. BeSaw stated: that I know of no better medicine for
"Canada's future is unquestioned. Her little ones. I always keep a box of the
national resources are r,nly ort tr de Tablets in. the house and would ad -
to be developed and her export trade vise all other other mothers to do so."
is gxpauding rapidly. Our Canadian. Baby's Own Tablets are sold by all
organization • is complete from coast medicine dealers or will be mailed
to coast, and wo enter the year 1930 upon receipt of price, 25 cents per
with a most modern factory, a loyal box, by The Dr. Williams' Medicine
staff of workers, a sale's force -trainer Co Brockville, Ont,
in today's merchandising methods,
and notwithstanding Firestone's rapid A STRING ..----0....---
growth in Canada during the past
six years, we look for even greater By Rex Hunter
developments in the future." A Manhattan apartment dweller
walking along Chambers Street the
"Why?" he was asked. "Because I
Question believe in you, Mr. Firestone, and my
' Regina Leader (Lib.): What Sas- judgment leads me also to believe
katchewan wants is a fair settlement that there will be real opportunities
of the natural resources question. If for growth and development in the
tire industry."
Harvey 5..Firestone was just really
getting his own foothold then — he
was making the first steps wbich
would later make him one of the
world's most famous men in cams
coerce and industry. BeSaw got the
job. For 20 years he has been an
indefatigable worker.
the two Governments cannot agree
on terms, as gentlement meeting gen-
' tlemen, Saskatchewan has the privi-
lege of challenging before the Privy
Council the whole series of legislative
acts by which the Dominion Parlia-
ment assumed control over the North-
West Territories previous to the es-
tablishment of the Provinces of Sas-
katchew.an and Alberta. Th°p validity
of the law by which the control of the
Y,atural resources 'remained in the
Bands of the Dominion Parliament of Firestone Tire & Rubber Company.
lex' the provinces had been created •
At the close of the directors' meeting,
0
arts
can also be challenged in the c after -
of
was held immediately ate
of law. ward, Mr. Firestone greeted him with
the following. words: "Well, Mr. Be -
Canadian Support for Lord beend President of
Appointed President
This week Mr, BeSaw attended the
annual stockholders' meeting of the
• Beaverbrook
Manitoba Free Press (Lib.): Th.e.
newspapers and public) Hien of Can-
ada who are cheering the loudest for
Lord Beav crbrook and his policy of
"-Empire Free Trade" hold now, as
they have always held, that the pre-
ference upon British goods which
Lord Beaverbrook says is of "no real
value," is highly detrimental to the
Canadian manufacturing -industry and
ought to be restricted or abolished.
Lord Beaverbrook finds in the pro-
fessions of support by these public
leen and newspapers proof that Can-
ada is behind his drive; but evidence
of the complete insincerity of these
professions is easily obtainable if
Lord Beaverbrook cares to look for it.
rIassified Advertisements
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ia ber College. in Qutree een West, Tore. onto
Iirmmngration to Canada
Shows Decline From' '28
Montreal,—In the first s'3ven months
of the current fiscal year, April 1 to
October 31, British immigration to
Canada totalled 55,167, an increase of
7,777- over the total for the corresr.:.
ponding period last year. Immigra•
tion from the United States was 23?
038, an increase, of 1,664; immigra-
tion from northwestern Europe was
23,219, an increase of 97, and immi-
gration of all races was 27,730, a de-
crease of 13,016. Total immigration.
in. the seven months was 129,164, as
compared with 131,754 for the same
period last year, a decrease of 2,604
or 2 per cent,
Immigration in October of this Year
was 8,817, an increase of 776 over
October, 1928, or 10 per cent. Of the
total, 3,386 were British, 2,329 from.
the United States, 1,328 northwestern
European races and 1,774 of other.
the Dominion.
healthy young woman, who should i. _ _ e__.
have lived for years, died suddenly; Los Angeles woman, suing for
yet though there was no trace of
poisoning, all the medical evidence divorce, tells the court her husband
agreed that this was the cause of her spanked her, pulled her hair and ears,
death. Not only the murder but the slammed a door on her arm, and then
inquest held an element of mystery, locked her up in a closet. She says
she doesn't know why he did these'
and puzzled police as well as public. things. Redo. He was mad at her.
Why was she killed, what poison was
the deadly instrument, and how was I
it administered? Who was the mur-
derer? Such is the setting. of this'
soundly constructed story, the sola-
tion that is excitingly unfolded is sat
isfying and complete, with a definite;
thread of romance throughout the
book that ends up very charmingly.
The Waiting Room by G. Grange
(3. M. Dent, Toronto, $L50). A the-
matic ghost story which aims at inter-
preting imaginatively the war of 1914-
1918. The waiting room is a state
of being after death, in which a few
typical combatants discuss the war
while it is still on. Tho burial of
German dead in a French Village ce-
metery causes trouble among the
ghosts, a medieval bishop arises from
Ainieus Cathedral to save it from des
truction, a cockney ghost sets out
to understand the war that has been
fatal to him, and the spiritual issues
are curiously' involved with a ghostly
love affair and a war amongst the
ghosts themselves. The story taken
seriously gives some shrewd and in-
teresting views on the war and that
generation, taken in a lighter mood
it will be found stimulating and amus-
ing with its ironic humor.
--
WEAK SPOTS
We must have a weak spot or two
in a character before we can love it
do not laugh or
much. People who
cry, or take more of anything that is
good for theta, or use anything but
dictionary words, are admirable sub-
jects fof biographers. But we don't
care most for those flat pattern flow-
ers that press best in the herbarium.
Luck is something to which, other
people owe their success,
Outside the Family other day observed a string of onions
the y eu vo made t Du ban Natal Mercury: A compel. -
store.
outside a wholesale produce
the Canadian Company;' 'son of the speeches made in the Cali -store. It took him back a long way
The story of Earl BeSaw is the to the time when such strings hung
story of a boy with only a high school adian Budget debate early in the pres-
education and whose parents were
in very modest circumstances and,
therefore, not in a position to give
him a college education, but Earl
studied nights and holidays while
selling tires in the great undeveloped
Western States. He dict his work
in a way that pleased his superiors
and he became Branch Manager oP It would be impossible to believe, diel
the Des Moines branch of Firestone. are not know it fox a fact, that these
His rise- was rapid, and in 1914 he speeches were all made in the Pai.•lia-
was promoted to the post of Western ments of Dominions having a Common
ent year, and those coming from the with flitches of baron from smoke
blackened rafters. As he walked on
farther and farther from the store he
regretted that he had not tried to buy
the string of onions.
"Yet this is foolish;" he said to him-
seli as neared lower Broadway. "That
is a wholesale store and I couldn't
use a dozen .strings. Besides, I have
nowhere to hang such a string, for
my walls are of plaster and will hard-
ly hold a nail. Better to go on buying
a few loose onions in little paper
bags. Yet sthere is something im-
memorial about a string of onions,
like _a bed of mint or a cat sunning
itself by a kitchen door."
Some days later, on Fourteenth
Street, he saw outside an Italian re-
tail store many such strings looped
over a barrel He went in, made his
Union Government beaches at Cape-
town during the discussions on the
German Trade Treaty, the Flag Bill
and on sundry other occasions show
how enormous is the gulf which' the
present reigning clique insists upon
creating between South Africa and
the remainder of the Commonwealth.
District Manager. His appointment
as Western Sales Manager and Assist-
ant General Sales Manager followed,
and in 1919 Mr. BeSaw was named
General Sales Manager. IIe next oc-
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Attention 'laving been directed to the scarcity of work
it
repel t'time, employers of labor are aslt-
etl to try and help to relieve situation engaging 1 todespise, lead, It threatens to go near to ter -
Song fide residents ofavailable l Toop
allegiance, In Canada we find all par-
ties committed to the policy of Im-
perial Preference and to its extension
wherever possible, and one of the chief
cares of the Ministry during the de-.
bate to which we have referred was
to show it was not lukew.trin on the
subject, for the temper of the House
was suet that the Prime Minister
found it necess 1y to assure it that
increases in the Pref^.rence granted by
the Budget it Was.discussing were re-
stricted only because it was desirable
at the moment that they should do lit-
tle as possibl•2 by way of change of
tariff. And this is the policy adopted
in her own considered interest, not by
a struggling colony which has to rely
on subsidies from the British Treas-
ury in order to make ends meet, but
by the senior Dominion of tho
monwealth, which holds half a eontin
ent in fee which inoludes within its
territory the most productive granary
of the world, and whose exports of
wheat and flour alone exceed the total
exports of the Union, including all our
output of forty millions of gold and
diamonds annually. .
Song
At Birdland Corner, where I live,
And daffodils appears--
The hero of my life and dreams
Cries "Cuckoo" every year.
1:e is my life's example, and
Isis spirit fills my place;
That l; like him, would be a voice,
1. face.
And let my. notes be cries of' ,
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purchase and walked contentedly
away with it. Back at the apartment,
he inade a survey, then drove a
nail auto the side of the battered
bookcase and hung up the string of
onions. It hangs there, a symbol of
somethiug rude, earthy and hearty,
something that has almost gone out
of the world, and when the eye of
the 'apartment dweller catches it he
forgets the din of riveting and the
surly grumbling of rock boring ma-
chines across the way.
Mallard's 'Lin'mentfor Coughs.
A TEST
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When in doubt as to whether a cer-
tain thing is good for you, make this
the test: "Will it tend to make a
stranger man of me, so that I will be
in better condition to fight life's bat-
tles, or will it Weaken me and tend to
demoralize my purpose?" No matter
how unpleasant or disagreeable 'the
thing may be, everything considered,
if it will slake you a stronger man or
woman, do it.
TRUTH
1 And never show toy No one can. be sure in advance
1 th19 Clty at the p r where fat �erlitubrtag path of truth May
theit t" by1gaging only o t
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,Toronto 0111 ally av'al a � i�'or i. � i situp a c ea .
That children from their cradles have,
NOlri�]EtES1b1GNTS i An.i hearts grown old anal ~vise:
Notice as hereby given that no assistance or rel'. will 1fir. H. Davies.
be given to lion -residents of the City on account of 1 heir t
being out of employment.
SAMUEL McBRIDE,
Minard's Liniment for Distemper.
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Mayor's Office, Mayor. 1 It takes a mighty tactful physician
Toronto, December '12th, I:929. • s 1jj, i.n cure a woman, tvho has troth lig the
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matter 7t ith hex.
Able precipices; it threatens to lose
itself behind perpendicular rocks of
doubt. The appeal is to the brave
Mind, regardless of self, to march on
and cliinb,, with sublime truSt that
truth leads surely to he heart of God,
---Charles F. Dole.
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