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p"";'!"�'"" � ,"r�'� 7. ��*(J aan. week ead�s crop -of optim- what secrecy and dis'sembling these 9 large , I I
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1, 4�' �J:,��'�%�,� �'�"`AW parts at It alre, cleverly di r6slecu- J. L. Ralston, ministei, of National Negligible 20 ywe ago, Industrial �
"i - �q declaratiol.13A _14lat Hitler's at- offensive& are prepared, behind - a --awa away , ' of" the war, ,in men, ftodstuffs, I
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�4)�,�,�ii'��'�",����,'�,"���,:'r$ t -to bloolmde Britain by sub- screen of appeasement talk and di 0 oasts, of Scotlari�i and Defence-, Hion. T. 0. Oraraw, Minisiter reatearch Is bur fastest-growlag profes- was &,� Another doptor want� 1 .
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, I of Mines and Resources; Mr., Grabam Sion. Tali.s year, alert American maii- ,ad a. glass boot to fit over gamgren-
,�,�����-',',',',��,,��,,,,,�',;;�;;;,. III COM- vells'loa, of attention elsewhere, ite to, that undertaking, and, as prO7 Towers Governor of the Bank of ufacturers will kyendj190,000,000 Ja IOUs ,1090; q1ternzte pressure and
,,"�J'��,�.j,�,t, �., .'' '' p,o 'and �Iie ,Q � attack had .
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j��;�,,.', ` `�`,' 0,*IiA Red, ,and that it wEts dou4t- � . et, and a number of landings are viding the only ,baj�ds upolil which it
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�4 %�[��J,'�j �,"�';,'�'. ,,.,. Canada; Mr. G. 0. Bate6an, Cou�firoj- 1,800 lalboratDirlea to diveover Aew vAcuup inelde the boot stln�ulatev
:�'I', � , Preparing the Invasion . effected in Blagland, To convert thes,L� can be proceedis Igently,
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,, 1� ,�, , - �, la,liddrigs into Invasion immense s,up-' -4� ,with intall muklag ,their Products Wall- vesseft and hastens mendlus. .
" `,:, i�', i, � y, the, q,avernaneut ,has ordered ,the reg
�,14�e her land and sea detentes are ler of Minerale-ind 'Metals, and Ron. methods of
-'�,��,L�` , Iso , )8tq=g, ' I I Actuall aside from the general plies wid re,irgorcements w � Mr. Justice Davis, deputy minister 9f better and more abundant. Such.' re- Corning �oawe throqo agoAn with, 0
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��:4g� , " Continent, to a known destination, I esenting the mihipg industry consumer and more .Jobs for labor, fmm anWatatiax
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. ',� , I i'�, �...' -he (haid, made the mistake of his life- ,hav,e hatip of preparations, for the and without always waiti,ilg fou . ob- Munitione and Supply were: Mi. J. H. Stovel, Dome Mines One- outst"lig 'example qf the Medical men wanted a glasol/foir
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1;:i�,',1,, " ,cure weat4pr. That cannot be done. I i & Prescott, OntaxiogNiniug Aosocia, betteilits of InditiletriaJ repeare,li is the transmission at uKm' vtolet, lf-gfit Ail -
.�� ,(,r. time going into Norway against our great invasion is the almost -daily ,-
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,,��, .. sea until the Britisb Navy is or Owing to the nature of their work, .tion; Mr. R. A. Bryce, President, Corning Glaosi Comq�any. In vast unbelievably clew glass, flawless an&
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e,"fl`. � -power, rn�ention, in the Britisq, contraun-iques .1.
,�- . the financing required to initiate the Macassa., Mines; Mr. Jos. Errington, rambling rooalias of the COrniag labor- Pure,' was AwAY pioduced by a whol-l' ' *
'%", V1. I fentsive -in. the West was two months or the bombing of crippled. There. is no arguing your
�,M,�.- I .�%tj,4.ags of barges "Itions of the five companies re- President, Little Long Lac Mine; Mi., ll�ories, amid '-salt baths and hissing ly new mlefthok This Is. Steube*- I
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2',,?i��: late in coming we ,had just about de- moving through 'the Dutch canals cently organized- and wholly-owned John K'40x, General Manager, Hal- rotary Molds, 175 scientists labor. &!ltss, bpautiful as it is useful. Ex-
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P, gim fortifications, population ' about "non -co-operation" , pany . I-
. ,P,I�o. L� But Hitler foclIM its each timo. He � by Mon. C. D. Rowe, Minister of Mun Balmer Neil-ly, Ma,clatyre, - ` I
k LIS aviation, bar it -to Rriti,sh navy . and Omega man selects ,some problem particulaa-' toria and Albert Musegin in London, .
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, 1�; g4 - the lyig rages, and, Carry out ,his Invasion supplies.of.raw material, some of Mines,; Mr, J. P. Norrie, Vice-pres., it. in New York- .
,11-1 � , sDhne lasit winter to] show. � the. power-dviven ,,.river barges of ' �,have not only safe- East Malartic Mines;
r, I �. '. - -y -76�.�, b Its 'Se companies. Mr. J. G. Me- -have worked Coming research bw developed as-
-- , " - sna -ay -ip -, n2,ny, there. But vei will be thL Comings scientists .
1-7. ... ,He. Ached Non� from tite gi , G,. the Low Countries and 'coiled on fast-moving Britis' guard Qudbec Mine Out, 2&00 1] '911ific
N , ed the future of certain, essen- CPe'a, Plies., Western tly vers, *tile i- pe
W huge, s � ala en a va cifUly efficient glass dnsub,tors for
� qf-,�, - of Our sea -power by tire lilrilliant use, 1�1�1n(,e Hirl,et. pos,ses,se� e, . h war- I
ln,�,,, ships at 20 to 30 miles range. Luden- tial industries, but at the same time Managers' Association.; Mr. J. Dry, iati-ons orf glues. They have -made 'the, ,qPq#7tOmeoast taephoue lines..
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1�. I have acquired supplies at more fav- 'borough, Manitoba Oliamber of Mine�s- glass-balts and nuts, -to he used where Conserving electric energy, these in-
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;6, . "Y'llich sh,elled Paris in 1918 -,vasn't . an Antonio Mine; acid's .
� ' Ili tlie nivriad Dutch canals lie ,has orable prices than would .,bare been Mr. J. D. PerTin, S would eat iron. , They have SUlatoins have ,helped both to improve
0,�,,,,, � feet (and until his own crops bad tile possibility of assembling, loading Possible had the Government's elutry Mr. R. E. Stavert, Consolidated Min- .
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' been planted), and sma,s-hed through and biding the,se tl-arilsp I . ,�, f miles; .
,, � t�". I orts, 'as ha I flato the market been made public, Ing and Smelting Compaily,, Mr. H. whan filled, with molten metal; drink- long-distance calls. I I
.. ., , the Belgian and French fortifications coLild hardly hope to do at Calai's - the point'.is that at such rangaS the Oper, � I . ..
,�� v � shell falls almost vertically, with no 4tions of the complanies,have al- DeWitt, Smith, Newmont Mining ilng glass�Ps that bounce unharmed The buge atem-saillasher called the
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;I I i,(rady resulted in substantial savings ComijanY; Mr. when, de6PPed on. tile floors, Co.ming cYcIGt*n, wbith bas aiLready troms- . .
�0i, Perhaps all Ilia bombs against British mcre accuracy than a bomb. The . John E. Raiturnell,
.1:,:1 . cuired. to ,"Life" Magazi.rie and my- Dritls,11 _are. . of Public fililds.
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. verY Avell-equipped to - I . . Pickle Crew Mines; MT. jules, ",in. has spun filaiments go fine that a one former Platinum Into gold, andr haw
'. ports and, sbipping have landed in thc,� s�elf simultaneous,ly. that the frionts , S� pound batch would lstretch around'the given. Off more radioactive particles
��11'1' �. . , Wo-rk is ,to begin immediately oil mllns�, Hollinger Gold, Mine; Mr.
.�'L . s;ea,"while all of ours in G.9rmany lilt Of t�lese ii�al. Sn*eeD up the German mines. Aild, I . I
�.11 ges could be ,%I-rariged to another 20 Air Force and Brifish G. Blaylock, Consolidated Minin-i and earth; has poured the world's' big- than the worl&s eiltir� supply of
.� : � P . airpl6me ractwits and oil t�anks. Pe,r- ilo,p d,ow 'tpgges4 t,bat there is nothing they . .
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, , I n to Row tank a ee all the I 9; .Mr. Eldon Brown, She I rritt gestt chunk of glaEva-the 204on
F . haps he lies changed his mind about Gn to the beach and sitraight struction work- Gordon; M -r. A. H flector for the Mt. Palomar telesc p . two I ors of "I
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� � Dover Sti"Elits, Whadch .became a verit- Mr. E. V. Richter,
- well no -t to became over-cor,fident At the mouth of the Rhine Hitler's 'b r Ing the week of tIt,5 .iTn ediate con- Howe So ' .
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V'. again.. And 'not to relax our efforts armads, would be only - I , struct,ion, "slamlewhere in Ontario', of Clarification of certain of tbe points raw sand, sloda, lime, . borax and oth- shock of hi i ' � . ...
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. night's� rim on a cleai- sea, from the another major plant engaged in the ,of the Galva ' . It was the Corning ves�earch Staff I
1114i. . I gether trying to pass.through, . . , rnmeut'S,-Mams, for -the in. er materials, are mixed by precise
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... I I I widely , . I I laboratory formulas and fed into gas' which, patiently . juggling formulas .1
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. 7 . Bombs versus Battleships . am-onia and am-mondum nitrate� for me'n anade several Suggestions Of as� fueled fumaces. , In a, �, elterry-red arld subjecting the products to'severe
�. Although I have n,ot seen any czp, P�cfessor Barise aniong German. ii�i I Oa�nada's explosive manufacturing t1st , - plans, Is *nAMT evolved a glass
� , � . I � airce in carryin) good, ,the "cooked" glas Eppilli ..... Qilt temperatures,
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I. I cific s�qatement. in thL. 1Ar!ti,,;;!i coal- tiil.�- circles as the ideal bridgehead As for tdie ability of. Hitler's air p,cgram. The 'new plant costing ap- The induetry�s representatives made iff(bO m0ldsl; still *hOt,,It is, Stamped t d
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i� munique� that t::e Gt-rman mulcks�for irvas-ion of Britain. Hitler was Power to keelp, ,�3ritish soapower, from proximately $11,0,9M,00 is being built evidliant theair desire to f OvIang. Un4er the nani�e of Pyrex,.
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I. . . pera�l . . do, everything into baking ddalciesl or auto headlights 6 I .
::� 11 � , I have nct danta,ged Briti�ih po:-ts a,,, 1,lng under Minsk,': influence; he in . ng effectively: there we axe .
I ; . I I . I on British account under supervision in their poweq. to cO-OPeraote with the by hu,' e -korourld presses. An it has gone into baking dis
4 1 a�tting at the' core of the problem. ,,, . , ge in rry I hes used
Im I virrippidg, there' ale some encouraging 111:911t Pl'Oce�ed on his plan, though it ' . tile Department -of Munition,s aril, Government. . automadc � maciiarre turns Out C'O'rro. in millious.of litomes.
I - indications. Thuq. it is sonle,thing ()f�i,s well-known, -just as he, u,scd tile Emough evidence has accumulated on Supply. � I I ' ' I
011 I .1 . . � - � sdOn-Proof pins lin ampoules by the Glass Aber is another pr d and .
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lr, a revelation to learn I.that our mer- I old Schlicff en, Plan again to c�onqupl,�T',ie'P�ombei--vel*sus.-Dattle,ship question � i - eutenant Colonel W. E., Phillips, � Unemployment Insurance I P . I oil
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'P" ll pas- througli the Fl�!I�ce, ,v%`t,h the one obviotis mod;fi- -ginning of t,be. campaign I I
� , Since the bL � I . mi -Ilion; hEtrAworkerso. flab,�icate glass� ve,rY Practical Corning achievement. I
l�. 1 . D.S10.1 AI.C,, President of die W. E. - I so beautiful it is included in, museum Onie,flftleenith -the diameter of humas, I
(,.,� '. D in XOTW&y to fill a wplitole article in Phillips Companry Limited, of Osha- Labor 0 CO'llecti"011SL But whatever the pro- ,hair, this new product�, 35 1 o
�, Channel and 1,he stlaits of over, c-ItiCI]. of pushing his righT flank to I - 1-1011. N. A.' MeLarty, Minister f
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.,� I - I apparently to tIne' g,- -at T ha m .e s Cle� Chall"t SO tha-� it couldil't be !�Cle 1111licb L.,still. hope Wlt, Ontarip, manufacturers -of glass Commons, a bill crea Cass, wiliarteveT the pz-<)duct,l it yOats ,miles Of it'a year, spurts qat of in- . .
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"I -- solved was the development fo,r rall-. sulaetillIg the wall& of homes.
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��,- ' What They Might Do the Germa,ll Ali, Force in the Kattegat the Executive bommittee of the Dr 660,600,workers, and dependentSL Unl-
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de,claxed Br#i'dsh food stocks to stand 1.
4�,, has ]anded auld with,drawn armies
i�, . wL an all-tinle bigh. - Shipping lo-,,se� . , During
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1.w , Of c0urse tile Question IS ,how to in Partment Of Munitions and Slippl,.y. ]ad, !, ,way trainmen of a, lantern globe, the'degression, Corning has
. Nanv�ay under corlitians of almost ' I roughly equa.1 total. amounts ' n I
". 11 . I have up until recently -..,been rerY4 ge,i the_ invading force..from Holland total 'Gernia ' He will Specialize Ili fille.procurement I age il,011P,s. The Dominion Avhleh wouldn?t break in the rain. To. Invested $3,000,000 in new- buildings I'll, �11� I
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-11 da,y theetignal lights, that g,leam along and equipmenit. And ,despite , new i
.;. � moderate, and with the Seizure from, to East Anglia, But again let us not I z c,d n ail* SuPe"10"ity, 'bas Car- of naval a:rmament. J. D., D. Malkin, "i,ernment contributes, orre-fifth of
the Germans' arld Itallans, ,. I - G' c, 4
�, . Out the great Duaklik eyacua- farmer 'Director of Putcha,ses, also total cantri ..
,�: �, and' new, ,I,. ,91- z.tc '� . j the railroad are the sqme beautiful a'utaintatit mochlner,y, employmeut�haa . t
. (32=Rri IM" * !�- -.),- tll�- I,cale - :�)n in denitbce of loud, German �,�asts �'i, -, ti . butions Paid li$� employe6s, I . I
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T -- - building, Ilritaib has mor,L, shipping, 0 vh.icli the 'whole attack might be red, yellow or green, wherever we risen steadflY. ThIs is true df 91a.ss . ,
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. .1 that it couldn't be daile and tlake6 the pre�qont the Gone .1 Purchasing D vi- - � � . . .
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I'll . ilrder �e� flag t`ierl. at� the outbreah 11, unched. In Pre-Panatio'n for 'tile I M i ,Jon, , played Plus, cost of admindstra- may be. It was uot always- so. yea.rs manufacturing as a whole; in 15sq, � �
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" I I of war, while she has also the full: main attempt a ' Ivai, in the Mediterranean right up to ,ion. He is zc prominent, Vancouver 11 � � I to Corning this $400,00,000 indurAT-Y"'6niployed
"., . use ,of I rge Norwegian and � might be 1111mber. Of diversions I ', No Pelson eairlink ago the railroads came
%. I t lie Italtian coasts, it has ,not� yet last i: 'F � more than $2,000
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1; �7, , � ,the - made al�pg the Channel - airc7ratt eat,- .i-diistrlalisl. John ,llton, assistant - und4er the bill, . sayingi "We have 32 sslmde�s ,of green. 13 Per cent more People than, in 1929. .
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1Z, , Dutch, rn� r'. maiiiies, and a cer-1 c,oas -aw a battleship, cruiser or GPT,eral Purchasing Agent 'for Comes I
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,,,, I . . tuin,atimber of Danish, Belgian and I t .' to di the. mairl', body -of "ieT 13� Qeri,al action. It Las last abou, ihe ,Benefits are Paid after 36 weekly Some of our yellows look red, in The averageannual. wage in the glaso
.. I British defend ' Canadian Pacific Railway, oonil On murky. veather; ' - ' :�e '-da-lagerous, flidluetiry is now $1,300 as against thes', ' '
. ers that w -ay, Para- a d6zen 6414�oyers, appar�lltly. 112 this cr 180 daily contributions witlhin a sonte of ,u -r red lighbt.s. actually look average for alill Industries o,f $1100. I .. .
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�� �.- , French ,ships. Yet sinkings duiJng chute landings 'Might be mallo all way, most of them .off E6nkirk , and loan to the Department, succeeds -Mr. t.w,,year, Perio,A, -and pa.iable -after ..
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. ,,, � I June and, the first paxt of Jilly ,have over thea country, to -�reate, confusion, none, sio far as I can leai Malkin. L. L. 'Price, SuperTisor of nine da,ys of unamploymell.L pellow. Try -to straighten this Our." .g.founder and pres- .
I approached uncomfortably near the divide our forces, dislocat� railwa'y'. A -special par-Bamentary, ,00XIlimittee
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_-w.hile free maneouver at speed. merly .
-1 terrible totals ,of the Sp' Nc . headed. fhe MachinO S, ee S that" ,
I, I I I ring of 1917. telephone, wYter ard electric sen- Fro the ,s, ifle � 1. .ry Pureh.qs- r adilY distinguished red, green and ent head ot th6 ,Jjbisin6s, , f I
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, 01 pe casei I have stud- Ing Section, has been, appointed Gem- wl a�earch should'90 at an ever -ace I
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Y; . . S1 'e,T, I were adiapited by all American and, erating pace to build a shinry new ..
Ill � . . countries from which Britain drew a tr�oop,s. might be attempted in Ireland, age' of -about 150 Germa L . �,
X�: -- - I�rgepart ' of her f ood, wood produ -n bombs, per . pro- With the Forces many, foreign, railroads. , � world. . He foresees houses built of
� � ., .cts, H! der's- ,.,chief ally. rurnior. might be sinking. .-Now, in the first place w Under the original- contract, I . . .A I , - . I
I � -- e ductibn'of Bren,giihs was planined for - Corning men fir,st glass, bricks and' pw .
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��, . iron are and, bauxite, 'Elitler has C-alled. in. witth stories ,of 2nrading can afford ,to 10'se destroyers at that about September next, but the f . blew Edison's rtftdoned with.
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,�:: . . placed a severe. s, -.rain on British ship- foices approaching from Snaiii, Ice-' rate, sdrica'we build them at the rate . . ugh- light bulbs in the old-fastidned wa�, �
:,�, guns were produced in April, and,' for ton, ,General Officer Commanding the '01ae a -t a'time. When it 'became ap- ed and. nailled; furnished with glass
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," times, as far POT these' things,; while bf these rumors might cs, gugs have been produc- ivision, Canadian parent -that the world wanted bulbs tables and chairs, and draped ' ith
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��,- even be true, slecond. place, while ' Active Servita Force, .has been pro- by the billion, a monstrous machin� glass- t�itdles; equipped with windows
o'-Ik the cenv' system, though the,only and a. considerable fleett of transPorts , wardilig Off Ger- edl at a rat- subst-aut'.ally above that
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,�,�, � I . sure safeguard against Submarine, and escorted by m*st, of t man imwasio-uthey would. be ftelia,from originally planned, according to non. moted to'the * 'rank of Lieutedant'- wa's devisled,that goee at I
,� . . , too fast a wh1c4 Permit light to enter hiilt,noue, . �
". air at he remaining the necessity of vtieking by their C General and Placed in lCorhmand at a . I
,. . tack, further r�educ*a the uiseful- 'strength 'of the German Navy seek 0C . . D. Ho,we. In order to -sper�d pro- . I clip to be.flollowed by 'ithe eye, -pro- to. escal)d-thlerellily maintairdnig pnv- ' ,
, I 50 to cross ihe top ,of the North S ' operating seven which ivill cluc;ng several hundre' -bulbs ,Per In- . �
, ","�� � - - . ness. of shipping by as much as . )1l,v*-"nd would be work -Ing. close duction the plant is � new British, Army Corps, acy -in �t sun -ht Ito= He 4�nvi,saons,
�5,'. per cent. � 1. . ... aa t 0 to the� 6oitst irc-lude. the I - 0 .
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11 . ' Brital 1, . under the,�ro,tectic,n,ot days a 'week on a threli sdlift'per day Canadian' forces 'low in duting several -hundred ipting and Plumbing fixtures made Of ' ,
I , , "I. I As for the 9,ir raMs � st . I Scotland, o,r Pass around to Irelan4, British fighter Planes,. , How Y Si �. _ England. . bulbs. per P .
, . , quickl ba I Production of 'guns, complete The announcement vVas mjnut�,-. It beilped reduce the cosf glass,; lautomobil�n insulated witib.,
. . again in in an attempt to dTaw the. Britis-11i these, ',an arrive, break' up, ,the G of maide by Defence Mi I t r .1
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" I of .'the' Past. week, they are hardly Navy far off up here. If Hitler ex- ra I . er- wIth bipods, i -,as been in, excess n -s e , Ralston. olf,.,a 60'-waftt',bulb from $1.75 in 1907 glass WbOl land runOing'on, roads pav- .
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.� I . ,more .than a'sample � ' an bomblng formations and Send schedule.. Shortly, the bipod paits . Major-Gencral G. Ill. Pearkea, V.C ta. 15. cepts tdqAy. ka He dreams of .
I:, I �' of what Hitler cbangEd- half of his navy for Norway, the figlAer convary, sicuttlin ' . : - ed with glam lblo�
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.;. I can.delliver. We ought n6t to'azsuWe ,�,Oul,d lie not be prepared t a -q',a' g for home, will also be 'manufactured in, C i Succeeds Gerieval Mdkaught ' The country's clin,icil I thermomet- a. Mal
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,,, I ��, . . aneg ILL the re I .C. as equipment is being"installed, in the Commanding, the First Canadian ter tubing Is made'A Corning by'aii worked On Via0hine-sb0l), lat,he& - I
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��� .; . . , The bi-pod..% row come train rkes, who was in . : .1
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" -.. . � st of it to conquer Britain,. and observer last Sunday from those v.e � Division. Genleral Pea' gendoup ,method. Previous4y, tub- ' .
s1fralts of Dover which, if anything, England at. a rate co-ordinated wi -also Promoted from the rank of Brig- ,Ing, was, drawn by hla, ) I .,
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i, ... or wOrn out, ,has, seriously reduced tacks, greater tlha . n arlythil ' 1. They the 2nd In- zoritai track 'quality was
X�., .. 1,9 Yet seen are as- n charge of _ It sagged;
`�,. t�e Nazi Air Force. rough which a. plod- sembled in Canada. i isiou under. uneven- Corning built a 216-fo t tow- 'LONDON and WINGHA31 I
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.e main attempt mi,,I!lt then be, made' ding Gerieral'McNaugiliton. This post will er that 'looks like the Wa' t� . I
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14 Y went into the Manders thet it would succeed, but. Vdo think to ; I ove Monument. A chunk of molten -glass, . . . � . .
� �', . air -authority T. F. Wright estimates against 'East Africa. I don:t think Paissl7l,V' Actual] , the Situation seems I Finanbe be taken, r by Li-eut.-Col. A. E. NORTH
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�� 1. . bombe�s a ers, and, that . size Of a punching bag is placed Exeter .
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, . . nd fight' she be tried. - ouncerneAt on July 5th the llight Infantry in the 2nd Brigade. 10.34 -
eq'itirely possible'that it may izes d"lan air power, leaving Bri . Potts, CoMm2ander of -the ,katoon the
that it is In, an ann , Sas I A.M.
''I . 'chi.il a:s good as ad- tish sea -Power in Control Of the sea of Finance st:Vted that funds . - at the bottom, of the, -tower and -a Hensa,V " "' * ' * ... "
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,� I I has been replacing her losses at the ritted on Siludlay that a German Wfila could nbt be sold, nor the export of Both Canadian divisions ,overseas .
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". ilding in, force was Possible when . . Canadian ,dollars Permitted for sult is a tOn"lluous Piece of fine tub- Brucefteld ...................
, ,,,. sb,�kat it Comes down,to a question .pure, are, under the ednimand of meal �who ilig 11,00 , . . .; ,�
K� shows that tille Germans save' up 4-e spoke of London absorbitig arg, f ly pleasure travel in well over 100 feet long, The in- Clinton .................... 11.47
,�, - . plalles in bet:wean: major offensives f L a 1; '- 0 - Hitler having to wipe out the United bega,11 their army career in the ranks:. .
'w i. - . sidie hone is of - unfform size -One- Londeaborlo, ........ . .
111 � ........... 12.09
-1 . . t rfi , rig area. To meet unus . rafts of tw' .
'hen, strike'a-terrific blow, care- street by street. And in a way he out the.Navy. Ift tas,k grows. Since S e UZI cas- enty-five of� third the, diameter of a-4badr. I Blyth ....................... 12,1g .
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and t oreign army, ' and being defended Ro7al-Air Force befOTe he can w the States and other countries outside the ., - . ,
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. fully co-ord4fiatedi :Vith, land amd sea made the- attempt more certain by th�re is es, the" Foreign Exchang Beers from . the Royal, Canadian Vol- Cornftg�s new llshr�i . Belgmve ....................
� � � operations, wh4th would in tbds '� Do indicatjo,n that ,he , e Control , I nk" glass IS 12.27
1 � . . c as e trillnids,takeably, amd'for 0"' Board has outlined pilrposes for untoer Reserve have arrived I,n Eng_ the greatest achievement. Wingbam . ..................... 12.45 ..
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� I . . ver, all . wir the getreial t1ities of:. .1. I � . , in various sci- ................. .
-all -armistice, r Our side, amid we ,reco Eimergency , ddan destro ' ' . . Belgrave ...................... I
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't, . cogirl � ze his cofi-que,st of Europe in re- Cases; 2. Susqness Travel; 2. Travel will assume duty eithen aboard, )0ana- 8,is beeill indisp6risa;ble asts 1L.,50 � I
I � I � 11 I wounded Pfl-ots, and d, Yers, now. overseas, or in ei-fice, instruments, but It c . �5 ,�.06
� 11 I turn f6r a "guarari,tee),., in amaged Blyth ....................... 2.1t
I of th e D - oli-lnes,, while the en4my loses bds - ships of the Royal Navy.
i - , 0 . iblia ,for Health Purploses; 4. Travot for Plane are times as much as the beet glasq
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. lift her blookade. - Purposes of E,ducatloll, Scientific .now complete wher�by 150 more mea. -In.' attempting - to, make a glass as Clinton ....... ...
l. ; I . .1 I I For if 'he can Orn'ly b -O -Pe' to a,&C10111plish it in- Trai I . .... � ....... 3.0s 1
,. - ., Avill ,,be ,enrolled as ratings and setit clear, as reEyistuA.t to htgh tempera- 13' ,befiedd ................ ,
,.. I I 1. � � Hltl,--r can, not saw off a comptomise directly, by a,amaging Britain's air- l nkng, etc.; 5. Personal AfFaars (ap- to .1 I- . . I ru ' *. * --&.29
, � I I with Britain �hss be.not got to defeat' craft f a c t 0 1, 1 e s, dist Plications considered on their .,mer- the, VAlted, kingdom far training. tu"es and as trAnspairent to Certain KIPPeil ....................... .
�k ,� 0 * ributed ail 3.38 * , I .
1, .1. its-); 6. Internationlai. Conventions; They will be eligible f6f iDffjcers,, tom. rays, as quartz, Corn' 19 res Hensall .... ,
, Country. and destra , 7. -im ,earch men ....... * .... * � - ' ' 3.45
z, . . I. . (her, one Way or another, before he through the .t � m%sions. -
, a I can en�oy the fruits, of his victory at, the tbo lying T r -a risit Tough thlb- U-nited States; , These gl Exeter ........................
.": I th � . appointments are tried and abandoned 600 ' ass .formu� 2.58 �
,0, I . . .1 & .1 the Coniijae'lat? usands, ,of re , Serve niachines, 8. -International Commu Made through various Momilho passed and- -a quarter of . -.1--
:;� hidden in EvmaJI lots ' ten; Perm! R.C.NX.R. di. das.
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�� . �7 - Britain No Pushover I Places'. In' Met the U.S. aircraft in- obtained for- pleasure -Purposes under .
N't", . � false repres I I management dedded to 8;cT,a - the ob- � � .
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?," , 0 -1111111 Nevertheless, Churchill had good, Evince h1rese a -lone 11 al osit apPlicant Punishable in, accordance wealth ir Tr' A M�. P.M. .1
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�i�ii,,� 1. �. I m'il4,tarl1Y-§aun1dl reasons for big bold Britai'll's losses) In fIghting. 0 1 . ad in dietall by rePres, ' 'the - o0lentkAs begged, They got GO'dle"Icill, ............ #l15 21`20 .
4:",;,. !", , I confidlerice that Bri . ta,i,n could-01tii- B I The Houge of Commons In coni- partici ' entatives of the their. rePrIe'm Like P firli-ch on his 6-31 . . L49
�,V, 4.:,-1 , � I ' Pating 'countries' at a recent magnificent t ., Chilton ......... 6.43 2.00
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RVI', � . presided- over by'Rom, C. G. Power � ....... 7.06 3.21 ''
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�. I . . CO., HAMILTON, -ONT. I tims has yet done. For the first ledtion, to rn,eet any� threat, Rehin, with regard' to the tax POOemleut of shipmentz of aircraft 9.36
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