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Established 1940 ni
Head Office, Guelph tr
Risks talten on all classes Of lusur, te
able property oil th,e cash or premium w
note System. C
ABNER COSENS, Agent, if
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DUIDLEY NUALMES 11
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC. In
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Money to Loan at Lowest Rates, T
WINGHAM
ARTHUR J. IRWIN t]
D.D,S., L.D. -,.
Doctor of Dental surgery of the t
Pennsylvania College and Licentiate t
of Dental Surgery of Ontario. I
Office In Macdonald Block. t
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DR01, G. H. ROSS C
Graduate Royal College of Dental
Surgeons
Gradgate University of Toronto
Faculty of Dentistry
OFFICE OVER H. E. ISARD'S STORE t
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Wt R. HAM t
A . PLY d
B.Sc., M.D., C.M. T
Special attention pald to diseases of
Women and Children, having taken I
postgraduate work In Surgery, Due. S
teriology and Scientific Medicine.
Office lti,th6 Kerr Residence, between
the QUeen's Hotel and the Baptist
Church.
All business given careful attention. e
Phone 54. P.O. Box 113
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Yr. Robt. C. Redinond
M.R.C.S. (Eng),
L.R.0,11, (Lond)� I
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
(Dr. Chisholm's old stan(l)r
R. JR. L. STE WART
Graduate of University of Toronto,
Faculty of Medicine; Licentiate a-' the
Ontario College of Physicians and
Surgeons.
Office Entrance;
Second Door North of Zurbrigg's
Photo Studio.
JOSEPHINE STREET PHONE Z
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ur. Idarga, et C. Ca r
General Practitioner
Graduate 'University of Toronto,,
I Faculty of Medicine.
Office—Josephin6 St,, two doors south
of Brunswick Hotel.
Telephoues—Offlee 281, Residence 151
I SELL
Town and Farm Properties. Call and
tee my list and got my prices. I have
some excellent valuos.
J G. S"InEWART
WINGHAM
Phone 184 Office in Town Hall
UNGLESS PHYSICIAN
CHIROPRACTIC
it is easier to keep well than to re-
cover lost health. Chiropractic Ad.
justments Is the Key to Better Health,
They remove the Cause of Disease.
� DR. J. ALVIN FOX
Phone 101. Houra-2-5 and TS p.m.
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D R U G11E S S P N "I'S I C I A N
OSTEOPATHY
DR. F. A. PARKER
Osteopathic Physician, only qualified
osteopath In North Huron.
Adjustment of the spine In more
quickly secured and with fewer treatw
inputs than by any other method.
Blood pressure and other examina.
tons made,
OFFICP_ OVER CHRISTIE18 4TORE
'Blink of E ngland notes are number.
ed backwards—that Is, from I to 10,.
000. 11once the number 00,091,
Fur f4rming in erl`rlv�l oil in PWXY
provinee,vi &, �Mnivion, Thtro. are
fourteen rauelie,, in the Yukon Terri.
tory,
...... .. . Aftft rowert More,
PITAL INVEST -
Three of the lesser Powers a Suor-
AN INTEUSTING
optt. Holland, Belgium and Portugal,
MENTS IN CANADA
will sit in the Washington conference.
In matters afretting the Paelfle 4lid
OIL RECOVERY
he Far &.�t it will be a nine-Nwer
ESUMPTION OF INFLUX
EXPERIMENT IN
instead of a six�Power meetirV. In
matters dealing with disarmainent
OF FOREMaN MONEY
proper the three lesser VQW,"a will
NEW BRUNSWICK
not participate.
These three are of the "Little Fee -
g plee of E urope; but I
owinion�s Rezourcer, Daily
;bey Nvere not Al
in a while
ways "Little Peoples"
Attracthig Increased Attori-
6011 of W, orld's �capitelists. man -s world, nor Are they insignigeant
factors in the Far East. They have
umg;
been there a long
The most frequently rceurring Nyord f, long time.
RAI,
Canadian economic converse is "fill- 'rho map of the weptern Pacific is
It is conlinually on the with Dutch Mld-
lgratfou." . gq'g dotted and speckled,
- p of the country's gtate�mea and
$ngs, 11olland b4,; the Celebes, Timor!,
f of New
gislators; It Is to be found every day
her Spice lsltn�s and her hal
Guinea. -She is in Sumatra, Java Qnd
the editorial columns. of Dominion's
urn-als, busifieSs men find in it the 111111 Ml Borneo. There are 150,000000 white,
Irror whic effects the general brown apd yellow MeU in t1IR Dutch
end of commercial afflairs, The East Indies and the East who ac-
g 6
knowledge the sway of Queen Wil
riii suggests the history of Canada's
ouderful growth tit all respect$ Since
helmina.
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@ The subjects -and the Government 44
onfederation; in all that it sIgniflea �pr W W..."
es the DominiolVs- hope and explacta- cerned
on of a development surpassIngeve King Albert are mostly con 'Me
about Chinese investments.
Is unprecedented record In the next thrifty folk of Belgium, through the
alf century. L bankers of Antwerp and Brussels�
CanadWs. interpretation of the word . . . . . . . . . have investAd, inillions of Belgian
and other in -
francs in tbr railway.
her national economic life, however,
dmits of a wld�3r significance than the dustries of chaotic China.
0
country of foreign Portugal broke the way int the
ntry into the
-he ships of Por -
copies, and includes the introduction immemorial East. T
The Wallace Oil Shale Test Plant f the
f foreign capital. In agriculture and tugal carry us back to the sea ro�
mance of the fifteenth century, to
?,-Anglo-PerstAn Oil Company. It is located -at
e successful iTettlement of the Do
that famous summer of 1498, famous
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Inion's -vast, uncultivated tracts of 1;Zosevale, New Brunswick, not far from the for its De Gains, its Columbus and iU
y
city of Moncton. Ten thousand gaLot..
��rtlte land lies Canada�s fundamental ,�OWVF "
f progress and future greatness. John Caloot. in those srummer days
were to. be extracted from the shales of New when the elder Cabot was creeping
here mast, however, be a correspontl� . . . . . . .
-ward along the American coast
ag industrial growth with the de- Brunswick and a large plant erected if the ;1 South
birty-eighth parallel and
to the t
by
elopment of mineral, forest and other
results are judged as satisfactory. Photo by us, on his third
atural resources and expansion In Christopher Columb
nd capital Is needed and the attrac Wo
e field of manufacturing. To this courtesy Canadian National Pailways., and last voyage, was gazing on the
Orinoco and wondering if that migbtY"
X-0 -as
water was coming down, from soi
7r
ton of thL$ necessary factor to na- �A
"terrestrial paradise'" Da Gania, that
lonal development takes Second place
a the Dominion's endeavors only to of company In- hard-bitten salt of., Portugal, was
hat of increasing the population by United States capital invested, 14 The total number sighting -the coast of Malabar.
ad -tieing an Intelligent and assimil- Canada amounted to about 1,600 MR- cor.pprations with, Dominion charters Manufacture of Kraft in Canada Da Gains; sailed in -to Calicut harbor;
ble type ofvottler to the country. Itions, or about one half the total Bri- in 1920 was 991 with a total ct'llitaliza- had to fight his way out, but he bad
in the general depression to which tish, Investment in the IiOnlinl0u. tion of $603,210,850, the greater part e output gradually shown the way, and, big ships were the
anadu was subjected In common United States, Investments In Canada. of which, WiNflout doubt, represents Kraft paper, or as it is, better known line of business th inged forerunneTs of the in,
Just how Investment In Its more common form, wi;;�'_piug rose unt4l It reached the record figure Oanvas-v�
ith otlie; nations implicated in the ' The, value 'of 'United States invest- foreign capitail. n n vasion of the East, by sea from the
'roat War mud which affected most ments in Canada during 1920 is esti- in Canada is, increasing can be real- paper, was first manufaqtured by a Of 52,000 to s 1 1920- West, that has dragged its waY
r ze 0 comparison With the Pre- Swede named IvItintzing, who discover, Kraft is utilized in numerous Ways
bases of her national IIf% it was mated at $320,000,000, made up as fol-' I d fr in a ly handle thxough four centuries and more. The
Tatifying to note, . the resumption of lows, new bond issues placed In the vlous,.Voarls. figures- when, there was a ed what Is known as the sulphate pro- and millions of people dal PoTtuguesebpve been in the Far East
Ich received cess of pulp making. it was not until this -Pepsi- In one oi� another of Its
he inffax of foreign money whicb� had United States $235,000,000; other total Of 512 COMPanit'S wit 'n countless fabricationS, it Is manu- a very long time. Macao Island is
indus- Federal charters capitalized at $214,- 1908 that Canadian paper mills, begs ancient of the white
ractically ceased with the outbreak bond,". purchassd, $15,000,000; and then faetured Into wrapping paper, envel- one of the most
If the war and continued whilat hos- trial tnyeatmeats $50,00000; Indus- 326,000, In addition to the figures to make tMa unique prodtict, 73. ope6l, marketing bags, wall papers, y4an's abiding places there, There is
fifties were in progresa. The only :land inve..3tinents $5,W0,000, increase above recorded 88 eompante% by Sup- only on a very limited scale, With t e coverings, a Portuguese Ind,,a and there are 10j-
ifference Was. that British capital in assets of insurance comIlanlea, $16,- plementary letters patent, Increased entry In 1912 of the Wayagamaek Pulp window blinda, chair seat 0004000 colonials under the Rag of
h1oh bad previously le -41 In the, as- 000,000, This constituted a record for their capital stock by $85,187,750. In and Paper CompanY at Three Rivers, bags to contain practically every.
ubservient United StAtes Investment, the figures considering these figures., too, It Quebec, which specialized in the mak- variety of bousehold foods, twine, and 14'sbon.-
ault on Canada beca me s -be high. should be borne. in mind that no ac- ing of genuine Kraft, the Industry be- when, oJlcfl is the recognized wrapper "is "Little Peoples" helped to cre-
n its volume to that of the 'United of 1919 being $200,000,'000 and t Ot Only for all foods of a, greasy nature. It ate the ProBlems of the Pacific. They'
tates, for the very conditions which e-st previous figures the $207,000,000 r0unt Is taken of the host of com- gan to flourish In Canada and n n found to make all excellent ShOuld have a hand in their solution'
org,ted under the char- wore home requirements, supplied but has bee Their interests are such as to entitle
nilltated against the transfer of any of 1916. It Is estimated that these ' PanteD iRcOrP a subztitute for COIMO owing to Its them to a seat in that part of the Coil -
an annual return of ters of the various- provinces, all of a considerable �uantity exported a
,,ubstautial amounts across the sees probably yield No statistics of production are ability to withhold rain, and even
nade it decidedly advantageous to $90,000,000, including as they do some, which have power to grant charteis. well. he years, prior to 1917, clothing is made from this, wonderful ference. There have been days innOt
end money across thQ border, It was of the Dominton's best paying bust- The fact tbat last year, In a period available for t product, It being largely used In the remote histori when ther arniamenth
stimated a - short while ago that nesses, generally considered depressive and but during that year the amount pro- facture of wo-rkm&m's overalls, would have Warranted theli in having
JivAifying conservation of action, duced totalled 27,000 tons. WithAhe 111anu
one and Other com- reuderhig them both water and fire� much to say, about the main pTrblem,
Canada practically trebled the incor- increming demand before the conference and tho Yorld
porated capital stock of the previous, panies devoting more attention to this proof.
Canada's Opportunity in Flax Fibre year and United States. total Invest- During the -war Wayagamack Kraft, —that of the limitation of arman-milts
was supplied to the various munition by land and sea.
ments nearly doubled, together with
"There, is apparently little buying that it will be fifty years before Rus- the tendency apparent for Euglish in- day of the widespread attraction boards in Canada and Me United
ur es r x rting and Kfnkdom to be utilized in the making University Class for Industrial
n linen. Purchasers 6mand lower sla, can return to large, scale fibre coming capital to assume greater sub- Canada's reso c a & e e:
Stantiallty of volume despite its.manY the greater attention devoted to the of bullets. it was, also used In the Workers.
)rIces and producers are unwillinig to productim, making of sand bags, which were,
concede them. Nothing. apparently, Consider that a fair average acre handicaps, Is, just cause for boundiess Dominion as a country for Investment.
could be more anomalous than is the yield of fibre Is 200 pounds. and we See optimism In the immediate future of To an ever greater extent the great made from material previously woven Last week the Workers' Education�
must Canadian commerce and industry. In- undeveloped wealth of Canada will from Kraft 'yarn, and thus the neces- al Xssociation of Toronto commenced.
situation In wWch the whole linen In- that the Russian area under flax for'Its exploitation. sary strength required to hold their its classes for the seascit in one of
dustry finds itself, The source of its have comprised the enormous. terri. dications become. more apparent every draw capital contents and withstand adverse wealll- the buildings of the University of
raw material Is drying tip. 'Russia is I tory of at least five million acres. It er conditions Is obtained, Toronto, The subjects to,be taught
outof the list of producers altogether,
has been conclusively proven that ir,
whilst mnsfof the others report crop
rigated lands in Weaterl Canada will
failures and diruluished production.
produce a flax fibre superior to the
Any serious. buying movement is bound
average Russian product. Ontario
to send Jinx up. Then linen, too, will
gro.we a fibre -Nvhich has been sold in
have to go up.,,
competition with Belgian line: Quebec
9�he above anuounc3ment, quoted
and British Columbia have lands and
from a recent issue of the Standard
climate eminently suited to tlids, crop.
Daily Trade Service, has a special
What other country In the world with
significance for Canada as affecting
suitable conditions hast to -day the
the future of the flax fibre Industry.
necessary acreage avallable. to meet
There Is a tendency In some quar-
the vast Russian shortage?
ters to que-to the present temporary
Further, Canadian , brains. and
stagnation In the flax market as rea-
energy have accomplished more, to -
son for curtailing Canadian activities
-wards the perfection and'Inventioll of
In fibre production. We believe that
I-abor-saving madbinery for pulling
the temporary conditions of depres-
and handling and preparing flax fibre
sion (which at the, moment apply to
than has been done in any other
almost every other class of indiistrial
country, a fact, which will place Cana -
raw material as well as to flax fibre)
da In a pre-eminently advantageous!
should not be allowed to affect the
position for the cheap production of
broad policy of future development of
fibre in competition with other doun-
the Industry. Canad"� opportunity
tries.
to -day is unique.
For the above reasons It would
A clear conception Of the tonnage
seem that P. cleax realization of the
produced by Russ -la before the war,
situation and a proper understanding
and no longer available, must show
of the. relation of present temporary
that the molfient large scale buying of
conditions to the future possibilities
linen and Its allied commodities is re�
of this. industry should result fix Im,
sumed and the demand on spinning
mediate preparation for more exten�
mills again beconits active an un.
give CAnadfan flax fibre production In
paralleled world shortage of raw ma.
readiness to meet future shortage and
terial will be experienced.
keen demand. And further, when that
Rus.31a produced from 800,000 to
time comes, Canada should be ready
g00,000 tons of fibre per annuill, or
to spin her own flax in her own Mills
about 76 por cent. of the 1vorld's sup-
and thereby to real) the full benefit of
1)1y, Competent authorities think
the advantages which she 'will hol(i,
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By Gene Byrnes
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There appears to be no limit to Me. are economics, international finarce.4
many and varied articles which this tivAe union law� political, philosophy,
remarkable paper can be manufac- British history, English literature a -ad
tured Into, and the latest is a corn composition, psychology. and logic,
or cereal cover Invenied by a gentle- public spealcing. the Workers' Educa-
man farmer in the South'of England.! tional Association of Hamilton has
Owing to the uncertainty of the three vig4orous classes in econow ics,
weather during harvest -time in Eng- , psychology and. logic, and English
land the farmer stands a cbanOe of literature and composition. In Ottawa
losing a considerable portion of his the W.E.A. has also three classes,
crop front, dump and mildew. To one each in economics, history, Eng-
overcome'this detriment a Corn OOVer lish literature and composition.
was conceived, which Is made from In all three cities this ii�structiou
Kraft In the shape of a Miniature roof is provided for working men and we -
capable of covering ten or a 'dozen men by the provincial university—
sheaves, another instance Of the -widespread ac -
The numerous, objects mentioned tivity of the University of Toronto in
above are only a few of the many giving education to all people in the
things that can be inanut"tured from province who wish to take advantage
Kraft, and suggestions. of further 'ways of it. A prominent publicist said the
in which this -extraordinary fabrie can Other day, ",The University of To-
be put to work sre constantly being ront* is leading the waY in linking
brought to light. Each year witnesses higher education to the world of af-
now names on tbe, already long list Of fairs,"
manufacturers of Kraft, and that
Canadian paper producers are well A Timely Exposure.
aware of the vplite. and importance of A judgelis little daughter, who bad
this product is attested by the rapidly attended her fathers court for thO
increasing output, first time, was, very much Interested in.
the proceedings. After her return
When you have experienced evil homD she told her mother:
men you become tolerant of the ee- "Papa made, a speech, and Several
centricitics of the geod. other men made speeeheD to twelve
The wood of which the Ark was men Who sat all together, wad then
built has been identified by many these twelve men Nverc put in a dark
I scienti.,As as cypress, rcoin, to be develoPed2'