The Lucknow Sentinel, 1920-03-04, Page 4v
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Incorporated in 1835
CAPITAL AND RESERVE $9,000,001)
-Over 120 Branches
THE MOLSONS BANK
BUSINESS StRVlCt
Many of our customers who started in a small , way,
have now a well-established business through the assist-
ance and co-operation of .this; Bank over a period • of
years.
Open an. account .in this Bank wl,)ere your ibbtel.es'ts
will be faithfully looked -after • by ex=perienced officers..
The Manager' is always accessible.
T.. S. -REID,- MANAGER, 'L'UCKNOW BRANCH.
Portland Cutters Bobsleighs
Washing Machines and Wringers
Primrose. Cream Separators
Louden Litter Carriers,, Stalls, Stanchions
Williams
New Vrtl�l•1'><a►n�e�; ��re�� • Machines
Gourlay, Winter' and Lee mis1,g Pianos
For Sale b
W. 0. ANDREW, LUCKNOW.. '.
lip turkunw OntituEI
1'ubliahed every Thursday morning
lot l.uuknow, UMario.
A. 1). MACKKNZ11C, Pre irtetor.
and i'.Utor.
'111111tid»AY, M A ItC11 1th, 1920.
PRESIDENT 'WILSON,. THE
GES I' ABOIED MAN IN'
It was Lord who said: -
"I ley' ' tt ho ascends t.► mountainh tolls
shall find' the loftiest peak
.Most wrapped in clouds and -snows;
Heti who surpas' es or subdues Man-
• kind
Mut look down On the hate of those
below,,'
Yr•esid �s>t ils.on,- of the, United
Slates,° Most, he realizing tIi sound-'
msss a. !i u t i � i lc;► text sly >the e' s a
.1 -le has his friends, of •coiirse, but
his enemies, •if not more, numerous,
are `tt►uch solider and 'pore pc"rsist=
cut..'
`Most of the :bitterness, of eou' .i -e,
'comes from the republicans,- wh.a, as
the next presidential .election draws
nearer, become more .and .more sav-
a � ;;, E , e t;-th.'ir
1....::uk .tllc _president_end
his. party .is •eiii done by his oullt-
►i`&1 opplarlr 3•, '
,
1'ti.l' ii t It' :lett',' th' t'iti-tt•d Gt'+tct't'.`:I
'entered., the war, re.pualicalit and dea1-
oerats. alike .were with the president,
but r. i sdoner was the war over than
the republicans appeared to repent.• of
their kindness, and they have ever
since been making up for lost tirne.
To a disinterested ,on -looker, the
.opinions which many people have .of
the ' president is astonishing. They
exhaust. the resources of the Eng-
lish. 'language • in efforts to cxpr..s
their contempt (or him. One bitter
opponent was 'heard to say- that "if
Wilson -were washing di -rhea in a
back kitchen , where he ought ,to' be,
instead of bungling things at Wash-
ington, things }night go better with
the country:' .1
At times -President Wilson showed
fine qualities; and he could not have
attained the' presidency. if he''were.
not" a man of -exceptional ability.
'But he appears, to .have qualities or
defects which make' him contempt-
ible. People might disagree with
Roosevelt,. but ,they never felt con-
tempt for him.
Wilson appears to . be most unfort-
____unate g w1 pugnacious
�iu►p OPFICL
HAMILTON
POSSIBLY . you are saving money
to -day, but are you saving- all
you might? Many could double their
saving deposits quite easily. Thtt road
to, fortune lies through sating. Take
stock of your savings possibilities to-
day: You will- be surprised to find
how many small' amounts might have
• gone into the bank instead of tieing
lost sight of in other directions.
BANK OF HAMILTON
LUCRNOW BRANCH -J. A. Clennie, Manager.
CRE3AM
WANTS
—BY—
fhe Seaforth Creamery Co.
We solicit your patronage
Ind guarantee you entire sat-
`sfaetion.
Our prices are always the
highest.
Tei of don ' —Cepa at' '
'�. by experts . -
Our service and payments
see prompt.
Write a card
^a.ls.
I'rices were never as high
as at present and (still soar-
ing higher. .
A card will bring you cans
on the next train from us.
I he Seaforth Creamery Co.
Scaforth, Ont.
to-day for
BUSINESS AND•SOCIETY CARDS
ei4V old tad h gelid ut .. IL 4ritallr`i•
d'sekly papers have llern •afOrt)eel o
suspend publication, while'neahly all
th•• others have gone up to *2. 0 per
yevr. Many of tit's dailies 3t••' u to
ten, twelve or Iit4,-,•.1 dollar er
year.
gill' ('lilford Salon, :;Unit' y,':)t•:: ago.
lttr:sly TxplUin(•d the t•rollhlt' with
many newspapers ity . saying that
vha,t was wanted was ':lawn.. grain::
and less pulp." • May liubliahers
have. been trying hard "to. follow hist>
suggestion, but with tetany, eip''''ally'
in the U, S. cities, ther:! is still room
for improvement- Jong that lino:
'1'1.11: PEOPLE AND THE FLU
A peculiar fart observable iii con
nection 'with the present epidemic of
influenza is the rc:uetanc•e of •folk
admit that a case of sickness in tip
fathily i., influenza.' It may l`,c' a
.'plat at•y +ritltl;" N `; ltt geipp�-- an y thine:
but flu Don't call it that. Why?
The reason appears: to be that. influ-
now*, recogt►izi'd a:; i:itching,
many families 'hav'ng sickness
enza
and
are quite 'wil 'ng to let their -neigh-
bors take chances so lona; , as they
(the family affected.) are .put t.) just
as Tittle trouble as possible,
Man .sases'this ear are ronounc-
�_ y r
ti 'ust la riri) i' tclll4 ., tali t: tui
'he 'in'tir`!i nl;�i•e` pofi plug' tell' iniiuc�n�:c.
But a year ago itirdit';tl 'Len ia::urt'd
li; that the :�i.tat)i`:ii listissen .a tVa
clothing but Lite Li grippe tit lwt ills;'•
years' ago..
What's in a name? Wel, if you
call it "grippe" you may go' among
other people with a clear conscience;
but, call it "influenza" and folk -are
liable to shun you and your; house: '
SHORTEST WILLS ON RECORD
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t1---^O--^0•-••O- 0-'.^• O-wore.-:-p^-..A--••.A--
40
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'l'i'lt' tva•; 1%1tat'rt tet' -(h•rkarip u
t1tt+ 1►it•i ;;t,n l'tr111 eta:. : bi.lit the
fattest. job -in V1'ull.el lust. -.t1:. The
Teles t,pe. In those' days win
we're' 10.E tt dozed - and butter 1.).& At.*
pound, thy Clerk's fees, amounted. to
the tidy suns of $::,►00 a year. Rut
time's have changed." The' busy t-,►urt
s to -day deserted. Folks pay Their,
high without being 'sued. '1'hc' Clerk's
eel's fol' 'lei IIIittttutIIttl't'(I to' only •`,' -: t
fop' the cutin' year. .
Kincardine Knox l hunch'
for flu' '!'Matt:: I)lpering for t!1,' lrt,i
ward •Movement hale .gong' . Oyer.' t -t. -
t,') it': t•;vas tit; . $.ti,001) .. Wit 11 a- few dispel'
for hear'' from. l'ons•ds.. 'i.Ig. that l.1t•'"
Bong vegatiio11 : ha a �. palet utf '.$1LO;1O O
dcyht ifs the last' jc, tr anti •a half, xil,l
11:t t r 1l'1('rea`:l:'tl' :slier- init �:iltIrrirry •',s'.b�`,.-, .
inr;.s', iT " . ii��1 `i 1T'i " ctt.-. "cat ;'"t4W i les
poirse. is roost gratifying...
Residents of the''.'prot.rre•sive' t.e►wit •
ship of '1'uckersnlith -are • taking.
steps to have the tiydt'o t.�U1111111�:41Qti
supply the township, with 'electri:,
current. A petition -making. the r�•-
:quest is being. circulated among tlwe
ratepayers. •
(ail: la, C3oi;�, .:t #.''i1'i . f!!�cf.,{ ',�,..
. 'pati • il>... ( v .i: '•. '' r1. _..r1,,.. 4uts-ixtiiIf . i. •'
�'iEtreinii ��► �'w't�tttlilr'�'�`'��Z •tar -1+.17 i. �..
.. itrt'rei' front• sleeoine sit•1(ne.•:; I'.•r
1/', t: a at tilu:tt!1� i- it . It:t' 1„'t•,1 .111 .t
~talc- 'of ?•t I11i t'wtt,t:iyaSIt.••-,
t►-i.h.--i-tvise• lit, tlltltl ai�lll.ci
.quite 'swell. .•.,
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leave all to her.—Frank A. Kirk -
ley, 13th July, 1917.”;
This will, which 'has , lately been
proved, is'said to be the shortest will
on record. It is written on the back
of a girl's photograph, the. portrait of
the beneficiary.
Though said to be- the shortest will
'on record, this is not quite the ., fact,
for there' is one which consists of
three words only—"All for mother."
This was written un the back,of an
envelope by Mr. F. C. 'W. Thorne, of
Streatham, who died in the year 1905.
• Mr. Piteairn; formerly assistant to
the president of a big American "Cor-
poration” left a fortune of no 'less-.
in deealin with a than fifteen million 'dollars. 'Yet his
JOHN SUTHLItLANI) & MONS. Ltd., Guelph.
1 Ont.; lnwuranco. Fire and -Marina
10. O. 11' Lucknow Lodge meets every Friday
opponant. ' • As in his dealings with
Germany, he appears- to think t=hat
every trouble can be- settled Eby argue-
ment and expostulation, One (min im-
agine him lect-iring a burglar who had
evening at 8 O' (lock in their Hitt , tamp. 'entered his house in the night. Roose-
br1l .erect., All brethren cordially itrvited. vert would knock -him down
'O ficers : - Noble 1:rand, Robe: t ,and hand
Vice.-6ran4,.J. ; •-Iter. .146c;., .. A. ". him- ov r -to the �►ul:ire. Wilson would
Boyd:1'in. Secy., Dr. Paulsson; Ieasurev,
Alex. ltos,t. he. robbed and perhaps shot for bein;f
fI C. -Ohl Light ?ridge meets in the way
A. F. & A. M. (7, K
r:rry'1'itur-•1st night on or before Leu' full ' It this lack of eight which makes
. wont,, its'1►t:. t1:t temic Hatt. Havelock -;.tee= Wilson contemptible. The majority
Lucknow.'. t•:ty: � w..
JL Meciiii•e; J. W.. Ju.. Mole; `,le•C}.. w. t,f people, both 'len and ).smell, :i.J-
A, Wil,soll..
n,it•e a •.pian who will take care of
GET 1'I(E"M•:' "f. -1f hen you take himself,- even If that involves a s. -rap.
Tinsmithing
Eavetroughing
Furnaces Installed.
All kinds of Tinware
promptly repaired.
'Th4 •Orangeville -papers have . an=
nOUIIc'e4I 'at : increase. in subscription
rates to $ 1,50 a year after the 1 st of
Marc•.h. - The delay. in making the
advance has l,eelt-tlie� fault tit' :the.
publishers, themselves, who were.
jealous of each other and wotil'dn't
dare to take the' plunge. till they Nista
to. For the past three •yea:•s 'the
paper business in Orangeville must
have been a profitless game and ewe;11
'at the 'advanced rate they may tintii
it hard enough to Make things go at
present cost of production. •
Rev. Father Capps,• who has been -
in charge of the Catholic parish' at
Teeswater the past ten years, will
be moved- to Mount Forest, to suc-
ceed the' late Father hehol, early in'
March.- father . Flaven, of Mark,
dale, will take charge of the work
at Teeswater •
• The new Canadian cent. Will he
about the size 'of the United States
cent. 'The present copper coin always
seemed large for •thd, amount of
value it represented.
Healthy,
Happy Boys
and Girls
--S your child healthy ? I9 -
Ashe ' :.to Stan-
- he o,� up
dard weight,.'of good color,4b*
with plenty of rich, ,.red` -
blood nog ish the. grow-
ing
owing tissues ?
For children who are titin,
pale, anaemic, under weight,
nervous, restless, sleepless, Dr.
Chases' Nerve Food ..is 'of the
greatest. benefit imaginable. -1
1',t�iii t:i;lip :„{,1 ti: (. t.t•-
tiori; and
:Yet . •s o iderfnil - 'pat-
ent as a rester. d. ive, it ;tools r
snakes the blood rich aid hn ills
up the'* feeble nerves.
50 centsra 'box, "C'for $215, all dealers, et
('o ,
J dmanson, Bates '&
Ltd.,
Toroutd.
will, leaving ev erythin•• ''to iia ,wife,
contained only twelve tines, of type-
writing. '
An el(lerly• Frenchthan was found
dead in his house at Dotnnely, in the •
Ardennes. A search among his papers
.failed to reveal any will, until under
_-his- -u--plod Of sheet iron was .4:s
covered, with these words writteii on
it hi; white chalk; ' - ,
"I bequeath a!1 my property to the
florouic.h of .Ardenner ' en . i-ondit:on
that the mayor give $60 to the local
fire I,ril.••ade for a bi'anfea•:t. (:iitrnedl
The ' relatives. disputed this queer
d�a'cry brief will, but the local ctlurt A
•!
t�iat it was var d, "
eat," rill'
on -record- to -that -
of the late Mr. Edward Bush, a re-.
,tired English engineer who died in'
1.109, leaving property worth $.�2:=,000.
It contained no lea,; .than 26,000
words, wh ch is equal to all the print-
ing on three sheets of an ordinary
newspaper. .
Sun_Life (,i Canada. ti)t bulge: t_ ' h -ed thati:'ilson would rank among the
cin, iiltt�a Zomn
par a-l►rvst.
Kresct prea,lats; tea d.St:t-
e
record •Canadians are proud of. es. One can hardly think of hint as
such now,
See Ceo. N. Smith, local agent, for
particulars. . . '
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' VICTORY_BO:`; DS:bou•gltt andaold.
Also farm }ands and village property.
.io:)eye to loan on •pct and 2nd molt -
}rages at current rates_uf interest. In-
surance, conveyancing, etc. Joseph
Agnew, .Nota r' 1'ul,lic, Aplin Block,
Lucknow•, Ont.
TIIE •EXCELSIOR LiFE shows
high Interest earnirii s, and economi-
cal managing of the company's
fairs. -11 ni. 1'. It.•:^. Agee:.
THE 1f. ('. 1.• IN 111)i•1,.1N1)
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The Ch• sley •I:r►tt•rp►rise
. following:
Wm. (raper of this town has re -
fro,:. !f',liar:4, t:it• Ian= (f •his
had the
an t.'bs n(•t' +,f two
::,',rt''ate, Fri-ai•-+---tit.4--*.4-4,444
• 0G. Ile (;olr;t'ti(;c
er)
nor did h.
GRAND TRUNK sn7E.
-H ' stet;•k railing carol to,
a riles;
'r:- • r,'•r•n•!n for the f;('rrnan.
I I . :., a .• ' ', t', ., 1t',W: }tlrr: that
.
The Double Track Route
f�ri{ 1.e 11e flt of
;'. a•. ,�j,;,,.-.' (1
. t-' f'. 7 .
1s r.�f vs :: r.tf
MONTREAL,) 'TORONTO, 4
DETROIT and Ct1ICA(;t)
ht ;„ •
14. � •.'.
Cpexcelled i tnit_g Czar :t • . (►'• ;'' , j- 11',:1:>t:3'i
f' -i', f01 ,,
wleeping cars. on night trains an'l psr1'.r , . 4'it • -, , 1 . • :,
COTS f,n- principal'lay frcllr:a. -tV f"�'+tt t , h <.b t t,.;.
Full information from any.(,rand..T.ra!p-k ,t 1ti' :tr dist >. •''t ?r171(
ricket Agent. or C. t.. Horning,. l/i-tt;t t ''! ' ' '' ' '
Pass enger Agent, Toronto:
A. W. HAMILTON
i► i-. les# i,t1''k.n.-iw.- , 11,)11" 1
1.'.t1' .:1'`to
(,ar,A'ia atm }.lar !. , '!,'.sir'''s to l'4•1,i4.4•41
Lt, tat'• .:0:1(1e,f ir.'irnill-, W. t,'„I-
,--4=3-i-5!3.t4e-, anti a to r•• '.
.
v.',i:I•i finds (alt St ►► an'. reit!
epi -;i --Itn,r1, take h;m v.ti':1 le.,,-
atrt hinigry,':trtd. if he i,i a:itiab!('' titerre
(14 .hint and till bi,,l up find y'oti have
an angel. •
An old colored woman, hearing the -
jubilee melody said, "Nobody, knows
the trouble I've ,seen. Yes, .and no-
body -knows h=ow nineb less trouble
we might see if we would stop look-
ing at it."
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.NEWSPAPERS .GOI.NC: ,1111-•
The' Clohe announced 'a few days
ago that on :1larch' l st the subscrip-
t! n price would Le $ ►.A11 •:pc:.r ; car,
and that single copies sold. outside of
-Toronto 'would be :;c•'
in making the announcement The
(;lobe gives reasons for the.•increase.
s:nipily forced to it. • by the in-
crease 'in price of white paper and of
:al►us',
It is )reneralls known that Canad=
;f.-►--f,ul,i:�l:(pis
have had a gold deal
t. i' trouble th ' hast two years with
the '. bite paper tvanufacturc•rs. The
Globe tells us that in. 1916. it got its
paper at $39.60 .per ton, while today
It T hirlis ti, ► y 'ttftO per- t ►rt,-wrt1ir--*
the!•t•td,t►t, of a ten -dollar advance
raid-fiun,ruer: .
Thi- iii a case in wh'rh the .',aero-..
•tai•turers--feign•-:t justly- he blamed for L•
-the.' 'h h ;rr ic•e. it is ,really due t' the
(•',''1i' -''tit:',' (,f the• (nit '(1 Stat -•s puh-a
;i •i:' r.,. Our pr:(•e eolltro;iers have
'1',n- a •sro'-I ilea! ,for. ('annclit4.n rtab-
.i'1: ►+.-�• .'111..y. have for tWo years
f',1''e-'1 (';L:,;t l :1:t pap'•,' ,,tailtlfieturer4
!„ 11 t•► 1:t,,aFI.an f,abli.,li.•rs at a
})r;,►w what -knit;
Stal-'•s•t, pili. }peri W(*I'r paying for
! 1 :
any, , "','I 'A t the pr'•s"nt•time
( :tr,nr!':stn r►tarl:if:iett,r,.1' ; vet, V10,00
-f+,+ +-s'+'f)• t -,la of. t -t `•)• ,;1+141 i;( 1,1•}:, ,
(''r; .'' 'i ,e�`f's►t •:;, tvhi!e 1'';lt,aeiian 1)311►-
.
n' r fray only :►noshO per ton.. fie'
1h- '..S. k.•t would reatl:l‘,-
r,►e 1l'• whole (nitt,ut.of all (':1.1-
.:,''':';, ,rel ill,. itt th ti,rh r f►rir 1
"BOOM" DAYS ON THE TILE
WANE
Unless all - signs fail the -high cost
,)f living is on .the wane, the secm-
,�l ly, iltlpnssal)le being broujiht about
►y the closing -Of the -European mark-
ets. to Canadian and ;Vim -Henn, goods.
The, exchange situation is, of c•ou'1 se,
the...prime factor _ in the,te .pending
lead;ustr:tents: From all .the p(,itttl
►whc r.- 1)r..,iuct; a(cunlul ate for ex-
port, (4)Ilie stories o'f' wurt•ti:►use' be-
n blocked .w,ith:..goods • tor. - witi.cli
e ua t . . s
svt lLi own__ that ..packing_ houses.
il_'.1TetefrUln cellar 'to roof^wit 1 pro-
ducts 'bought at high figures, and
which. cannot be• sold in Europe in
the present •condition of the • nionccy
rnarket ,- • - _.. ., ..
1f the foreign situation : holds, and
there is no apparent reason Co believe
that the finances of the various Euro -
1:1ATC,brll! r A',:3 g
AB-
Tre i1�A h1at, Oat . and !'.lalo
Cce.i: e;ore
1' 1)i!ii1i';:►. t f 1 �►t•r::::in or F. :Ilia, -
(1..113 ,h• 1: e' •t:►s:it !)..I4,'.1,„ 113' I :.:iner-
t;
,!'l1l a:t' ~:i►) i!►pili:. t''!1 . :�ift'O'
St:soles tt(' .11:4:1• Used for t'ot:tti)
tic:o.
(('('r,-tribilt. ,1 1,\' ( ►,•t:: r•1" i l''i.:t 1J:i,'. tit ot-
,I5Ii e.tlturt:•, •1.1irinit<,) •
L 1•:::1'1' it,,..,.5 14 t q'ltelri•iv t.(•C'nr-
il,11''�'fle.'t,,lt::•1•• 'or .
iii 1;t( r i'1 crops'.
1•,i. t.,1t4 4.1E�►• Iii, H':it:. !tato' '
't:yea c•c►:1ci"t :•-(! ii, 1'►- t.'it:l.i 1111:;-
11.1'11:1.1' f►"il'1'i:.:t :1 ..; 111, t'tl11, !,c' ill
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ye::l•S l':,::i 1.11 . i...• a 1:1:; ::t , fll'ael kat
1 1,, •'t i ►;s c I ! i,. ; 1 t -,1t niti Lt vain-
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Itte:►de.,! ,i !.'Ilii:; 11., 1,;'11 i1► ,:1',tttt.
t
As illy 1' ' I• export-,
10 •11Is t, 1.:.i t;• ", !...1 tCi111
wet :t t St!l-I ,, . 'i 1: :' ':1.• ee i l ft
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114 ell; 1) 11. •I� ' ,�1 ,,. 1.:1.0
f F! • prier- '+r .ar,1104111sh i► 11 + «• is 1.1
''illy etnd.l .11)nr' :iii, ie► tll•I?.• nit
:e'l4•:.'err :t'l -that lune tnfay ! )l,o
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for..
11i" .1'. S. py'dish, rs n .'lblc to
i►a:: the hi;:' -h price betituse tslt'y ;!,•‘,t,
a higher kali for their prnduct. 1\e
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To Ladies !
Anaemia
This Is 'a result of the lael . of,
t.hc 'ordinary 1141 corpseules in the
blood. The tot; frequent neglect
c,l' this complaint, especially in the
t• of growing girls and 3'tiung
tt•uln,1•n, is fraught with the great -
(1st danger. -
Poorness of the Blood
most lead to weakness ss of the 1►'►(iy,
(;'•algal Debility 'and- Snell .t run
41(4W11 .49.044.1141011 that the sufferer
falls a p►r':y to almostany epidemic
disease.-- especially Intluenza.
Colds and La Grippe. 1
Fainting, Palpitation _ -
g4011ert1 (listurhl,:ern ef' the• bodily
funrtior::;, 'headache, hysteria, pale
mod sallow twIItftlextuu, pu'.Ior c)f
tlhe•. tongue MO its, p ariuet:; un-
der the -eyes and Heart i',l uraiur
are generally associated wit;, An-
aclnia.
Hackings Heart and
Acre Remedy
iz
the. Moi:t r(•lia; pct l4' (di('ittc to
►t::e'• it will I►rlir:g .back the
t-hecks and restores Vitality nnit
t'(g(►•, 11:3• not he dit-wont'aged ;and',
(10 n';t wart' for you wi1l only get
twors.�, 1'Iar, your confidence,— in
harp ir::; helper it'll N't'rrr !thee.
brit t; hart: flu). F•apitttlt•ny of 4':c,(f ,
Ile altit - 1lt5(t v$ti t:(' nllte'll t::• -diel,
lin- :t t,!w bnllnn tc-dog. I'r'e,'
root:. a. ho.. 6 for $21.0. ` c 3:1 by
X11 }i,':tle•rn or by t1).;il, p e..ii:IHi'i.
l lackingy Llmitcd, I.;> rowe-i.
pean• nations are on the up -grace,
ora're likely to lye- for a tong -period
to conte, restricted sales of our pro-
ducts abroad will continue. Such
being 'the case, %ve 111-io all intents,
and purposes, he 'called upon to con-
sume the products of our own indus-
try. lit this event, it will not tat
long before there is u large'sul•pius,
and this situation will, in the natural -
course of events, 1►rint.! down prices. -
Onee the high cost of living prob.;
lent is surntt►unte•d, other changes will
conic. 'in due course*.' First .of all,_
th:-re will not be' a legitimate' demand
for higher ,wages. Of, course, these
1 114-n:anii:; gill' st ll be ''lade; hut, their:
legitimacy, once questioned ley the.
barometer• -of prides,. such de
Murals must erase.
-- 'f hist - elta'rtgep rartt>•ft- t f- rtmrst',
con -At about' .without a' 'slowing down
'Of jn:lustr)1. When pat -king house:;
ell 11 no, longer ship freely their- pro-,
ducts .. tip Europe as they have been
doing! in htige cl'inensiulls .for' some
yl ai : nc'w,,,-there wall not Only ” 1►e a
ctirtailmc•nt in buying tf)c'T•r raw 'ma-
terials fr;►m the stock raiser and th;
farmer, but :1:Sn 111 (nlj►:nynlettt• in
plant,. Nlanilfac•turi,1 con -
(writs that-h;itt' also- beep bllsy
European orders, wilt under t,r.•-:i'l,
• 'hone:pry Conditions, find a Isla 1,4:1'
(neap' of their- rr:1rkets'Ott out from
under them, and will naturally se'l'l.
Oft, home trade at perhaps ►naterinll:
lower prices. This :t:;ain, ,dill hh.'e
a t:'nrl( TUT ti► slow down • , ntlt.ist', y .
(►tete twurll::, t-4i,,rt is ('very r(•assui
to ls.le: 'e that .our "hoops" da••
art' ton -the wane, and that sooner
,late•.• tee will. 1.e� 1►ai•k to earth, an I
suint thing approximating our, pre-war
period::---Tol•onto Saturday Night,,
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