The Goderich Star, 1935-05-16, Page 3r
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„old, and range irt.410 up to rtioo •4400
In 1.0401A,. U atioNvect to ,r;mtaitt Itt tho.
lake for tWa nr thr44' Years they eltaula
hesetstrai pounds itt Welifht, ¶he orey.
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CHAVeleigtED AOOOttNTANT.
',.269'Ontario Ste MO Star Building;
,Otratford, Ont. .T9iNhtte, tint.
AksocI*tofl. -Wh4; was lnstrwnental
Oing Abi;.4*#flb brosight hete is auIous1
that, tt,41t tto.„ Iett *lode ferea eeanie sot
yeers itt order tO prOhegate And etettirak
Pod 4orol3 And tbe future. They aie
,tho first flsh In a rc-stockthg program
. or this distr4t,
fitlEOUTtlre ..17
'LEpAla,cAlitss
11.AVO ItAYS.,
Banisters. and
RAM 1{-, ;$11.e- and Os C. Ifaise,"Be&
-1Jamiltontrcbeseesesese
Telephone 88.
jrudi.As $AzatN. .
Barrister Solicitor. .
'Office: (Hamilton St, - Phone 512.
rat= DONNE:VIM, B. A.
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4,0014S 04 (11 sandbar 0014 1,9,P feet- out
Iron the StlerS'at Kincardine; the ValIey
camp coal Compaq trelithter, Johi
lettsOttithey „Kennedy, Of '01eVielen4, was
waiting arrival or the tuga,,Chansplaln
,
and International to pall 1144,114? , Kettle.
er *eget nor erew..wae jn danger.
HAS OITH BIRTHDAY
Seeforth Exheelteri On Sunday, UaY
4th, Mrs. Burdge O1ebritted,4h4t Oth
birthday IterY, quietly at the hatue ,Of
her .daughter, lire. D. Potheringliain,
11401rentanith, Her children, Mesdames
Thos- cluv-Pman• Jelin Watson, Rott.
Watson and Win,*IViillan, and one,,s,'
Fred, irere all able to be with her. -Her
grandetrildeen,, numbering iiiteelf, and
great grandehildren, ninnherilig films
sent congratulations with gifts- and
cards. She, WM also remembered
by -
many kind friends and by the Women's
iMiselonary Society of Brucellelde
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oardine-Re'view-RePorter: It seems
that late, fortune or whatever controls
Man's destiny has decided that Rev, Dr.
J. S. Sliortt , of Barrie, moderator of the
general • assembly of the, preeltyterian
liiirch in anada shall not open his
summer home here. when he comes for
, that: pripoie.- rDr. Shortt had -manned
to open his cottage on Saturday but Fri
_day night reetived . a telegrant---wh
nesessitated his return to Barrie. This
is the fourth successive year that he has
been called home by the sarne method
-When he had planned to open his cot-
tage.
OOdeticti. HE -MISSED -
iFincardine News: When. in the city
we've often watched the news boys de,
liver papers and admired he dexterity
with which they tossed them on the deer
steps. This last year or so since the
daily piers have bsen delivered by
motor we have seen the, drivers toss
the papers with little effort and they
would laid right on the .a001* steps.
However they tell us that all good thingl
must come to' an end and the efficient
tosser of the dailies erred on Friday last
IVIten with .a crash he shattered the
lplate glass- window -in Shanlieldl.s steref
CoMplettiV. Next anorning IC- London
firm demonstrated 'how efficiently they
could .rePlace such dainages.
ENGINEERS' RADIO BROADCAST •
Picton Times: 'IV Canadian engineers
went. the credit for presenting the out -
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F. IiARRONV.
ROurister,, •Solioltor, Notary Public, Etc..
. SUccessor th J L Killoran.
Phone 97: Oftlee,..The,.Square, Ooderich.
ERANEST •-144.
Barrister ilia Soilogok.
Sun -Life Bldg- Adelaide and Victoria
Streets. , .
Telephone t 5391 •
Toronto -2. ••
caraorgis.cTre
Daur.Ams8 POA,OrktrIONiEit:
biliztoi41,ACTol/ A NI) *DztuoiADSS
irgErtAPurr, GODCEMOH.•
BO‘liPped with electro-ma.gnetic baths.
Electronic electric treatment anti °hire-
practie. Chronic, organic and nervous
hours 2 to 5 and 7 -to a p.m. on Tuesd.ay,
Psiday arid- Saturday; and on- Wednes-
tiny 9 to 112 a,m. only. Consultation may-
be had by appointment. Monday and
Thursday at M2tchell.
A. N. AT SOI,. residence and
office, corner of South street and Bri-
tannia Road.. Phone 341.
AUCTIoNEERING
THOMAS GUMMY f3; SON.
Live Stock and General Auctioneers.
EIglfl Ave., Goderich.
Salese „Made everywhere and.all efforts.
Made to give yeti satisfaction. -
raxutere Sale Holes discounted.
Phtme 119.4
INSURANCE
witTeo.A.L` FIRE INSUR:
' MWS 'COMPANY. _
*rim AND ISCYLASIEM TOWN Pito-
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Value Of property injured up
to J&n-
uary, loin,' $3,646,915.00.
OFFICIIA., Bread -foot, SeafOrth,
Pteeldent; Jas. Connolly, Ooderitte
VIcc-
Preald�nt M. A. Reid, Statorths Seere-
tkrieTresatarer. _
IDIRECTOBSseetlex. Broad/loot Sea-
forth
11-; Jas. Sitouldiee, -Walton'
WM. JKnott, LOndesbaro; Geo. Leonlistr4:
Bornholm /40. 1; John -Pepper, BrUce-
Iteldr, Jas. 'Connolly. 'Ooderich: Alex.
agetwIng. Birth •R. R. No. 33 Thom
erstorth No. S; WM. R. Archil
hold. ,1,10;."4.
,.4.L.Itero, B. R. S. Olin'
tetn Jas. sitt, Blythr May McI
Ober, Seaforth; John Murray, &Worth.
-folieYholdtra esin pay their Meese -
tames at 01vIn Cutt'a stare, Cioderich;
The Royal Dank, Clinton. or- J. -21.
itfelsrs: .
FIREINSURANCE
gari it attended to by the
WEST WAWANOSII ilatrUAL. FIRE
s' INSURPICII CO..
Established 111/e.
Dead Oince: Dingaansts, Ont.
Vineet 'Ackert, /follreod. Preeident;
Dan merCATo 111Plet Vleit-eresident; in
addition to the President and Vice Pre..
Went. the ,following Are Direetorti
1. Watoon, Auburn: W 3 Thbniptsim,
uhurn; tudkriew; Oar
veer *andergon-rtueltridirT-Itatirr 14r--
•-_kiild:Modeirortt
•doderich; Bobert-DavidtiOn.-OUngan
non.
OEM 'MactilliAVEN, Bee.
• _TOPA;wzom, Tress,
CUTS & SORES
a-14ply weird's ftst1r. ft'
wasfres put poieon and
cleanses. Any wound huh
quickly after its we..
20 - Thoro's ;Sifting bolter,
We can takexareA ot
your requirements in
FURNITURE
Stoves, and in fact
anything 'fot the,
home.
-WE -POSITTVELYSAVE
YOU MONEY
4erow.r....rtmot
L$LACKSTJN
thI lize04..),, et tiettoieti;
eeler.
wurratat. DIRECTOR `AND
EMEALIEER
ALSO AKEUtANCE SICInfloig
(10104liitlai. ONTARIO
M1 cans promPity attended to day
or niglit.
runies Ataea nava* sts.
GODERICH
ortlig LEAD/IVO
Ohl ZMItilattitil
ALOO
Tow 4 1111,0 Witintlt•S of
good body liardWootl direet°4010
the Town ,I3nah for Sale at $3,00.
wpeot sidnellvetrede74. One400t
Miie limited quantity of
horlY hardwood at 48-00
per ftlii 'cord of- four loot Wortri*
Orders left at the Town Hall
will bo attended to.
'Cash mOst okeeplaVanY Order.
L. ttiOX,
Town Clerk*
standing .noVelty, of, the *jubilee 1road-
pst4
Ialoining together of different parts
-of the lErapire itt tharacterietle.contr
tlerai to the 93.0a1east Was aniMpreSsive
feart4 bit not. without :Precedent. tft was
/eft to ,,Cianadian engineers, hOWeVer, to
,4000enplis1i Sp-Chr011ir.441671 so Perieet FrOm bee it is not far to. %ewer Bill
omit emus eentteli oarate, eeSen woe* hleterleally one a the most interesting
to 1444094ter, *ere u.bi‘ to produce, 0, sPOts itt Xanition At one time It was the
syntheituditioneof,etweeposeotee seeS; Plate. of Public eXeelltiMe and many
eacli, playing: $V few. bails furs turn. law 110131e and ignolole heads !were "severed at
she warlog of .:Tieloaeathe. the rangiest a spot noW 'Dirket' by a Slab of merble.
Qhaltt'began at *alit's* 'atsith Use 103tinct Zord Lovat, h *AWAY might he classed
Of 'Lite snare drnins and ended at Van-
sogsnentese 01be'41elseleretbdillee' 'wan" tiheancilasin P:hr;
the
the 1a4 'few bars. 'The Pro-
43eaS was "*"ed for the "Maple Leaf e,,a."u41741/107w, we' Me at the historical
Forever,' nek
ViitiverL beginning . and
1404thfraomitrzg,MM44,Wedigtx:4020F fOriMit, .4•M**gq#1400tratraTfallialb*
tract:10m of,a /mod iiivolved, alert en7 IIas #erYed ##_aPntreas. a Palace, a'pet-
board In Montmal throwing the sWitches
linters Sat heftre the -central 'tontra 4nai:ellradbiennttilimteloit Yvatea:$ Royal g o y ( f o r)46eonma
that bronght in one oitY after another. geleor:irdwi at An 4 a, othert :te; ialsortniwnd siramosent o!siliyoz
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wp:r8 *ffin-9Q41, 1EDAL '414e-tr-the• ##Ying-Of---Tricointrto-see-the'
Esteter ThneseAdvocate: Mr. Harry. lions," 'The Tower dates fiorn-the time
Hoffman, of, Daslewood, has added an- Of WIUlain the Conqueror but has been
ether gold" medals to his, collettiort of added to by several -English- Kings until
medals, and is to be congratulated on there are now a dozen or more towers
Winning -the, finals-for„ba:riUme-sOloiste surrounded by a wall and a, deep moat
in the feature class at the .-Stratford now dry, Before the menagerie was re;
Musical Festival on Monday. Mr. Hof!- moved to the zoological gardens .it was
man was accompanied by WA musital the chief attraction toethe Tower; today
lnetritoto-r,'MeS W;n. ricieurdiati: Zn the the- -chief draN are :the Crown Jewels
past Scar years. _Mr. Reffautn. has_ been
few can duplicate. In 192 he won the As the visitor passes from Tower to
gold Inedal and a WM scholarship in Tower several of the Yemenis Beefeaters
ees class at the Stratford festivalmay be encountered dressed .in quaint
lase same year he won a $ite scholar- old-fashioned unifornt he bright colors.
ship at ,the Toronto- Exhibition, • Tel 1933. They are .the wardens or guardians of
be won ethe silver Medal in the bass the Tower. 'Wear the entrance is the'
clats at Stiettford.- 2n 1934 he wort the 'Tes.aitors' Gate legding from the Thames
gold medalln• the baritone class at through which state ixisoners. were
Steatford and this year 40 Won the gold brought into the 'rowerlirough it
medal in the'beritone'open class. came Anne Boleyn, Lady Jane Grey,
SHELTERSir Thoinas More, the Duke of Mon-
. TO REMAIN -
mouth and many others who never
came out again.
In the' White 'Tower, the largest and
:oldest, we are In the Arznories where is
men a wonderful and very varied 'collec-
ton of all the machine,* of death, arms
of offence- and defence sine- the 14th
Century. Men in steel clad armor, horses
steel clad and every conceivable weapon
the arts of warhave brought into use.
Leaving the White Tower we pass into
the open square where the scaffold In
olden times stood.- The exact spot is
shown Where were beheaded Anne Bo-
leyn and Catherine Howard, two of
Henry \with six wives, Lord ,Hastings,
Lady Jane Grey -and Many oth'ers of
whom our history books tell us. Those
beheaded within the Tower were "pri-
vileged” by having a private execution
instead of meeting their fate publicly or
Tower Hill outside the walls. Axes are
shown by which the heads were severed
and only Anne Boleyn was "pri#Ileged"
to have a sword. It Is recorded that as
she left the prison to go to the block
she exclaimed to her lady attendant;
'But Oh-;-iny pretty neek."
In the Blciody Tower Sir Walter 'Ral-
eigh was confined for twelve years 'and
occupied his time in writing a History of
the World which was never completed.
or
b41.1 Stre"tete., dare
atzacontrolled the .aailora an rl
Iinpoied .* fourpene4
Who met', had. liingnage, init(
Jack Is free'to' langnage" it he 11kes
Alt al* t#0. Alter rront .
4 prr,.. lacers World. .1Va
sal•IzOtit41tite recall hla tunny sor
aailomnon 'and ikftt Might' e3Ptr4t.
-ineset the offightwatchnian",, or . Gfr
telt and his pals as you „wander *be
e wharves 'and ritre$0 of the wo
front; ,
Not. let, from Billingsgate Is
%merit erected by Whit tfi. ',nark
paee where the cAreai Fire of • Lon
broke (RIO , 1040. it destreS,ed t
greater Part of the city to the Value of
Over ten millionts" nts, X1,01.1, rii,* and swept
„away -13,000 hOhse# and 50 Cluirehea.
The Uonurnetit 4,,if fluted Poem Column;
.200 feet high..Writli fi." caged ,galle0 itt*' the
top to prevent would.be etilekte-S from
'"thr4:. "Wing themaelvta down, - Winding
atoll' within with 300 stePScalt he elhnh-
ed for three pence but, 6111Y those need-
ing **dots*, badly should undertake the
A
ow
.44 AP ..0towus §40p4e,a. Aw(irt4 and' 1'1014,
Tiler 'are ,hfhelled "s0 Yen', Ian
gle:: 110 wX0haPes.trxr4:41' CiLtotewAlacking
, p 04 0
,,ottuldeil with .6vor 'POO diaMencia. irti4
ter .hics. War4 and' otner precietts stones,f,
It 'is stirinonnted by. a- tiro diamond'
the oss and under the Cross ls'llie famons',,
fa* "Stir of Africa" pre to d
.,
to
Pon Jewels are
n a ,eire,tilar room O.- about )3 feet itt
,r1:ttivaer,* hniex „room about
feet in ,dlaniettir'.1s Isertitia041 1T t
*Ork. harrierfdes,;aliriest, IIk
a great te0e, One Cart, eaSily vt tlit
Marireiletss "tolleetten-eir glittetint4' bias.
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ea, Ward, by the Transvaal. Is an -
he, other large diamond, the largest in, the
world, weighint over 400 carats in the,
,head , of the Kin& tileePtO, qtleelt
'Marra State OrmVit Is side by aid4 with
the Rings end various other crowns .or
P.Igilish 'IOW are displayed, There Is
"abowfteinamatIngwy vss3. ilitittla):4410tf-ce`gl4 plate,
"orbs &nd anointing spoons. It Is a truly
wonderful repository a wealth—one
might almost say ostentation—hi a. emit
space ranged tier upon tier like a great
nuissiveir ornamented ANVOIng cake.
Fox' the WWI alUiee eceup*t It cptitains
more riches than any other treasure
room in the world..
On the whole except fov the room
containing the crown jewela„ the Tower
of London is a gloaroy, sad, depressing
spot where many unhappy mortals lived'
and died In ndeez7. ManAuleY well may
-say, "In truth there is no sadder spot ont
(earth tilan this,"
bigarai
_Port, Eg1nTIinest As fiir as Bruce
County Council, especially the Children's
Shelter tomnlIttee Is ooneeened the pro-
vincial government can leave hands oft
the children's shelter problem In this
county. The committee is not at all dis-
posed to accept the department of wel-
fare's plan that wards of Children's Ai
'Society be boarded in homes throughout
the County, instead' Of beteg kept in the
helter. In' reeelpt,of a communication
bat the government intends to take over
nninagement of the Shelter. at Walkerton
nd dispense with the services of Rev.
., Perdue as inspector, as well as re-
laxing other officiali -With new ,appoin-
es, the committees representing the so-
iety and County Council met.--. Their
decision was that the work would be
tarried on under the county organiza-
tion, with Rev. en. Perdter maintaining
his position.
The Spell -
The Lure of London
(Continued from page 2)
crewel of women buyers. The ,selesman
Was "selling some .ladies', intimate gar-.
itne.nta which he deecribed as "lydies'
lingerie" and "ff they was too large or
too- small they amid be easily thinged'
to fit any eydy." The • group of '10ies'
-CoTnifietifori- `and 'fie- so -on
bleared' his stock of aydies' lingerie' at
dprices'rangitzg from four pence to nine
AtenCe a garment
Yee, Petticoat 'istne is a strange old
vuriosIty shop, attratting a .weird assort-
-Merit of Itteniabitt
eyot far from here is St... Dimstan's
• ehineh with many old tombs and brass
Imecelptlort plateS destribing ancient
worthies„ Strange steeled are connected
'with some of theml'he torah I'of Dame
atebeceit Berry: Is. neticeable for She it,
Avas 'who gave .rise to the story a the,
atsh and the Ring."
'A Knight was engaged, to marry Re.,
beeea but' he (repented his engagement
for she was of in Inferior station In life.
life decided to escape by, .drowning her
but at the 'List Moment he relented and
In her presence threw his ring into the
sea and commanded her never to see hint
Again witil she could produce the ring.
She became a. cook and finding the ring
ire a fish she married the knight. -
In Otepney iCaittlieway is the headOuatt
ters of 1)r. ziarnado's Home for waila
arid strays, there are always, between
"seven and -eight thousand of the Poor
tchildren maintained by vitatrsubt
At/POOP,. ,
',•'*11*-etiiiriffig--ciestiiiiiriVeliiiir Ourselves'
iri the very unsavory neighborhood „ of
Billings4te, the prineipai, fish Market
rnf•-tottdott-trtd-sonte*htt-notor;otir-f
its i!fistie, langtiage or "Itillinsgate fret,
dam of speech." We SoOn, ate at Tthrity
Itotise; the' headquarters of the irtifilty
Station, which Continis all the light
honors, the buoys and the tiOnsing et #4
pileht on the Britian •Ooffet. w
minded * the reign 01 atettyvixI
* the title a the "Onfid «Otatetisitly
,or. tile 1O6t '010rious and lindiridaige
trintty."1 11 tenshits tionty4four
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We can you prompt
and satisfactory service at
a moderate price in the
folk)wing, lines of printing:
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Envelopes
.—Statennots
—Private Cheques
—Circulan
.--Cards
--,Dottpn
--1414mon
'-'4riretkory Fount
.i. -Society Stationery
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.11losikleta
• Cards
E. -Invitations
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scoinniercial pei,ttktg Plant
and iire to ,
ont 4mint fa job work.
Proittit *
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GODERICH ,STAR
Piton* n -
Birds of Canada
.... 11
Characterizing it as the "black rob-
ber" and the worst enemy of some of our
lit
erner, ornithologist of the -National *us -
emir of Canada and widely -known
_adiari authority on birds, shows no 'sea-
14113nta"mhnintr-thcrowin tee _Aasuminit_that this bulletin was. with-
431erdsafCtarti
:ea°"'pufb°1Isheed by the Na- entle, all the political correspondents on
tional (Museum, Department of Mines, this. side now have to do Is to caculate
Ottawa. "The ertrar Is about as black what this means so far as the active
as 11 13. painted and friends of the. bird- leadership of the_ party -is concerned_
need have no fear of its extermination. Of course nothing speaaeulltr, at all
-able to survive even should every man's Bennett may continue to lead the party
hand be turned agaiti.st it. The most both in the House and on the political
strenuous efforts Practicable will never bustings, 'taking inatters as easy as he
imperil the species, and as for active can for awhile, drawing upon..his lieu -
methods of control, probably the least tenants more, using the radk) for point -
Satisfactory and ,most expensive one is cal addresses, and making public appear
the bounty system." an9es at infrequently as poasible. In
Strikingly in.contrast is -his opinion of such event the choice of a successor to
the robin. ._"This. familiar harbinger of the prime minister may be dtferred in -
Spring, originally named by Englishmen
definitely.
in remembrance, of old home.-ecenes, has, As a matter of fiat,. the most likely
on its own merits, carved a place for it- course of events is that the prime min -
self in the affection, of the North Anwri- Lister will see how he feels after a couple
can people." Its worst enemy Is probe- of weeks back in the House. He will:
bly thedomestic cat.. -A weltered cat unquestionably, keep hi -cIoSe. touch with
will not effect the same destrustion as specialitts. If he finds he can carry a
one that has. to earn its own living but fair load without difficulty. he will be
not even the best and fattest and laziest inclined to try a little More and see how
cat.-ean resist -the Stealthy stalk and ra- that g'bes. -It is not inconceivable that
pid pounce when the occasion offers we shall see the old R. B. with all hiti
even though afterwards it refrains from fire and vigor in the coming campaign
From the viewpoint of the spectator, this
would add immeasurably to the- drama
one of the most undesirable importations and color of the election. , Any Liberals
frOm Europe. "In Carracia this bird has I have -talted to on the subject would
multiplied ,beyond all reason and though rather have R. B. against them than
its ebjectionable features hare increased some other leader. The only leader they
its cohunendable (mei have not." j seem to be secretly alarnied about would
The Canada gooes is described as one, be Hon. H. +1.. Stevens, juslgine• from
of the most tntelligent and wiliest of comment 1 have heard.
birds,' Which exhibits occasional bits of &ty Behind the Scenes
,stratigy that are astonishing. "Domes-:
tically the Canadian goose is a modeli exe
Ithough Cttawa has not produ:ed any
for man Geese en 11 ng new stories for a couple of
or e. --weeks. there is quite a bit doing behind
mourn a lost Mate and are not easllY the 'scenes. 'The legil draftsmen are
comforted. •Both sexes assist in the re- wi iting Ieglsration, nd the law officers
sponsibitities of the, family life and ithe crown are stUdying the drafts to
f
neceaSetry share the supreme sacrifice. in' eee if they will pass muster; 'When the
of
ita behalf,"
6 ItOnstitutional angle is discussed. The
How migratory birds find' their way is, cabinet is' dealing with public works ten -
still only vaguely understood. "No sense] ders, with unemployment relief agree -
With which we are familiar explains! ments .with the provinces, with the
how sonie .spec es return • unerringly to; drought, problem in Saskatechwa.n, and
lonely oceanic islands over wastes of routine. 'The two political camps are
monotonous
." The Arctic Tern, manufacturing and distributing aminun-
neeting from the Gulf 'of St. Latvrenee4 itidn. The Conservative workers are
to the polar regions and wintering as}(getting u 11tUg anxious for Some clear-
:far- llth as the Antaretic continent, cut decision about the leadership,' and
doubtlessly performs the greatest rnigra- the rank and file Of the Liberal party
tory- jotuney. are wishing that .Mackenste King. would
"Birds of Canada" 'strikes a warning ip out with a program a little more
note in relation to the protonic% of tvila i engaging and dynatnic than the old one.
fowl, "In les early daks the Migratory' A number of members come and go.
Birds Con.vention Act WWI a potent tae -getting caught up with their correapon-
tor tin the eon/saltation of wildlife, but dence, or taking care of other odd jobs
taday we are not so optimistic, and un- they permitted to accumulate during the
less.. means are found to reduce the an- session. In another , week we shall b;
n _
nual kill, or to 'materially Increase pro -1 at it again, full blast.
disitien, the, /tame of North Amerfca
to sincere conservationists and thought -
game will afford deep concern beT:nenin.6tigg 117s3-protelne: 11°2"i:id-against tue (pert:pi:
tut /saialstetoinsetdusutryd.'What with the Reform
six or eight boards to regu-
portsmen alike. The only factor
that seems .poesible of direct or itnme- Program 'Be already
diate control is the legal kill, but this, set forth and the
new measures to implement the Price
the -generality of sportsmen,..seem most
relactant 18 apply to the practical needs spreads report there will be six or teven
of tite case."
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"THE OTTAWA
SPOTLIGHT"
by Wilfrid Eggleton
400 .rgi,.7,40.04WZOAcelake.FOrfirkornin
tees health has tsuch a vital bearing on
the whole course of politics in Canada
foirTriii next cave or six. months that the
most important news atory last week
came from London rather,, than Ottawa„
ItWa to-the-effeet that Preiiiler Ben-
nett nad consulted specialists, had been
teld that his heart was constitutionally
sound, but that he must have rest. -
eating its prey."
The English sparrow Is denounced as
• ary producer which were disclosed. in
the mass buying commission. $0 It:
woiild. The acid test however, will
these new commissions end the abuse?
The advocates will„ no doubt, argue that
tileyy will. But there are a good maw
sceptics, in business cireles and else-
where.
IDiaorhIngo
.cok.AW'DgMtA..44Ift4028,11,,,r`auzixtPtuivzit
e repos front Japan on trade re-
prisals are xiiit reassuring. We, are ap-
parently going to permit one of our best
enstomers to +start a trade war against
us„ because we are not prepared to buy
little„, -.more.
every dollar's worth of nods we buy
front Japanwe sell four dollars, and
yet we impose on Japanese goods a cur-
rency dump which In many cases sends
the rate up to 150 to 200 per cent. 'this
18 an issue which Canada, as a great
exporting country. will have to face
seriously before long, If we are not
Prepared to buy we Cannot hope to ,go
on selling: and such Aomori as. ;that -of
--Japan-viast-•'wcek-giW,NhiidTtiWdiifc'e'or' •-•
1
DUNGANNON
- Miss Margaret, Ryan gave her home
or the May meeting Of the Dungannon
Junior Inaltute, over which stip as the
newly elected- president, Presided. Roll
call was responded to by giving sug-
gestions for the ensuing year's prpgra.m.
Arrangements were .made for making the -
layette for exhibition. at the iniron
Connty competition' and Achievement
•bitY to be held in August. MLst Eileen
Treleaven gave ..a report of the two
weeks' sewing course held at Dungan-
non recently In which fifteen girls par-
ticipated. with Miss Passrnore, of Rock-
wood. as instructress. Miss Cora Mint-.
gan favored with a piano solo, and Miss
Bern1ce4Roach sang a -pleasing solo with
Miss Margaret Rya -n as accompanist.
Miss Mary Million offered her heme for
the June meeting.
, Dr. Brown Durnin and siaughter zeta,
of Great Falls, Montana, left on Satur-
day by motor on thetr return rto their
.homeatter visiting relatives and renew-
ing former acceteintances here and at
i Ooderich. Hamilton, and Toronto.
1 The 21s1 annual meeting of tlte Mait-
land Presbytereal Soteety W. at. 6. of
the Presbyterian Church in. Cali:rade will
be held hi Knox churtth.- T6espater.
Tuesday. Guest speakers will be: Mr.
,
' and Mrs. A. M'cletty. Jhansi, India; Miss
i C. Campbell, Miss M. Williamson, of
!'Amhkut. India. and Miss Dorothy Doug.
I las, TM/13UL Formosa, Miss P, fi. La -
Mont, field 'secretary, will also be present
With greetings from the Provincial So -
1 elety.. The meeting will be presided over,
y Mrs. R. MeWhinney of DungannOn,-
Presbyterial president.
It Will Prevent Ulcerated Throat, -.At
the flest symploms of sore theoat, which
,
presages ulceration and inflammation.
tfike Lb spoonful of Dr Thomas* Eclectrde
I Oil. Add a little sugar to it to Make it
1 palatable. It will allay the irritation
land preVentlift.'ulceration and svvelling
that are so painful. Thme. Who were
periodi:ally subject to quinsy have thus
made thenteelires immune to attack.
Published to awaken and stimulate an
interest, 'both aesthetic and practical, in
O study of Canedian !Ards. "lairds of
Canada" Is a popularly written. exhau-
stive iteedunt of all kinds of birds known
to oe.cur in the Dominion,' their distin-
guisging features, nestings, eteshOinic
status, and distribution. �niflIar Althea
are used and technical fervid are aesekt-
ed whenever possible. A "Key to Birds
of-Vanada," presented- ht-the-introdire.
ry• pagA- 'WVides::e.- ready -tor
the identifkatien of unknown species.
A distinctive s feature a httirdg of
Canada" Li the use of Canadian mhtter..
Irroughts-pubteitio11.---- SOS;
stantiallY bound in cloth and illastrated
by some e90 colored tones, and elose to
1300 SWAIM 'the Volume compriimi 410
pages of text matter, lind includes hi
addition, a glossary and a colored map
of Canada showing bird distribution.
Copies of the new book may be obtained
it& eost 01 00 from. the Acting Dlr.
*dor; Deartment
Ottawa.
thousand additional civil servants re-
quired, and a tax bill of, at least eight
or ten millions a year will be incurred.,
Since the budget has not been balanced
for years, this additional money will have
to come from borrowing, or neW taxes.
On the other side it may bte argued that
even ten millions a ,yeae would be a
small price t� pay to get rid of the trade
and employment abuses, the sweat shop
condItionsethe exploitation of the prim -
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