Clinton News Record, 1945-01-25, Page 7' Kids are kids the world over. These grass -skirted native children
of the Caroline Islands eagerly. hold out their hands for the candy
which a Navy nurse is distributing.
Money For War
Money For. Peace
Government Spending Of Mo-
ney After The War Discussed
By Maclean's Magazine
A lot of Canadians seem to be
convinced that everybody's future
can be made sedum by unlimited
government spending, and that
after the war the Government is
going to have unlimited money to
spend.
They say, "Look at our enor-
mous war expenditures, If the
Government can find all the money
it needs for purposes of destruc-
tion, it certainly can do it for the
purpose of peace."
The simple truth iis thit a gov-
ernment hasn't any money of its
own.
. *
'What it spends is the money it
gets from you and other' Canadians,
by taxes and borrowing, and what
it gets by way of customs and
other, similar forms of revenue,
• After the war the Government
could continue to spend at the
present rate only if its income were
at the same level. Individuals and
businesses would have to pay taxes
at -the same rate they now pay, and
lend the same sums as they are
lendipg through Victory Bonds,
war savings certificates, etc.
To 'avoid depressions and want
most Canadians would willingly
pay and. lend. But their ability to
do so, would depend on them earn-
ing the saint amount as they earn
under war conditions. Production
would have to be as great as it is
now. So would our markets,
* * *
The difficulty is that war pro-
duction is vastly different from
peace production. So rriuch of it is
exploded, sunk or quickly worn out
that there isn't any comparison,
War provides aft insatiable, quick,
market, wherein price is ,o object.
In peacetime markets ,are not, insa-
tiable and price is very, much an
object.
There are people who say that a
government doesn't need to borrow
or- tax heavily; that it can "create"
money. It can. But money is worth
only what it can buy. And if a
state creates more than a certain
ratio of 'money the result is the
same as happened in Germany .af-
ter the last war and what is hap-
pening in China today — an in-
flation that completely wrecks a
nation's economy
Now Ease
COLL.SORE THROAT
PAIN!
Aspirin Relieves Pain
Almost Immediately
ikon an Aspirin Tabletin
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'• instantly. Within two
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this same speed is duplicated in your
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at once!
.Aspirin is so•fast, so effective—above
all, do dependable, that millions of
. Canadians have come to swear by it.
Get Aspirin today: ,
Follow these simple directions: ,
For pain due to:
SORE B4ROATt Crush 3 tablets in 34 glass
of water, gargle deeply.
COLDS. HEADACHES, :Take two Aspirin
tablets with full glass ot water.
NEURALGIA ...NEURITIS: Take two tablets
with gime of water,
NEW REDUCED PRICES
Pocket Box ot 12 now les
&enemy lioelo of 24. now 25e
Family azo of lea. , now 790
S
The Bayer mass on each tablet Is
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• Canada's Name
Is Just 'Canada'
The name of this country is not,
as commonly supposed (and as
printed across most of its maps),
"the Dominion •of Canada", says
Toronto Saturady Night. It is
simply "Canada". Nowhere in the
British North America Act is the
country referred to as anything
but simply "Canada". It is declared
to be a Dominion — "one Dom-
inien under the name of Canada"
— but it was never contemplated
that "Dominion" should be part of
its name, as "Kingdom" is part of
the name of the United Kingdom
„ of Great Britain and Northern Ire-
land.
SOLL/ItR BOY
Chinese boys start their soldier-
ing at an early age. This 10 -
year -old youngster, carrying a
heavy pack and wearing regu-
lation uniform, was photographed
as he boarded a plane with a
•. China -bound division at Airstrip in
1VItitkyina, Burma.
WHAT SCIENCE
IS DOING ,
Powder Trap
It seems that science has in-
vented a new risk for the thief and
the 'housebreaker --- a fluorescent
powder which is invisible in day-
light or wider ordinary lighting but
shows up clearly under violet rays,
is being used by British police.
. The powder was used as a trap
which caught a cigarette thief in
,Edinburgh and sent ' him to jail.
Cigarettes were the bait and the
bait was covered with this pow-
der, which was found on his cloth-
ing and his conviction followed al-
though there was no other evidence
against hint.
A police official Explained that -
except in fairly substantial quan-
tities the powder is invisible to the
naked eye. "But" he added, "under
the violet ray a person Whose suit
is sprinkled with it will have the
appearance almost of a baker.
What with fingerprints, invisible
light rays that set off alarms, blood
tests and all the modern parapher-
nalia of the crime detector, and
now this new invisible poWder.
dap the wary -thief into his undoing,
truly the way. of the transgressor
1 hard. The honest burglar, would
be better off to get transgressot
bard work.
For common
ordinary sore
throat
Cni
OST
'OTTAWA REPORTS
That The Strength oi Canada's
MerChant Marine Soon Will
• Be 400 Shipe •
Canada, which entered the war
with 40 ocean-going merchant ves-
sels, will be high in the ranks of
the world's maritime nations at its
close, accoiding to Trade Minister
J.,41. MacKinnon.
In a review of the wartime
growth of the Canadian Merchant
marine he said that when the Can-
adian program is completed within
a few months, it will have turned
out about 400 merchant ships, in-
cluding 20 tankers, for the 'United
Nations. Of these cargo carriers
about 110 are being retained or
war service under Canadian con -
Registration for benefits under
the Family Allowance Act will be-
gin soon in Prince Edward Island,
Hon. Brooke Claxton, health minis-
ter, said that Canada's smallest pro-
vince was chosen for advance re-
gistration so that the experience
gained could be applied in regist-
ering the larger provindes. Pay-
ment of allowances is scheduled
to be put in effect on July 1. ,
Slightly smaller supplies of pork
rroducts will be ayaillble for Can-
adian consmners as a result of the
Plan to requisition all grade A and
,. considerable percentage of 131
hogs for export by the Canadian
meat board, according to govern-
ment officials. On the other hand,
beef supplies are at a high level,
and cattle slaughterings during the
year are expected to top last year's
high mark. In addition to th'e bacon
Canada shipped to Britain last
yeat, over 50 million lbs. of other
pork products were sent incluaing
mated pork, pork casings, lard
and offals.
*
Canadian 'varieties of red clover
are superior to most imported
varieties in hardiness and yield un-
der Canadian conditions, says Dr.
T. M. Stevenson, Agrostologts. In
tests made over a period of
15 years it Central Experi-
mental Farm, Ottawa, the aver-
gge percentage of winter -killing
for Canadian varieties was 1.2.a%
compared with the average of
slightly over We for imported
seed.
* *
Serious shortages in the sup-
plies of hay reported in some areas
of Ontario and Quebec, while in
other areas in these provinces a
surplus is indicated, has caused the
Wartime Prices and Trade Board
to issue a warning, "If the urgent
bay demands are not met by vol-
untary action, the Board is pre-
pared,. if necessary, to commandeer
supplies from available surpluses,"
Donald Gordon, Board chairman,
said. He disclosed that there have
been some applications recently
for hay export permits and said
the BoAd's attitude was that the
first obligation on domestic supply
is to meet clothettie requirements.
Famous Old House
Offered To Britain
The fifth Duke of Wellington
has offered to return to the nation
the home in Piccadilly which a
grateful country presented to the
first duke when he returned from
the Peninsular War and Waterloo.
Apsley House in Piccadilly has
been the home of the Dukes of ,
Wellington since 1820, 'When the
Iron Duke at the height of his po-
pularity retlirlied frOM the wars,
enthusiastic Britons raised a fund
of 110,000• pounds for hint and with
part of the.,money he bought the
house. in Piccadilly.
Later when his popularity waned
he put -up bullet-proof iron shut-
ters. During 1.831 he opposed the
reform hill and a mob smashed the
windows of Apsley House.
The residence at Hyde Park Cor-
ner contains between 40 and 50
rooms, lighted by gas and candles.
The grand' gallery has a huge cry-
stal chandelier fitted with gas jets.
The elevator is operated by a rope,
as it was when installed.
The house was designed by Lord
Apsley and built in 178.4.
Mistake Made When
Farms Added To List
"If Canadians wake up some day
to find themselves in the complete
and rigid grip of socialism they
cannot complain they weren't
warned," says The FinaticiaF Post.
"The CCF National Convention in
Montreal certaiely were frank re-
garding their ultimate objective,
which is the complete socialist re-
volution — taking over by govern -
Ment of all business, big anti lit-
tle.",
CCF stands for out and out So-
cialism, and out and out Socialism
means the taking over by govern-
ment of big business.and small bit-
sinesie and farms as well. The CCF
leaders. find that when they, added
farms to what would be State pro-
perty they started something they .
wished that they never had touch-
,
ed, but it is too late now to retreat.
—.Pembroke Standard,Observer,
Y"O(NTMN T
(0,13`tirng:
HAPPY
A little top-heavy in his grown..
ups' clothes, this Bastogne young.
ster is warm enough to grin hap-
pily at the cameraman. Bastognese,
recently relieved of Nazi seige by
Gen. Patton's men, are up against
it for warm winter clothes.'
Luxury Aviator
A new "flying hotel" -will carry
high, British and American war -
effort emissaries on future urgent
Atlantic crossings.
Provided for Britain under lend-
lease, this "diplomats' sbecial" is a
luxury air' liner with oak panelled
walls and beige leather ceilings. ,-
Cabins have concealed lighting.
Huns Claim New
Super -Submarine
The Madrid radio „quoted a Ber-
lin report last week tbat the der -
mans had perfected a submarine
with electrically -controlled guns
which can be mounted in a few
minutes and shell an enemy coast-
al town from a long distance." The
-vessel carries a crew of 25, two
weeks' fuel and has "power and
speed surpassing anything known"
for submarines, the Spanish broad-
cast said.
Mexico contains breeding'.
grounds for millions of Parrots,
which' natives value highly as
food,
SUCCESSFUL PARTIES
result when you serve
Maxwell Bolin. This de-
licious coffee stimulates
and cheers. It's a choice
blend of rare, extra-fiavor
Latin-American coffees—
the finest obtainable. •
Here is a clinically -proven, two-
way treatment for colds!
Take ALLERGI-TABS to "blitz" that •
"drip" --•-relieve congestion and dis-
comfort within an hour. ALLERGI.
TABS combine fast .acting medi-
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One or two tablets will prove how
effective they are!
Take VITAVAX to speed recovery,
increase vitality and build immunity
to future colds. VITAVAX combines
Pold Vaccine (specially prepared
to combat common cold bacteria)
with richly concentrated Vitamins
A, Bb 0 and D.
Remember: ALLERGI-TABS for
speedy relief from colds; VITAVAX
to build immunity to colds. Ask
your druggist. Roberts Biological
Laboratory, Toronto. sea
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For quick relief from Itching caused by cezenia,
athlete s foot. scabies, pimples and otheri
conditionsuse pure. cooling, medicated, liquid •
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Get quick relief! Just smear
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LYDIA E. PINKRAM'S
VOICE OF THE
PRESS
FOR "SOFT" PEACE PEOPLE
Investigators find that in Lith-
uania, the Germans during theii. oc-
cupation of the country killed 165,•-
000 prisoners and 300,000 civilians.
Bear this in fated, ye who believe
that Germany should be given a
soft" peace.
—Chatham News
MIDDLE BEST SPOT
The world will be safer, it is
claimed, if the Germans are con -
flit( cl to the other side of the,Ritine.
Or would you feel more secure if
thev were confined to the middle
of the Rhine?
NO REWARD
Hollywood has paid half a mit-
tion for "Life With Father."
Mothers often put up with the old
bear for that,long and g'et nothing.
—Ottawa Citizen
'BEAUTY UNADORNED'
Another reason why romance
lasted longer in the old days as
that a bride -looked much the same
after' washing her fa,ce.
—Guelph Mercury
U. S. War‘Budget
Nearly Half Trillion
The 'United States governznent's
new budget will boost its war .pro-
gram to nearly half a trillion dol-
lars.
President Roosevelt turned; the
970 -page, four -pound doeurnent
pver to Congress with a $70,000,-
000,000 estimate for war expendi-
tures ticiceted for the year starting
next July 1.
By the end of that year, on June
30, 1946, he figures the United
States will have spent $358,800,000,-
000 to rid the world of Axis tyran-
ny. That's cash actually counted
out of the Treasuty till.
If left -over appropriations auth-
orizations and commitments for war
purposes are added, be said the
war program' for the fiscal years
1941 through 1046 "will total $450,-
000,000,000."
V-3
A Zurich despatch of the Ex-
change Telegraph said recently
that Nazi propagandists are spread-
ing rumors in Switzerland that the
Germans now are using `the V-3 on
the Western Front, describing it as
a weapon capable of freezing all
persons withie 150 yards of its ex-
plosion.
'RHEUMATIC
Aches and Pains
If just one bottle cif Ru -Ma aims
not show you the quick, easy. way
to get real relief from ;rheumatic
/Mlles .and pains, it costs you noth-
ing;
• Don't suffer longer; try Etu- -
Ma today and if you are not pleased
with the resints, your tnoneywill
be refunded by any drug store, This'
is a generous offer to all rheumatic
sufferers.
•
ACCOUNTANTS & AUDITORS
INCOME TAX •, REPORTS COM.
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or Large Businesses. Travel any-
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Wellington St. IL, Torontd, Ont.
tinier cinema
BABY CHICKS
5000 BREEDERS ON ONE
PLANT
BOOK Yourt 1946 CHICKS NOW
and get your chicks when you
want them. Orders are pouring
In. Breeder Hatcheries aro always
sold out early. Don't take chances
on ordinary chicks...Place your
order NOW. Pure Bred Sussex,
Large Type Leghorns, Sussex X
New Ramps., Sussex X Leghorns,
Rock! X Leghorns. Rock -X New
Hamps., Barred Rocks, Send for
large illustrated Catalogue and
Price List Lakeview Poultry
Farm, Wein Bros., Exeter, Ont.
100 CHICKS FREE
WITH EVERY URLER 011 100 PUL. 3
let chicks, we glee 100 tree chicks
lour choice>. Leghorn pullets
322.95 per 100, barred Rock pul-
lets 119 95 per 100. White Rock
Pullets 024.95 per 100. Brown leg -
horn Pullets 624.95 per 100, All
chicks sold backed by high egg
Pedigreed stock. $1.00 books your
order, balance C.O.D. GUaranteed
• 100% live delivery. Kent Elatch-
ery, Chatham, Ontario,
DANISH BROWN LEGETORNS MIX -
ed 20 cents. Pallets 36c, Barred
Rocks Mixed 1435e. Pullets 25c.
Large English White Leghorn
mixed 12e, Pullets 26c. AU stock
bloodtested, bred to lay and high
quality. Cochrane' s Poultr
Farm, Rldgetown, Ontario.
51.00 BOOIRS YOUR ORDER
onnnn YOUR 1945 CHICK'S NOW,
and not be disappointed. All
chicks are from guaranteed test-
ed stock, and ,from 25 oz. eggs
or better. . Barred Rocks mixed
912.00 per 100, White Leghorns
mixed $11.00 per 100 Burred
Rock Pellets $10,00 per 100,
evhite Leghorn Pullets 022,00 per
100, white Rocks mixed $16.00
per 100, white Rock Pullets
$24.00 per 100. Brown leghorns
mixed $18.00 per 100. Brown leg -
horn pullets $24.00 per 100, We
guarantee 100% live delivery,
balance paid C.O.D. Maple City
Hatchery, Chatham, Ontario,
BUYING C20101CS IN MANY CASES
is much ilk buying 'a pig in a
Poke you can't see the blood
line. It is difficult even by tlie •
, closest examination to tell wheth-
er a chick has inherited health,
- livability'', stamina, vigor, resist-
ance to disperse, high egg produc-
tion etc. Your success and profit
from your chick investment is
laegely dependent 'upon the skill,
experience and integrity of the
breeder or hatcheryman, also his
*willingness to etend behind every
chick he sells. Top /latch Chick -
erica hatch only Goverturient Ap-
proved chicks from bloodtested
beeeders and we stand behind
the ehicks we sell. For JanuarY
you can purchase, these high
quality chicks at the following
pekes Non -Sexed, White Leg -
horns 910.95, Barred Madre $11,45.
901 Pullets, White Leghorns
$23.95, Reeved Rocks $19.96. Send
for early Pricellst and eutalogue.
Top Notch Chickeries, Guqlph,
Ontario.
WE CAN GIVE YOTJ PROMPT DE: -
livery of chi:Ace, or book your
colter for later delivery. Good
delivery dates are aye liable, but
It's wine to .order now: Wide
choice breeds, hybricle If yoteve
•the equipmeet, get It Working
for you with JamtarY-February
°bloke, and catch the higher
pored' markets toreggs and
cockerels, Bray lInCehery, Nal
John N. • Hamilton, Oni,
_ -
ORDER YOUR CHICKS NOW.
AND YOU ARE GUARANTEED
your chicks for next ePrine when
you want them. Da rred Rock
mixed $12.00 per 100, white leg-
hornmixed 911.00 per 100, Bar-
red Rock Pullets 910.09 Per 100.
white tegnorn pullets 922,00 per
100. Heavy Breed etilW 50.00 per
100. Leghorn Ckla. 92.00 per 100.
Alt hielce hatehed from 26 oz
eggs or better and from special
milted flocks, Guaranteed 10091,
live delivery. 11.00 books your
order, h'llaTICC ('.0.1) Rainbow
Hatchery, Chatham. Ontario.
29 FRW.E macro
OUR FOUNDATION STOCK IS
registered and pedigreed birds.
Nothing hotter in Cnnade, Order
now. Prices for mixed baby
chicks, melee and females: Bar-
red Rocks. 512.00 rer hundred:
White Leghorns, 911.00: White
Rocks, $15.00: , Brown L.eghorne.
$12.00. Pullet prices: Barred
Rocics, $09.00; White - Leghorns,
522.00; White Rocks. 924.00;
Brown Leghorns, 924.00. 25 free
chicks, Mir choice, will be given
for each 200 mixed chicks order-,
ed and 25 free chleks for each
100 day old outlets ordered.
Goddard Chick Hatchery., Bri-
temnia Heights, Ontario,
A DOLLAR SAVED IS A 'DOLLAR
Earned. Yee can save 60c per
hundred- on non -sexed chicks.
, $1.00 per hutdred.on pullet chicks'
providing you order early. You
can aleo save up . to 9200.per
hundred on hon -sexed chicks,
$4.00 per bundred osi pullet chicks,
peovIding YOU takeearly delivery.
Early hatched chicks always
'make the Most money for, tee
poultrymen. The pullets come into
lay when egg prices aro higheet
land the .cockerels hit the market
when ,meat prices are .at their
' best. Order your chicks today,
take delivery early and be stare
and order Tweddle Chicks.
Twecidie chlelte are dependable,
Elle is our 20th year, supplying
good chicks. Free catalogue and
early delivery priceliet. Also lay-
ing and ready to lay pellets for
imgrediate delivery. Tweclille
Chielc Hatcheries Limited, Fergus,
Ontari,o. •
BART CRICKS
WANTED TO PURCHASE 1520EE13-
leg cockerels Black efinoreas,
Black Australorps, New Hemp -
shires„ Barred Rocks and White
Leghorna. Also hatching eggs.
Apply Box No. 1, 73 Adelaide W..
Toronto, giving full details and
prices.
BARRED ROCK AND NEW KAMP-
shire, 0.33.8. Flock, Kenney's
Breeder Hatchery, nat. 2, SAULT
. ern. MARIE, Ont.
NOTICE TO POULTRYMEN
WE DON'T =COMMEND THE
use of Oyster Shells—Use Can-
adian Pure, White Grit, and save
25% and produce better eggs.
Wegoffer yet: White Soluble (98re
Calcium Carbonate). and Whl e
Insoluble fever 99% Silica). Both
available for immediate shipment
in carload lots or less—Agents
wanted—Write for prices and
samples.
STINSON IEEE SUPPLY
COMPANY LIMITED,
5585 DELORIMIER AVENUE,
MONTREAL, QUE.
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HAVE YOU AtirebliNG NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to us
for information. We ere glad to
answer your questions. Depart -
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Limited, 791 ronge Street, To-
ronto.
HAIRDRESSING
EARN HAIRDRESSING THE
Robertson method. Information
on request regarding claeses.
Itoberteon's Hairdressing Acad-
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FOR SALE
ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW, USED,
bought, sole, rebuilt: belts, pul-
leys crushea. Allen Electric Com -
Pane Ltd., 2526 DtIfferin St., To-
ronto.
P EBREDFOXHOUND
WITH
two foxes to her credit. Bluetlek
breed. Black and white with an
excellent voice. Prke $40.00.
Mark Hatt, Kingston, Nova
Scotia.
HARLEQUIN DANE PUPS, FOTJTI
months old, nicely spotted. Don-
ald Gowing, RM. No. 1, klespeler.
RABBITS, GRAY AND WHITE
New Zealruld'Juniors $2.00, also
adult bucks. AC G. 13911, nit. 4.
Kingston, Ont.
REGISTERED AIN 300 BULLS,
choice quality, from our champion
bull. Price 0150.00 anti up. Wilke'
Brothers, Elmwood, Ontario.
GARAGE, BLACKSMI.TH SHOP,
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hour. Saves 00% picking costa.
.Specisl for cash $180.90. Ranging
Racks tor chickens, 0 feet long,
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10 Centre E., Richmond HUI,
Phone 117.1.
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2n0 floor; hot water heating sys-
tem. Will sell at fele mice for
oasis Apply by letter to Noranda.
Quo. Box 386, Noranda, Que.
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light complete, motors, arbors,
visee, beams, angles, etc. Reeds-.
wood Machinery, Ottawa, Ont.
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