can carry its message without

owned and published by a re- ligious organization, this year is observing its 50th year.

in that time, it has achieved a standin , both in the U.S. and nbroad, as one of the great news- papers of the era,

N0 SEX, SOCIETY

Yet, it shuns much of the grist of the modern journalistic mill-—

to Canada he set out for Chile and managed to secure some live Chinchilla, which he brought back

And that is the task set for The

Scientist. In the paper’s first ed- itorial, she laid down its objec- tive:

“To injure no man, but to bless all manki-n .”

Editor Canbam, tor 17 years the editorial chief of The Monitor, tells its extraordinary story in a book, Commitment to Freedom, published by Houghton Milflin Company, which came out this

IS ALL NEWSPAPER The Monitor is 100 per cent

events,” he writes. “It is journal-

The Monitor its rare upbeat‘as- surance, “expectancy of good," a fundamental of Christian Science.

It’s based on the Bible’s word that God, in cre ting the world, found it good, so made man in his own image—even though man perverser distorts that spiritual reality by his false, materialistic illusions. -

This doesn't mean, Canhnm stresses, that The Monitor just skips the unpleasant news and seeks to “throw a rosy glow over

told with typical Monitor gra-

150 Newsmen AT Montreal '

MONTREAL (CPl—The Col-n- monwealth trade and economic conference, which opened Monday and will last until Sept. 26,11» brought nearly 150 reporters, photogruphers and other: to cover the meetings. '

The conference press room lists

South Africa Press Association,

French service—Agenda France

I ,- _ , y mflntitdouhybm ’.rdi.n ‘ ‘ fogginghummohmutmin WWMQ .Gn n e S specvtive. . moons assigned by the sec. in Thur.. Sept. 25. 1958 T131321 NATIONS d m 1 eluding many technicians. Noiws- , - r A . ‘9 paper'l Tea 91‘ h :5 ill!- papers in anadu’s princpal m. m. ‘ . ternational —— 90 per cent of its cities are rgpresented directly by fmmc. . m .t m m . . cimculation goes by mail to sub- gtalﬁf men or indirectlythrough Thm> m gm u n S u c a sonibers throughout 121 foul!!! special arrangements. Several M. “d m m ah. w” countries. Canadian business publications Mat 1; i As mummy;an no, on are also represented. BOSTON (A ) — One or the sex escapades, the antics of so‘ newspaper. But, sa Is C-anham, SW; an” .m ‘3’ e on“ «Five reporters ‘Il‘e hm lmm ' strangest paradoxes of the news ciety, the tawdry round of police “many of its deci-siﬁns and an it” 7mm: smokm'g.‘ 1;; newspaper-3 in. New York and cm. D0. * NOQIOB' paper world today is the Chris- courts, the gossip columns, the tions are motivated by profoundly ates a a? a v1: ’31: a?“ 9330 and like Wall Street hum?! nah Science Monitor. bizarre, the banal and the bloody. religious criteria.” It doesn‘t hes- “Fl” 3:3“ kg?“ 9 “m' ls represented. A pal: er m w. in a hectic. rough-and-tumble It concentrates, as Editor Er- itate topoint up essential spiritual wily 8' as .é. .1! new: to lunch. Switzerland. Is also rcp- m‘ﬁ ash.» business, it has demonstrated the will D. Cambium puts it, on hidor- values. , k 5?”? 1 ' m TMW- ' ‘ ‘ Don't’bo um ' a; gentle, serene approach works. motion that is “really important “To emphasize such facts is to “51%; an m M n he was There is also representation of ﬁg}, (WW And it has made plain as church to people and their lives." get at the real meaning of ’ gm g " news services such as Reuters,

. . . . . . . ' v “ I , . . "- even talking about 1t. Momtor when it was launched m mm of the highest order.” misfgss'" Ncgmgrwgisg “1:013:03 Kustrallan News Semce and Aug-l #:M 1:01.

The Monitor, one of the few 1908 by Mary Baker Eddy, foun- That is the drive that has given Hal ' traliam Associated Press. The \W- a“ i' W daily newspapers in the world tier of the First church of Christ, ' w

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with the hope of establishing the industry in the Maritimes, but all the talk was silver fox and nobody wanted to put money in to raising the beautiful. rabbit- like animals. He had to go to ﬁarwaway Colitomnie to get estab- lished. and finally his venture proved that chinchilla could be raised them. but it had to be done in cellars or cellar-like buildings. « ‘ NEW EXPERIENCE

Now a despatch from Cincin- nati, Ohio, to Women’s Wear Dai- ly, N.Y., has the following, in part: «‘A‘ furrier here says that people often have preconceived opinions about the chinchilla fur. without actually knowing What it is like. ‘When I Show it to my customers it is an entirely new experience for most women to hecome acquainted with this tab- ulous fur which was once extrem- ely pnohi'bitiVIe in price".

‘The majority of sales prices have now fallen into the capette

a world that is often far from

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it will produce. Imperial 1 new “chemical products ‘ unit” in Sarnia, Ont, :‘ major addition to Canada’s

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split zipper hood jackets,

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propylene, buitylenes, butadiene, aromatic distillates \and aromatic tars-chemical “building blocks" that will go into hundreds of familiar consumer goods.

chemical manufacturing facilit- ies. Completion of the new $28,- 500,000 plant was announced by Imperial's president 'J.R. White. The plant, most versatile in Canada, will produce ethylent,

NV ELY nous on FUR TOPICS

‘stic reports" on retail' otturs are coming in to 1 ,I. 1’s Wear Daily” New from various parts of the States. Milwaukee furriers . ss is continuing ahead ,. year due to progressive l, ions on the part of fur They say that volume .. from 3 to 15 percent ahead

Stuck up now at big savings on famous brands you know

and trust.

tact that mink is still king of furs. for this season at least.

We deeply regret that our'friend Major C. Huntington of New Brunswick. was not alive to see that his predictions of the future of Chinchilla .would be realized. During his war service he had often called at the Hudson’s Bav Company salesroom and saw that the little chinchilla, whose habitat is in the tallest trees of the An- des Mountains in Chile. was fantastic prices, just as out own Silver fox did a few price range of from $1,500 to

years previously. I $2,500, and these have proveu A few years after his return popular.”

were officially described as “very firm, with a strengthening tend- ency in the males.” The report also st‘ated than attendance was good for this type of merchandise. particularly in the pastel cate~ 9013’.

The Auction Company pointed out that “More were no fine strings in the offering.” Pastel regulars (23,797 of them) 76 per- ' cent sold, very firm with strength

Special, Men’s brown suede jackets , 36 to 46 Special, Men’s heavy olive color jacket, quilt lining . size 38-46 '

Men’s extra heavy fine quality nylon pile, lined,

items tor the month - color —— olive treen

Pastel and sapphire letou't in the males. Stewarts (9,751) , _ - Special, stoles, retailing from $595 was 51 percent sold; prices uh- 1 Mens heavy jumbo coat sweaters . ' s 4 :l Pastel letou-t mink jac- changed. Breath of Spring (4,000» » v Special, - a _

wound $1,500; Pastel mink- ooalts, 45-inch, at $695.

same story comes ﬁrom ga, New York; Chic-

wns 20 pen-cent sold. Topaz (5,330) was 55 percent sold; prices us» changed. Dindem (8.000) was 43 1 percent sold; prices unchanged -

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ﬁamgtm’alll)ﬁ; byAﬂhPastel collection described x, ' l I Men’s heavy ﬂeece lined underwear Shim agd’ dmvl’em

" I «cities, ~ w a I ' N e'salesroom to mostly av- \ ' ' ’ amen ’

the fact that then is every erage with a few good bundles ' I ' ’ ' 7

cc of this season's crop was grabbed of quickly inview & Gombmatlons Suit 5 ‘ l . bringing prices at least of the end-of—the’seasou nature ‘ ' .1 Insurance Since 1872 ,

Men’s dress pants, Nyloflan, assorted shades, sizes 30-44

Cuffed, pr. 5

We carry a full range of men’s dungarees, overalls, smacks, and work nts jackets and underwear. . . ﬂattens, corduroy jackets, black with ‘searlet trim, scarlet with black trim

Special, 1 4 .95

tone, extra. heavy zippers

MEN’S suns — EXTRA. SPECIAL

30 suits taken from regular stock, including fine all wool worsteds and *= l blends. Single and double breasted models. Regular value up to $50.00.

Clearing at * special, L

-Boys’ Heeksuede- jackets, colors red and black, two tone black and red.

Sizes 26 to 32.

par with lost season, and! probably better

. New York Auction Oom- _ ,lnc., one of the biggest ’J. that its net income for ’ , months ending June 30, £08,500. As the percentage deduct from the seller is more than 5 percent, and houses must be taken out I . one- can realize what a ' ous volume of ions they andlc. ‘

“5 Wotan Fur Auction com- Ltd., sale which .I. uded on September 11th. that the best portal-men- - '- - given by Silvenblue and

- which sold 85 percent, respectively. But and pastels ‘ hit them percent mar-kl

furs did not do too well, ‘

of the sale. . . QUICK TURNOVEER ‘ l «'Illeeousencus. opinion of those in attendance was that the males were strong, up to 110 percent higher that in June, while fe- males were mostly ﬁrm. One ' optimistic Sign about Pastel-s was that the buyens had ready cus- tomers for their purchases. and there appears to be general con fidence in quick tunover on pas- tels. All of which adds up to the

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Men’s reversible jacket, heavy brushed nylon two

' All Lines of Insurance Effected ' ‘ .

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lite exception of red foil ~ . . Special, “‘1 Emmanuel cum" Boys’ reversible jackets, all wool, red and grey . I at prices. Prices ‘ special, V mmgilght malglgmirid Boys’ car coats, fawn, heavy quilt lining, sizes 12 to 1S. 1 tor .ﬁemales- Palomino ~ Special, _

sold dam $21 to. set; high ,I. Sapphire was $34.50 fm‘ males; Stewarts brought

g.

Boys’ heavy ﬂeede lined combinations. - , ‘ ' Special, Slut,

9 v 8 2 2

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I ‘ ‘ ' Bo s’all wool ullover sweaters 26 to 34. n chill, £15312?) Choose y p 1 ’ spgcmﬂ l’i ~ ' v . . 0 . . Whi 'nl: « . ’ 1 ulltlmed suburban coats Sizes 2 to . oiﬁmf’nrsie m from ten frult . 3°” heavy w°° q ' t ’ Special, 1 r

t (spring heavyweights) I ~ $1.35; red fox ranged be ; $3.75 to $6.50. ' ' [ATTENDANCE

is a report ’from the Hud- 1‘ Bay Fur Company sales ' York, A collection ’0!

varieties. . . ~ thrill the family - with a home baked pie!

Boys’ all wool quilt lined duffle coats, with split zipper hoOd, sizes 26 to 36. '

. spoon,

Boys’ Banlon pullover Sweaters,“ 12» to) 18 years, colors scarlet and pale

blue. 7

7 , ' Special, our ' .» I, ‘ * ‘ , ‘ Egg; more m “‘1‘ denim $ 2.39 .. S 3.25

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Ladies' new fall dresses, Brier Patch, Viscose and'Acetate fabric, excellent

value, sizes 12 to 20, prices 5 4 ma 5 7 . I I ‘

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Sizes 10 to 20. Price,

Ladies’ Nylon. Half Slips, white, coral and red, sizes small, medium and

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Clearing at half price—ladies’ girdles, brassiers, (discontinued lines).

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