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Morning Dally ll-‘unndod In [8871 Ant-barked u ‘becond Cm.» Mull Pun om“ Department. Ottawa

Th; Guardian may no uhtalned n: Huh luoauw Shop. Mai-rum, N. IL ‘the News Shop, Manet-m. N. B. _ George McLean. hcluu N 8. Walker'- Wbrl-a SIM. ll Suite: 58.. Hull“, NJ. Metropolitan News Agency, 1M8 Peer 5L, Montreal United Cigar. Stores. Chateau Lauder, Ottawa Oils 8. Allken, Laid Elgin‘: hotel Ottawa, Ont. J. Fine, 354 Bay Si... ‘TOWING Olli- Wolfei. News Stand, Sulfbury. 0m. Old South News. (Jar. Milk and Washington Sh. Boswn Hulallng’: News ssency. Times Blluﬂllll. New Yerk-

W, Chester a‘. McLure, M}. Vice-Prosmi-nt: I It. Burnett FJJ. Secretary; lieu: (Jul. r). \ lllmkinnun. D.S.0. ldllm and nlanagmg Director: | B Burnett, FJJ.

Asooclats Ldiwrs; Frank Walker and Inn A. Burnett

‘The Strongest illemory is Weaker Than m, Weakest Ink.”

MONDAY, MAY 20. I946

President:

ll Needed Saying

, . , -.____ Agrirtiltiirr Xlnisici" _l. G. Gardiner is be- ing ,~¢,-,,,,,1.,n,-p~_r,1 on :1 timely and effective speech bc- nmdc in lﬁirltznncnt in prolcSf 3231"“ the habitual IllSDZIYZIQCIIIClII of farming 8B a profession. It “'21s, n5 llu said, something that had bccn on his Illlll<l to szn", and, alter llsl€n- ing to :1 number of spt-vclics by pcoplﬁ “WllO llﬂd never had lrirnis and ntwer intcntlcd to farm, telling l]ll\\ tcrriblc conditions are on the farms,” he thought lllnl “an '11‘ Qmlfl Pl lime 35 anv", ' 'l‘ht~ lilo/w- um! llnil has the following pert- ‘ nine,“ (nllllllclll ml this >Ill>lCClZ l; ~ lt has been the custom everywhere to depreciate fat-fining, <'spccially' since the Indus- trial Revolution crcntcd a Clcﬁr IllVlSlOI! belwee" rural and urban pt-pple, and doubtless long be- fore that. linrnicrs themselves have by no ’ means been guiltlcss of complaint about the i ' poor returns, the hard work. and the many other factors which from their point of view

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almost at once.

fired.

as well as three.

e-EDII

pieces to the val

do no; appear m be problems to the town dwel- ler. There is, as .\lr. Gardiner aptly emphas-

ized, a basic inconsistency" in deploring the ter- rible condition of ziqricirltnre in one breath, and then in the ncxt going on to deplore the depart- ure of so many‘ y-otiiig people from lllﬁ farms to the cities.

"If we are going to keep our boys on the ,. farms the snid) we shall have to preach a dif~ pl i‘ ferent ltind of philosophy from what is being i preached today in this House and elsewhere. We must preach the [lllllOSODllY that there is nothing better, or more worthwhile, than pro- ducing food and clothing, the two tihings that are necessary to all of us. If farming, produc- ing the things we need the most, is not consid- ered the best of all the professions or trades, or whatever you like to call it, there is something wrong with our way of thinking.”

It woultl be idle and untruthful to deny that there is plenty of room for improvement in l rural living. Far too many rural homes lack the i conveniences which are comparatively common- place in urban dwellings. Nevertheless, in many parts of rural Canada, these things are being introduced, and the numerous benefits accruing from cheap electricity for instance, are becom- ing availablt.

In recent years. also, a great deal more is becoming known on the place of agriculture in the economic system. The effect of national policies and world conditions on price levels is much more clearly tmdersitood, and it may be taken for granted- that so far as these factors may be controlled policies which formerly meant slow starvation of agriculture will be avoided. Wartime demand has, of course, raised prices of almost all farm products, so that, as Mr. Gardiner stated, total farm income averaged $1,600.oo0,oo0 annually during the last three years, bringing an average return to each farm 0f $2,000. Vilflﬁus factors, like hired help,

sunshine. ers are at least work.

Privy Council, a is in Ottawa. wit

tion deals with t

It would be

the other

A reasonabl

would reduce this measurably, but in general farm income is about two and a half times what it was in i032, a depression ycar which still colors thinking about farm income. Apart from the question of farm prices, for loo long farm- ing has been sligrtmtizcrl by the failures of bad farmers.

. Much more is being done to provide pro- per education for rural life. Better facilities are being crczttcd, and more useful subjects be- ing taught. The value of education for farmers has ncvcr been so widely recognized as it is t0- diav. Rclntcrl to this. tbcrc has never been so much scivntifn" sludv of farming and its prob- lcms. Soil (‘l*ll.§('f'\'iIfl(lll, technical methods, bct- le-r crops, improvcrl stock breeds, and the like, are much more clearly understood as basic prin- ciples of fanning succcss. .

Thus, there are scvcrnl reasons why pcggi. mistic tall; about farming is no longer in line with facts. Tiruc. people havg to work hard_ e5. pecially at rcrtnin scasons of the year, but that is. or should be, understood by any one intend- lﬁl! to fake up this ancient fray of life. There are compensations which urban life cannot Dossiblv provide. even with shorter hours and a relatively secure source of inconie. lf our farm- crs and would-he fnrtncrs would concentrate on the improvemciils which exist and are being made in rural life. then it might become gener- ally recognized that farming is~intlced "the best of all professions or lrarlcs."

Making Haste Slowly

Back in February of 1036 the Minister of ‘Iusticﬁ-ovho ' then was Mr. into-recom- msridt-d. and the Cabinet approved. appoint- ment of a royal commission "to inquire into and c001‘: upon the penal system of Canada." The c0 mission went to work, and on April 4, i938, 1 ' ted to (he Minister of lusfice a report of 18f; ‘rye printed pages. This monumental v/oflsawaa‘ the rcport- so and all prison reports. ‘lbefcomiulssionefjs hid visited all the Canadian ' ‘m h' l heard the evidence of con- '_t and officials, 0nd had,

ll

by wholesalers;

prospective supp a report two to That's why ever

eight months filled orders."

Health, with a British Medical

ices. bccau se some of

fession wanted agcncy, but he is

the Government

ter-Rcvfeui, orists at Ottawa

an excessive

1&4 when 12mm: of

posed commission.

At it again.

icy with the King Government. “home consumption is advocated to permit of more being exported.

I

for unfilled orders in

ain wcré Socialists, therefore the me to be turned into a Government

The economic illusion The Letter-Review, ernment during the War, to the effect that the‘ only requirement for making the nation prof- pcrous is to have ally,‘ tion results in added difficulty in Obflining in- creased production.

sure for higher wages discourages buying on in general, because it vince the public that the value of their uvinﬂ, and the purchasing power of their incomes. may have to fall as a direct result of large Govern- mental expendiaurcn for War purposes. with ex- lmlvelg generoul "attempt: of Social Security {wont upon A

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England, Scotland, Holland, Belgium, Germany. Switzerland and France.

The commission made 88 tabulated recom- mendations, including the advice that a three- man Prison Commission be established. Government said this was a great report, the solution of all our prison problems, and some- thing would be done about it at once-or, well, Meanwhile as evidence of good faith the superintendent of penitentiaries was

Th

Montlrthen followed month, and year fol- lowed year, while the famous report gathered ‘dust. .\lr. Lapointe used to explain how diffi- cult it nus to find the idea] men for the uro- Mr. Lapointe died and Mr. St. Laurent succeeded him, and the war became the standard excuse for delay. using all the 200d men. of course. strange as it may seem, the penitenliaries car- ried on, perhaps not with entire satisfaction to criminals but with a minimum of disturbance.

And now at last, more than ten yearn since Mr. Lapointe made his recommendation which the Cabinet approved, another step is taken Major General Ralph Gibson of Toronto has been appointed Commissioner of Peflitentiaries. the recommendation for a three-man commis- sion hairing bcen tosscd overboard — the ex- planation being that the report of I938 no\v needs “considerable study" before it can be implemented, and one man can make that study

URIAL NUI ES_.

A}.

It was Rusticds day yesterday, and they made the most of it.

ti!!!‘

Christopher Columbus explorer, died this date 1506; discovered America in i492; he nev- er realized that he had made the greatest dis- covery in Maritime history.

tili

Antique furniture and other ue of some $200,000 have been

lJOught in Edinburgh by Mr. Leslie r]. Meade and packed by him for sale in America. n- »- :- a

Evidently seed-time delay is common all over the Dominion, seeing that in the Prairies they have been having severe frosts instead of In Ontario they complain the farm-

three weeks in arrears with

Uiti

Is rationing in foodstuffs to be stiffcned in the interests of starving Europe? Rt. Hon. Herbert Morrison, Lord President of British

nd Food Controller in general. h his staff discussing food pol- Rcstricfion in

i t It

Article XIV of the new French Constitu-

he press as follows “Every man

is free to speak, write, print and publish; he can by means of the press or any other manner ex- press, diffuse and defend any opinion in such measure as it does not abuse this right. notably as it docs not violate freedoms guaranteed by the present declaration or injure the reputation of another person. ion can be imposed on anyone.“

No manifestation of Opin-

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bad for our stockmen were the

grain freight subsidy from the West lo the East discontinucd, and Agricultural Gardiner is to be commended on his determina- tion to leave well alone in this respect. On hand he when he announced that the reason why the Department of Agriculture hesitated about pub- lishing infoPmatiOn 0n experiments because “we have found that when we put out statements farmers do the opposite of what is recommended.

Minister

must have been cynical

the results of machinery

i i I l

e explanation. Multiple orders jobbers and retailers have dis-

torted civilian demand in the United Statcs un- til government stabilizers can no longer meas- ure aotual shortages, says Frantic for merchandise,

same order simultaneously with six or

Nation’: Bm-invss. retailers place the eight Then. when OPA asks a given industry, it gets five times the actual demand. y industry thinks it is four to

Iiers.

behind with "mountains of un-

‘ﬂit

The Cardinal Arch-bishop of Westminster has presented Mr. Bevan, British Minister of

far worse problem than Association objections to

the the

new nationalization of hospitals and health serv- Mr. Bevan was wrong in believing that,

in Brit-

the noisier physiciana ical pro-

up against something far more

important in Cardinal Griffin's simple remark that he hopes that,

in nationalizing hospitals,

will remember that R. C. hos-

pitals are based on religious as well as medical foundations. This is

one point, says Th; LII-

which is recommended to the the-

who believe that if would bi

simple to nationalize health services in Canadi. u n a a

of our limes, saﬁ is that fostered by the

plenty of money around. Actu- amount of money in circula-

It causes a steady pru- snd blgher prices. whiﬂl

in very difficult t0 00$

The war was Meanwhile,

the pm of the publb ‘

Inf.-. (Illéﬁll-‘l. 19mm‘ s§yAsviA~ .. Notes By The Way

..____

e stands. Bulge: banker. And

m. Nature Ill never loveller; main‘: mluzmnmfv to

rwws on Page l seems an imper

Buffalo News.

If the “b: to ain

as seems to be the case Part4 of llhls dlstlrlct, f It had Bfvokvllle Rzmmer and

Because restaurants — and

only way In which to make a pala-

be the ngflx and breadth country. Times. One

of

a llnhillltv instead of an asset. but nciwajdays ulmos/f, any- thing that Is habitable Is needed In some heavily congested centres.

Brookville Recorder and Tlmes.

Officially. Mr. ‘human may be Presidium of the Llnited States. but Ilf the American people want steel. they have to see P i1 Murmy. If they wane autovnzobllec. they must kaowitow to Walter Heart-tier. If they warm‘. rnuslc, they're obliged to Imzmkle under u: J. Caesar Petzlllo. If they want coal to heat their reﬁnes and keep their lndustnes rimming, it's a use of kiss John L. gods’ big toe. or else. —WIndso1

u.

.41., m u fulrvbe rum. than kindness Is also faimsss. Kind ls

fairer. fair, kinclcr, if It also possesses the iminrure wisdom. the uI hum-er, the breath- caxch gallantry than wears pl as an orchid and paln as a aidem. Envy the Duke if one will; tlhe Duke requlres no

envy. But, envy above all him who ﬁnds perfectlon m an Imperfect face plllamd above a wrnebhmg less than perfect fcmm. Pbr the perfect corporal beauty ls but the perfect. trium h of the aver-

589. whereas the ilus-lon of beauty Is Imrperlshable irfec-tlon Itself - St. Louis Post.- IPMICCII.

This week the dispatches told of a main who built a store at Hud-

yeam ago In the expectation that a. runway soon wouldbe built. Into that oowmmmlty When news ciasne a day 0r two ago that the govern-

ment of ovlnce, after all these years iradtlng, would ex- tend vhe Pacific Great Eastern

chant. now 84 years old. was 50 overjoyed that he collapsed and had to be taken to a hospital. Tmonto Star.

Luminous carpets whlch wlll Ilghl. the Wa t0 your seat. in the cinema but, w not interfere wlth the showing of the films a-ne on the way. lments by manufacturers at Kid enmlnster. Britain's car- pet. manufacturing centre have beached an advanced stage. ‘Cin- ema owners," an executive of one big ftnm said, "are shOWlﬂlZ 819N181 Interest m our activities." Manu- mature Involves the use of phos-

horescxnlt dyes which Ell/c 0“ l1 ‘Ill ht glow 1n the dark. Two big pliobﬁrms confronting the munufzicl» ururs are u» How to vrevsnt the dyes wearing Ulll thmllélh wnsmnl- tread on the can-pots; (Z1 KW to awake the look attractive evenundertrhcfllllv-Teﬂme ma“; . Both are beIHS wlv- ecl. -=f.midm Dally Mali.

o; m, SS living- onatumes on th sulutiely no sense of dimacfxon. This 51mg o1 mum mas mode It neces- saini. through laws of ngétyém: agifgwtvﬂiigvel way of mtm-nlng to Ills orlglrml starting place. Whether it be In nest or some remote D1864!- ms p prooesslmiary wwm 01-’ Rance la endowed with the abil- lty In ﬂllnd Its WBY "5 q ‘nope’ as a. guide. This worm @1115 s fIine 00rd. one end of which Is fastened securely In 1% He“ °T

gwf q! tree. glvamsgon Itg merry wag: unwlndln vhesﬂkenorxdfroml bodvasl travels. Wherl n Is weparvd w, re- tun go m; “w, l; merely folrnws the cord back 111cm the lvllle it has made. -Y‘rum an and 011V doors.

We live In ITJ: homo, Wm! mm, average sized zooms whloh

usl. seems to accommodate four irhlldrneki, a . v wt Mid Milt»- evu- other

strangest

. a bher bjeotluns. “l: Wllﬂﬂ- i? ab: do emuren play In been modem-i bandbmtes? Where dome-y mitevmaln? How can Y0“ usage n hoclney game In a kilfchcn Illilled wIth Links and 01’ ; mung mafmh In a hull whluh mm only the ""- W“ have never been able fllrure 011% my; 0a of ohlldzm In the m.“ or mday. even than In anal families. —Ekm. EIMWIR . In than Ill?! of almost. Inlllfil- a-neous common . lnfomzxéﬁ

A mm‘: business shun whhﬁn he n spasm,’

man continues. mere an days when all the (mod crowded lmo

corner. under weather; --

bonus” is only lead- epdemlc of wIfe-bea-tlng In some

‘twerc better never been introduced — Times.

Inﬁll] ves as well - flunk thac the

table samdwlsh i: to out o-ff all the crust, vast. quamltles of bread are wasted every may throughout this —Brockv1.l>1e Recorder and

houslng administrator Is irumllﬂG munlclpamlcs to “go slow" on hon-ﬂing. Perhaps he ls ﬁght because temporary housing can beoozne

son Hope In British Columbia 30 t},

The worm then 2

w. respondent.

lining the problem to the bottleneck at P. W. letter she shuws the

Prlnce Edward Island.

DUI‘

to make a change tlonal system, I know

with things as they are, Wlll find this percentage with anything.

Ever sInce

thls subject attention m the who are Most of them do

sugsestlons because 81W other subject up for provlnclal

our electors and to Indifference. 1

change and ff to Inltlate this change.

t. . - em o mos. In: comfortagl '

n V Out 0,! ships

stated the prob mnmt-Im the House of Brltaln needs

oil a week to nvfmmum I: is down weekly.

main-lain a

n00

The new expedwtlon had

tonal urgency.

any whale unl 1n the vicinity fits radius. the exipedftloln

the whales so thin? Wlhalin sh

Winter season In

not; In hlStlOTy have

catch had Bl

Whales feed on y a speclallmd a

charge ch affect the an tihese Into

of

Lln ﬁprsie Cll s ton." a o o

The parent ship of expedition ' will so

organism. mperts 0|’!

the

ype. G-rlermn will have two Fleet Alr

Among ofnu whallng

vfumwmildeanliiinlatlaalc

(Ottawa Journal)

That able and brilliant Mlinllter of Jultlce Bl.

-when baker. Progrelslve

Mr. 5t. Laurent Ionl Qnouih we h In he wl-I will discover that and n liberal mind

e no!

liberalism-which

t I: eirpre ed more afte

Ho] the houh It would lro no ll In the my "that. than renatlonnrlen In It: and It to lay of Mr. 5t. Laurent‘:

urler

‘ who

one. Not l0 In

ll m, llllt hll ll

Qt

‘ PUBLIC FORUM

ru- oolumn h open fo- thn discussion h; oorro lllonllentu of quantum: ol lnﬁonlt The C‘ rlottefawn Guardian .600; not accoun- ll: eluloru In opinion nl

CHANGE NEEDED AT P. W. C.

_ ___.__ $lr,—-I have read with much sat- Isfactlon Mrs. Frank's letter out- eliminate C. In her people u! who really Interested In theIr (‘hl'|l‘ll‘9l1'S future how easy It would we for gresent Government to prove to t e electors they really mean m our educa- lhere are two or three out of every hundred m Prlnce Edward Island satisfied but you satisfied

the first letter appear- ed In your columns for or Jgainst I have paid particular opinions of all In favur of a change. not offer any It certainly is not expected that each one of us make 8 Study of school courses or that mlrzht cn-ne

uiscussion. We leave It to the boards appolnted by often this leads believe the peo- Island now want a l! UP to the Premler

5P8

Use Airplanes And Radar In Whale Hunlf

llh sClml-Ull! WdSQIS. including ‘planes

mammals will not. even ‘nave the ‘llm remain!

to!

' r for Food. em In din le math- ommons: 4.000 tons o! whale .a.fe fats ration. At present fnGIAXIO tons of whale oIl

cwmre bvg ha‘)? . v - 518th

been planned before t-hls revelation, but. Sli- Ben's statement gava ll audit.-

Wlhlle It ls enqﬁrged ln nursulng

uc enough to be opemflve , will to give same 0.‘. Its atite-ntfon one of the current mysteries of deep-why are this season's

1w

, If lips now retnimln from the Antarctic affix-I‘ the wonsl

reported ulEl-t not only did they meet with mld weather and fewer WlIElPS. but that those mammals they dId far lcss oll ﬂhan ls norm-

ml ute n- Isms stmlnm from Imlinenseoigguilps

ppnra-

If they are not quantlby of food robably mean some sea eventually might species of msn dependent put- une Whaler “whale starva-

Arm pilots Wmtlng

llamas now being oonrlderedﬂtirfy Gilt Government, are theuse of roglsnel- nun ' ea

barge.

Liberals And Liberalism

man. Laurent, was lur rlbed~und a blt snrcastlc e found Mr, John Dlefen- Conaervatlve, rlprenchlng Ilbornlfam wlth a small

." If remnlnl In Purllnment-nnd remains there long- zet over much Iurprlae. Hei Liberal label the nme thlnn; and the real creed of I| a state mind. not mrnethlng that “clung: l party name or ornnlmtlon- from the n: v0 p‘ nurvut ve nlde of from hi: own aide. foolish to my there Liberal pu- ty. It would be equally foolish to in no crunted Tory would be that name recent act- , Liberal aren't been reaction- l d Ln

of

knew and cleaved Manchester rled In the tradit- lih nu

M! hm In marl In Mm‘

Revised Subsidy sun Costly

(Montreal Gazette)

stubllze price: of consumer

Icy of subsldlel wherever puaslble.

gresslven-emovnl of all and restoratlion of a structure.

Despite the revamplnl; 0f sldy yments and policy B5 war rew to an end ~last Yell‘- malntenance ufthe system thrvllﬂll 1945 required heavy outpourllllls 0f pubIlc funds and SUbSILYIllII pay- ments are atIIl belng made. Close and constant scrutlny of the uro- grum is obviously necessary that still further reductlons be made whenever condltluns war- rant In order to llghten. and u.- tlmately eliminate the high cost of this phase of price control. Stall-silos appended to the Board's report estimate the cost of subsid- fes, and tradlnglosses on bulk pur- chases of basIc commodities, at $93 mllllons In 1946. The gross cum- ulatlve since December l. I941 to the end c-f last year is reported at $328.3 millions. This Is In addition to 1b:- gynrwrnl administrative ex- penzes of the Board which pro- vlsl-onal figures In the report ‘n- dicate amounted to nearly $14 mll- lion last year.

The report polnts out that elim- Inatlon of reduction of a number of subsidies during the past year. l-n-

nub-

1 _ \»._ eluding several eimensive ones on fmugfnfjfﬁ maor Items of supply. began the ’ process of nsrrowlng down the

sphere of payments to basic foods, certain farm supplies. textiles and fuels. Even ln these essential fields. some cuts and adjustments were made,

The Board recn-gnlzes that price

._.__. lncroaﬁes bhaye bfenlund wllldcort- tlnue to e nev tube pro uc s

(Robert. Musel Repwts from London from which subsldlos ave been to tihArBrItlsh United Press.) withdrawn or reduced, though 1t _'I‘he memo hour sf/rlkes for the promises to 11ml: them wlfhln re- vthwles of the Antarctic this asonable hounds, So far such in- when a British ex ltlon creases have represented a moder- anned tn e teeth wit new ale cost naturally acco-mpm/lng

the readlustment. to normal prlce

and rad” 5 out f0 Protect the and trading processes as agalnst

gillg-‘Tlﬂﬂ lat ra/tlon of the home- the nelcessary hut ahnorinal and w,‘ h“ t ‘ expens ve process of pr 0e cun-

nmeba-lﬁﬁman gQ ndlll-lgyléﬁgs lgut‘ fro] bolstered by subsidies.

Sea. U-‘t ll . . A

mark the fIrStnewt-liiie Ihlconglgzif. "Forward Side By Side"

lI-laznllwn Spectator) Lord Halifax presented a pam- dox vilhlch it was dlfflculf for the average Amerlcan to understand the arlstccmt who was at the same time B thorough-going deanocraw but he remained long enougr In the United Slates to outlive ltlB-I prejudices and to gum the respect and affection of all claswé. In baking his leave us Brltish Ambass- ador. he gave eloquent», expression t-o the cordial relationships pre- vailing between the two countries, Cwellig on the outstanding ao- cornpl imienls of the Anglo-Ameri- can partnershl? during the war. and pleading or Its peace-time mntlnuatlon Mr Winston Church- 111's famous Fulton speech, though In provoked a. cermln amount of unfavourable crluIclsm-based laigie- 1y on misunderstanding - d nevertheless produce In the minds of thoughtful people On both sldes of the Atlantlc an Inspiring con- oepf/lon of mutual co-operat-Ion for the general advancement of human welfare. The l-homs has been taken up by Lord Halifax, In an article

to

‘Lordship nks of the loyal 0011a- boratlon rilfxtihe Unlted States and the Brltlsn Cmmmnwealth as ing capable of solving most off the problems whlch are at amen! plagulng mankind.

Such association 1m fee no lack of loyalty w bhe Unted Notions. The object belngz peace. mere could be no sfxcngccr reinforcement of the democrat cause than the friendship of the Anglo-Saxon races. “AnglmAmerIcoa-z friendship ls the of a process. never ex-

oon nually ex andfng. which" Is a necessary eon Mon of memes Wojﬂnn"! are easy 0f sdjustmenb-‘we have a ccmmou heritage of t 8nd belle! on 9.1mm ev thIn that mothers . .I have o n nah-t.

ems lncllned to

at opinions think are antI-Brltlafi are

tooth M whlchsumeofusmte

some ofyou may do! Mill-

e headwa made In reduclllm andiizllmlnatlorai of lublldlel used to hold down the delivered coiléﬁd Is emphasized In the annual r430" of the PrIcerBonrd on Its 1945 op- eration: reiterates It: declared pol- dropping or cutting down even though some prlce Increases may result. with the general nlm of o-

lubs (ﬂea free-price

the

S0 IIY

printed In Colliers. In which His-

izouua auaii ' Llko swift tron

The bblym

Himself hie 011C 1190111110 Wlig. e

Al. length he and the llwlnkllng one

e aw. wovmmnrd An enchanted $.49». lurk Takes ‘wing to m. A cricket. lb- en , Baal-us hla nan. A bright-eyed o I Leaps h h In nutm nuprlae. On see

The Insects and the llttle crenburu

All the wonder of the mall boy’: rapture.

-F1orance Marlo Taylor New York Times,

In the

the Unified Nallmlis," His . "they will render a servlcelvrllluguué tprlgeu, not. tangy alﬁ memseves, o peope n

lands." Swrahely, they Oflllld be- come tﬁhe vIol-Ima M . but

SOUTH AIRICANTHIATUIZPIES PREPORIA. South Africa-JO?)

paid ex-servlce personnel £17300.- aw ($78,267.90!) in gm-Ms. loan! and war Rratultles, according to a statement Issued by the dlrecfor- ate of dcmoblllmtfon here.

_____________ ll. F. llutehosun & SON

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‘Specialists In the I'll- tlng of glasses for the correction of ocular de» feels.’

63 Grafton Street

liassy Stomach: lleleivad

Every perlon who II troub- led with n In the ulomuh and have‘ should get u bob tlo of Dr. Evan’! Stomach Mlxturs and nee how , ' “ It will relleva all ﬁlm-caning lymptoml.

“$121111: Silica-ooh Manure, me: u no only prawn; Ill bu! effect! from fun but It promotes the Inno- Ional acﬂvlty of tho non:- mh nlht dlguﬂon and Im- Don’! dell . Bottle today.’ Price Mo,

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