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ssFSPE ur a I pt- m er he at Dg ed ly n- he of aisaste - CARY oFAc mA BRERA al 4 bo by the designers and weavers o! ils py on mn HT 433 Pauc a Was aaa 3 ' CANADIAN MANUFAC ~~ PRODUCT OF WORLD WIDE IMPORTANCE Development of World Wide Importance Made By Toronto Carpet Company (An improvement in rug weaving which is already having its effect on the carpet industries of United States and Europe has been brought to fulfillment this year after sever- years of patient experimental the Toronto Carpet Manufactur- Company of Toronto, It is an- ipated that the new product will have quite a considerable effect in reducing the volume of imported Oriental rugs, It has always been a dream of and carpet weavers in Great Bifain Europe, United States and nada to produce in power loom rugs equal to the handmade Orien- tal rug in beauty, coloring, design and durability, imitations of Oriental rugs have been woven on power looms, they were quite easily distinguished from hand-made product as they lack {le in the past [adians have done much in medicine, TURER DEVELOPS that lustrous sheen and appearance of velvet softness. The Canadian weavers, however, never gave. up hope of succeeding in this most difficult task, A few months ago, to the tremendous pride of the men who had worked so hard In their experiment, the first sample came from the looms, was finished and washed, and they felt that their dream had come true, Since then large rugs have been produced and the rug industry of Canada and the States realizes fully that a revolutionary step has beun taken in the world's rug industry. This must be recognized as one of the mot important industrial achievements in recent years. Can- science and other branches of learn. ing, and this most recent industrial triumph will go far to raise the respect of the world for Canada, POLICE OFFICER AGAIN ON STAND AT COMMITTEE From Man Convicted Under Admitted Borrowing Money Liquor Act Toronto, Mar, 9.~--R. C, Brien, former officer of the Provincial Po- lice at Kitchener, continued his ev- fdence before the Public Accounts Committee of the Legislature yes- terday., He was called at the in- -------- -- Sha yay TIME TABLES now 473 TIME TABLE, Bander. "Ao 'B, 'Wier Tt 18 em sbov times train haws Station. © C. N, R, TIME TABLE Effective Jun. 6, 1929 Eastbound Dai HE igi ELEEts geist EREERRRERENEF 347 FRRRRERRERREEE EEELES BERRRRRRRRERER 1] & sEsafsses 5 Hp i | ges FRRRRRRERS SEESBSsEsE sEsesenebing FREERREREREE fEisesraeiioc + BESTEIEERESE i f 1 EE 333-11 3444 See BRERRES i 8 3 3 I SARE i: fBuscess 113 Hb NA i £ wn i | stance of W, B, N, Sinclair, K.C,, Liberal leader, and was cross- examined by Hon, Willlam Finlay- son, Minister of Lands and For- ests, Brien said one Gordon Brown, convicted under the Liquor Act, had given him $80 to pay off a note at a Kitchener Bank, Brien issued notes to Brown, who has now sued unsuccessfully, Regarding the Conestoga f{nci- dent, where Brien said there was open drinking and drunkenness, He had no complaint of conditions there, but he did not see why he should have been censored regard- ing his conduct in this case by his superior officers, Mr. Finlayson said four witness- es would testify that Brien was not censured, Brien swore out a search warrant for the residence of one Schneider, had taken Scnneider's liquor permit, but laid no charge, Brien had returned the charge vol- untarily and there was no sugges- tion of interference, political or otherwise, he said, In the Blair incident, he 'had sworn out a warrant for Thomas |' Prong, because he had found li- quor in a car owned by Prong, An argument followed between Mr, Finlayson and Mr, Sinclair on the matter of law, whether the on- us was on an owner or prove that liquor found in his car was not his property, Mr, Finlayson main- \ THE Osha # LALLL MES, SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1949 ONLY ONE ESCAPED | . FROM LANDSLIDE Funchal, Madeira, Mar, 9.--Only one inhabitant of the village of Vargem in Saint Vincent parish, one of the most noted beauty spots in the islands, escaped the complete destruction which overtook the village in the form of a great land- slide. Today only raw earth marked the site where white wall- ed cottages had nestled in the nat- ural flower garden of the hillside, Below the village flowed the in- ferno river which was tlooded by heavy rains, The waters gradual: ly ate away the bank until the vil. lage collapsed and fell fifty feet into the whirlpools, The few wit- nesses heard the cries of the vic- tims as masses of rock and earth with houses and other debris was whirled off to the acean, Youth Is Convicted Of Manslaughter And Given 15 Year Term Sydney, N.S., Mar. 9.--A supreme court i. yesterday returned a ver- dict of guilty on manslaughter in the case of Murdoch Dunn, 17-year-old Glace Bay youth, charged with shooting Fraser Robertson to death on the New Aberdeen skating pond on Feb. "18, Justice R, S. Graham passed sentence of 15 years' impri- sonment, ive Your kidneys COAL COKE wWOoOoD Waterous- Meek Limited UPTOWN OFFICE SRI: W, Do YouOwn Your Own a chance -- . 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