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PAGE TEN CANADA-JAPAN PULP PACT TO. HELP BUSINESS import Maximum and Price * Minimum Recognized In : New Agreement I --.,,,h » Fakyoes Canad profits from the fiet that the stundurd of literney is eutremely high In Japan, ene impor: nt result of which js thet & vest amber of newspapers, nngigines snd hooks are published, which ulfogether hive a truly enormous clreulation, This In turn demands # huge quan. Sty of wood pulp, from whieh to nanufnctur, the paper, und of this vanada 1s one of the chief sources of supply, A price war his been In progress lor some time between the Canadian lp companies and Japanese manu: lneturers of the same commodity, who secure their raw material from the forests of the northern islands of saphilin und Hokkaido It Is now reported that an agree ment 15 about to be reached bhetweun the two groups, by whieh the Jups wee pulp mills will reeogniee a core why maximum quantity of Canadian pulp helng Imported, In return for whieh the Canadian ministry will as gree to a sesle of minimum priees, The Canadian mills have heen sups plying large quantities of pulp to Jie pan at prices whieh the Japanese producers declare have eansed them # freat deal of discomfort, This world he Intensified when Japan re wirns to the gold standard, which Is now expected to take place In the not distant future I'he Japanese mills have put forth ktrong argument before the governs ment commission whieh Is now sitting to formulate a thorough revision ol the tariff, in order to bring about un incense In the tariff on wood pulp If this were successful It would place a serlons cheek on ( anada's ox panding trade with Japan, and the combination of elreumstances has lod to the truce which seems about to he coneluded Comes to Canada on Political Mission (By Canadian Press Lossed Wire) Tarento, Oot, 20,=Captain A, € M, N, Dixey, Conservative member of parliament for Mid-Cumberland, England, and secretary of the safes guarding of industries commitiee in tha house of commons, has ar tlved here on a political mine on, He will consult with politienl ind business leaders in Canada In the hope of achieving the type of Empire pole ywith Canadian pre lerences which would be welcome to Canada, he stated, Sone a el a bh Ad dh PP TTTTTYYTYY ALAA LA Li a i TIME TABLES h NO TOTO TOT TT VOT OT WOT JO UNTO TO TOC UO TOC TW a a a a ah i ih i a St Nn, TIME wARLE olive - \ tf dard Time) " ot Daily (Except 'Bunday), Daily, Party (Exeept Sunday) ail daily (Except Bunday), Going 1] batty: H y (Exoept Bunday), i i Kove pt Bunday amy am LAU 0 "m, My opm, |) 04 pum, LO 11m, Wf Pm, 1 ¥ ally oot Baturday ly 2.08 a, Dat CANA NATIONAL RAILWAYS "Hii Bap. 1, oka .) N] i am, Lo event Bundany LAR aon, Bunday only, i an, bil ¥, Sund \ wn, LULL LL UNAAY, A Dai NCOP! un ay I Ad pom Daily, 11,80 pon, Daily, except Saturday, hr? AT og 1 my Bal Wil PA entbound Waily, hailv, Jaily, ally, Natly, 2 } Vy Hh " under onl funday ALUN il vy 84 wm, Daily, prt Bunda, Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville ) Ek - am, am, LIL ali, wm, IAIN [us » i i i 1 A i exeept Sunday, \ A escent Sunday, { savant Dunday, i 8 * THE, OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1929 BR o,rl WILL PREACH ON 'PROHIBITION L. W: Petley, Oshawa, To Speak at Courtice Sun. day Evening Courtles, Ot, Lh="There was # 00d attendance on Hunday even ng at My Goodall Hall, at West Courties rt the regular evening porviee condueted hy L, W, Vetley, Oshawa, His subject wag Vallure and Bucoass, Next Bunday the sey vice will commene at the usual hour, 7,80, when My, Patley"s subs Jeet. will be Prohibition, as I une derstand It, Mrs, Powers and Miss Helen Powers, or Orono, were week-end visitors of Mrs, G, ¥, Annis, I, ©, Bhovtt, Tony Hill, and Bert Shorts, Toronto, were Munday vis ftors at the home of Jacek Whortt, Other callers on Hunday were Mv, and Mrs, Jack Balson, Zion, Mr, and Mpa, Smith and Miss Kvelyw, of Ouhaws, saturday afternoon an interests ing meeting of the OG 17, wan held at the home of Miss Ada An nig, In the devotional period Miss Helen Wilkins read the Bible lose son, The roll wan culled in an un ueanl way, esch girl responding by giving & suggestion on how to des corate and furnish room, planning the oeoloy scheme throughout the suggestions, A dedication service wal led hy Miss Arnold who iw lender of the CG, LT, Piano solos were nlealy played hy Misses An nie Wiking and Velma Gay and Miss Beth Cay gave a reading, Myre, Amot who Iu visiting In this community gave a nloa missionary talk and at the close of the meals ing frult was served the girls and a delightful social hour enjoyed Mrs, Annis and Miss Ada made thelr guests most welcome, * I "PLANE MISSING FOR FIVE DAYS IS FOUND Pilot Sergeant, Forced Down by Valve Trouble, Given Assistance Ni, Wellclen, Que, Oot 20, Clouds Which obscure even the low oil Lillle, added to a driving win try fain, held vesous plots on the Appind on Batuddey and temper Arily" halted the search for lost 'planes In the Northern wilderness Which Hes between Mt, Fellelen and Ghibougaman, Meanwhile, news came Oskelanen to those In of searel operations announcing finding of the 'plane of the Walvehild pevyioe Which had heen missing on the Oskelanen to Chibougamau run for five days, The pilot, Sergeant, had been forbed down hy valve trou ble and vescuers, landed beside Mm and enabled the stranded pliot (0 make necessary repairs Two Planos Missing Thud the toll of missing planes In this sector of the North is re duend again ta two, Not a word has bean heard and no sign has heen seen of Mllot BI Cannon, me ohanle Lizotte and the monoplane mn which they set off from Mt Falleten last. Wednesday with a load of supplies for Chihougamau Prospactors Limited at Merrill Ia land in Lake Dora A Rays) Canadian Afr Fores ma ohine piloted by Flight-Lisutenant Bernard, which left here at 10.80 yesterday morning to seaveh the waste lands to the northwest of Rt, Fallolen, was added to the mising roll yesterday, when It fatled to veturn to port, Bernard's tanks hold man for four hours flys ing, whieh should have hrough him home by 2.00 in the afte W.A.HARE HE JOPTOMETRINT 23; Simcoe St. North Huadrads of peonie wear i (WHE utmost comfort Hare's Faultless Lenses from A. MEN'S WORK SHIRTS AT vii yn 49 {1 Collis & Sons | 80-34 |Felt Bros. The LEADING JEWELER King W, Phone T3iw Cated \ 12 Simcoe St. South JURY AND LOVELL, LTD, BXCLUSIVE AGENTS Bates 18 Bleue BL, Bon Diamonds! Bassett's On Oshawa's Maw Corner ----- noon The weather remained com | paviively glenr until 4.80 and fly ng conditions in the divection In which he was reaching were com paratively good Werther holding evary plane moored to Is huey In the pmuchuan Lightwall, of Montreal, charge of the hunt, hag haon toreed | hy olroumstinoss plang to provide hunt not only for Cannon but for Bernard an well, Ldeut, ELLA CINDERS--A Few Explanations enter him own front door for if he does he will fiest have to veour the Inteps netional haundpry |} mer ool ElLhas surprise age'rtits office In Curious Plight--Ouwns Boundary House 1 A iy i b | A 0 . an J 3 Ad HOUNK IN TWO COUNTRIES I8 GUY IN HALE BY UNITED SYATEN IMMIGRATION LAWS Theea miles oust of Trout River the Ques boundary, Ia Plante at Vlynn's Lines, as shown in photograph Owner now fine an provinee:-New York slate the home of Arthur cement raph, ton roproduind here, The H that Lie Is unable tg tahed gonditlons today In the distrmer Ashu Captain who Is In| ne River, while and first nf Olinwn to recast AL] for uw vigorous aS TR pont, shown hin, rom doing hy United States immigen: affloers, boarded up tha front of his house, a Keneral store, which 1s on the Ameris aan mide, and obtaing entry to It only through the kitehen and the woods comprising Lhy the [premises and siusted on JAP MINISTER REACHES OTTAWA Otinwa, F'okugnwa, Iapune Muturduy morning from To Kio to take up hi minister wag received at the Union | in the photos roll, United HMiates Immigration prevented Authorities will consequently have to heanl down the walls of the house (bf ohisin evidence of his breaking (he lawn, This, however, (hey ure for hidden to do an hin cass 1s now before tha authorities It's now reported that Plante will ha permitted to une of the [the hours part of his residence pend Canadian Ling settlement of disputes, -- i ho will He han, therafors, tha rewy I, Hon, Yoshio Iwate, | | Miation hy | Chavge d'Aftairves, who has heen | fn charge of the Jepaness Leg | tion hers awaiting the arrival of | Mr Tokuguwn I The minister will present his ere | dontinls ns Japaneses minister (o Cunnda to hig Kxeellaney the Gov ofnor-Cenernl at Mideau Hall on Mondey morning, after which: ha [| WH probably visit Promise Mad nrrived ih) konule King | I'he | | i] Hon, Lyemasa ! nvoysextratovdinnary minlstor plenipotentinry to §aneda new duties is ristlrond he OUTING FOLLOWS CHINESE HUTIM British and Japanese Gun. boats Ars Watching the Situation -- whanghal, Oct, 21 Wight hun dred soldiers in the City of Wuhu, [ 50 miles from Nankin, mutinied Fund engaged in looting, but sub waguently ware reported to have boon driven from the elty by loyal Nutlonalist forces, The 100 or so foreigners In the ely: wore taken wshoard Diritish und Japaneses gunhonts during the disturbances and wero stated to he sufo The mutiny hes caused some Government tonight announced tht the slination was well In hand, British and Japanese gun boats are sanding by, and two pdaitionn! British gunboats were ordered to Wahu, FREE TRADE WITHIN EMPIRE APPROVED | High Commissioner Parr of | New Zealand Points | Out Difficulties London 1] AL Lhe gpen [Ing of the North London Exhibition High Commissioner Parr of New Zopland suid: "There fs much talk | tf Vroe Trade In the Empire, 1 Out nnxlety here, although the Nankin |. CHILDREN HAVE TO CHEW IT AND THEY LIKE THE CRISP SHREDS SHREDDE With all the bran of the whole wheat You don't have to coax children to chew Shredded Wheat-- the more they chew it, the better they like it--and that means sound teeth and healthy gums. Just the food for growing youngsters, So delicious and so easy to serve, ---- nh ve of the principle entinly | DIES OF INJURIES but there ave somo difeultion, To RECEIVED IN CRASH be candid, we have manufuctories that make 'some goody that mika cheaper, Things have to I wdjusted gradually go that the peo ple of Now Zonland will not suftfer you Kingston, Oct, 20, heater of Booleys Buy died when ndmitied vo the Genoral Hos of motor Kos Albert Loud heing pital here ul noon on Foturday but It 1s on the vight Hines provid ing that the diMeulty is It Is going to fruetify so tha we ghall have a great united peo ple, united in trade within the Km= | und pire, | ugres with Joseph Cham | was thrown heavily to the ground bariain that one of the strongest | when thet rue collided w bonds for binding the peoples lo gather fs mutusll profitable trode, | There Is no pret holding New Zen land (to the Mother Country, sustained in un Londheater wa not over Injuries ¢ | eldent riding on uw truck which wa to fight a fire st drowing water Hosloey Buy, Ith a tout ng ony we Orillia W Hen oun go out tomorrow and no Eng. | Shurpsburg, Pa., wa found den: Heh soldier would fire un rifle shot | Thursday ut Bparrow Lake, whee to pravent us, therefors, 1 Is all | he was un yearly visor He hud the more necessary Lo eultivate the } beon ruck hunting, and when dis things that bring us together, Let | covered was clinging ) hig us trade within the family," [{ irned bout, Coeorge over 'By Bill Contelman and Charlie Plumb wi TD END Ea Gmagine when sie walked into ¢ a Screen, A Hollywood BRINGING UP FATHER [ Temes sm se-- \HAD The ina" § of AN ANGE \ § 5° Theor P® | WALLS Wau? ", 1 0 § HO, TOMMY, A LEOPARD CANNOT CHANGE {19 SPOTS BUT RABBITS OFTEN BORROW LEOPARD SKIN COATS A ----, -- Dp, WON VIONDEREL | THE LAST » Fie, 1 SN YOU =~ (mavens aT YOu WERE YQ HEADED FOR " : MINA) Yes, AND { ALMOST GOT BEMEADED hs You Back, PATHE J MON | sepepepEreaasasas We 'LL, REFRESH OUR, MEMORY; WAL $50,000 BY BING 1, A CHINESE MILITARY COMMANDER, HE WAS INSTRUCTED TO TURN THE | LOOK, WHAT 1 BROUGHT | y BACK, FIETY= THOUSAND THAY | BELONGS TO YOU AND A LOT MOREL THAT BELONGS TO Mu) YEAR AGO ELAS ENTRUSTEO WITH OVER TO AGENTS \N LETS MIND A NICE, EXPENS\VE ww PLACE TO BAT AND TLL TELL YOU A STORY THAT'LL. MAKE YOUR, SOUP RIN COLD) = v " NEW YORK, A RASCALLY TONG MAM NAMED WAN Kil STOLE THE $50,000 AND ELLA MADE GOOD THE AMOUNT To HER BATHERS LIFE, THEN HER, FATHER, SET OUT FOR, CHINA TO TRACE Wal Kaw » d f ved A BALK, AND GET THE PSH EPPRERRY) . Rog U8 Poi OF Copyrigh 1909 by Mewapalion Newspaper Service w S------ c---- ---n VT ' TT WHAT DO YO A ( JOST A MEAN BY CAL) | | MINT Lal! THE | DT OF | MAGGIE) ROOM WHILE MR J | WANT A CLEP pe' | WORD Radia vey \ a J as i v MEET THE DEMAND FOR LADIES FUR COATS \ SKILLED DYERS HAVE PERFECTED METHODS OF \\ TURAING RABBIT SKINS INTO OCELQT, GIRATPE, THIN BEAVER, AHTELOPE, LEOPARD ==IN FACT MOST AHYTHING YOU MIGHT WANT, 100,000,000 RABBITS ARE KILLED ATHUALLY FOR THE FUR TRADE, - ---- a oa IN AN TRL THAT GWY NOT TO BING THAT PRISON eon | WiLL wvou ao CERTAINLY MENT Wy DHOWLDN'T WE DING VT? --y By Geo. McManus WELL WOR . J WLBT THINKIN OF YOUR BROTHER HED UPSTAIRS d CRYIN' ABOLT | x } a ont -- -- Wi 9 ) - ; ---- 0 ANE FUR INDUSTRY MAKES NO SECRET OF ITS IMITATIONS, "HUDSON SEAL"1S AMERICA MUSKRAT DYED BLACK, CROYN SABIE 'S QFTEN THE WHITE AND GREY BELLIES OF RABBITS, CARACUL 1S SUPPOSED T0 BE MADE OF CHINESE KID BUT IT OFTEN COMES FROM THE COMMON TIM-CAT EATING GOAT, WELL, HOW ARE YOU GOING 10 MAKE A LOT OF MONEY OUT OF IMITATION FURS § «Pia 009 hh Kiog Paarures Syndicate Ine Croat Britain rights reseed _ TILLIE THE TOILER--A "Weak" Beginning BEETLE Eh EN hi HE'S DOWN A THE BARBER SHOP GETTING A SHAVE Ne AN hl \ ARI WHERE'S MAC 3! ) \ ZN AS By Russ Westove NIFTY, TELL WHIPPLE | WANT To SER HIM AT ONCE MR WHIPPLE SPENT THE WEEK HEAD \N TH COUNTRY WON'T BE BACH "Till. NOON fey MORNING, TOMORROW. BE "TLRSDAY AND THE AEXT DAY WEDAESDAY, THE WHOLE WEEK | 55," / 4 HALF Gone AND ( ) ( ll WET 3'O | : | | GREAT SCOTT! 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