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PAGE TWELVE a "THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1930 CANADIAN POOI, FARMER NEEDS AID FROM OTHER LANDS Support From Argentina, Australia and United States Necessary Calgary,' Alta., Jan, 23-- (By The Canadian Press)---Support from other wheat-growing countries -- ospecially Argentina, Australia and the United States--is needed to engble the Canadian Pool farmer to selh 'his wheat intelligently. This Wag 'the statement made today, by Henry Wise Wood, for fourteen years president of the United Farmers of Alberta, at the organ- ization's 22nd annual convention Tailor-made "ssn "Scotland Woollen Mills i S. ROTISH, Manager or, Children's Goloshes All sizes. Special . DOMINION CLOTHING CO 68 KING ST. W. Ehone 2141 We Deliver SARGON We are sole authorized agents for Sargon in OSHAWA KARN'S DRUG STORE Next Post Office, Phone 378. Ck ' Diamonds ~ Bassett's On Oshawa's Mam Corner / * W.A. HARE OPTOMETRIST 8 Bond Street East Hundreds of people wear with utmost comfort Hare's Faultless Lenses COAL COAL Phone 198 Yet even international co-opera- tion would not mean that. the farmer could fix what he consid- ered the right price per bushel for his wheat in relaiton to what he has to buy, and arbitrarily main- tain that price regardless of con- sequences, Mr, Wood pointed out. Inevitably, as result of such an ar- bitrary move, production would bg, stimulated, he said, and the prob- lem of supply and demand would appear. This will be a recl prob- lem, Mr. Wood thinks, when the world begins to sell wheat at its actual value, "It has demonstrated during the past half century that the world can produce more wheat than it consumes and has heen kept from doing so entirely by less-than-cost -of-production prices," montioned the president. "If we are going to deal intelligently with prices, we will be forced to deal just gs in- telligently the regulation--and, to my mind, what we have already accomplished is very simplé in com- parison with the work that is yet to be done, "Never before in the history of modern wheat-growing has the grower had reason to hope and be- lieve that his wheat would event- ually be sold at its actual value as compared with the prices of other commodities," Mr, Wood contend- | ed. Today, said the president, the | wheat farmer is fact developing a | belief that actual-price sale can be { effected--and that he himself can | do it through the voluntary con-| tract pool system. Throughout the presidential ad- | dress ran a theme of opposition to the idea of a**'100 per cent, Pool | by legislation." Up to the present, Mr. Wood declared, the compulsory PHONE 22 For Your Drug Needs THOMPSON'S 10 Simcoe St. 8S. -- We Deliver C. P. R, TIME TABLE flective Seot. 29, 1929, (Standar- Time) Going West 5 a.m, Daily ( ept Sunday). 1. Daily. # n, y (Except Sunéuy) Daily . .m. Daily (Except Sunday). £03 p.m. Daily (Except Sunday). 1110 p.m. Daily (Except Saturday). 12.05 a.m. Daily CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS Effective t. 20, 19 Time) ily, except Sunday. . Sunc ay only. Naily, plan had been offered as a fad only and, not as an intelligently-defin- ed business proposition, It repre- sented no defined system, no plan of. management, no stability of de- velopment;' in short, no logical reason whatever for belleving it will be successful and permanent, commented Mr, Wood, who is also president of the Alberta Wheat Pool. "Of course, there may be an in- telligent workable plan in the minds of compulsory advocates," the president conceded, "but, if so, ! it has never heen revealed." Pro- ponents of the idea, he felt, wanted the non-pool man to lose his rights to sell his wheat in his own way and the pool member to lose his present right as member of a co-op- erative bdy. "They are tired of a pool," said he; "they want a pud- dle," : ; Government. legislation to en- force a 100-per cent. pool would violate 'the pool contract, explain- ed Mr. Wood, and terminate the existence of a voluntary pool, But when it comes to selling control, only those who had previously signed the volufitary contract could participate, and' the present con- tract expires in 1933. "What then?" queried Mr. Wood. & PRAISE FROM SIR HUBERT Burglar' (caught in the act, to householder)--"Gosh, ain't you quiet coniing down-stairs. You oughter to be a Fei London Opition, Work is a blessing if you can get the other fellow to do it. MOVIE MAKEUP MEN TATTOO TOUGHS FOR SCREEN EPIC The movie makeup man has to carry the Darwin theory into prac- tice, for he may be called on at any time to make u pmonkeys like men or men like monkeys. He's also an expert on all bran- ches of anthropology, for he must be able to touch up the leading man's face and hair to conform to tho latest styles in Borneo, Pata- ; gonia or Greenland at a moment's notice, 2 Now he's taking up the science of tattooing; for along came a film director who suddenly insisted that ,extrag playing 'sallor roles should be tattooed correctly, Yor there's a 'correct fashion in tattooing. sallor-man tattpoing, which is stan- dardized and world-wide. Irvin Willat was hte director, and "The Isle of Lost Ships," now playing at the New Martin Theatre, was the picture. Virginia Valli and Jason Robards. hero and hero- ine respectively, fall into the hands of a shipwrecked crew of the toughest, moet hard-bitten and va- ried bunch of sca-faMng men ever assembled in a picture, and those among them who were not taitoed already had to be painted in au- thentic style. | A standard tattoo-maker's chart, familiar in sea ports the world over was secured by tlie makeup man, and they painted on the various designs with stentils, Pifty-two water front '"toughs" headed by Noah Beery supply the villainy in the picutre, which is a First National-Vitaphone all-talk- ing special. Lady--It must be great fun to be twins, Bob (one of them)--Nope, it ain't. Whenever Bob does some- thing wrong. mohter always picks me for the lickipg. Optimist -- Cheer, up man Things aren't 2s bad as they seem to be. Pessimist--No, but they seem to COULDN'T RECOMMEND THEM Here is an instance of the diffi- culty the uneducated negro has in saying what he means. directly. A man ordered eggs for breakfast in a hotel in the States. . "Boss," said the colored waiter "mebbe tak' somethin' else. I would not care to reckerment dé aigs dis mornin', "Why not?" asked the white man, "Aren't they fresh?" "I don't know ef they is or ef they ain't, 'cause to tell you de truff we ain't got none," was the astonishing reply. Rastus--Here's da gquatah Ah borrowed from yuh last year , Sambo--Yuh done kept it se long dat yuh don't know {f it's wuff while for me to change mah 'pinion of you jes' fo' two bits.-- Boston Globe, ELLA CINDERS--The Comforter . By Bill Conselman and Charlie Plumb WHAT 15 A BANDICOOT, DADDY © TOMMY. 1T 15 IT 15 A CURIOUS AM COMMON 4 AUSTRALIA, A COMBINATION OF RABBIT |! MA IMAL BANDED wp BANDICOOT 4% A SORT OF THE TOTALAENGTH OF THE BANDICOOT IS FROM 18 70 21 INCHES HE BANDICOOT HAS EARS LIKE A RABBIT, NOSE AND TAIL LIKE A RAT AND A "RUMBLE SEAT "OR POUCH FOR THE "KIDDIES LIKE A KANGAROO. 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