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vrvv kiiil vv- t 4f vir vt i- the mobrtof tzillf artnn 3frw jf hh nlr mmi td wkli al 0r4io thurwl uiir sllrcl auii charsci kdouioill stale the uj paid la indicated oat uwluitib ontario the ufaacrlpti ar in wtrade poat u to oftca iq tl lsitea it which ubecribtlo r lb addroa label advertising ratestranakot ad-tottse- ntnli te crnli ir una aaie nuiura for fijat inaerlran and j rnta pr hoe lof each robs quant inaeitiaa coalracl dlapu dvaru- nenla or p inch or tor per ipniua cent pr inch each inacriloo adrcrtiacaeflu with- ic directions wfu t laartd tul lorbld out apecific directions wfu and charged accordingly ic r moore prcaldasc awl editor a dijjjj d telephones- editorial aadduirncfa rcaidaaw ol rrtiutl amuumi editor thursday mobning august 14 1024 editorial ft impressions blade by an overseas visit preconceived ideas as to distant countries and tttie peoples resident therein are very natural a personal visit often proves the conceptions formed to be exceedingly at variance with fact and the condi tions as they really exist this was found to be essentially true in the case of the members of the cahaain weekly editors party who recently made the very enjoyable and instructive tour and visited numerous cities and rami districts in the british islej france and belgium it ias especially true of the writer pf this article who appreciates very fully the opportunities afforded for the formation of correct conclusions v personal contact with the places visited and the- people with wnbm he was privilegedto meen 8 7 ve distant in their demeanor difficult to get ac quainted with antt not warmly hospitable especially v in england is entirely wrong it wavceruinly at variance with what we experienced- alny cities towns and rural districts were visited in the north the south the east and the west and everywhere thp treatment received was most cordial hospitable and friendly this was true with the people everywhere wtt went titled ladies and gentlemen rbusiriess people the commoh everyday folk all whom we met wero friendly and kind 4nd especially glad to make the acqaaintance of fellowcitizens or the cm canada everywhere there was a very jj manifest desire to know more about canada and her people and many were anxiotis to- have information at flratnand respecting opportunities or reciprocal itade and for the ofjiomes in this newer land- r r there are several reasons which okplain why canada is ttvday perhaps more than ever before in the publjdeyc in great britain the recollections of the splendid part canada took in tbegreaf war are i still vivid with the people high and jow and every function at which canadian visitors and british f people came together inevitably intensified this fact tha british empiro exhibition this yeaitm ldndon as taken many thousands of canadian people to tbq old fond and their presence in such urge numbers demonstrates the fact that canada is alrva to the njutual advantages of closer relationships with- the jbocqe land id addition to these elements there is u tct bo added the unusual coincidence that a larger number oforganiied groups of representative cana- jdjians ha ve betrj and noware in fhe old country than before in- any one year these include canadian rf jddeaktca jto the congress of empire chambers of jtji c i v aevenu hundred members of the can ti ditn manufacturers association our party of 171 canadilih weekly newspapers from every svr pkwcoor the dominion a urge number of cana- jlmiilwyora and an equally large group of canadian i teachers these havo ah been gathering at flrsthapd impressions as to opportunities for trade and general information and their visits can hardly rail to be of real service both trf canada and to the motherland in jiddresning our body of canadian editors at ono of the numerous social mictions tendered during ka- tho fortnight wo spent in london lord birkenhead fis- aafterdinner speech said the problem which v y aettleniont today which requires all the bjfy ataiecraft in your c6ontry and mine is whether or w not in close and harmonious asspciation on terms of eqtud cooporation we may preserve the british em- pifbtho greatest constitutional wonder which the changed political and sociologicmvdeyelopmentshavo over afforded loosely associated free and equal brotherhood of great and selfrespecting communi ties if that association is to be preserved first and foremost there must be absolute equality between each daughter state and the home country thero must be no question of our dictating policy to you nor you dictating policy tpus thesp words have comvback wifh us to canada and will not easily bo forgotten they demonstrate the fact tnat imporial- n y lamvtodiiydocs not imply any desiroon tho part of the old country to interfere in anyway with the com ploto autonomy of canada or or any of the other dominions- ot the empire if our people here could bo bjought to understand what imperialism really stands for today in the minds and heartsof the lead ers in public matters over there we w oil id hear fewer objections to the word among our people on this side atttjcj public functions referred to and in private conversation with thinking people interested in closer rojajionsberwccncanada and- the ajotherland apolo gies were freely made for the unfavorable bill specdng preferenllal trade with canada passed by the house of pomtriorisinmy it soems very rea- wnablotooonclude that thia bill will boirpscinded before many mouths british islesrcspccting canadas flrfc showing at tho wembley exhibition congratulations were express ed freely and unqualifiedly concerning the exhibits tio nftrnctivcly mode the resources so intelligently prchcntcd and tho commanding character of the buildings in which they wero housed the result will undoubtedly be beneficial to canada and advantag eous to thousands of people now residing in con gested centres of the old land business houses are forming new trade relations with this country farm ers farm laborers residents of towns and cities arc attracted and thousands urc seeking information ai to terms of settlement and emigration an clement of interest touching the tuture is the fact that count less boys and girls from schools and institutions who are visiting the exhibition daily under the super vision of teachers atjd guardians aro overheard as they view the attractive exhibits in the canadian buildings to exclaim in effect thats tho country im going to as soon as i con get there thats the land where 1 want to make my home canada neyf adopted a more effective immigration propaganda than when she decided upon and carried out her policy for representation on so generous and repre sentative a scalo as is now so comrriendibly manifest at the british empire exhibition during our rttntary through the british isles the speakers of the canadian editors party invariably made it plain that canatla will always welcome new settlers from the old land whp will come to our shores with the determination to become citizens with an interest in the development of the country at the same time they each impressed the fapt that to make immigration on a large scale mutually beneflcipl the capitalists of the old land must turn their atten tion to tho splendid opportunities for investment here and by so doing create employment for those who come to positions in industrial establishments and thus create enlarged markets for the products of those who come to engage in agricultural and garden ing pursuits summing up tho impressions of a twomonths study of conditions opinions and possibilities it would seem to be fair to conclude that the next de cade will see a largelyiqcreased emigration of resi dents of the old country to canada and a largely- increased influx of british capital to canadian in- industrial mining and agricultural enterprises qoodness and charm itn ku bnrv sulrt mrs cowor who bai rncttfttiy lakan rvotiurln ihn houao of un invalid uih mj3 hnfl htm ho fond of mini nimnmllilibct of u jluu ml initial tllin1 to tho oxcol- jdnrf of juno who doom un much for ht iioa io- vory rhnrtiilnat i aujr w1 very lrlalil and hut dho ioim j tin wmi and ncrul nnil cook uaacrtptl una carter evoiy mnrnlrik it june who llchtn the hrit unci tiropmroa broakfaht for her mquio htio lorn m ion at iwice urn much imfoh mho no tn school it a tlniift inn junt otimrvo a ilttln lodger i mtrt a weok inter w met rain i mut udmlt tay frlnd ald that itoaft in iv very itmcttv ttt fhlntf jtyip 1m ot caumo a dimi ucclant ciublo and devoted daughter but iloao in n unb6am flunbnnni t aared ar dtrmbla thln v the othrtt maht want on mm cnrtor i went to wltb borne flowim tho two iru tiad lycn to k concert jpne hurried homo to ant har mother lmlflutnlrt nourlhrhant ready itonn played behind to chat with the atlrln f thought her awl flab until janv hnvlnif mrved the lunch sat down toi me about the concert juno wm it foodt naked her mother oh aoaro aratwered jane were there fflny vocal n umber t i didnt count did mn raw alnat no mn joneat yea r oh arur dldl tmrno than her voloe bettor did aha in welir tea i ftieiu ao did ahe alna more than fencer the judqe8 little qirl ut till editorial notes premier ferguson has been asked the plain ques tion who wants the plebiscite anyway to which the plain answer is j a mccauslahd and col currie toronto star australia carried off first prize in the baby com- the common idea that the people of the old land petition at london last week there were 6000 now that an expression of opinion on tho liquor problem ih oqtario is to be takert oq october 23 the electors of the province are naturally anxious to learn the form of the questions thoy are to be called upon to anower with their votes the delay in fur nishing this information is becoming vexatious entries andmary patricia wilson aged 2 years and 8 months of victoria australia won first prire the times are evidently not improving in some of canadas industrial centres reductions of from 10 to 25 pec cent in salaries have been announced by the british empire steel corporation at sydney ns wan she encored r yea wall poor mr ha waa worn out with her question jiuie every anawor a if it had been a beloved tooth and her mother a denual then in mme tloae bright u a datay o mot her 1 ahe qrted how i wiah you had been there it ecu auoh a charming concert there were two plana duett and a eolo by that boy mra graham was telllnaua about me really ptaya iultewel and lt true about mr joneaa voloe having rtvenway she waa down for two number and waa encored twice each time and ahe aanc annfe laurie for the taat t wurh youd beard her and mia pratt wfte accompanying in that black atlk ahe atway wear with pi tak bowt i believe abett go in aaahe next the orgmniat from kam loops we there and he made a i ttt to apeech o tunny and bright all the brown turned out in force and kitty ha a new ault they aakd ofteryou and kitty 1 going to bring- you some flower noon ahe said no tice the suit ir he wear it it a brown pin a tripe wilh a cutaway coat and notice i then jane interrupted iloae youll tire mother all out chattering like that ebe aald t noi i like i it pleaded poor mr ilnil itaeem to get the good of every thing roae goo to then itose klsaed her mother and danced off to bed i admit of course that jane helped her mother upstair ind remembered her hotwater bottlu oh ahea capable td be aure but how ill mr hall would be without rom aijd what v due thing it would be i added if roae could have aome of janea atorllng quail tie and jane f roae sunny temperament one october dimk when juite mnut ton entered hi itnpbttwri llbi found tho frmlnlno nifm family in loop dlacuanlmi luvy again f he tttkuil yea lucy but if die wmrat yt7 aald mr urunt o hnc ircacutt if you could do aoinattihig th car- rlngton are planning thrnndny motor trip into tho mountains at young people and mr nod mra car- ring ton hob carrlngton invited lucy and ahe asked hhn why he didnt in vite cella ponton i rate it tionauio ah waa no niuch mom epiortulnlng ho he took her at hor wunl ami now lucy la crying her eye tiut for ahe really wanted to t and that it all her own fniilt iteully dont know what im going- to do wl her yleople will be calling her queer pretty soon if thy arent already aald christine and whcn a jrl getx that title her case 1 hopelesa you can manage her better than anyono ele if you could make her ee how foollah her ehynes la said mr grant leaving the sentence un finished an open door to hen hope ill go up- judge muulton answer ed he climbed the stairs slowly not because he waa arrowing older but be cause he was thinking- how hard life often t for young person before tjiey have lived lone enouglt to gain a sense of proportion lucy always had been hi pocla comrade at the door he topped three times their old nigral he had to wat before- lucy opened it and when ahe did ahd kept her faee turned from tho llahi but the judge voice was quite casual hello little alrll suppose anyones using the nursery r lucy led the way without a word the nuraery ion dlsuaed bul dear bo- cause of old memories was alwaya a aomrortfn placo of retreat as ohi pushed the door open she turned with m sudden cry why cant people slay jlttlet it was ao much easier- thenr l hato thing now i hate twin dllterent and left out he drew her down be aid o him on the arm of the big ohalr lucy he akd what would yon think of a store keeper who when a customer came in declared that he had nothing worth buying t or a teacher who boran every lesson by salting ahe didnt know enough to teach t or a doctor who declared that he wasnt competent to practioet do you think it would be very lona before the world toot triero at their own valu ation why 1 suppose nofluoy answer- ed slowly well then your business jut now is to- be a sweet happy friendly jrl people your old undo included havi an idea that you are but uvyou keep insisting that you arent dont you see that you arent puylng fair that you are ablrklng the business god set you to do by running yourself down shlrttlng- lucy cried in the dusk her uncle smiled what ever ebte ahe waa lucy waa no shirk toqpsqds v fluffy i a the farmers supplies this the farmer busy soamon ready to hejp in the harvest of tho cmpu hay korks bosl jualliy with ntrhppj inn hay forks of a cuauvr grndo pliiin hit turnip iioou 0 limit- n kpruyors all htylim m wotorliik cuna at different lrlt 11q i iso slog this weeks spec al- 8ea0nable ooods at reaqonaole prices wive htrlng corn tlioom whllo thoy huit 70o screon doont complnto ready to hantf s w d talbot we deliver business directory ir j a mcniven phylolr m our 0hon 4 lid hi lvniui a1 111 nir ilower iu i nlilson iniiiiii sr leqal hone no ts o llt in harold nash fakmkr m a lritr solicitor notary public canveyanear eto perrvman block acton ont monks pcnt on mohtclaaico hour 030 am to s pm haturday 1200 oclock h g meir barrlatar so i jo i tor notary public georgetown on dental dr j m bell dd s l d a dentist honor graduate of toronto tnlvsr- ity tho latest ansatheuo used if deslrsd offloe at realdenoe comer mill and wederlok qtresl 8tar8 or 6tomach8 laoaa o in a little deposits in the ontario provincial savings bank havo doubled in the last twelve months increasing from approximately sjo000000 to 20000000 in the year according to an impoctaqt announcement made by provincial treasurer prig the canadian government commissioner of dominion parks jlr j b- hakin reports that 4047387 motor cars entered canada their owners being tourists ho estimates that during the past five years 118000000 has been spent jn this country by foreign tourist traffic during the month of may canada was the wprlda largest exporterof flour por many years the united states exports exceeded those of canada gradually however canada has been forging ahead and in may exported 1057487 barrels to 970504 of tho united states m statistics now being sent out give vivid evidence of the growth of our western provinces although it is only eighteen years wince alberta became a province its population has increased fourfold while the grain yield hasjnereased twentyfold the total agricultural products of alberta last year were worth 223000000 playgrounds under leadership build health and good citizenship prevent street accidents and cut down juvenile delinquency which so often is tho result of lack or normal outlet for the pi ay instinct this is why more and more cities and towns are find ing them a paying investment and w6uld as soon dis pense with their school teachers as the play leaders 5t catharines standard although the united states tractcandfleld athletes wonthe tjiympic games in england ust month by quite a mprgain it was the jumpers hurdlers- and weight throwers that gained the victory the united states runncrswero excelledby those of finland arid great britain thero were ten individual running races at distances of from 100 metres to 20 miles the united states won only one ofthew the 200- motro dash tho trade of canada continues to show a healthy condition a bulletin rccejijuy shows tho ex ports for the three months thjs year of april to juno inclusive totalled 240250270 an increaso of moro than 10000000 oyer those of the same period last year and an jncreaao of more than 67000000 over tho same period in 1022 imports for the threemonth period this year were 108657221 a decreaso of about 30000000 from tho same period last year the town of today needs playgrounds as much as it needs good streets pure witor and a afo and seemly method of disposing w its refuse tho up town park proposition deserves the consideration of all citizens it shpuld not be allowed to bo side- tracked automobiles aro now becoming so numer- ousthat playgrounds away from tho public streets it was gratifyrhlddeed tohear tho extremely are becoming more iind more necessary from tho n mmm lidint ofsafety firat s vvrawc conjments evrywhore tfirougbout thi are we ovcrclothedt medical men tell ua and our own bodily experience supports them that onto of the most oemmonnument or clvtllzatlpn ar caused by our too huth ly refined diet- if weato more coarse foods if we left the insoluble and indlseatlble constituents in our food- stbn instead f removlna thsm wo should suffer leas from dljtestlve dis turbances our savare ancestor ate the skins of fruit and swallowed thi bran wlth tho train and they were sturdy persons who bad emellept teeth and who knew nothtna about tho ver miform appendix now aome members of the medico i profession are ursttnit that something analogous 1 to be learned iq respect to clothlnsv men and women who live in the stormiest clupates in re- srlons where the extremes of heat and coin are greatest and the ohanaes most violent and sudden are the a turd lest nd moat emcleot the crest mass of th people who live in those realons huve not so many ehanseof clothing that they con adapt- their areas closely to the weather and so they go clad much the sarpe in summer and in winter among olvlllaed races the women are less subject to maladies of the throat and nose and are leas fre quently attacked with pneumonia than men are although the women wear much thinner clothing than men wear and etoae the neck and upper chest fraely anyone doubts they say that ien are less troubled by colds coughs and catarrh than man let hun notice the difference between the alas the tnana handkerchief and the stae of the womans and aeewhlob uses handkerchief the more frequently and iow men swath themselves against the severity of the weather women do not they go out insero weather in th thinnest of shoe their aklrts are abort and their ankles anti ahlns are protected only by gossamer locking and spat tsven in winter they appear outdoors with a big v of bare akin at their neck those they add who still doubt thut womens comparatively light elothlna is one reason why they ax so free from jhe disorders that men try o escape by loading themselves with heavy clothing should explain the fait tout or a winter evening the alstem of family clad in thin shirt waists fergus will b comparatively comfortable in freelton moderately heated room whereas osjt th brother will complain of the cold- xtiaiantnn n notwithstanding thg t hyf ear and their thick woollen coat so run the argument havalh mn another lesson to learn from tha weaker sext kosanjja ha been many years in serrlco fit a certain college town and is well known lo all the friendeof her employer one of them juat return ed from a long absence atopped hr dn the street tt make inquiries about the health of the professor who she had just learned had beenlll i do hope he ts better she sall neuritis is enough to endure at any tlrao but coming this year 1 am afraid he must have felt the interrup tion to his work- even harder to bear than the pain 9m he did that itoaanna as sented sympathetically he wu that fretty about his darling big book there waa no pac but hes over it now maam and enjoying grand good health and th book dnlahed entolrety and hs buay writing another wan and tis not about the stars maam at ahl thin time us a dlscoorse on if fashion able diseases but nbaanna tnata impoaslhlel cried the lady why he doesnt know ahy thing about dleoaaesl he wouldnt know mumps trom menlngltlat sxelpt for me knowledge bolnifoon- tmiry to it id be of thut way of thinking tneslfe admitted ilosanna confidentially tut ony yestardly it waa i heard him say to the mlstres exulting like congratutate me allc ive finished the appendix bo ye see maam tis diseases for certain ah tis the wonderful man ho lal stars or stumloks abls one to thy brains of him i thia oompment ttosannua hearvr who did not enlighten her concerning the different vseiotles of appendix later repeated to the professor who asserts stoutly that none ho ever re ceived has afforded him more thor ough aatlsfaotlon told thk truth a soldier in th english army wrote home a letter that 1 uuotod in amrl- in cookery they put m in barracks they took nwajr piy elothe and but me in khaki- they took away my name and mad me no 678 they took me to ohuroh where id never- beep before nd they made me llafen to a ttnon for forty min utes then the parson said no stk art thou weary art thou isnguldv and i gol seven day in the guard house beoauae i answered thut i oar- inly waa a burs mkano he following batdln house dia logue is reported by an exohangei jones thia 0blckn la fourten years old mmithilow cantybu tell the uge of a chicken jon uy be teeth bmlth by the teeth chicken dpnt have any teeth joneavuul t ha vet all settled in our new store wo oro practically all over with our extensive alterations in our store premises the convenience will now be more than made up for by the increased accommodation and service we will be able to give you were justly proud of the improved store we have t your family bakernow betteri able to 7 serve you h dr p g gollop dds ld3 dental burusei offloe over bank of nova ho1tr8si0 to bi0 brwilng by appointment miscellaneous fairbanks bakery phone 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of its lovr purchase price and its amazingly low upkeep costs chevrolet is continually making new high records for gasoline ahd oil mileage chevrolet is a complete car there are no extras to buy chev- rolet offers yob everything that you could possibly want in a quality automobile see chevrolet first 1 ask us about to omac baarrd pmymtat pln fisher king kepresentxtives bor this section oalu ottthem at i and they iui on vou gbprgetown ihpnos chi ilea s74w dr a l price chibopractic electbothekapy 130 upper wyndham street gucjpb over 11 vour elriiiiu conbuitxtion free r j jkerr- auctioneer and heat estate affenl 1tveur rxporleno acjtof ontario sales intrusted to r j kerrro- calve attention from date of llstlng- to date of aaio jk your salsa with me residence uower avenue acton pbene sft acton call at my expense agents wanted the careful at tu 11 lion to our cus tomer orders und tho aplrmdjd stock auppllod for year past war rant us in havhur a rupreaentsuvo or two in thi county idboral commissions lroo obtfll write at omn tor kx elusive territory the w bowman a son company iarqi3vilrh ont sur- nursarte free press job printing is always neatly done tm a esg mafaf 18000 harvesters wan t e d oo t o w i n n i pe g m rlu ball outtmua tmyood to all obeln manitoba 3w kabv albert ejmobto ca mcuod uid but t snail low raifan r couiacwooa uuraot ib aqpat and toronto cu eirt bamoa pmtmni midjaad parry sound sudtxuy ctpnol oouucr 1 j auum lth toroolo incliwo jet uxl attlao nutb awl watt tbcoohooalrlo l special trotoalvrsnlmi tmox august 26th at 1230 pm t ra- august 25th tfali th1im at guelpb business college ouismii ont individual instbuction stnoorphy tu duln scrth1 c slmnhip ueoiijtkit nqw a i bougk oipl and propwtor jerjaraving fd rkhiwraarcbr tforoffro canada the old and eeuable granite and marble works wo aro ayii importer roxan and boadatono wocv t vi sf r 1 t srs and direct all conumsntal yth sell dlreot r- wteaal prloas majtot3ika 40 par oent 9t apptlanossi and th ita ttt 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