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v. i 'K~ J, i r "J., - f i ,- ~., - / ~. .~'J' -- ----members a!. the Canadien Parla- d l@ia owý~Ot er a! this year. Wben thatï-s ýmen wbo apposed any appropria- fisyucnuoUcsbeun Of pring V.gtabl.u and Fruits ta o liayprac. MOTKER' A y , efi afeet on the morale o! Uic peaple0 Tracing the progresaintahUic e oaur eardu M ther' wha bave de!led their leader onlyq army, air force an~d navy ince Uctahed ha gauy gdwliya beginntag of the wa, the minister Day G»tafe. emn ay crack 11k. a said that bis own departusent bad as i nt 1918."1 increased tcnfald, augmentlng * W IEW UI "ttgyruanUismei If the canvassers have oelokdyusn yuroatn Canaa'sseastrngt tros 1 ta J ~ JLUE~U this war as in mast that bave ever LU N196 sbips, no mean feat coaider- been !ougbt except for the new to Miss Helen Crydermian, Bowmanvllle ing how long It takes ta bll a "Blg 20" major factor o! airera! t. But this Delivery naval unit. o mgedo o ulfthIpranef ~~fOC ~Pralses Bren Gun Plant Pooi0Bwmnll os notnuliy ich iporito usa power,tawlhfedBr- The Bren gun plant in Toronto Me bas, af oourse, the advantage. TEE CANAI4 A -.THUSAY A i' g S XAN, EOW XANVILLE ON'AmJO has changed out of anl recognition AIDE WAR SEPRVICES Toen DIS Nqe In the air Gerxnany lost the Battie Pinn~e sine the last war. It travels on of Eritain last summier when ater H o o r Drwheels. Thfrty-seven différent For A Treacher suffering heavy lasses she was à _Tlà W artypes of vehicles are required, flot able ta succced ini pressing 3,525 vehicles altogether. Gun car- The. Prince Edward Island home the advantage ta invade, gunsmoutedon hes caries TacheS' édéatin bs pescib-although I have good reason to luTiis W a gnsniuned t ethe followlng requlsftes for the beieve that an ata tep cost $450. The ordinary army perfect teacher: was made. Now It only reniains ç"e trckcosts $1,500.* A tank brigade -ta--- get.1.M parityofth s )inesTetheG as lx is sul hoouh ndre Crtfiat Oerea, aiiten. be added ta Canada's present Ktldg ! sbject forBritain j Tested GlassesiFitte I t sa hruhadr-Crianc e y Corps -ta Britate.-bemng taught. ar costs $y Mclen'sMagzin,.i abcllity.re tapemet rclcnedAcmyCoMr.-n Reade. hisoncurred with mantan dscitMrSATdeISFACTION t mot S TIS ACTON EED at $.1per day. This compares o! the amWOu -m-th eeshal use pline and Inspire respect. cfri an o Brin tti tsef asthe its May lat bas Published to 6.ý.eqIreto ay fteaoù htw hl ueiln fBianisl h atota $65 veatcl odirm rne o ne daytSIZL yearta subsidize aur pros- 3. Fairness, with particular re- prize or Hitler must admit defeat. Fight Kotha Acoouftonflto1 Brue Rtchsonon How ur whnfor ws unngu. mate.t wheat induststry.dfor gard for indelin Al th reart hi mlitare.,ta39 anecong DohIai Fghts.in This War" Sorne tion duringtels r.We When they getiihto action me- with the duuler chlld. ters fbsmvsae Motil Kilier- c anco le.n1W,$@ ,. igtels ar hnaca4zduùsralybgnt st "side shows"-they have, a Drlrcîei-ne gulgAcutlo Olt' o! thetflgures iare staggerig whila Canadian soldier géis Iito action chntduisral ei a~esbe anb obael. otherd wili prove exlightening. fia one can be sure what- ieup- burn money. ,.One fiv'e-hundred Y5..' iige t bkoe. hc ilrba enca g the Moth Dalls - 2 lb&.250 lsru keep costs wil pô und 'bomb cosMz. from $80 ta ie British at this point and that while Larvex -- 83c - 1.29 here. Fot-fu cns u f vry I i hewaonno hemn$200, depending an the type used 6. Slncerity,.txeiiice, straight- they have been harrying hlm and dollar that you, an average Cana- that have made.this the Post X 500and will urises cost ingu $2, forwardniesseh crén a~v then evacuattag froin a sea part * dian, arui thi yeostwilxbe-00 anpensiv h!uailsahs. Thi cosabou ta rouc wr aod tatyo ecnsiakeofany lrviuwar lookThis pr $6ecwtteuaeo!10quick ta spot vernHt ' anly ta return at another point. Fruitatlves Caatorla FabluinLcoe dian, arn tis yer wil be uedmnut6e.anc hourts fir12g07. Origluutity1 a'd inltibtive. "Defeats" o! that nature are littie neither est, wear nor use'li aiy a wavc a! ecanomy. such a guxi would spend more . 8. spirit a of lyait1mr hngo srtg.-3c 2c 9 S c, way. That la what Mr. IIsley told Eight thousand dollars paid for than $40,000. For every pop ofa!................9. Appearance -Iiibo rt a ri t,eepy ing ths a yca the quetin a _________________________8___o a hushed Hause of Commons the a fighting plane in the lest war. 3. anti-aircraft gun which can Mnt.Gen A. G. L. MecN.uhtou, dealing wîth eflev rytihdfa theerdas'cn the other day. He told them how your It naw casts $25,000 ta build a search a bomber five miles in the C.B., CM.G., u.S.o.,- 10. Partéipation trÈ e<!ainiulty continent?' Mr. Reade cantended NoaKl 9-1.39-2.79 _____________ forty-faur cents would be spexit. Spitfire. double that for a Hurri- sky, $20 or four $5 War Savings l' h!e. that hie thought it quite passible. Noael g That answer May be given ta cane and .$150,000 for a Baiig- Certificates are required. This commancling the Canadian Carpe The foc bas so many garrisans ta Wainpoies Extraet 1.00 many forms, mast of them bewil. brake bomber. If you saved youýr armament can consume a fortune in the United Kingdom, from a maintata at ail points in Europe Tasty Extraet - 1.00 dering ta a layman, but the sim- maximum of War Savings Certi- in anc night's operations. new portrait painted for the War WHIZ TRAILER lei eknd h oerao ple, underatandable layman's ans- ficates, at the rate o! $480 ýper This is also a war o! ppwer .- Savings Committee by J E. Sump- ____Heiser kned. the s olgaedreaon ro s - - 10 wer starts with the ordinary Cari- ycar, you would be just over chre mechanical power. Two divisions son, weil-known Canadian artist. (Contînued from page 1) tre atouehmascrirs FlwsCmpSr.19 adian soldier. centuries paytag for the lass o! in the last war *ould contra] Lieut.-General McNaughtan bastrewatauehmascrios Ffws mpSr.19 cn uhbmbr o astsker t his espe t s Ak ete Befbre hie goes on parade the acsc obr 8,000 horse power o! mechanical grantcd permission for the use o! Mr. Haflngshead, presidexit of the ctl a get a skerap bis secmast k elzr 29 5 e N cost the taxpayers $114.82, which armnarcd division. To cquip thls Brîtain witb their allied services phasize thc urgent nccd for Cana- of travelling ta do, and became army wiill soan be "like an ounce - SA LT includes such items as $4150 for single division taxpayers must have about 600,000 horsepower, or dians ta bonour their pledges. ta tired o! the uàual ways. He.want- o! butter on an acre o! bread." magnolax - sec - 1.00 bis rifle and bayonet, $7.32 for his provide at lcast $160,000,000 - a twelfth as much power as Io pro- purchase War Savings Certificates cd a place wiUi Uie comforts o! a i A gas mask, $ 12.85 for lits battie possibly dloser ta $200,000,000. As duccd by ahi Uic generators in regularly - ta support aur farces home, where hle cauld have meet- Watch Britain'. Flfth Columnista I1lb. Absorbent CottonL.. COOM iUUBa dress, $480 for bis boots, $2 30 for it travels it wiil represent an in Canada, including those at Nia- and their leaders. ings and, at the same time, go Mucb bas been said a! Uic use for only - - 39e SZ 9' bis underwear. Multiply that by vcstmcnt equal ta the cost O! ten gara. places. The 'pullmnan traller was made by Germany a! thc Fi! Ui Vacuumn Bottles - 39e O@i 170,000 soldiers on active service. Ottawa Parliament buildings. To On the sca moncy gocs fast, too. is Uic most efficient of its kind in the result. It was especially built Cohunin but when Britain gets a 98 As long as hie rematas ta Canada raisc money ta cquip tbis division, Onie corvette costs $550,000 and a thc wbolc world, this bctag jùt four y cars aga. foothold on the continent, watcb Lunch Kits - - 75c ho may be supportcd at present about 350,000 Canadians Must mine-swcepcr $575,000. A dcstroy- anc o! bundreds of industries rlaw The car baulixig the trailer is then. Wc will turn bis own weap- for $5.46 per day - wbich mare save $40 per mantb. . er, a reîativcîy amail craft, casts manufacturing ammunition, gun really a truck body, with a spe- on an hlm. I picturesque langu- Burdock Health Absorbineiytx - than uses up anc War Savings The ordinary infantry division $400,000 a ycar ta matatain and and supplies at pcak production. cially built job an IL. It bas as age Mr. Reade describcd haw thc Blood Saîts Jr. blt ____________________________this money must be obtaincd fron Al this takes moncy and mare pmany ninue add it asna ueug-ir- Ho and eFencb ther B itisonttr Recently Mr. flsley gave Par- hast war was anc billion seven gage campartusent, large enough Gem1 b aetsc iet 8 b 9 1c5 liameni a summary o! bis prob- bundred million dollars, Canada ta bold two large truiks. Attacli- concentration camps would be _______________________ lem. Re wants $666,574,000 for plans ta spcnd an almost coual cd ta it is Uic traller, wbicb is rcgimienteà in Uic grcatest fiftb ees KipBmtFashlilt Cmlt W A K Rthe Army Uiis ycar, $169,640,000 amaunt this ycar alone for her 431/2 f cet long, sêven feet widc, calumn of ail tue. CrsnKleSu for the Navy, $386,619,000 for Uic own part ta Uic war effort. 1 and ninc-.ieet thrée taches high Amcrica's determination ta sec i1 lb. 1.1 - 5 11>8. 4.40 2 CellRegua - 10 W A K RArForce and $180,458,000 for The sum is avaihable, hie cx- outside, and over six feet bigh in- Uic gaods it is ofering ta, Brit- Formalin - - 1 lb. 25e 2 Ccli Smal - - - 12 munitions. There arc ather. war 'laincd, partly because o! aur ta- side. It contaixis tbree sections, ain actually delivcred ta do 'Uic Warble Fly Powder - 25e Sc cl oulg - - 27 costs distributcd amang Uic gav- creasing national revenue. I ad- and seven people can sleep cous- job is another strong factor ta aur5 elFe ST RE rnmnt departrnents which will dition ta this we are under obli- fortaIrly in it at anc time. favar, declared Mr. Reade. And Coel he i ST R Sbigtettlt bu 150, aint upyi ltlk t e Uice h services o! twa lastly there are twa certain reas- Powder - 85e Penlte - - - - Lhnlted 000,000-nat caunting direct iný- amount food stuffs andmuion chauffeurs, John Plaskct and ans wby England cannat fail: (1) Present ancial aid ta Britata. Canada this ta keep England aive. The vast Walter Wright, who bave been by virtue a! Uic careful daily re-FR E D V L PN *year will sbip about a billion and total amounts ta pracicaily fit with thec taller since it was built. cannaisance patral and (2) by UicF EE -EL PI sufrara " a bal! dollars worth o! goods ta per cent a! aur national income.'Th xterior o! Uic car and Uic nightîy bammcrmng at the French G t Sugstions Britain for wbich Canada wiil re- Willingly would wc spcnd more, trailer isaxiavy blue, but ixiside, caast invasion- ports. The latter PooR ODmtPop ceive $350,000,000. This means said the minister, if it coulci be Uic floor o! Uic laiunge la carpeted causdcd the invasion attempt o!f9 Poe .ReC WLING, Bh FOR ~that ta addition ta meeting aur donc without causing Canadian with a greyish-blue rug. There la last September ta fail.69 own costs, wc wil bave ta find civilians ta suifer. Therefare, we a rcd leather lounge along Uicueto Pro something mare than another can say Canada is not lagging be..- back wail, and twa confortable Qeto eId____________________________ $1,000,000,000 ta aid Britain. We bind ta Uic great strugglc. easy chairs ta rcd Icather. A table The speaker answered many______________________________ shaîl spend sixty cents out o! cv- "«Already aur armcd farces bave can be placed bctween eacb set a! intercsttag queries froin bis audi- ern " ay dollar we can this yea on proven their quality. Neyer yet chairs, -and at night, the chairs ence. vester, H. W. Driver, James Han- Bradt, W.H 1uU~s Caec tne Uicaestwr aUi pii have thcy faihed ta couragc or are converted itt a berth. Slid- "Why don't Uic British cmplyccDnl udRv .J LOe ee Inte atwatoteSpigsense of duty. No anc disputes ing out o! Uic upper wafls arc twa Uic same indiscriminate bombngS DonaRsldlurdy e WEJ H. Oer yColig ndSm BLANKU! 98,wSbdspn oiy 87,our airmen are superirtUc upper bcrths. The- tallerý bas a tactics uscd by Uic *Gcrmans?" Syh usi oî,E PFruo - 271,0-0, nat mch-mare Uian-ba! -n-my..T.cy.bve.d.str.y.d com91t, bathrUom WUi tilcd Answ7r The geographicl factar ____________________________The_______________factor Sort and Fleeéy 2100 o uhmr hnhl nm.Te aedsr dci Pink or Blue ' 4~ the cost o! a single yca in this tbrec tbousand German planes, floor and kitchen. The kitchen bas bas ta determine this Air Farce wa o! macbtaery. We maintained and the army and navy bave an ice-box, gas stove, water heat- policy. British figliters bave f a- S this army, mucb larger than Uic shown their valor at Dunkirk, er, clectric miixer, and al Uic ther ta travel and do not encaunt- 59c-ii9c -$ 100 ~ _____ active service Eist o! the present Narvik, the River Plate. Our on gadgets dca ta Uic beat o! a er Uic saine concentrations a!f EACE "-'~~~ "~ war, at a fraction o! Uic present need now is for more machines hsciaswlasao unge opultion s Htir!idstfg ________cost. with wbicb ta complete the wa. which can be convcrted itt up- liai te Japanese policy in-j Towel and Wash To belp pay for this -wc shaRIl"Wc rely on Uic taberent jus- per and lower berths. There arce Wa l i Cr11> Sheet ad have ta devote somcthing around tice o! aur cause ta belp us out ta two radios and twa telephones, Uic wa?" Answer: Like Italy's- PiIow aseSet Clth et 4,00,00,00 arknghous t Ui th log un; we enterai Uic war whîch connect with the driver's purehy opportunist. ot fine, nn-erritastpresent yea ta Uic war ta Canada. frecly and voluntariîy pursue ius compatment."Waabufran"Asw: Fine' Cotton wlth ofofincott on -irre iant This is another way o! saytag sacred, vital cause. Since the wars John Plaskct la the cook and The only spirit in wbich tbat Brgh Breadw kuttel for mouture that Uic wa wrn occupy anc third o! the savages o! olden tumes there anc o! the chauferwbl a-sbould be discussed is Uic anc Uie Sayircgs -f IhNI or Blue Bands,, conkitt ro elophane o! aur trne. Wben you go ta bcd lias neyer been a like occasion of ter Wright acts as mccbanic, as Scotch distil. d? n-' ' Case Embrolalereti "Bby' rolpp ello- - b 6 c at night you can reckon, if yau total war ta test the spirit ou -wel as chauffeur. Mr. Plasket "Wbat will Russia d? An-C'i naen Set $ air r n~cncCndien, that civilia=i. mksfull course meals inthe UicdIa- ae er. That country too la purely - flé ibâ you bave labored about tbrcé 'Now bomba seck out bigb_ ana trWler without any difficulty at opruithvn i culsm wlth cotton under- hours and Uirty-onc minutes for low, rich and poor, men, women ail, -and bad a large bakcd haus in pathy with Uic Axis. Baby Gowns pal. Embrolleredi the wa. An average Britisher and chihdren, but none of Bni- Uic aven whcn wc visitai. The To give Uic words o! this inter- cdlifuriusan ot-fv an' iien hwth g trailer bas cvcrything, but a hast- csting radio cammentator ta ful et Wbite Flanuelette colours - -25c mtspenda fo r bus nwor. Ty-fve-tin'of ctin hw i.sih es sa. DI Uiclast four years, Uicy would be almost an impossibility dtla hnk o lu. Et.3c Fedrmnts f awrk h vr inohaleigave traveiled al over tUu. S. but Uic gentlemen attending the Ianik zorle ea3 c Fee Bibs age German spends marc. Greateat Englishman and ta Ontario and Québec - a Iter-Club meeting bung on-bis Mair D essGenerous sise te pro- The governimcnt will ftad means ."I Winstan Cburchill we have total o! 130,000 miles. Everywberc every sentence, realizing r.r Madier'Dresor tOicloth - - Ierry o! taking your labor wbether you an incomparable leader. I venture tbcy go, crowds gather, and Uic Reade ta be a man wbo ta bis orOlove 5 koi toryt.I wl txyou -ta predict blatory may crédit hum two attendants bave as mucb pri- shr,but crowded career, bas ac- -be Md io .i Baby Shoes visibîy and invisiby - and ask Uic greatcst Englthmaiq f al the vacy as a, couple o! attractive quircd saund and deep knawledge colourel.~. Sottyou ta boan your ;noney ta those yeas b y virtue a! Uic manner mn gold f isb. a nentoa aiia mai.n.chPair -79c decko tandithe Uicfont lue, on thc which lbe bas inspired Uic nation. ________ Chairmmn Vcrn Ott prcsided for wt"eie Pa"dau -ft3 c dc or at Uic lathe. Ail o! us And I predict that Uic end a!fUice the meeting end seatcd with hlm"& Crepe Dressesarc working ta the wa, end the wa wiil sec a fairer, greater Newacs e r Speal were Rotary President Fred Hoar q .$n1orEFurE tr W ie d bisc figuatre lykes aroti adisinthat liadnae -îia4 hewas d and Lions President Tai Chant., F ou open our mouth rauch wtlcr, Tomyeo'l w Puko Mu BahW ieLeather your three hours and thirty-ane companied tthe banquet by lbis <otne rm-ae»UuulItouto o orfc.Wa'cyucyn o? Bootsminutes will certainly be increas-cainwicwsitoudbyedyUc!od!Grmn ta The novel introduction o! John NTFU -JutOE. NEb.I Ail WooI Sweaters ot arigwfwsitoue ytiytefodfGrmn"u- Collingwood Reade by S. R. James 'O OR-Ja N . N gpceo aefo Vailous style saine nicely $ o.L .MLuhisekn Stiff soles. Todler'. cd. W. F. Rickard, M.P. for Dumbain i ts" bas begun pouring in there." and E W. Crawfoid provided con- the Carter FamIly Bakcry." il cd. sizes- Pair - - A E Ia AUII IDClLTMcuginspang It la aiso lilcely, stated Mr siderable amusement. Claiming emriee.White, Pink AponCUS RMACDONALetDngn ____arn o teavemboteo UidRende, that Hitler wil lay Beige lbe was fot acquaintcd with UitheES O FE NT W or Blue. Spail onges Novctles t .toy,( sin mfompaos)theprciaiary o haks o! taGilbraltar. He la kiiawiito av speaker or in a position ta per-TH E C F EIN and oodNovety Toys(Cotinud fom pge ) Th prlimiaryceremonies o forces in Spain and everythmng forus Uic duties o! introduction Uiclray h eventg were brie! cnsisting points that way. Mm. James asked Mr. Crawford Yeu know we dont lke ta boat but pep» ti sta e9 nd $ 1.29 15c to 39c Rachla lst war Uic Alleés. a rayo! a toast ta bcauty ta Uic ladies About Cburchil's latest speech "Wbat would you do?" Ristag to w. make the beat cottfe. ln town. Why, ntdo adrn stoppai Germany twice, an Uic by Uic men a! Uic club inthe Uice said: "It was a rare, ca, ju.5t Uic accasian 'Bra. Crawford nably tic day or evcning for a rctrcahhng pick up. Marne and at Ypres, but today forus o! a lovely carnation for and simple appraisal a! Uic cous- belped aut by reading a condens- _____________________________theUi Gemman army- o! souse 250 cacix, and a toast in words pro- plex situation." Then efcrring to cd bistory o! Mr. Rcade's life divisions o! four,. million men is poscd by Harold Longworth, Uic Uic defeat in Greece: "There wV.5 whicb !ortunatcly lehpe T E A TE AM W A K R S O ES Nl-E ) practicaily intact and Germany is sccrctamy o! the Canadfien Club, but a susail body o! British in ta have with bim. THappRTnedA perbaps ta a stronger position and grace!ully responded ta by Grece, about 30,000 men. These Gucats present included Lions Phoe85 Bkrfr1 then at the beginning o! Uic war. the president o! Uic Women'S with Uic hclp o! Ue ic Geeks caus- District Deputy Governor Bcrt ac85 Bkr o w cealn amnii But the.other side a! Uic stary as C4nadian Club, Mms. W. P. Rogers. cd Germany and Italy ta bace 70,- Hutchinson, Constable David Sil- Uiat Uic Germen navy la bottled up President Canon C. R. Spencer 000 of Uic best fîgbting men._______________________________________ and Uic Royal Navy ta command was chairusan a! the meeting. Therefore Uic result af the Balkan ____________________________________________o! Uic sea lanes. Nevetheless, we ________________encauniter la nat at ail discaurag- have ta contend with a new men- ing. The German people misa ec- ace this time, namely, Uic bomb-anie this and are flot elated, IAig oa.shipa iconvay. he meember Uic lessans o mu EG ~n lflPROr The Situation h Brlos f~!JI previaus wars and recail that a PRO" WiOseT oShmnCnada 40»p aeFlAASL t ncsa-M u ii iI