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of
Mixing
When
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i
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Out
Through
United
Stales
Is
Proved
ii
.
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THAT
WAY
WHEAT
Only
Way
to
Protect
Home
Grower
Is
to
Ship
Only
Through
Outlets
Own
Ocean
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DAILY
EtilTIOh
'LMLHnESslBMMr
BMfnflflB
iflGUE
and
ti'ml
f1.
inflfS.
as
Wpll
AS
mini
onrl
aches
nrp
tho
rocnlf
t
the
accumulation
of
poisons
in
the
system.
The
liver
action
is
torpid,
the
overworked
kidneys
have
broken
down,
the
bowels
are
'sluggish
consequently
you
are
suffering.
Thursday,
May
27,
1920.
Interest
Taken
In
British
Politics.
-,Alt
1s,,W()rfderfiil
what
a
great
interest
is
taken
here
in
British
politic-
just
as
there
is
in
any
great
issue
in
American
politics,,
only
probably
more
so.
While
the
United
States
is
nearer
to
ts
bbgn
Crent.
Britain,
geographically
speaking,
(Jreat
Britain
is,-closer,
politically
speaking.
It
is
only
necessary
to
slojt
some
person
on
the
street
.add
broach
British
politics
and
you
have
hlni'going.
He
take's
sides
just
as
if
he
were
in
Ihe
Old
Land.
Because
of
this
interest
generally,
the
rift
between
Lloyd
fieorge
and
Lord
Oxford
and
Asqnith
reported
yesterday
excited
much,
comment.
.Many
people
here
have
nu
sympathy
with
either,
their
leanings
being
toward
Ihe
party
led
by
Premier
Baldwin,
bill
life
fact
that
the
Asmiith
groujuwould
prohablsygoiii
the
seryatives
if
they
left
the
Liberals,
makes
it
of
great
interest
evejj
to.
them.
.
More
individuality
'
.
-
.
,
In
British
Politics.
,
Drive
Out
the
Poisons
and
you
Conquer
Fatigue
Dr.Chase'sKidney
Mias
Katie
Wilcox;
R.R,
No.
3,
Wiarton,
Ont.
writes:
,"My
tomach
troubled
'me
and
I
had
frequent
headaches.
I
felt
tired
all
the
time
and
could
hardly,
do
my
work.
I
was
in
this
condition
for
a
year.
Then
I
was
told
about
Dr.
Chane's
Kidney-Liver
pillg,
took
several
boxes
of
them
.and
they
did
me
a
wonderful
lot
of
good."
Rid
the
poisons
from
the
system
by
using
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
'and
you
conquer
these'
discomforts;
Digestive
troubles
disappear'
when'
these
vital
organs
are
aroused
to
action.
Headaches
and
biliousness
are
overcome.
You
feel
well
and
happy.
-LiverPills
85
eta.
a
box,
all
dealers
or
The
Dr,
A.
W.
Chase
Medicine
Co.,
Limited.
Toronto
i,
Canada
i
v
In
Canadian
political
life.'
the'
.caucus
decides
almost
everything
for
the
party
but
the
lead
of
the
Prime
Mhfisler.is
also
very
marked.
'
In
Britain
they.
seem
to
depend
even
more.
fn
their
leaders
and
the
rank
-and
fife-have
little
to
say.
The
lead
ers
make
pronouncements
011
important
oiieslion
without
con
sulting
their
followers
wilh
the
result"
that
it
is
rather-difficult
?
for
Ihe
tail-emlers
'
to
know
where
they
stand.
They
hate
.
right
to
express
Iheir
views
and
to
object
lo
the
stand
of
their
leaders
but
if
they
do
much
of
that
they
are
likely
lo
find
then)
stive.
without
a
seat
at
the
next
election.
Without
the
emlof-sat
ton
of
thd
party
they
can
tffi
1
Iittte,especially
if
their
party
"jtulsfjip
another
candidate
against
them.
'
"
""
;While
'individuality
is
a
good
thing
in
nil
-walks
oflife,
tliefe;
also
ha-
to
be
co-oneraioii
and
cn-opera'tjon
Js
besj,
secured
through
Ihe
political
caucus'.
When
members
of
lluTsamc
faitli
gather
to
thrash
out
details
aiid
the
discussions
are
behind
closed
doors,
there
can
bo
miiclif
plain
talking
without
the
eiiemypseizing
on'it
to
influence
the
coufilry
against
them-
Then
it
is
Jliat
'policies
are
evolved
or
upset.
'
;
U
t
".
Queer.
People
In
Every
..Community.
'
.
'.
'
:"J!e
is
a
nice
person
but
just."
a'
little
queer"
is
an
expression
.which
is
sometimes
heard.
It
means
that.
in
some
respect
.
h
indifferent
from
tlie.
common
ruck.
There
is
an
outstanding
feature
about
him
that
his
fellows
cannot
quite
understand
or
appreciate.
Possibly,
Ihe
"queer"
person
is
a
woman,
in
which
;.;;.lt
is
even
more
noticeable
thari
in
a
man.
'
'
;
Sontetimes
these
"queer"'
traits-1
.in
iiperson
are
of
a
childish
nature,
an
indication
of
weakness.,
in
others
they
may
be
iu-
-
teilet'lual
outrroppings
Hint
distinguish
them
as.
being
above
thei:,fell0ws
in
that
particqlar
respect.
.",
;!iEveryone
has
heard
or
the'-mili'tary
recruit
who
thought
all
Hie
rest
of
the
company
was1
out
of
step
but
him.
So
it
is
mahy
of
Xh
queer
people
look
oiHhe
rest
of
mankind.
To
him
the)-;
are'
all
"queer."
They
differ1
from
him
and
so
cannot
be
.litirtnal..
ftgMg
thescj
-differences
between
persons
are
mark
of
individn-
'niity
and
'
often
arc
to
be
desired..
a
If
dyeloped,
too
much
they
Iierriiqn
nui-ance
to
Ihe
rest
of
the.
com
m
11
inly'
and
somelfm'es
Mlie)rsiitv;
possessing
them
are
shut
up
in
an
institution
pro-vldl'tf,J.0,r
'he
purpose
where
they
cannot
annoy
their
fellow.
1
The
danger
of
shipping
through
Inited
states
ports
ami
t
lie
consequent
toss
to
Canadian
prmvers'
through
doing
so
Ts
set
forth
irt
an
article
in
the
Journal
bf
Commerce
published
at'
(Tar-denvale.
The
article
sayn
in
part:
The'
statement
made
in
the
last
bulletin
that,
'Canadian
hard
wheat"
Itad
lost
Us
premier
p!4ilion
in
the
markets
of
the
vbrld
,-atid
suffered
a
serious
slump
in
price
sinc
beiag
exported
In
large
quantities
ih
rough
United
States
Atlanlie
ports"
lias
brought
many
re
quests
for
further
information
on
this
point.
This
Is
a
matter
nf
greater
importance
than
the
difference
of
a
few
cents
in
rail
way
rates,"
says
one
writer,
"and
I
would
like
to
see
the
evidence
uponVliieh
you
Jase
your
state
ments.
,"Vur
statement
is
startling
if
correct,"
says
an-
idher
writer.
This
fs
a
fine
example
of
how
Ihe
nubile
mav
become
excited
dvr
a
d'onilition
even
lo
the
extent'
of
having
a
Royal
Commis
sion
appointee
10
mvestngate;
but
by
the
Ime
the
commis
sion's
report
is
presented
the
public
interest
in
the
matter
is
so
completely
dead
that
the
re
port
passes
unnoticed,
no
matter
how
serious
a
situation
II
may
disclose.
Immense
Increase'
The
shipments
of
Canadian
wheat
through
the
U-S.
Atlantic
ports
during
the
last
sit
crop
ears,
were
-tas
follbws:
11)19-20
.
1U20-21
.
1U21-22
.
1022
3
.
1923-2
1921-25
i
.
.
Bushels.
13,023,281
5i,
193,010
100,009,460
i?9;8?l,095
141,079,337
162,000,000
'in
uie
autumn
or
1922,
reports
began-
to
appear
to
the
effect
that
Canadian
wheat,
passing
in
bond
througti
the
United
States
to
tide
water,
was
being
tampered
with
and
was
behug
mixed
with
American
soft
wheat.
In
the
session
of
1923,
the
speech
from
the
Throne
an-,
nounced
that
a
Parliamentary
inquiry
would
be
held
into
agri
cultural
conditions
generally,
including
matters
affecting
the
arain
trade.
This
announcement
was
met
in
the
Houe
of
Com
mons
by
a
general
demand
for
the
appointment
of
n"
Hofal
Commission.
Later
in
tho
session
a
special
committee
of
the
House
was
appointed;
which
after
a
number
of
sittings
reported:
Inquiry
Made
"That
In
the
opinion
of
the
committee
it
js
advisable
and
in
Ihe
interests
of
agriculture
in
ibis
country,
that
a
full
and
Mcarching
inquiry
should
be
made
jnto
all
aspects
of
the
grain
trade
in
Canada,
and
for
this
purpose
a,
Itoyal
Cdm'tnis-ion
should
he
Appointed,
clolhed
with
full
powers,
not
only
from
Ihe
Dominion
(lovernment,
but
from
all
provinces
desiring
to
co-operate
in
such
an
inquiry."
The
report
was
concurred
in
unanimously
by
the
llduse,
and
on
.May
I.
I'J23.
a
Itoyal
Commission
was
appointed
as
follows:
Judge
V.
1-'.
A.
Turgeou,
chairman;
Prof.
W.
J.
Ruther
ford,
Prof.
IX
A.
McOibbon,
.las.
I).
Scott.
The
commission
made
ils
report
to
the
Minister'
of'
Trade
anil
Commerce
on
January
7,
1925,
and.
was
printed
for
gen-rial
distribution
only'
a
few
months
ago.
v
Evidence
The
following
extract,
is
taken
from
this
report:
"It
would
appear
that
cerlain
shipments
pf
Canadian
wheat
rnixi'd
with
American
sdft
wheat
delivered
lo
apply
on
straight
Canadian
certificate
haVe
been
received
in
Kngland,
The
number
of
instances
lias
not
been
large.
The
publicity
which
these
shipments
have
received
in
trade
circles
and
the
alarm
that
they
hne
created
in
Great
Uritaln
are
significant
of
the.
extreme
sensi-IKeii(ss
of
lhe'llriUxh
market
to
any
tampering
with
the
quality
of
grain
upplird
on
Canadian
Certificate
Final.
In
tracing
statements
about
illicit
mixing!
of
Canadian
wheat
in
the
United
!1C
1
On
the
toot
h
A
"
dttln,
Confoltiim
GolJ
S
AH.
Hug
h:
Ml.
pretty
patltrn
in
tax,
tnJlant.
It's.
Slates
made
lo
ui
at'
many
points
wo
fcomd
invrtitbly
that,
they
related
I.,
-fllrf
cases
fnvesll
gated
by
Messr.
IVoyd
and
Serfs
ami
cpViTi'd,.
hi
'.their;
report
sub
milted
oh
.Xoxemher
24,
1U23.
Mr.
Commissioner
llutherfod1
however.
rei)brt3
anolber
and
more
recent
instance,
that
of
the
steams
bin
"Trevidee"
frnm
Phil
ndelplila,
of
thatrlval
In
the!
Obl
Country
of
a
caiarn
of
arnlrf
under
Canaillanitfertlflcatrf
Final
idinwing
"Irong
evldeiu-c
of
ud-;
mixnire.
Canadians
Lose"
Inasmuch
a
I
Ik-
nr'lrn
wlilpli
the
(iuailian
arnUi
a
rawer
rn-
ceivvs
in
nio(ly
determined
by
me
iirii-c
of
w
hifti
hi.
wtiriif
brings
on
the
Winnipeg
market,
ir
wouiii
appear
that
the
Cana
dian
jrraiu
ifrrower
is
losing
srunelhins
in
the
nelirfihorhood
of
50e
per
bushel,
as
rt
result
of
me
degrading
of
Canadian
wheal
thai
has
taken-
place
through
Ihe
I
nP.-it
states
Atlantic
port.
II
would
also
appear
that
the
SUPERIOR
I
-f
;
vx
rrt
r-.-js&iv
-.zf-r
m"
--z-
.iwawsa:
.TS5asua
jssssskss
JusBsssan?
x
-
;''?sKSZ9!Wffas
JSSSSW
"KSg5g
fin-mrrai
Be
sure
to
see
4
f
m
1
IIL
1
lllliimm,
the
lovely
new
Cpngoleum
Art-Rugs
ARE
you
one
of
the
women
who
still
imagine
that
beautiful
designs
come
only
in
costly
rugs?
Then
you
should
sec
the
newest
patterns
offered
in
the
money-saving
Congolcum
Gold
Sral
Art-Rugs.
They
are
the
pick
of
hundreds
of
desfgns
prepared
especially
for
us
by
leading
designers
here
and
abroad.
It
would
he
difficult
to
match,
their
artistry
and
coloring
and
their
variety
is
sure
to
meet
every
need
every
taste.
Add
a
Colorful
Touch
to
Every
Room
'"Here
)s
your
chance
to
replace
any
dull,
faded,
woven
floor-coverings
svithufKo-date
rugs
that
everyone
wili
admire.
The
cheer-
ing,
brightening
presence
of
Congoletfm
Cold
Sm
Art-Rugs
will
give
just
the
colorful
fresh-
,
riess
every
room
should
have.
And
besides
they'll
free
you
froth
the
hard
.
sweeping
and
beating,
that
dust-cblecting,t
woven
floor-cdVerings
reqUFre'T
fie
Smooth,
Made
in
Canada-by
Canculians
for
Canadians
TdTiaTiT
jiius
for
this
situation
rest
with
the
Wuinfiiejr
uri'.u
mer.
fhanl
and
shipper,
who
seems
to
be
quite
natisfied
to
t'onl
initio
lo
ship'
through
the
United
rUalctf
Atlantic
ports
in
ever-incrchsinsr
iiuantities
as
lorvr
as
the
Dominion
Oovernielit
does
riot
interfere.
If
these
merchant
nr'n
tmvirnr
Hie
Canad
au
srain-irrnuni'M
Wheat
nt
Mm
tfivp.1,1.,1
-.,,
1;.
.
'
V'
......
.
.ftllMllltlll
Lerlificale
prlfe,
as'
delernUned
Yin
Mm
VViliind..f.
..iHHf..l
-
.i
.
....
ii.iuuj..
K
inntkri,
null
selllnir
in
l-.umoenn
markets
Ah
sample,
they'
must
be
"In
receipt
of
a
substantial
margin,
all
of
vhlch
or
course
comes
out
of
he
grain-growers'
pocket.
Waste
of
Money
,
It
would
seem
like
a
w-ni
nt
money
to
maintain
an
elaborate
ami
expensive
machinery
for
the
.nspecilon
and
grading
of
Can
..,t....
...1
i
.
...
.nii.io
win-.iL
iuki,
at
iiK
same
lime,
penult
any
benef
1
n.,.i
might
thereby
accrue
to
be.
wiped
out
because
of
neirleet
'
In
that
these
wades
are
maintain!
until
the
wheal
reaches
lls
inm-.J
KOl.
:
f
In
fact,
it
(s
worse
limn
u.-fi0i:
ed,
because
by'
nltemplliiK
to
grade
and
sell
on
Ihe
inr,t.itnn
Cerllfieate
final
the
chances
of
inn
nuycr
gelling
a
jrtwijf
rade
than
be
buys,
without
Unless
hfl
goes
to
the
fxpense
of
proving
iraiifi,
lead
hinr
to
bid
lower
than
he
'would
If
ili
1-1,1
in.
,rin
tho
f.a.q,
plan
where
he
would
!
or
iissiin-o
01
a
rair
seiiionient.
Under
the
existing
circum-
stances,
the
Canadian
wheat
Fishermen's
waterproof
surface
of
Cold
Sta!
Rugs
is
cleaned
in
a
twinkling
with
a
damp
imp.
At
moving
time
Congolcum
Art-Rugs
1
jn
'
be
rolled
up
and
then
unrolled
on
the
floor
in
the
new
house
no
bother
at
all.
Set
these
Hugs
at
Your
Dealer's
Congolcum
Rugs
arc
made
in'
sizes
up
to
9x15
feet.
Aniall
at
prices
that
are
amazingly
low.
Your
dealer
will
gladly
show
you
Jiis
assortment-
of
these
beautiful
rugs.
Send
for
'free
color
folder;
the
coupon
below
is
for
your
convenience
Cottgoleum
Hythe-Yard
The
same
trouble-saving,
serviceable
,
material
as
the
rugs,
for
use
to
cover
the
entire
floor.
Many
beautiful
patterns
without
borders;
made
in
roll
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Cunningham
&
Co.
W
Second
Avenue
and
McBrlde
St.
grower
loses
the
nrenilunr
or
approximately
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bushel,
which
his
wheat
should
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above
a
similar
crad
of
rnlli-d
Stales
wheat,
and,
In
addition,
Is
penalized
In
the
extent
of
more
than
JOn
a
bushel
through
the
Utlemid
In
force
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discredited
Canadian
Certificate
final
upon
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Only
Safe
Way
The
only
way
lo
nrolect
the
grain
grower
aerninst
this
loss
Is
to
ci'
that
Canadian
wheal
Is
carried
nvci1
Canadian
lines,
inrougji
Canadlnn
ports
and
by
Canadian
"boats
so
that
II
will
he"
continuously
under
the;
supervision
or
the
drain
Commission
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its
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