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Of
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C.CF.
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to
Drotest
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One
iiament
has
Just
prorogued,
the
Prime
Minister
and
several
member
at
(fee
cabfrret
are
out
of
town,
departmental
officials
are
in
the
whirl
of
the
particular
session
-closing
occasion.
There
is
disappointment
that
contemplated
appointments
most
go
by
the
board.
Out
there
could
be
noUUB.
more
cheerful
than
an
evening
after
a
busy
day
with
old
friends
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
Brady
especially
happy
since
they
have
with
them
then:
son
Flyfnf
Officer
Desmond
Brady
htme
.to
Canada
for
instructional
duty
after
a
year
overseas
on
combat
service
wtth
the
.Royal
Canadian
Air
Force.
Mr.
I
Brady
had
time,
however,
to
give
a
typically
warm
welcome
at
his'
suburban
home
to
an
old.
If
;
troublesome,
pupil
and
'to
chat
'about
many
"dear
old
friends"
te
whom
he
asked
to"
be
remem
bered.
A
short
nocturnal
train
ride
and
then,
before
the
folks
art
p,
we
are
in
the
town
of
Cocourt
home
f
the
MMsnds
Regiment
of
tocaJ
(Interest
birthplace
of
Marie
Dress
ler
and
noted
for
the
vtstt
cf
Kii
u:i,i
n.Lm-,.o
fr.r.
Ucolf
o
tnt
xrhinh
i'the
German
prisoner-of-war
camp
can
uum,
a
FxMgio..c
-
fc
BOTFTnanTllle
the
oenera!
being
realized
by
the
leaders
of
the
C.CF.
who
now
see;Motors
ftent.at
oshawa
and
the
unfolding
before
them
the
alluring
possibility
of
power
big
munitions
factory
at
pecker-on
a
scale
hitherto
undreamed
of
says
the
Winnipeg
Free
ling,
just
east,
of
Toronto,
crops
m
Procc
Tla
nnliVips
nc
IVipv
nnw
hponn
tn
tnlep
shnnp
and
that
part
of
Ontario
are
away
i
.'"'j
a.
i
...i.
ahead
of
the
prairies.
8outhern
receive
empnasis,
ao
not,
now
ever
yet
reiiett
anyiniB
talfc
vhmt
la
cut
and
ready
more
than
the
promises
they
hold
out
to
every
group
in
1
for
threshing.
the
country
to
which
appeal
can
be
made
on
the
grounds:
a
day
for
Toronto
is
not
enough,
that
they
are
the
oppressed
undef-dogs
of
the
nation.
The)of
course,
one
is
lucky
to
see
the
real
problems
of
definition
of
C.CF.
pblicies
lie
ahead.
rtj
and
a
few-
:
.
.
.
,
,
,
.
tutions.
visit
Casa
Loma
and
do
There
remains,
for
instance,
the
basic
divergence
thc
rt
tlmen
(baytnf
between
the
urban
and
rural
appeals
made
by
C.CF.
(WSr
savings
stamps
from
aiona
leaders.
To
the
workers
in
the
towns
and
cities
the
C.CF.jswanson
in
person
at
Eaton's)
as'
makes
its
bow
as
a
nartv
standing
for
coirmlete
socializa-
well
as
tafee
care
of
a
few
busrneiw
tion
or
nationalization.
But
to
the
farmer
this
appeal
is!fitndJtBdL
waS
t
neglected
or
ignored.
Nothing
is
said
to
the
farmer
about!
J
esgenJiuiT
a
city
of
dv
cap
q
i7inrr
mm
ncroof
rnn
i
i
t
.onnp')
mr
Qiinnnrr
ici
made
on
the
basis
of
maintaining
him
as
a
sturdy
and
individualistic
owner
of
his
land,
but
one
who,
under
C.CF.
benevolence,
will
receive
higher
and
higher
prices
for
his
products.
So
far
as
the
farmer
is
concerned
this
is
"Heads
I
win
;
Tails
you
lose,"
and
it
is
small
wonder
that
there
are
signs
of
growing
support,
especially
in
the
western
farming
community.
But
those
who
on
the
prairies
find
the
answer
to
their
economic
difficulties
in
C.CF.
promises
of
higher
prices
are
doubtless
now
regarding
with
some
apprehension
the
stronger
bids
that
are
being
made
by
the
C.CF.
for
the
support
of
the
East's
industrial
workers.
An
attempt
is
being
made
this
year
to
finance
C.CF.
activities
by
contributions
made
by
trade
unions,
and
it
takes
no
life
and.
Judcjing
from
the
deserted
1
streets,
no
one
can
go
downtown
at
nights.
The
only
crowds
to
be
seen
by
night
were
at
Loews
Th--1
atre
where
"Mrs.
Miniver"
was
having
a
greet
run.
and
at
the
Union
Station
where
trains
were
pulling
out
In
various
direction,
on
one
of
which
I
started
for
the
West,
through
the
muskegs
and
swamps
of
northern
Ontario,
the
rolling
prairie
plains,
and
even
the
grand
Rocky
Mountains,
past
the
magnificent
valleys
and
rivers
and.
finally,
through
the
Inside
Passage
to
Prince
Rupert
which,
for
better
or
tor
worse,
I
found
to
be
much
In
the
spotlight
and
prophet
to
forecast
that,
if
a
strengthening
is
received
ia
focai
point
for
interest
in
East
irom
such
a
source
the
dav
is
not
far
distant
when
the
present
agrarian
appeal
will
have
to
be
stopped.
It
is
to
the
interest
of
trade
unions
that
their
members"
sttould
not
be
forced
to
pay
more
lor
food
than
hey
can
get
away
with,
and
higher
agricultural
prices
are
quickly
reflected
in
the
workingman's
household
budget.
C.CF.
leaders
attempt
to
leave
the
impression
that
by
soaking
the
rich
and
impounding
privately-owned
capital,
both
ends
can
be
attained,
but
it
is
doubtful
if
a
nation
which
has
learned
during
the
war
that
practically
all
the
rich
men
s
incomes
can
be
taken
away
from
them
without
materially
meeting
our
war
costs
will
swallow
the
doc
trine
that
a
single
process
of
confiscation
will
provide
enough
to
go
round
for
all
time.
It
may
be
presumed
that
this
fundamental
contradiction
in
the
terms
of
the
C.CF.
appeal
to
the
country
is
uemg
uiscusseu
in
pany
circles,
ior
it
is
unw
ortny
tOj
believe
that
its
leaders
will
continue
indiscriminate
agi-
tational
appeals
to
the
"have-nots"
once
they
realize
that!
the
responsibilities
of
office
may
descend
upon
their
shoulders.
For,
if
office
is
won
in
that
way,
it
is
certain!
that
it
cannot
be
maintained
by
similar
methods.
The;
hard
realities
.
of
life
will
impinge
upon
the
members
oft
r
i
Ti
i
..r-.it.
t
a
u.v.r.
guveruiiiuiib
very
rajjiuiy
inqeeu
anu
a
swing
away
frSm
the
dangers
of
this
contradiction
would
become
inevitable.
Nevertheless
the
-growth
of
the
C.CF.
is
such
that
the
two
older
national
parties
which
today
split
between
them
more
than
200
of
the
245
seats
in
the
House
of
Commons
must
face
the
fact
that
one
or
the
other
of
them
is
bound
to
go
down
if
the
C.CF.
htakes
serious
natidrtal
inroads
into
their
strength.
There
is.
not
room
in
Canada
for
more
than
two
major
political
groupings,
and
if
the
C.CF.
is
to
be
one
of
them,
either
the
Liberal
or
the
Conservative
party
will
disappear.
em
Canada
One
has
to
see
Canada
to
appre
ciate
it.
We
have
a
great
and
vast
country
which
we
cannot
blame
others
for
coveting
and
which
we
must
ourselves
defend.
NOTTINGHAM.
Eng..
Aug.
13:
T
Complaint
of
Rev.
R.
Deaville
la
that
when
the
Home
Guard
goes
on
exercises
it
is
much
too
realistic.
They
"captured"
his
church
durinc
a
service,
punctuated
his
sermon
with
gun
and
bomb
explosions
and
he
had
to
cut
it
short.
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in
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to
the
late
Mrs.
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Worts
of
Port
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I
wools!
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to
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tribute
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msmory.
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trn
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of
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father
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three
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working
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diffl-.
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of
an
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that
continually
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one
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that
would
have
dis-couraged
many
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knitting
entirely
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she
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in
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work
both
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the
soldiers
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the
war
refugees.
They
all
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rnem-x-jr
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then
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In
180.
A
garrulous
hotel
n!n
derk
who
served
in
the
last
war
and
Is
proud
of
two
sons
he
has
overseas
in
this
reflects
the
town's
pride
hi
rts
fme
record
of
enlistments.
It
was
interesting
to
see
the
headquarters
of
the
Midlands
and
to
chat
with
the
fathers
jand
mothers,
wives
and
friends
of
isorce
df
the
boys
who
re
now
'here.
j
On
account
of
the
gas
and
the
situation,
people
dont
motor
much
for
pleasure
In
Ontario
these
days
but
rt
was
possible
to
get
in
on
a
drive
up
to
Ttoronto
through
a
real
old
pastoral
part
of
the
province
along
the
shore
of
expansive
Lake
Ontario.
Ttiat
way
we
passed
SHAVING'S
SURE
LIKE
MAGIC
WITH
BLUE
GILLETTE
BLADES
right!
you
get
CLEANER
LOOKING
SHAVES,
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Ladies
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And
Tea
PTKWART.
Aug.
IS
The
Moose
H
x.e
was
the
scene
of
great
ar-;v:tv
recently
when
the
members,
f
Portland
Canal
Chapter
No.
18.
Worsen
of
the
Moose,
staged
a
(
irtrm
which
netted
the
-Mptey
a
venr
nice
sum
of
money,
rh
men
and
wossen
of
Stew-;
nr
and
of
Hvder.
Alaska,
patron-,
t?ed
the
affair
la
large
number
!
The
hsB
was
beautrJuBy'
decorated
,u.
profusion
of
flowers
do-!
bv
vartoM
members,
particularly
worthy
of
note
betng
the
rrret
tew
from
Mfs.
P.
rather
s
t.vSen
m
HvOr.
Alaska,
and
Mr
W
R
Tooth
s
dahlias
grown
rn
Stewart
T
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had
fr
n
SI
-wart
and
two
from
Ryder
yuaUM
mt
the
ims.
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he
OMMne
stall
was
Kept
busy
urvtt
tfts
Bts
defies
A
protram
e
UtNited
to
by
,---idren
of
the
two
eommsmHiev
--rr
?h
dtreerlbn
of
Mrs
D.
Bn-v5
wB
referred:
thia
rn-,-w
atatto
sntoa.
dances,
haj-
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sotos.
accordion
solas
and
rv
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The
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Dairy
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to
announce
that
owing
to
the
.srwrtHRC
of
milk
production
of
their
own
herd
they
will
Ik;
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to
give
their
cif
tomers
milk
li
days
n
week
only.
Therefore,
commrncinu
immediately,
there
will
Ik
no
milk
deliveries
on
Saturdays
until
fur
ther
notice.
SHORT
CUT
TO
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to
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the
latest
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tapered
with
frtnk
Usifdl
Hair
Shaper.
individual
styling
to
sett
your
feature!
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and
effective
at
once,
home
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of
beer
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lie
niade
on
orders
received
up
to
2
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daily.
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