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D. K. Currie. Associate Editor.

DOIU (I led |31 “.00 (dell itll ll advance

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THURSDAY, AUGUST is, -1921

THE RED HERRING. and industrially on the stable foun- .- "dation on which she stood before

Drawing n red herring of pro- nnr lnnnnmnl nnd commercial po,

‘M distinctive nam' sltlon was torn up by the war.

the truck to divert the we have huh many year; of pros- '"°‘“ '"0 ""1 °"i"“‘ °' ‘"9 perliy und growth. we had laid V" mund very enective in our foundation with prudence and “Be M .y°"“" 'md """phi5` ' built upon it with a degree of suc<

h°““d' ln me Wie" day* cess unparalleled lu aux other

country. The corner stone of that foundation was the National !'olicy

device is now onsolete on the

ground and is ficldom re-

|~»~»~»¢¢»»»..... ilnlnn' vnu Paul

A Sweet Prospect

(Prom the New York Commercial)

Only the other day a manufac-

turing confectioner, who operates a series of chain stores in Greater New York. said. in u published statement. the people in his busi- ness had been taking a 300 per cent. profit. He therein Informed the public that the time had come

_i_

of the Donrlnlon. if Mr, King was possessed of the quaint humor of common honesty (and honor his

tears would be repentance rather than lamenuition o\'er the imaginary wrongs by his political opponents.

f j|tAn|’\,l 'icq' I I 1 "‘

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.A}_.1;G1ISI.18, 1951-- -- -.

.when thk should end. and that he sph-lt, 5° buck amid ‘title old scenes intended to reduce his prices 50 before she will be back by the high per cent. which, ostensibly, he road by which she came to say old. Since then at least one manu- rnremm go mm, only Hmuiaud tlwturlns contectloner has rsducfsoouzllnnun, who is n blend nr rug- ffd P14005- ll ls 10 5° 3°5“l“°d Kvd sternness and warlike ferver that more will follow. Wnether und 10" and pathos’ dan r,;.;,||y en. the-it-element that a $00 tier cent, ter into the sublime pathos ui the profit was being made is exagger- _`~dn8_ _

ated or strlotly correct is immater- ial in the -light of the fact that re- tail prices have been abnormally

out' of proportion to costs in ulany (Frnrn an Exchange) trade activities. The tact tnat rc- --pew gre," ,Mun was ever riuctions are coming is what con- ummm! to mm.h_-- nam 3 man at cerns us most_ lt creates a pleas- uw' dub me Umm. 9,-enmg_ --| ing P""5P°°¢ “nd “dd” "0 mu” think the most str',king reason for fciwel' 10 "|059 Wiwse i“¢`0m9 [W5 this I ever read," he continued. been heavily cut. in' thousandtrui’ “was may given' by the 59(-und llnstatlces, wiped Out in the d@l»1'¢=‘- Duke or \\'¢-llington. -someone re-

sion from wh-ich we have begun to marked to him, ‘ji cannot uuder.

uoe

The Burden of I Name.

-um;-1-59 Que gums seem; muon stand hen itl that \ou with your ltrovertlble. namely that those u ho great

,lied 'by a

in crest ln and knowledge

prlces_ whettler actuated of puiblic affairs have taken so

spirit of altruism or by purely U'-UB Daft '.11 them-

lorted to elsewhere excebt in cases

need.

We observe that ln the politic-.il

ground when the tricks of

unted are all exposed

ind they are being driven to cover

to inevitable capture the red

is still resorted to as a

effort.

The Liberal party of this prov-

Imce is at present busily and wi.l'l» ” dralwing the red lit-rring ucross-

the path they have taken; they are howling about alleged iniqulties at

and the -purpose of that policy was tu encourage Canadian industries,

to develop Canadian revenue and

to build up Canada for Canadians.

For over fifty years that policy has been pursued both by its foun-

ders the Liberal Conservative party and by the Liberal psrty who in theory opposed it but who did not

dare to alter it. On this policy Can-

ada has prospered. has grownfrom

a struggling infancy to the pro- portions of an adult nation. Its

industries have grown and around

Ottalwa, making the welkin riiigrthem have risen populous centres

with so called ruinous exi.rava~ which are our principal ninrk--ts;

| gance and incompetence in therm" 9901119 find ‘~‘mP|"-Vmenl in

lfederal government while their pur- these “entre” instnead 0! seeking it

nnnrn nrn nlnsn nn rnnir heel; 0n|in foreign countries; ollr immense

nncnnnt nr ininnninn rn ,mme Tnnitracts of land in the West are

tlriok wnn't work; the pursuorslbeing cultivated; our mineral and

knnw wha! they are after; theyllorest resources are being devel- know the broken promises. thc wild i °P°d- “""'~‘m’ is being de"°l"p°'15

and Jabber). that Sven our finances are in a healthy con-

rn me nrnvincn if the BCH dition and the future Drosperity of

mrmnucn longer in on the counury is assured provided

The Be" gnvnrnrnem and its we follow sane methods of govern-

omcn_nn|dnrn_rnn nnly friends re_|ment and avoid fads, experiments rmnnning in in also know in hence and nostrums of opportunlsts and

lthe red herring-cry about the mis- “mc” seekers'

d`0ll'lKS Of the ffltleml E0'/‘fI"l!1lUI1t There are those who`during'uur ' `, , _ J

and the llcspairlng cry to call on a ` uisettlotl condition and in the

federal election. midst of difficulties thrust upon us - Our provincial Liberal friends by the war are preaching other

may' as well accept the situation doctrines than those which have

quietly and call-mly; the federal made Canada great.. those 'who are

` election will come od in due time., demanding that we "swap horses"

'\"_ when the Dominion is rclldy for it. while crossing this stream. . The

|,_ The provincial election will' also, tariff has been made ll text for this

;l_oome off in due time and. if it preaching. an excuse' for the swap-|e,l'W,rth greater nnmlcnl wisdnnnlmemnrnnre as to ns Eileen in me nlmxcu -p ' ' l lc| ~. r _ ,

"'elt'i

So retten were th? transactions fi

that a Royal Commission of en- 3 fe

observers need not be very old to

mber the nature of their re-

'Ilhe whole railway was pro- d iby Sir Wilfred Laurier to (F

qulry was appointed, and political

fem

D011. ni-lse cost

evidence -brought to light that the A hood

`\\'l2iS the the

versa shed at t save lost Meighen Government have been-ence obliged to step in and take P0325- “_ sion. 'Dhe same is true of the Can- dai

adian Northern Railway bull-1 by may those Liberal proteges Mar-Kenzie wr and Mann, who, as builders and

contractors ‘were the money milk- __ I ers of the project, while the pay- n W ment for the wild schemes has fal-

ling and squandcring and nn

country l-literally appalled at __\ verdict. it was -then that our t tile Mr. King should have 9°”

his crocodile tears, and not Tun

he present late date when bo ` e what has not already been here

'. _' th

sh motives. are assured of suf-

Ln connection with that railway- Cie"

» Lellla

only $13.000,000 but when the

te :ilone alniollnted‘tufl1A)l000,000 versa

demanded. “Is there anyone

-t incrase in business to' give had turn that will cover the per- °f “

Doing Hia Bit.

rom the Boston Transcript.) (F _

Perhaps Henry Ford as the own-

doi

“°°' ‘ ‘ :$1 hot are our people doing to I

r an.

this fearful waste of the _Pam

try‘s precious lumber supply? do

hat! Is there really one'."' ex

I ask, are you doing to sl-ve We

forests from depletion?" lsrrn

- "I", said the little man soleinnly.

the

ays use a toothpick twlcc.' ,inn

siiil

ge or protit lopped or; been

Canadian speaker was making er of

rnest appeal for forest con- ; the mam" of H reduction of

ions

len upon the -people. ll, too, was it heritage from Llibcrul manlllllllat' ors, which the Government had no alternative but to meet, and of which today the successors of Laur icr. and particularly -Il/I~i', King, his colleague, pllould tba pa-rticularly silent.

l "’I`he_w-hole cost of that 'Frans continental <l€._HLl was not to be uneas-

lured entitrrly in doililrs and cents. l0ne of the costs to the Liberal °party. and which they are l<t8i4€€l"_ ing under today. was the foistlng 'u-pon them of MacKenzie King as 'their temporary leader. The Hon." Geo. P. fd-raham was their man Of

The New Governor~General ‘

ion

. coall

(From_ the Toronto Star.) frerg

V loni

we his Du

lromcd throughout Canada on GUS arrival as successor 'to the HSS0 ke of. Devonshire in the ofiice of Wd

rral was selected by ills Majesty

British, but of the Canadian Gov-

Lord Byng is -ilighly thought of lie- A

"Ah," replied the Duke, if _\'ou

sat sr. long under the shadow great tree, you -would have as dolorless as I.'.'

Let Ford Try It `

rom the Buffa-lo Exprt-ss.)

a railroad knows what he can

h‘t -rates. In any event, he cer- y -has the right to try out his n-0 matter on what it is based.

aps he is trying to .break fr'f-ght rates for purposes of

wn __ . . _ .

ll. »,l_-l-.--li. - rl

who is doing anything at all?" :nq gm] N ‘M een charge ' bm

of me m,(,p|e. proper” 9 Gravely a little man ln- thc audi-

le outsider it would seein as

_ though ht- would have to he more

rose from his seat. nr n

railroad owncr than he is nc-w

` in order to make a very big splash

med the orator. "And what, in t

he puddle, An_\'wtl,\'. it is ratllcr st V-.`ll'ginia should protest to nge that a coal associziilon in lntclnstiltc coiiiliicrco Cnlniills- against thc proposed l'cilllf-.l- on i~`nrd's rllllrczlll, \Vli:it pos-

e lntr~rr\.<t can al coal llss0t‘i:tl~ assuming that it represents

producers have i-,n boosting lit rtltcs? if it colncs til quest-

ng purposes, wo. fzlnry that the

Lord Byng of Vlluy is heartily 0n-lookcrs willl he -more inclined lo

l/ion the purposes of this coal ciatilln. .hi protcsitiilg against

ucllions than it will to qucstion

Govcmm-.(;¢ne|-a|_ . |t 1, und,”-_ the purposes of Ford in making re- “he l'.t-lm ilu Nord srl)-S1 .stood that the new Governor-G-em d“'~'H°“5-

tall ti l"l l l

l' “ ’

We have on

must turn into cash, and to do this we have shattered all previous blargains. _ ‘ = _ .

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Big Drop in Prices

ON'

AUTOMOBILE

hand a number of- used cars which we

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_ , ____ ,,_ __.n____, |______ _(W. _ni `___\,__, -._»--.\ ffm- “~ ., . . ,, rm. n,,,,___,,u\».,,-_A - -, _ -‘

1 “Four~Ninety" Chevrolet Tour.

ing, 1919 Model, newly `painte¢l, with spare tire and tube. `

1 "Four-Ninety" Chevrolet Tour-

ing, 1921 Model. With spare tire and tube. Has only been run 300 miles.

1 Model 85 Overland with new

tires all round, 1 spare fire. Gabriel Snut;'aers front and rear, slip cov- ers. Newly painted -and overhauled.

These cars are going t

'1 Model so overland .wlln npanu

tire, newly painted. In excellent order.

1 Master Slit Special McLaughlin

in perfect running order, about 7000

miles. Will be sold at a bargain. _

. 1 Light Six McLaughlin _with spare tire. in good order. Has been run 6000 miles. l

e sold regardless of cost

call early and get your choice of the lot.

OR C0

Let our garage men make your car run right. Studebaker and Chevrolet Sales Service Station

,so

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“H|ll 60" Sold to BrewcrY- (l~`l~olu the l’inn<-.cl‘. 'l`m'ulilo.l

, "lilll H0. Ioveryonlzf .l‘f-nlcin-bel's ’the famous _hill to thc sollthcust of

...ilu mn npprovtil. not ottlv of thc *__ gh"

' Not in Vain., |101

crnlilent as well. In tllls countr_v‘ , ‘ _ _ ‘ _ 'nw

lI<»rom ill.. Piiliiirlclpliui Ledger.) pill

_ _ l ' _ gziun nf-lvlitin of tie so-l

rouse of his achievements ln the _ Wd n (_ tt ed I r sort knilwn in some paris nf the pllr|lilso of erccllng a lurgc hotel, . . . . ,

r' an 5”* or mary" ‘E 0 Smith as “mor white tr:isli."' '- ('o

~cs, wllcrc the furious iiglltfi lk pllicc. On this i-ici-olillt. it

' gilt to have relliaiiil-il ii salcrcd

cc. Now th-is llill has just -llcen li to ll British brewery, ilu' thc

uid not the memory of tli= livr-

'strength and the natural succ-essor_

1 was

zllrougllout ine Dominion are men ordered by the jnnge nr ___ Certain M.

s of llill 60 lbe coiiilneliiorateil in

‘to Sir Vlfilfred. He wus, as zi politi- 'cal figure, heed and shoulders over

who fought under him in victorious noun campaigns. There is-, therefore, ‘ “Y

rl court to stand up.

on are,"’ salid His Honor “ill:~

-the present incum-bent. and endow- solnctliinlz new und not quite urged or rnfnnny In _L 'nrnr

' were not for the fear nf the ini- ping. It is an easy text. it plausible experience llnil a sounder judge- coming up Lord Byug to Rid@,|u| nl reckon I dm it Jerlnn. nam

be 'buried along with the party “I that has -broken every promise it th made and that is now spending the go

country's money with a reckless- ad

ness and extravagant-e never be- 0

fore known in the his-tory of the 0

province.

R-<-‘Q_- N0 TIME TO SWAP. 9

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‘ There is an old adage to _the ef- t/w

fect that lt is not prudent to swalp p horses when crossing the -stream. h We in Canada are stll`l crossing the i

stream. of reconstruction :ind re-

hslbllitaltlon and we are stil-l far w

from the landing. It will be many nc

years 'belfore Canada stands where for United -States -products while "HH" ' ' " ' ' ' ' ' Changed l1dl1lll1lSl\'#itl0h- A GOVSY- where to snmbd, Add w|,||,, ,nbuutr

she stood before the war, many t

years before she in economically ed its doqys il-go-lust our productsd

li _il-,f . _ il ' ‘: l _

the Liberal leader, Mr. King, It l guilty culprits

’ lhhtlllhsei _ lconstitutionlll and only arivlscrs_

trombung him' according to his R- - The GTC" Path" "move 'S R it is for -them to know that this can- /;,f'

own state-mc.n's in many ways but H WM in more lnttrr dn n r

‘5 l that the Transcontinental Railway

tggggzgemrgngntraygnfr orfismg l;':,|,stron1zest of Conversativp, Drol.esf.'S. He dra-ws mc, and H0 dltlml R9- The ¢lL°w Roady - _

,V and Hi- dralwll me to where e

'public owncrsildp had thken place was engineered 'by Macxenzlmgrnss is green and the miter not

without consul ’t’.on- of the people." Kmgvs mm pam" and f°"'ed d'21t\g€¥‘0llB. Hhil I OH! Bhd He d0Wn (From the New Glasgow Enter-

’ ‘ Bounds when rrn|nn-,-,n,6m- his em CON-SUl[/[‘A'[‘.[0N gp THE pE0. 'Sometimes my heart is weak und 'prlsej _ l. _

iiuunl -ll n. -on now,--lrflle nnl - ln-fl PI-lil-” the twins and lien-ities of ml” d°w."' hm He 'ms H up ag" n sulrl n youn lady to the Editor - - °' a memory. it. ooid lilum-helped wfhich are now -being visited ulwfl mn nn.in,.,` is Wonderful. ' th tn d _guwh H th ' »-_E

him to escape from tlris blunder-.,oui' Conservative Government anti, -Sometime. it may be very soon. e 0 er ay’ _R B "8 mean: The 'trsnsfer” of thls_.“lmmense ln- umm fm, gappdyer-R of the Coum,.y_ it may be longer. it may be alon-g, '"5 "f the Dl""‘"~ The 1°" mad' HONEBTV IS THE BEST p0|_|5,- dustry" to public ownership is the Ann it _wan me nrnntnnt niece or long time, He will draw me into it in the -Scotch song. ‘The Honnie_ mosit trifillls feature 9(-this Doll- Janne nl the M to f C d place -b¢»i,weeIJ Y1l0\l\'llhlhH~ it is Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond! " APPUED T0 THE "RE WSUR-.

YY B ry 0 ahh H- dark there. ibut l'll dralw ba-ck not. _ .

221% &)rn'fe‘:;"cnA_r‘:r'; Jfrlgfive :gag All will remember the pledges giv- l'l-l he afraid not, for it is there bell we _gave her our wncepuun of the ANCE BUSWESS

Haw sg,-ang-gy homgre- mr, I.'hrough'-plirl-1n.ment, "WITHOUT

li i

are only his -su-perfioial or pretend-

the prospect of his not being able

iszoo ooo ooo loss ln lhe people ul

Shepard (‘hit»f I am His, and with

-- ` . ` ' ‘ “ ‘ Y "’ I ` not be done But he can exert :t _a f | 5" | _ L ¢ I _ liim I want not. , ,

-< .n|:.,_|§,u1|,h§,:.).?'.n,_;),2¢ ?t0§n‘t,uf,‘|d_ I: 5;. Liberan rule- in "W°5w1°" U’ "W -Ho throws out to me u rope. and potent E0od~will within limits.

-fl%’f'~'f".-

5 ,gan _.r

' °. ~ rf `

I ; o‘ r , .

» l

the nu-me oi' the rope is Love( and

satisfied

ilnil drlllvls me into a good road

Y ee m en t th t wgenl d1e§\»,[_m,un|t,,,1s may --he poets meaning, and that evening

ary for the cireuimatancen and in- U 9 00\ll1 fy by the Liberal

. ¢ jp

vhienla ol THE canarlolv or, Lenders uint the lin-lshell worn n-nu elplimiid mlihf wut' lmlm Milam: looked it up' 8° we W" the "" W” represent "°'“"""'”"‘ Will' “Vi

- GREAT NANONAL LIABM amy to (mt me Government rhe'nne tngnggl rnrzvflree _:vn'; 'gg' sn"r‘:;`_ formation along to others who sing clean records for prompt and uc-| .‘ Y' mme" °f his *M'l'“8 Over ` trifling sum of $l3.000.000 and howifled, 'Sometimes He 'mnkes the love ""5 b°““m“' s°°¢°|' -“Had °f °"'“"° 'ld-l"3"“°“¢ Of Phe ltisur- '

_,the_en-forced “1ransfet"‘ he would_ at 4;, °¢,mp|e¢.|0n me net costs rope into ii whip. -but nfterwllrds wondrr/us pathos and beauty. The ance claims. Olir tnsuranre glvru botbentling -his head`inl“s_hl!_`irie over nmodnged to over “wo hundred mu H‘;r§‘*;e_:‘r;;‘§ agliffblfo lsafll 0"- song is reallyo dirge. It was sung you a new start in llfo should the

the lmwlitlvn 'by.hl»""imt~ty on thel llnnn or doll-inns -which the pl-nnle or ° wllli nil kind; nr i;nd.e-Heepm; ill: 'W “ Y°""F "’5"'“"""'- Wh” “"‘~“ me "°"" "W V0"-

toxpeyero for :whom he now pre (iduudg 'became llnlbie 10|-_ und for hands upon my he-nd and all the lflkeh Df|901\¢l‘ Hi the lihltls fit-

Canada to on unusual degree thc.

uerels notin es yato ex-

thut fought in the war. He mayl

hat country has 'barred and bon. THE |ND|ANq5 -|-WEN-|~y_1-H|RD-n0|"G9"9"\l C1093 not gffvem- H9 l,-1, surround his memorial with oth

PSALM H0119 Brave 'H1111 Sylllmelfy t0 the ers to the men who gave us the

, form ot mon-lrchlviil government onlinr things that help to rnnltu un-ni

, , The "Ulla" Ia“g““Fe 15 U0' e"s'l\'l'~l1lch ls OUFS- Ill all thi! L0l'Ll mer enduralblc artificial ice, icin- Current Comment .‘.l-”...“‘1l.’l2§;;..'.‘:...".i‘.‘:.“l“233: ..“..“.:l...i':_f--f-- -- ---»------y ---1 -he ~f----~»-- ---I f----

the various tri-hos use a sign lan~'Un|Y "Bk ‘I0 which he is eXU05*?d is _ glnii\‘g§,.t?oreh o: lg$sl;vedits;Ii;')t;!rsrt;.;that returned soldiers throughout

,_ _ W C 95’ H 9 0 U ~ Hthe collntry may press upon him ‘aelhzfnthly Ljnitiusblzi gvléltmtrlaheainluhihler yas d0t!he"h‘(.C/végfy-idiifllllzgglslkuonwlnlctif *"0"* all d"€Cll°'"* *U me °l“"H°S -€ i£0"f'¥f/57 5‘0Yf@

5 B “ry are B easily -be interpreted by this sign other than those favored by his ,BY HYNDHANS THINKER

.pending doom of the party in of-` excuse hut sane Ifllnadal will look mem ‘in “lame” Uf PUHCY man 'Mr' HHH- H ls H01 'llkil Ulf' Ullhe ill' the uruukgr-_ “A negro was ¢|-yup to I

ilice today the hye-election wr,-ulli at the alternative before consent-, bm; cmqm everrflreayxllr tifut (`°n"""g'm' hom U’ "HM" “"0" H" Steal my h0SS- I

_ rtunatey for illmsr an s m._ i_ | pk E; lr; d .. , _

.be called imniediatel,-_ when these l ing to the exchange. Thcv demandzpzrty he was =M-lnister of Rai-lwoys ’:he(;u':;r L.; iievldrfsliiig, st:-:$0225 thagutb Ei}l]1(;u:1(Irn:{en(,:,‘;'¢|,.,],)I(1£r‘.:(;

5 C°'"e°KU‘B red hprrmg will a reduction or the complete renwv'l"`:,;:;nnnt;¥;;nl;‘}§”:_g:_(;;_s( __nt_;'f'r':““_‘;';:'d"_‘in constitutional usage. But he is in vain."

Ol' C\1Sl0mS UUUBB Oh lhe D108 ed his ponnncnl death knnrr dnn_ a man of abllily and cha.l'doter who' "lt wusn't iu vuin Jedgc. You at this 'would give us cheaper rnnnn nn nnrry nr this nrnlnr nrnn has madea success of whatever lie just ougliter sue the luluuk -,mm

0ds_ what would happen Cnn_ _nnctrve render' nnn rmnnrinn the has undertaken. ami he-has. in run!" _ ‘

ian industries if the iuanufactur-Ivaclllating Mr. King'\lD0t1 them 3° ne rt nnnmvn ‘r me rnnnlr, L t. Re E n J k n

» H _V il 0 ' '. C H "IC I' am B »

rs of other coumries were turned the next -best substitute. But these T _ _ th k _I ‘ld e o c so

ose upon us? What would hop- ed Worries. _Ins real anxiety is over _cept one “hom me Siu. of n mrm-S (From the Fitch-burg Sentinel.) n our home markets in the Mari- - > - hllnd_ lt is an excellent thing when V0" “ext Cal 'Ce Crea!"-

tnne Provinces wnmn now absorb to get another mln on the purrseltnnt the new Govern0r_Gen,ernl consider the debt you owe to Sam.

_ , . . - bo Jackson, ner "t -l fl

ighty-five percentof our ngricutural|SU`lllES '-0 emi-U19 him t0 ad-d =\“°'|Sh°"ld be dn md _soldier high m N S n pda ry we n

| _ I _ r r a ew York tu-vern. who gave the EF;

roducts? Our farmers will think the' "‘u'“'“y bungle “nd ‘i further the esteem or th? Laudd an m-ceS.wonld its first d-ish of ice- cream Q;

icebefo-re they throw away the Cnnndn_` _ exert R userur mnuencer nm in in_105 years ago this monuh. For resent certainties forthe empty _*<*>*- not unlikely that among our re- ysars ‘sam'b° 'had " m°“°p°ly nn

. - t - f ~ - ; ,

one of being alhle to get asriculturul- ”“ turned men there may be many c__'_’_S;"‘;‘;"k”;_ift“;;‘;g °'r(:;’Bs°‘;‘°"_“ bl

wh will ex ect oi hilii and ur e D C “B y

mplemems “heap” from America” 0 D h - ' g Kllarded secret All that is definite-

. ` hd ' u uit b d ' _

manufacturers tlhan from Canadian, _ ;:);)nnon§;;tu';?0I:_:;sraqnge(? e,¥,;l;y l5]'_known about his discovery I m think many “mes bef°"` "he-V may expect of him the impossible (mt It was an acwidenk and H ji

Furnished by w_ 5 L°u.°"_ -_ hu-ppy one. -It might not .be u had |

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