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homes costing up lo $5.000 instead of $4.000 a= before. Roth these changes will offset to a considerable extent the increase in building costs.

This assistance is for people who wish to own their own homes. They make a cash down pay- .; ment of from I0 to 20 per cent of the cost, bor- row the. rest, and repay the loans in the form of rent over a 20-year period. 1\lr..Ilsley said that his purpose was to encourage immediate home construction with the building supplies new available. This should ease the desperate pres 7 sure on housing in the cities. " it will also he an excellent way to ensure employment when it is needed, and when more building supplies are obtainable, because a great number 0f people will undoubtedly wish to secure homes, and should be able to make the first pay- ment. after the period of wartime prosperity.

These housing loans will later be extended from 20 to 25 or 3o years, thus lowering the monthly payments, but Mr. Ilsley said that this would be done only after adequate zoning and building restrictions had been adopted in the municipalities. This protects the value of the homes and the security of the loans.

_._________.____.._ Livestock Production

The twenty-fourth Anmll bIarl-tet Review, just issued by th_e_ Fetlcral Department of Agri- culture, tells a story of achievement in the food production line of which our farmers may well be proud. It shows in detail that despite, serious shortage nf help, Canadian producers marketed in 1935 the largest total volume of livestock in the history of the country. The cattle popula- tion was reported as having advanced some 72o,- 500 head during the year, while the net total of cattle and calves sold at stock yards and pack- ing plants u-as somewhat less than in 1941. Their average weights were higher, however, and the total values set a new record.

The year's output of hogs was 7,i_§o,oo0 head. _Not only is this figure an all-time record of pro- Xluotion but quality" stlndlfd! “He, also mains. . ;_iaifi'e'd. Moreover, they were sold at prices which gave producers approximately 187 mil-

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cope with the deliveries, due in part to a short- age of help. For e time it was necessary to move hogs from one part of the country to an- other to relieve the pressure on processing plants. As in 194,2, also, the price paid for bacon under the agreement with Britain was the dominant factor in setting the standard for Canadian hog prices. Due to an upward trend in sheep and lamb population and marketings, the volume of meats obtained from th siderably increased over previous years.

Regulations restricting the export of beef

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consider making l'l’\.'0lll- ggasclféfiimfloiiw Exlafggnfil“ "l5 mendations to Parliament. Mr. jusik D. Th, 1M; 319cm,” on m, Rum; yum obggflmswgl] HYhdn-ian. a member of the Canadian Ribs’ "awtwefozlhl "fiwligdilgglgi PIPES 0F T35 0355" executive, explained to the committee i. cerc- wg1klng,_. M, N," I mud you mlmnmvm vi,“ d monies in the United States Where he witnrssed RM‘- ilie creep as hilt‘ Biupdlw will“ a group of 80 persons taking the oath in an open King George V., com lllfl‘ the Winrlsr cfiuguitithis. casullicwalldd the court in an impressive form. Senator Norman gfipeltlshlwtmw-lggrllh 811w‘ eeem- woods at. duskll heard m‘: Peterson, president of the association, submitted arynailgiiixge. i‘ gilt nfiieinongchwgig; SIM up ‘ a pamphlet prepared by Mr. justice A. K. Dysart jlkat-‘hffedhhll $111313? more aflroitw 1 heard the perfect Ilia-UM} "M! and the “linnipeg (fanadian Club suggesting v,¢r,,“,',,-,°‘d'§,, §,,§,.°""“° “flaw” fi.¥§§,,‘,§,,§“°,,f%fi{§'m£'f§ that prospective tianadians be instructed not Q§5~YFXI§ h° dld- AM K111’ 5801K! the quartet Bimini; only in the rights and privileges of Canadian chhrnqilihealinis oglladz&h‘bdolgvfigsh¥lfitg Hunniziu-iiiiiriijigeyldisutiigomllllilfi citizenship but also in its duties and responsi- pigafinywho h" Ihvwn 15¢ 0t the wrists nmuml my bllltlfl- ighe u: mgngxiuhumiatm Kenning’ pulse of you when all

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is in manpower. This statement, made by Lord Oflice. '45 V tot-la changed, es ,___ ___*_ _*__f"w°1l' WNW“ Sclborne, Britain's minister 0f economic ivar- galgecgaxfgn”: mug, 9g m’? —_—~Clm_§llDB over the fare, in a speech in the House of Lords on May Elizabeth wqulie a. completely ngw "filth 1133mm“: “£4 9, is one which merits the most careful atten- gfierfffilhlLwllg "hfkfiw "l" ifqllnmn $53,}; 01 wag nu tion. It is the basis of most 0f Germany's ma- M111, u“ m m“? 3o n an a in jor military difficulties. It is very true, as Lord c. --—-1 ,,{'§,‘§'c‘§§§f,‘,,}$f "512 Selborne points out, that Germany has many ma- gmfeanwihth. nfwfflfifj“ nrgggufo‘: France or even from‘ Air . terial shortages-An oil, in copper, in rubber, 8 e and eoel incm wfmgfi f" on Lnfii in some classes of foodstuffs, and so on. But— N35“ t “Egummgugi ‘f: these have worked to a "I am not going to suggest," Lord Selborne said Raul-s with hue end , wlut mofflfwni- ° m] "that Germany will collapse because she runs fingm‘ 1w“, ' wig“ irony egmhls life muerbe plain even shrv-t of this or that commodity." There is al- Ottawa Journal. Mo e, g t: ‘i! igvfiftglla B8 years 1:; l'lll.\ no limit to the degree to which German m” finafuwgnghbfllulfilgz- ‘w: “when-By 1.57mi”. l; genius can go in developing substitutes or stretch- con uy_ m” ‘y m‘; | ' ant ___Pl' - ' ing out dwindling supplies. Synthetic oil pro- PM”! 1" "W "M 011033! Hr- duction is only one example. The commodity wt {.11 m‘ wuhfifi m£$ for which Germany's professors and rcsearch- ll mlwh awhllne u the ers cannot find a substitute is manpower. Ger- if‘ m” “M” "fibemchlgg- many and her satelites have 6,800,000; Allies Impossible ehtl-iatiew t@ 15,000,000. Those figures just about tell the :§°“§b§’§t% “a ‘Y W.“ storyi The Germans are out-numbered more b wit“ _ 32$}: than two to one. Of course, writes, Major zbgm 9 "l4 ll‘! 10114011-1?! Eliot, all our men are not yet in Europe; but n; mg?‘ "g: thev are either there or ready t0 go. or avail- Wild- able when needed as re laceiiients. The Ger- m‘? mans and their satellites pare all there. The end dly. is no u. uni: of the struggle may be prolonged by the fact m“, m’ t '4 t that we are just beginning to develop our full gihimln tihemaold a H?” power in the west and south: but the end is ‘"81’ I" I- 9 nevertheless utterly certain. lt will come quiek- 312%?“ "w er. and cost less, to the extent that we now put fithenflfilui lower. T 0% ell we have and are into the effort to‘ gain .1 ‘hum. dgxlfmu " m’

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ireatlnenitolnmtorettieieeiiurel ‘lbevniuieer-beiieliluiinolwceopeoeeitiqyag, ~ cattle and calves from Canada, which were an- u, u "uutq “mug”, d W" flgv"l,i,lgl'l'ldfl"wliill°lllm h“, y,“ y,” m, u; an; my; "m" m; u. _ ‘ nounced late in i942, continued in effect through- gegvzfwsilgn g1 “Gym?- llfllw g m“ and m", cmnurefwho un- qailaieispieiulilps_,|i M" v Hon. john Bracken is the first federal party out i943, As a consequence there were no ex- 130,003’ men m. wow, "°‘wbd*_ dove“ fig ogmg u, 1M $121‘!!! if leader to make a statement 0n ll" PF°P°5°d ports of these classes 0f stock to the United W; W 3° l" ‘Niwgafi "W? 311°; L mmawyfiils, A; time want Petitwdiifi P°“'" Sdwme- I" 1" ‘cldffii i! States during the year other than those for im- 3;,‘,;*“?,"”;‘;,§“$5fi{‘ n‘ " l" "l- "l! l" u" Wu“, “f: i Moncion on Wednesday, the Pmgfttfllvt £011" provement of stock or purebreds. Dairy cattle Am" k F d BZ€£?.H”' ,aour, delurv Bfifvflllvf 193d" Slldi “T a" SW9" feilmn‘ exports were not affected under the ruling and “mam Qthemwgnfi hililulrgmigalfgjggum 13g} i930 ' sibility at Ottawa we will undertake to findput the demand for them umlinued siromh pai-ii- ied Fokker factories in the Nether- lenco_ksh I980 JANUARY if it is feasible to develop this Petitcodlac river cularly from those states immediately south cff “fig; r322 n,“ "$.32 may‘ when hugilfg‘; ‘jmglfnm; "II TOBGIGO 0f Qllflllly power project. If not, then we want 1:0 klgow Ontario and Quebec. mmllandon x w 1k ‘i. ’ m, M m; in . ii. If you can get cheap power in t is ro- The Review does not attempt to forecast this hm, 1,,’ w“ “h” _“’° ehwk-e-ltlo Wm ‘i’ _ , , . .- . . Mlii in} ...u.-. . vince and for all the hlaritimcs. it will d0 111°" year's roduction fi iires, which are likel to erictonolxéleextfierr u‘ d“. I‘- m Z°“’”'°,,f6,,l“‘““{.-,§§,S $2 I i i t ] ] ‘ l I L f b ' ' P1] g d ' d y flgllinufl are liitghiblted from l tian anytung e se .'i10\\'O i0 ""2 illlea§lll¢ set a sti greater recor in pro uction._ I d t h .. , e h ‘ of prospcriiyi here. The best energies and strirrlesufiilrlidballottf. Teri?‘ signed to; evmwoinlclgra “ppm; “we! litieel wishes ii’ it willie; to rumin in £u °,.’._ ,,_ El bu,“ ¢ the nation must be brought t0 bear stszpndorkeedlatd’; m‘ neédminngfiloxnio)? gincsbgiipgwt men paper pu wlu it wlah- Business. Id w” ‘ m, into Reich o! 3am“ _ j m‘ m" The Marltimcs ha“ 1mg bee“ a 5°“ EDITORIAL ~UTtS " "°° mm“ ind’ m‘ “min “W” ll Wham" ‘l’ Wm 5° “$5M” "° its.” o nillyitlt omit: ‘glihelil freedcmwoltfutlie signs-with the ne- "stev ‘A ' place l0 lire it. I\\‘e must make them I 800d ' "___ 33?} ilnoo&eigptrgutltiiae tli-siiivkvilsfi §L°,,’,“,,’,,,“‘,‘;‘f,_°;‘,i‘,,‘§§°fi,§’,,‘§§f Wl-lhflflo 161W Olli- Thelenerll rule 0e llntitafigt ‘evelpilgittym ‘x135: awn ~ ° ' " ‘ place to earn a lIVIllZ m. _ _ _ ., . .‘ . _ .. bum“ win be “flag in 0m- us ma“ "may" 3g is that roflm must l}! (Ollnd for ti}: must "from d on!!!‘ —6—-———-- . - _ Another election indication. Lt. Licncral A. ;avm-__umbry a 3mm ks 1n new; o! ea in chit to l is at VI 0N ‘I'll! lily; This is ihc kind oi talk Maritime people can , . - f - dill WWW‘- , _ "mam fi,“ "pa; “vainly in ___ - ~ - G L l\Ic\au hton i to be m de fill Gen- —- Is it possible to lustllv a situat o?‘ - appreciate. "fliers is no equivocation about .\lr. ' ‘ ‘ ‘ . g 5 . a. a ‘ T“, 1, . “m, m. “m”, w. m“ whm ex-gu-vlubmerrylven per- “W! day; newsprint shorten. . Helium n; was first obeervq ,

ee B k . E d u h l-k P e_ eral and retired on a special pension. m“ m4 s11 wlw admin | ru- m". u, ‘o my, main“; "a mesa muetdlsclrdlaueh mite-rill Which it ____F the aim.

w} Y“ "' "i“°’.“°"“'_ V‘ °“ Y ‘h 5.‘. ' , , ‘ ,, pect- canaiis-r mu youna DOOWE- i» use riir miserable ‘miss 01 would use it’ it iiui more we». _‘—'=1'-—1"-~—:—_=.==~"L__-—€§s. dsi micr Jones, is impressed by the possibilities of w swam umcounm t“ fi I004,’ wmch mdfifsggr¥s “Mgr: an“; m “.1114” vi-iugntito $151“?! . or‘ ' ‘ T I ' . tor th future by orit e ons are e 1e rom i I ml r dflmfl -

d‘, the PflllCodvlaC scheme and the tremendous _ he mperial Conference (by adv-other name edmtf°n_ Th’ pfowwt o w ‘many madman? civman mo“ my e do on; m so,” cu“

g“ benefits which rural electrification 0n a. big it means the same) is once inoie satisfactorily war opportunities open tp Siege nuptials b1 i m In ‘m. are inilueneai‘! bynttzhe Eillcydoi tip:

nit scale would bring to this, section 0f Canada. concluded and the different units more strongly “m have u" “WW w" ‘r °“ ' I i 9°51 e l° 1'5 Y _ PIP" Ind m ,

Mr. Bracken also stressed the importance of cemented than ever, ‘exflimethe tra-nsltozzv “use oi m2: ‘imp :3? ilétetgltfr 62186:!‘ i185! w” islugelgi-izg: 1.0:‘ dizlzdoreb lat‘: n, Th‘. (‘f-fawn rmnmd

I. forest conservation and. touched on another e e e e lqgaulrlggephatptiiutgv o: Jallfixlgtobguillléf evififide pftnisiplrsiegerlyilalxlaantlly we whet Ls published. Nudrdfla-zg "ma! “medium” Gum,“ is can afford to dim: i b, Sllbjflfl of the greatest importance to all agri- A .1, I - - ,- , A _d - C 1 bufldm‘ m. ‘ R 013mm" “P” x1" cultural communities Farmers he said - i n ca‘ ‘l e echo" m ‘my i n o.‘ CH"- oun- that will be theirs for the tekinm- I nm sir. etc. T“

tli . . .. . ' - .'. ,’ cil has been passed granting an increase from my,“ Lgadgfi-PQ“, EX-LIBEILAL.

a: are dissatisfied with the Federal Lioveriinicnts $15 to gaoa nlomh in the music" for a dqnm _____

gr policy in connection with farm labor. "Farmers dent pakm ' The extent to which the English. C h_

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1 l cannot understand, he said, why 50,000 ‘or l e e e vtnce concentrated army 1n 3113013 1p P u J q .

2?: 60000 “m” should-b‘ cmscnpted and nimmafm‘ Will our civic authorities please note About §:2$aliu%etlrim:lce:giri; tihh: Press p T New En.‘.nd Bound, ‘I r . . . I ' _ _ , ‘ ' ' _

i u‘: tehleiliijloii iii-freight) ‘lfifcn Zlifgf llsifrl-‘I-gfftgleggcilfig 6,000 iesideiits of Quebec City have already gvnvirpwp}! tgisipligoilnngea populous: New summer schedules provide i : . h f c . h ‘t f h I Tl. d.“.c h" signed a petition asking the federal government d» 194p m m, mm,“ u . whom (Moncwn q-rmnripg) ldditimd “up, u ‘m, h l P, z F an“ r l’ 5 ‘J’ 35° °, ‘,9’ “s l ‘ u y to make the city a free port and tvice that nuni- those open-kin: Pr u their . . .

“i . will become more pressing if the present crop be r ex fled to s‘- n with; th ne t ‘e moth tonzue amount for II weir when Members or Parliament Maine. And Northeast Allllflfl 5- .111» '39 P° g l1 ° X ‘Vcentorthetotel sl-iowthattheydonoturiders

b; mm‘ °“' “° ' . . days. m‘ - eves-kins. 14 w cent. In the operations, and the limitations ls the short. low-coat toute t» e, .\lr. Bracken expresses a view that is not new e e e e Montreal prover. the percentiles: q! gqnsorship in this country it may B05‘ N Y k d wuh‘ I=' Wm‘ U“ farmer" F” three ‘n75 he h“ “aid” The Federal a ricnltiire De artment advise illness? a rwpwuwly. ‘Am. he “Venn while will" form m“ on’ w o’ f“

i ed his labor situation deteriorating. For three i g - .- P . - I r ' ———- 3‘°’°M“‘,gi¥,‘,f,‘{"u,‘§“,,,‘,£'f,,, 3,2: ington. Comfortable il-FH‘ , poultry producers against buying Ll1lCl(5 latched Th, d u. u m“ w, w." uh 10°F“ w" on numb" 00mph!” _ _ i Yea“ he ha‘ lalmred 51mm" I“ H" f3“ °f m?” in late June, July and August. An official said e dletnrw view our lndenend- “a; “w, y; be?” guppmug M. 8°‘ 5W8!" mime"- 5&5‘ , pow-er shortages be has done a miracul°'-{5,J°b that date hatched chicks do not make as effici- {fimihflflvgg “w other declares that oensorehl should u "Mm 5;" 5m; p g‘ " I l" dwblmg h“ Pmdumom He h“ aged l" the ent use of feed as do those hatched earlier in the Qlfs we must rm Any like oi ‘gghwdfifn: ,§},“,‘,,,,",‘,‘§§; f”, t Wuiess‘ The “Crag: age of the Camdia“ fam" vcar and that with the present level of produc- swmlm“ ‘Nun war a w‘, er tridav is nearer 130 than 1,0. All that lie is ‘don it is not l1ech>ar i ~ squelch“ "m l" Wm h’ "an," B-leldentally, it nuybementipned , _- - , y to prolong the l’lfilClllll° on by every clear-sighted Canadian.

as Riven in the way of extra help haye been high season ° Pgts-tumwuunl: nilsnligttpribaxnuwbeerv": "flsloat CllICFliE-lilelgdggi-l-‘lwllil; lpuwwhl-ehun‘ “Q5” chummletsetevavu umdepg. 33 school students, a handful of men in the forces e ii e e _r. .. g g 7-H? ' w m, 3m“, that Ol-neda did not have a tree and g 7,1; Au 1 granted harvest leave, and prisoners of war Vi5cQulfl65§ Astor (Nancy Witcliér) X-LP" and mingligmmtaenjoyivhamhgrw: mhnescamuchhglbfigirttyyévge 52d “fin- 1 o!‘ a 1mm“ “alt The Callahan fan“ h“ Anglo-American woman sufifragctte and social can revs. ac to the iulfeft we retain if» Bhmlll-‘l- ll? W98 "Q11" Ci c‘ F- y‘ "o '

g zHElb mine than 400.000 men and wonipii to rcformel._ bom this date, 1879; daughter of me our sense of values-Windsor Bar. ggflimlgroyvlpf‘ was ‘ggfiggldnuggafizgl: H0000! m g “F. ti” hgmmg f°r°°5 and l” w“ Plants" 1 "5 l‘ l te Chiswell Dabriey Langhoriie, Mirador, There h probably no entirely sat- muse of a story which he thouxht

‘H a loss the farmer cannot make up. As Mr. é - - - . - - was- of in! ta reflected on a group to which the

cij B k I 1 d t d vh 6° reenwood, Virginia, married first, Robert m“ “m, w“ m" been m, a °_ I looks m, sumo", u "a .

g’: raac in s12)?’ ie cannot girl or?‘ an w y 1 -°°° Gould Shaw (died I930) from ivhom she ob- are on active service. It ls letter. Clarence Gillie, (cape me- Kap A“ p" on 3°‘. n.9,“, Whgggvu wear

ti; ‘ll?’ you 3 lnalnialne m t efarmy‘ at 10ml‘ ‘Killed a divorce in i903 and second, in I905 Zrriiiiiidviilmlivfiiilrh 1E mlfilfidltgllhhlglgfllll/ilaclogiggflrxlal. ‘this! or weather bupiercedihlpnlorsraoiizofysurlieiae

“s “"51" ll‘? "ml or llfll‘ if" ‘lie arllnlfgrcamf- Viscount Astor, British Parliamentarian; she soften. Because of this it is to be handling or news, a C. C. F. rei- Qf its {urgislsingqrepeirtbe damage aowoudtefeesh ° '

ca,‘ fag": Ljpsmzc ‘ileelTfc ill;i~‘il-:cirasilc izlfilfies if was the first woman BIT’. to sit in Imperial 3%,,“ sgtgflfhfl, ‘KPH: b. "vim mwgqdggiulgiifii: pig’ shut u’ u” it with paint. The more You Pmend and melee do"

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III‘ foodstuff’; At a time vhen our wheat sur “lus Parliament s i- i. s WA?" 21mm‘? ivy; ‘fir?’ "liked “n” hm‘ l“ Prflfi“ wmlw- around you: bonnie tlmewerdaya tireless you use

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ti,‘ is fast disappearing. when more than ever, it is ~ V ~_ _ ‘f_ . " - we dmwl-mmwxe ‘g c A- 1,; u- Canada is tree to publish any new; _ t ‘i: apparent that food is a iveapon of victory, Ot- Says Toronto _Tclrgraiii_: Assuming "the ac- my more mm“ ‘d- - h“ which doe; not, endanger military wok ‘(turbo little repairs promptly end avoid the e Hay. t ’ p") er I . . . security. ‘Ilie Dominion censors have P