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tion leader, implied after “TORONTO (CP) — The steel ulation of factors including | 109,900 in 1963; sales to $477,- Seen Most Unusual By J. LINCOLN DEWER use may even be’ retarding re-|high potato prices is contained hearing Stewart that the an- price increase announced Mon-|higher labor costs, the federal 822,600 from $370,988,800 et e By

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i Farmers who still have last | covery. y in recent figures on stocks and |nouncement was so hedged—in |Gay py steel Co. of Canada Ltd. |1l-per-cent sales tax on produc-/profit to $43,630,000 from $37. NEIL A. MATHESON | fall's soil samples at home are, The old fashioned yy oa of recently release by the United |View of Britain's far-flung ¢com- \Sinsty wil be felt first in con- tien ouuipeniond and higher scrap | 095,000. ~~ Provincial-Farm ‘Editor | advised to send them to the Soil | milking the quarter ently States Department of Agricul-|mitments in war-torn Malaysia |.ruction, but early reaction in-|steel prices, was the first of any hen 1 HAVE a deep and abiding sympathy for anyone who is | Advisory Lab at the Experimen-|and bathing with hot water to ture and else-where—that the posl-/airstes it is mot expected to|major proportions since 1957. LABOR CRITICAL in poor health, and particularly for those who are suffering tal Farm without delay. Thts |improve circulation is prczably In what is referred to as the tion of Britain relating to the | cause any slowdown in building,| Other jes are expected | A criticism of the increase

crippling physicial handicaps, but the feeling of thy and |Will enable the laboratory staff |better than the new drugs. Two 26 fall states on February 1 sup-|UN force remained unchanged. | in duster ss ; to follow Stelco’s lead... ° came from the United Steel- regret increased maar case when the prety gers Ar is to test your soil samples ang fe-| practices which were highly re-|plies amounted to 75.910 hue | Stewart denied. this, A survey owe tee sources | = workers Union (CLO), which ~ a mere youngster. Children should have happy, carefree lives. turn the test results and fertil-|commended were the use of in- dredweight as compared with | Douglas - Home, referring to |. more concerned about whe-|COSTS TO RISE ; jlast December won a new con- Periods of worty and stress come soon enough when one has |izer recommendations to you at |dividual paper towels for wash-. 90,275 on the same date a year the current financial and other /i0- the rise of four per cent; One Toronto steel supplier tract for Steleo’s 17,000 em- to face the years of adult life and the economic and other |an early date. A soil sample | ing udders and the use of a good ago. This scarcity in the United |‘ifficulties of the world body, |t.. ssslegig ber.mill. products is |#@id the simple effect of the in-|ployees, It is worth an esti.

problems associated with it, around the farm house will cer- | sanitary agent for the dipping of States is, of course, ible Suggested that Stewart read a/ crease is that’ buildiigs are go-|mated 31 cents an hour’ during That’s why my attention was drawn a few days ago to | tainly not yield much in the way | teats after milking. for strong demand and related speech made four years ago by hese . ee ae ae ing to cost more—though 1| the life of the two-year con- the story of Carl Bickers, a boy who had a delicate heart valve of useful information ebout re-| Part of the answer to present strong prices. Douglas-Home, then foreign sec- | a. wer a Most doubt if it will be enough for tract. shortly after his birth, suffered a stroke at the age of | quirements for next summer's ~~ — retary ang later prime minis- agreed : most builders to be aware of ; months, had open-heart surgery performed in 1951 when | crop . ter Further hikes ay it. ea a islegram te as : years , nother . . Dougias- in the 1961 (De inevitable now . ter Pearson, William y, tote’ last month. Cari sear gp Hi Anggecoes eart cpetation PHYSICAL AND MENTAL. seaeih as Home said ip ihe ioe! breakthrough has come, _one| Another sorgier said the in-|USW national director, called it that possibly the most difficult of them all. Having been storm stayed [ | aln ef placed in an “appalling dil. | Supply spokesman said. ‘‘It’s Sat difficult absorbed with-' inflationary and unjustified and THE REASON for Cari’s story appearing = ie net od fl Ae a ahalf we emma” because — a serious [taro oooeee of time and how foe late pentane teen eS rain m mother ormer O) Stewart of Peter’s Road, ai t assess from, ~ . falling away from principles , Donald » immed was told 4 a his aa Agnes Stewart, who lives with her firsthand experience the prob-| of - UN charter. In the ad- | ° qroceont of taken nl Con-| government investigation of parents, Me. and Mrs. John Stewart, 122 Fitzroy Street, who |lems involved in drifting snow, 5 dress, which followed India’s |sive review of the whole ques- —— Pray on, a a the | stee! pricing policies. Fred Bickers. live are Rook. Corts | Se eset ee ict up. with Rélag shane-el ne Of Pace ee in invasion of Portuguese Goa, he /120 01 Tisding were at over. (things that Just bad to come| Mt Mahoney called the in- eo ’ owen | . said ‘all British instincts com- , over- . ‘crease the first major step in a a ey “blue baby a nt recalls seel; with a oa out ree [Dine to eee supe ne Sah wk tare ba “One To supplier gave | Grive by busisese ter Carl was born a “ ” a au i run- ’ it . Toronto | him turning virtually blue when he would. go into a sort ning out and all general in- By JOSEPH MacSWEEN~ units of these categories would Newnan \strung the assembly. The com- | this example of the effect uf the | Miter profits, profits. —, Tad “docbe” pe pine tasnths sf age daveleged when s bleed |msow; cold and wind WIth docu to make a webonmbet |enbe, ier + men Plapadlaedaiser] ca prev. ce em mem bea Sune 15. tT AD apartment building with © GETS KNIGHTHOOD , . . . ® government | sober and responsible observers s elot struck the brain and damaged permanently the right side True, good ofganization and |contribution, including short - also hope to take a share in _|200 suites uses about five tons _ of his brain, affecting his speech and partly paralyzing the | good management on the farm |rwnge irc Taft and signals viding long-range aircraft for \hether’ we can are | seking is | Answering a question, Stew-|(r reinforcing steel for each| LONDON hate on pa right side of his body, including the arm and leg. all help to tone down the incon-|tToops, to the long - proposed the transport of peace-keeping |so, and whether the United Raion sald he believes Britain 1s |suite at an old cost of about | “erring nighthood on Sir Fred and Olga Bickers were living in Truro when Carl was |venience but certainly doesn’t | United Nations peace force. forces. The financing of this of-|tions of the authors of the char- |the first country to come for- |$185 a ton. The increase will add Alfred Etienne Dupuch, editor nat pad SY ee eS Reve teks snedieel men a 2 comedy Pee a Guede mang ihe Michael fer would depend on the ar- iter has had its day.” jward with the offer of logistics | about $6 or $7 a ton to the steel/of the Nassau Daily Tribune, , experience , nnounce- r: i ; who examined their boy said they could not help him further. | we suggest that being stuck in a|™ent in the House of ‘Commons ~_ Prevailing at the WOULD STRENGTHEN UN support. The great powers, per- haere or about $30 or $35 for each were dispatched Wednesday to 4, ro cutting with a baiky vehicle in| @#ld “T do not think a Bri- The Labor government main- eral Assembly in New York has |eurlty Council, generally eee | “Since a building like that|/t Sovermor of the Behamas Open rt Surgery At 18 Months —_— aw with zero aoe tish owns has ver tains ‘ is a = enthusiastic adjourned until Sept. 1, said |not' taken an active role in UN | would cost about $10,000 a suite, for Presentation to Dupuch, a - - stares pretty - nearly =e precise an offer” to the ‘supporter UN -than the | Britain and ‘‘the majojrity of na- | peace- ations in the |I can’t see the increase being|spokesman for the colonial of- CARL WAS approximately 16 ”tonths old when the first on prize. : ; . force. ___ former Conservative adminis- ‘tions, are determined to do our pest sitheogs the US. has pro-|@ factor at all. But prices of fice said. Dupuch was given a open heart surgery was performed on him, replaced a valve ‘or many rural people parti- If oe commented, and subject ‘ation. ; ‘utmost to see that the United | vided air transport to the Congo (other kinds of steel are bound | knighthood in the New Year's on the left side of his heart. The operation which lasted through |CUlarly those which keep our |to our I commitments, | The House approved Dec. 7 a |Nations shall emerge from this | force: to’ go. up eventually, and that/|honors list in recognition of 40 hours the fer arent eee, for those who|we will help provide logistic | Tory member’s motion for UN 'crisis stronger than before." Several countries, including |could-make a difference.” jyears’ service in the Bahamas y ieee cere for a United Nations |reforms including creation of a| Britain would bé a member of |Canada and the Scandinavian| Stelco, in’ a preliminary re-| Legislative Council and the Sen-

up to six infantry bat- ‘perce force, as long advocated a new UN committee being set |nations, have earmarked troops port of its 1964 operations,| ate and for charitable and wel- Canada’

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talions,”’ “Stewart declared: s Prime Minister ‘up to undertake a comprehen-|for UN service. |showed record production, sales|fare work. 4 Se" ope of ex ot existence for people aod aa ee ee et - —- = ere — = on Sagan puuengecunan npn abaactectaeaaurney qumeiaon PO EL LE EE ene nace ersennamencmced pens poor physieal condi-| gineering and signal troops,” ahd ey gue wee ae that | ambulance, ordnance and motor a NN Ail this is quite a tar cry from |""“1t' were desirable, suitable Senipe beater cad seas tae 7 : | ‘ |e efhloh take mitch ed the’ ee Don't W ‘ = Sa, as | Martane | | oe ea re et i | | eS BUY IT NOW! : warm, comfortable and not too|t Feed Store Operators ; Se ce aoe | Woy tates Wh thei THs “he was placed in & ‘deep freeie’ ice pack to can take sat-|} Used & Reconditioned } igre crc Seige ore lamas as STK, © Refrigerated als the impor tant the entire front of his chest and he required |*°me enjoyment out of really + aoa a eee eet | redee | } tothe heart” which the surgeons hoped: would ‘ive him some ties 0 ee od ; diff b Cat came out of the tecovery room five days later and - + Frozen 3 twp days later “he colebrated hig 18th birthday by taking a few rare eye fron |? , TaSeS : ; erence etwe en two- nett 4,ike tel} You that this time the operation has reatty fe, Totereiea aot with the ® Dairy Cases; 1 a he remedial sugany and hospital confinement is really Sec ces na | ° Reconditioned : | ‘ 7 i e.. The real story, though as Rey Downs tells it, is “unfortunate- Plebiscite to be in April, Units for :| bh th t d LScaMennaarre cess poe oeme | | Wel; ill atnroom tissues an Lets, Will lo, keem, sting and modern, surgery have ex. geratin of the lan and oar | Coolers ; . . poiit of survival and |there will likely be other ques- Over 100 Good =} : sana Oe et asco (imma atin coe} Shopping Cars| . | | *s ? ding and owiis. ; boards should be made up and =90.00 * aw { . SSS nn ETE aio ne single-ply. White Swan? 7 flow sli or ss a o| ‘ rey RO mel the boy's story may also have another sf- nme ea Storey Electric : sce aster, |S sys srs fm Pt coer | courage to live similar or worse ibe sindh: Seite it the B h h . 7 aliments ar watson for agin! than oth have the softness you want for your family. Personal Triumph Overt Ill Hecilth {oid cicctlon battiecry is" in ore LOW BACK PAIN 4 CARL'S SFORY recalls ote Tlsd man tad me sevetn [Qo 7 MEM uneatecseeatden rte Both have the strength and absorbency you’d expect had through physical DAIRY PROBLEM in make w miei are tis Dave sent rep Pee ad the me | ct a era in a quality bathroom tissue. But when the two-ply’ ing abt faking thir own fe Secause they fet they coulent AB MacEven of the Ontario | aire t'nch hr, Tenses wee pty” xy more”, this mian told me, then added ‘I thought seri- |Department of Agriculture make RCs give the desired relief from such bath ‘ ‘ 5 . - ty oie nan mi. Ten ba went oa amoung fe Bresson te, | etingasooen” ee athroom tissue is all used up, there'll still be 85 feet than 1 was, ane a le ae fanvet for entertaining ae has rank Fe GAT A Civtor toot rebel, Se, 91.40) . \ ° ~ : | Berean cece at Kate coma ap si ue pin ih" aa ae left on the White Swan Roll. | less fight for were three major operations in a short space and Hae | Serene parea : of time. But he came through all of them and it dees seem now tae ee nc ny | am ove carmen eh + Sadare er Sle olive tap last ane) cna the a Steak ne e fo the fect that ‘ courage by ors it than‘ was, i contctng_| specaewiar = or ao despite the handicap which the surgery rey fury 0 fate The Fun Of a9 . . . ead ado be pete! Being A Woman ~ That’s the important difference — and that’s ; ‘ ent | Ww more ho iat et ans is ; the ht y mema choose ite Swan . Aleandra purchased the tr » © than any other brand! ever held in the ea .

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