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., g; an opportunity for local m u) stock pantry shelves with [Q.PQIITIOTTVB Soaps cheaply. , grocers are enthusiastic t the sale because. from years rience. they know that Coi- paimolive soaps represent the at standard of quality obtain- A5 one grocer remarked, Qplgull? people are never sat- . with their products because are popular. They have a toilet soap in Palmolive; vet lly thev improved the formula is biz seller.‘ The result is a . may) in every way. Princess . also sells well. women often ll on its purity; how easy e55 is on their hands." alers are particularly interest- .. the new Concentrated Super ,5. granulated soap for home . use; developed as a result boratory tests which proved all soiled clothes contain dan- _ germs. A famous labora- _ certifies that Concentrated r Suds removes germs and dirt; es clothes Hospital-clean. It ., n gpecliil water softener gives quick, rich, lively suds soak out dirt fast without lng. Easy on clothes, hands washing machines. Colgate‘s . . cashmere Bouquet, Assorted . ~ soaps. and Caravan Castile, so on sale.

uburhanllcurosis" ell Crave Social blom For Women

(By PAT USSIIEB -‘- u Prcll 5th“ will“)

l l- N. June il-NIPL-Watch for "subufbun neurosis" if you onthe oulskizts of a big city. nstitulm, a grave social pro- icr women, in the opinion 01 ... of doctors. . --= neulroals" is afiohoi- condition Mought t by of social life. e problem was given a thor - airing f an inquest the death of a Barnet house- who had gassed herself. Bar- b on London‘: northern out.- The victim was 44-year-old Elizabeth Ward. Her hus- - ‘fill she worried unnecessarily health of their 4 1-2- d daughter. .J. Elxrlan. who testified -- inquest. contended:

i -= neurosisf’

t-patimt departments of hos- ‘. are full o1 them;

l. serious attention of th med-

C

called to grave social evil. Ottaway, the coroner. urged problem be glivm "serious con- ion by social and religivui

~ of human contacts and in.- outside the house causes 1-» tend to won-y even '1 real tr Worry often develops into un- -=~= fear about minor ail- . resulting in a czonditioln '- as “anxiety neurosis," ac- i- : to Dr. R. Taylor of the

l- that so many wives have sufficient to do in the house. - are few social opportunitie: i-hem and they have therefore loo much time w think and ' about their troubles while ' husbands are away.

Psychological state v seflousdy increasing evil.‘ other doctor recommended e work” for women sufferlfl! ' lieumms. Suburbm wives. - little to do and little money ~- nd. inevitably become intro- ' Vi‘. he said.

couwrao so wishes

‘in HAM: England-(CP) — d Dnvis. ‘l9. and Mrs. A. West. neighbors here. were married "llama =2_ll=_er=______' comm!’-

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‘Five Spells Mark Enduring Pesos Between Nations

IVY LEA. Ont.

'.€f.“"".°““ “,"~1'§g““§§3=;."‘“é‘i‘} es orig, c e St. 1...}. {rim mver and mum-inn a few of o Thousand Islands, will be on. ‘i-i‘°i'riéit“di“or:.l“i i “om-cl 5%}? Iiihnd Canada. e “med B ousand islands bridge cost. tang-will”. i001! more than g, -. uilcl and is made up or Uve distinct spans and wnnecnng §8aglsfl The bridge connects Ivy Lea, es south of Ottawa and min. wav between Brockville and King.

atoll. with Collin‘s Landing N y Its formal cpenin Au , '13 nml). ablv will be marke by Toads most gxillu-anl ammblflfi of notablcs. o governor general. Lord Tweeds. "tab his accented an invitation to a nd the ceremonies. Tentnuve plans to attend have been announ. President Roosevelt oi the k z‘ 538i". Prime Minister Mac- "! 9 King and Governor Herbert

H. Lehman of New York State. Construction. which started May 1. 1937. was financed by the 11,0115. and Islands Bridge aulhonty, set up by New York State. The authority .h0D65 i0 collect enough tolls 1n the “EXP 15 Years to pay for and create tho bridge as a free public crossing. The Canadian section of the bridge reverts to the Ontario government

u o $350000 a year. e a m In Several Sections

Nature milled freely on this pm- Ject. Favorable topography and rock conditions made possible unusually low construction costs and design.

There is a 4.500 foot steel and con- cfei-e B-Dpmach to the first crossing from the United States to Wells Island. The iirst unit is an 800 foot steel arm suspension bridge, span- ning the American channel of the river between the mainland and the

inland. This, the largest bridge in the system. provides a. 150 foot

clearance for river boats. The next bridge. at the end of a 4 1-2 mile road across ells Is- land, is a 90 foot concrete span,

linkin Wells and Canada's Hill Islan . This is the only intema- tional link and workers here call it

"the biggest little bridge in the world."

A brass stri across the road marks the ingot-national boundary

C. E write a

Says Members Talk Too Much

OVITAWA. June Zl-The public of Commons spends too much of its time in tail;

thinks the

House

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""1 not enough in action a. o. Tvrseon (Lib. Carlboo) told the PAY. Commons commLttee on elections

today when it was considering re- thought steg:

distribution.

He

should be taken in agreement wi

the provinces to reduce the num. ber of members in the Commons,

now 245.

The Commons asked the corn.

mittce to study the possilblll

a better

has caused

ti which every

if necessary tered to al.o\v

practice in

method of At present it is done commitleepl the House. a practice in vogue since Confederation wmcn _ bitterness and Partisan debates than possibly any @1119? question in Canadian poll-

cs.

Redistribution is the process by _ after the 981F115. the Federal constituencies of the Dominion are checked and their boundaries al- _ _ for the shifts in DFDu illlCIi so that the representa- tion in the Commons will be ed on population.

One_ suggestion now before the commtzce is that committee of politicians out redistribution, it done by a commission

IIIUYC

l0 years,

Great Britain,

tralia and New Zealand.

There is a

mittee asking

Bothwell

ty of redistribution by a joint

b85-

instead of a

working should be as is the Aus-

. Provision that n0 Plbvince shall have fewer member in the Commons than it has in the Senate and this keeps the rep. resentatioll in Prince Edward Is- land up to four, Population would warrant, and also keeps New Brunswick at nine. Mr. 'I‘ul"geon’s

more than its

suggestion was that Quebec's representation be re- duced t0 5_0 or even 40, representation of the other prov- inces be reduced proportionately. He emphasized this would require an amendment t0 the British Noflh America Act and could obtained if the provinces were all in agreement.

M the Suggestion of Chairman (Lib. Swift Cur- rent) Mr. Turgeon said he would recommendation to be sent to the Commons by the oom- for a Dominion- Plovincial conference. It 1

and the

only be

and one of the official

monies.

igratlon and

Island offices on Wells Island. The first, Canadian bridge nects Hill and Constance Islands small rock island acts as centre for the two 300 foot spans su rt the 600 foot structure. anmdia it

firs‘; Island to the Ontario with a man span

130 foot river clearance. ends with a 2.000 f steel and concrete. shoal cf solid

An

boundary monuments is preserved tinder the bridge abutment. ‘Tilis section will be a scene of the dedication cere-

Oanadian imm ad- ministration offices will be on Hill and similar United States

con- base that

onizes the grac of the suspension bridge next to it. 'I‘he final and dominating section is the suspension bridge from gem--

of 750' feet oot oach oi aplgcharted

rock found near Georgina Island enabled engineers

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with two aviation beacon lights Ontario's new No. 2 highway

scenic St. La A

be ready for the brid o link between the brigge-gx

the bridge-bound traffi Constance and

tional

mine whether Hill Island and

of the mainland near the na

It into a national pahk.

IN PRIVATE, MAYBE?

wil be considered at a later meeting.

the bildlzes. Each of the four main suspension towers is surmounted from Gananocue to Brockville along the wrences north shore is under construction but will not ing. A and the enlisting No. 2 highway near Lansdowne has been prepared for

c.

Georgina Islands are parts of the St. Iawrence na- arks and Hon. T. A. Crerar, Domin on minister of mines who directs national park administration, is expected here shortly to deter-

dian bridge-head will be converted

(B! MOLLIE McGEE) (Canadian Press Correspondent)

IJODON, June 22 —(C’P) —Con. VSntIOIIS Will bring a. good number _ of Canadian women tc Britain

this summer. Probably the great- est number in any one group will be those arriving with the Scottish reunion party sailing from Canada Juli’ 8. When the Duchess of Richmond docks at Glasgow for the first time in many years. there are to be special ceremonies of welcome and a great program of festivities specially for the women. To Scotland also, but in Edin- burgh. the National Council of Women's Congress will draw a number of Canadians. Miss/Winni- fred Kydd. who will first attend the international meeting in Brus- sels, is to be among the speakers. Mrs. George O. Spencer, Moncton. N.B.. president of the Canadian Council and Mrs. Anne Heather, Kitchener. Ont, are also taking a prominent part. Mrs. Hubbard Ellis, formerly of Gllfilph. 0nt.. the well-known ex- plorer of Labrador. Mrs. Twohy Kent. Toronto, Mrs. Jean Atkin- son. another Ontario woman, and lid-rs- Btapleion Cotteril of Sas- katchewan are among those who upheld Canadian traditions at the Associated Country-women of the World meeting in London in the second week in June. Miss Jessie Murdock, Toronto, is attending the Red Cross con- gress in capacity of visitor and other travelling Canadians are looking in at gatherings in various part of the country.

Visits United States

In return England sent across the Atlantic several large groups. About 130 floroptimists —“Slster Optimistv-sailed early in June for an international convention in the United States. There are al- ready more than 50 Soroptinliat clubs in Great Britain and it is the boast of their members that they are the most punctual wo- men in the country. Robert Lynd. famous essayist. recently paid them the compliment of declaring they were one organization whose club meetings "begin on the stroke of the hour, break up at the ap- pointed minute. Lunches and

* SPECIAL SOAP SALE AT YOUR GROCER'S

ies are lacking. l"

to desifia unique triple function pier-Ml servesinpartasan chor for the Canadian suspension

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‘tourists messing the bridge have i Thous-

scenic badrbround and were design- ed to give motorists an unobstruct- ed view of the colorful panorama pass along the two-lane, aa

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lsONDON-(QP) —A 70-year-old who cut a farmer's hair on Sunday in the open was hailed into court and dismissed with the warning:

hairdresser

again—not in the open anyway. _________ BURNED T0 DEATH

and

an 83-year-old -

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June 2l- (AlPl-Jos- blind

as they

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house in which they were lng.

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Canadian Women Summer Guests In Old Country

— ' CONVENTIONS ATTRACT MANY TO ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND-WORKERS HAIL HOLIDAYS WITH

speeches begin and end u if re- ulated by clockwork."

From Canada the last week in June groups of school boys and girls sailed under direction of the Overseas Education League to at- tend the great Sokol, or display of gymnastics, which is the Czech- oslovakian national festival held at Praha. Within a few weeks. about 150 Canadian school teach- ers, undergraduates of universi- ties and children from the more advanced grades of Canadian schools will be touring England and the continent under guard- ianship of the same organization. English boys sail for camp in Can- ada on July 22.

Workers Grateful

Holidays are in full swing in England. more Joyful holidays than many working people have ever had before. Holidays with pay are an innovation this year in the Midlands and Whitsun week-end the Birmingham papers published long lines of advertise- ments in the personal columns such as this:

"The employees of Messrs lid- moncl Bros. Broad Street. Binn- ingham wish to sincerely thank the directors for their gift of a holiday with pay."

Unity Is Stressed By Prime Minister

NIAGARA FAILS, Ont, June 21-(0?) —'1‘he debt Canadians owe to the pioneers who brought her responsible government can best be paid by a realization of their duty "to maintain in bonds of unity and fraternity as heri-

tage to future generations, the nation that gur forebears have

bequeathed to us," Prime tar W. I... MacKenzie King said here yesterday.

Mr. King accompanied by trans- port minister C. D. Howe and Senator Raoul Dandurand, Gov- ernment Leader in the Upper House, came here to join in two ceremonies particularly dear to Mr. King because both were link- ed intimately with the name of William. Lyon MacKenzie, his grandfather, the leader of the 1B8’! rebellion.

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“Air Grease" For Pain In Muscles

this air grease

Chinese originated ago, but the

thousands of years modern discoveries demonstrated here have resulting in finding vir- tually a new field in human ana - omy and new explanations o. caus- es of pain

Dangers skilled persons are so grea press releases

‘of air injection by un- i. that

prepared for this meetin were can- celled yesterda when e subject was reported an open inlcal meeting.

The discoveries in muscular an- atom were

described today by Chares Murray Gratz M‘. .. of Columbia University, who gave the scientific exhibit. He demonstrated that there are "Joint-s” in muscles, just as real as those of bones.

He showed pictures of muscular fibers separated by bands of tis-

steel. A muscular strain, disease causes adhesions between the smooth layers of fas-

cia.

Under those circumstances they no longer slide easil over eac other but. stick toge er like fused

you can buy.

Economical.

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Celebrate The “Bremen” Flight

June 22 -So many of Che Atlantic have

world and won fame for three aviators, Baron von Huenefeld and Captain Koehl of Germany, and Major James Fltzmaurice of Ire-

land.

The “Bremen" concluded iii flight by landing °n Green‘! 19‘ land at the south western entrance of the Strait of Belle Isle off the f anadian Labrador coast. is lonely island hitherto unknown suddenly sprang into prominence- For many years it had been known as a bird sanctuary and ls still l lighthouse station

CABLETON—-!rell Bell cimnur vacant-u. u. nun-slams] CLIITON-Ivun I. Brown

COLEMAN A. E. Dilmuu-C. B. Wallace

CONWAY STATION L. I. Murphy-A. Palmer

COVEBEAD-Chnrle: F. Willi:

CBAPAUD-H. V. Norton The Wood Company

DUNDAS-D. W. Nicholson

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EMERALD W. H. Ionl-Mefiuuid I Murphy

FLAT RIVER-William IIIAIIOIIIIS.

IREDEEICTON N. Aubrey Cuteliffu