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to feed the Brest factories

, THE BALANCE or riches sin-sensua- Hughes, uric ‘other! cf your correspondents, have evi-

l Conservative policy on this subject. In. his initial letter he instanced wheat shipped to. England at a. profit oi iiity per cent, and this fifty per cent .~ret ed to us in British wares. whic he contend- ed would be. to us an adverse yet profitable balance oi trade. Wheat was probably the only ar- tlOle of Canadian export that he could lay hands oli as the basis: ‘for his argument, and even in this .thcn customary profit oi about five‘ ‘per cent, to make a. masonable show, had to be magnified, up‘ to ‘fiity. . _ i In thatfinstance he laid stress upon British goods in return pay- ment. That is a iar away var- iance iromlthe protection policy. if. instead of goods not manufactured 1' in Canada.‘ this wheat was retum- [ed ‘to us in the iornl of cakes and biscuits, which could ‘be manufac- .t. ed in Canada by Canadian w rkmen. wherein‘ ls the profit- in paying freights both ways. to 8111B wzmplbymellt. to British" bakeries, ~while our own workmen were out of employment. And large quan- titrs‘ of British baked goods are CLlG in Canada. ' " Piintoes, one of our largest 15- lalld exports, have been referred to.

dently lost sight oi the pith of diaris

in the United Stnitbs, to glveworl: to the" American t e Dick and shovel and axe, end oi the business being reserved for Usua- \

By [ohm . Barton, M1).

DIVIDING UP: YOUR - FOB. FOOD

In 1927'Canada exported over, sixty million dollars worth o; raw wood and pulp; and over one hun- dred million dollars worth oi oth- er raw material. Such oi this as come back to us in a finished state we have to pay ior including the cost of Arbor-icon skill and labor. irelghts going and cooling, with our import, dutiesysaies tax “and commissions added. Is a balance oi trade created in this" manner oi any beneiit to any country! As a means ior sapping the business life out oi the: country, and as a stumbling block to our prosperity, it is beyond possibility oi‘ argument. a howling success. . -

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‘Whetheriyou are a an individualof limited

And when you think about it, it isn't what luxuries orndelicacles in floods that count with that bodyoi yours, blit what foods will give the most val e in heat, energy» and body b ding.

n other words the best way to in- vest that dollar in foodstuijs. should be of interest to every man, ,w0n1a,n' and child.

I saw a food exhibit the nutritional expert

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I am sir’ etc" ‘ 1791118 Wprihy of handingon to my L580.“ readers. Spread out in a neaiflarruy

oi little groups were. the different types offoodstufivs.

01w swim; meat, on. and eggs. Second group: vegetables and fruits. ‘

Third group: bread and cereals. F°11F111 sroup: milk and cheese. Eifth group; fats. sugars, grocer- .ies or other adjuncts. ,

Thus all the foodstuffs were in- eluded, and the suggestion was that cf each dollar spent. on food. twenty cents or one fifth, should be spent.

RECKLESS SPEEDING 0N Till}. BRIDGE AND ST. PETEIUS _ ROAD ‘

Sir,-It is pleasing to note that the speeding nuisance is being ef- fectively dealt with in the city. Our police are on the alert and are cop- ing wlth_ it satisfactorily. Not a lit- tie oi the credit should be given the press for its continual denunciation of the folly and danger of reckless speeding. But, outside of the city

if we could ship these to the Un- itcd States, and receive in return oranges, lemons, raisins. 111610115- pomegranates and tropical fruits. which we cannot produce, it would! he the fairest of fair trade, fitting lliccly into Senator Hughes‘ argu- ment, and would be beneficial bctli countries.‘ It would also con-l form accurately to Conservative trade doctrine. The protest howw ever is, that our potatoes are prov. tlcally shut out of. the American‘ markets by a prohibitive tariff. while our markets are free to exploited by United States grow- ers, with little, and in 1115-113’ @3395. no tariff at all. ,1 Tile bigger relation of this bill» once of trade, is in the wider area of our extensive natural resources --our mines and forests. The Wary Senator did not come within even a visionary reachoflzhese 111 595"" for an example. And ln.these will be found the corner stone aild the fundamentals of Conservative 11°1- icy. It is that of Bivlnz- to-the sons of Canada the picks, the axes and the shovels, to make them the slaves oi labor, taking the products of our mines, and the pulpwppd from our forests, to send them or across the border, 81V111E 1,119 111911111 cf the work to the favoured me-

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What has Senator 111181.185 Bot to

lean workmen into thirty 11111111111 dollars, or more of impel‘ 111141 Pa‘ per, productsrbnd-bliqllght 11111111 111' to Cflnfldfl w doubly drain us ocil our resources, and of the ligbor 811 profits which by nature belong t0 us? Added to this in 1927 we 6X- ported to the United States about fifty million dollars worth oi wood pulp, a trade graillllry. 46111811118 our home supply. t0 81W? 1118 “"11 almost the very 9111514111"? °1 m” newsprint industry across the bor- (1431- , .. Our nickel mines an: the 1ar88>1 of the world's produce“- We "11"" ‘ asbestos reserve, cop-

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other favorite speedway is St. Pet-

cn each one of these groups. This means that the number of calories and "all the vitamins get into the diet everyday. ' - T1115 1°°1§$ 11119 a practical. common sense manner in which the llouse_

the speed fiends seem to fear noth- ing. On the bridge, yesterday, I saw cars driven at the rate oi’ thirty miles or more. These cars were filled with passengers, who were no doubt,’ in‘ helpless terror. No doctorvor cler-

steady hand to keep a straight course at such a rate, and such can not be expected oi.’ a drunken driver. “"5‘}“§§,,‘§§e“f,"ef§“,$,§“,fé _ s _ rt ls shocking to think wrist ‘would the", must be “M, chaffif "he" happen, should the machine be al- A mother with three or 51101212111111?!‘ ldren will invest more of her dol- iri milk. :

A mother with children lnitheir teens will need the milk at course, but must get more meat or eggs,

Also where the family‘ are all dults and work hard with ‘hands more meat or eggs may be necessary.

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the bridge. Would not every one in 1m- thc car be killed and mangled? An-

er‘s Road. Just outside th_e city. A few evenings ago I accompanied a1 lady a sllort distance, who was drlv- a lng a horse and sleigh toward the city. She was in terror of the cars, many of which were going at- an un-l lawful rate/She was obliged to keep d tilc horse almost in the trench. Npw, it looks as if the country will be put to the expense of maintainJ lng Dloln clothes detectives on the country‘ roads. Something will have to be done if horses and carriages are not, to be done away with a1- together.‘

I am, ONE WHO SEE

‘ oliar as expended should be divid- ed mto fifths, one fifth for each of Rpm/v groups. 1S a simple method that is easily remembered.

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The Daily ' Argument

_ speaking at the monthly meet_ lng of Rotary Club yesterday af- |ternoon, Mr. Ed Otter, of ‘Toronto. National Secretary for Canada of lyoung men's work in connection 1 ‘Vllll the Y. M. C. A., stressed the nc;:l of high leadership and ‘of the princqles cnnunciated by chmsl», as the basis of the best of all. con- tributions to mankind. Boys and lyoung men, he pointed out,‘ have [great but undevelopci‘ capacities. :They become either noble or ig- {ncbie according to tho inf ences brought to bear on them.

Mr. Otter then proceeded to an- swsl- the question “Why boys go wrong," -There are in all ihuman beings certain fundamental drives or urges, instincts such as hunger, the desire to come together, to be sociable. curiosity, the mating or sex instinct, acqulsitiveness, com- batlveness, etc. Desires are the raw material. out of which per- sonality is made, and should be {rightly directed. If these‘ drives are so potent how can they be con- trolled? The boy's will power is lnot frilly developed. These drives should be taken and subllmatcd in-

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formal call last? A. Three-quarters of an hour. Q. May a hostess delegate some

for her at a large function?

A. Yes, it is done quite often.

Q. How can s. host, if seriously overcharged in a restaurant, adjust

fto higher channels of usefulness. A " "Bern's third wife looked righ natural in her coffin, except she didn't have no sewin’ 1n her hands." '

M. C. A., etc. The speaker then stressed the great need oi proper

were so thick that ‘you could nor put a pin held between them. They also broke out on he: shoulders and eh. They lrched and burned. 111d cert“ n2‘: 2;" It?‘ 3:122? 00h 5i ' l-lq- hoe wee badly disfigured. The trouble luster! over two WI"-

“ l reed an advertisement for 0nd- eure Soap and Oinnnent eo pur- chased some and at the end of thrfl monrlio she was heeled. 191%” Mn. Horace Reynolds, New G - gow, N. 8., March 23. 1937-

‘Cctimre Son . ("M13913 "d Tn‘ cum will; or daily toilet uses.

[m Canadian irfitfifitii-T. mutual lineup

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POOR PA During the business portion oi the meeting President Percy Popc presided. and in. makirl! reference to the death of Mrs. Tweedy said: "Before taking up the 11115111655 of the day, I feel that we all wish to have entered on our minutes an expression of, the deep and sincere sympathy that we have towards our fellow Hotarian, George J. Tweedy. He is being called upon to endure one.of the-most hesrt-searchini; expel-fences which falls. to the lot of humanity. Our true life is only realized in so iar as we live and for others and the breakinB of-the‘ ties which bind »us to s dearly loved lime-companion must inflict a crushing blow. Only the . assurance that life here is but =1 . _ . - prelude to a ,, ater and fuller life "Our two snugiiiei-s-ln-iewiis to come. enables us to obey 1-118 thelr babies’ pictures alum to‘ stsndins order70lrry 011- ‘ lather. Each one wanted toih "TfllltlnB to the Divine Provid- 41:0 theft-baby ofl to dlsad- ence which ovsi-ruiesau iiilnss for n ge.

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number of agencies are emplcyedyear old Riverside cllicken rancher. such as the Rotary _Olub. the Y. idenied from his cell here this ai-

Jeadcrsilip in order that-the youth-led an unidentified Mexican boy af- ‘iul UTBBBJKIBY be directed into coll-Itcl" abusing llim. structive. not destructive channels.‘ -

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