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ot the British Column. - 0:- mean-d Hummer“ ttt the - leaders “ml-g into til. province. John vl. lmvnsom. personal rem-tn mnmtlvn of Aborhnrt Gala-m. to organ!» In :nrmsh Columbia. nu n» sixnod and office cloud. Mlcon VANCOUVER, It C-when British Columbia valor: go to the rpolln, protr rhly nu! fall. to elect a provincial lugislmurn choir support will be sought by numerous 90cm] Credit candldmna. but thoy will have no rp. Intion to Alhorm's Sonia] Credit Pre- mier William Ahorhart. Ilcifortzz of tho Aihorta Social Credit iondor In tnko a loading part in the Social 1'rodit ionmw or British Cat. lumbia havo inilod completoly. The Pracif1r Coagt Social Credit follower: haw :ioclnrod In no nnonrtnin t6hrntit that thoy proposo to adhprn gtrictly to tho original Sorial Credit tach- ine oi Major Douglas and will in" nothing to do with Aborhart. B. C. SOCIAL CREDIT One of the best recipes for long life is work and right living. The other day a 101-year-old Cornish woman, Mrs. Susan Robins, told a re- porter how she reached such a ripe old age, saying, "I worked in the tin mines when I was six years old, leaving home every morning at six o'clock and walked three miles. The day lasted until seven. when I trudged back again. About twenty of us worked on the dressing floors, and if we were late or dwaddled a quarter was taken off our pay of 2%d per day. At home I was often up early in the morning, knitting socks, earning 1d an ounce. I never had a doe- tor, never took any medicine, and never had a holiday." She gave as her recipe for good health, hard work, early to bed and early to rise, and keep out of danger. Hotels and restaurants lose thousands of dollars every year from the disappearance of silverware; linen and fixtures. Patrons of such establishments seem to regard such things as public property. Men and women who would scorn to class themselves among the shop-lifting fraternity have little eomptinetion in helping Ehenliselves to whatever catches their eye in a otel. The collecting instinct is not in itself harm- ful. It may be a very interesting hobby. If hone felt the urge to collect there would be no mu- seums or art galleries. But there “is a definite line between "meum" and "tuum" and no one has any right to go through life on the principle that "what's yours is mine, what's mine is my own." When it comes to injuring property and removing the parts of a building, the gathering of souvenirs becomes a crime. And it should be punished as such. Yesterday it appeared as though the Government forces were more than holding their own against the onslaughts of the rebel forces. One thing is certain and that is whether the government or rebel forces win, Spain will emerge badly crippled and the ultimate loser. The new Vancouver City Hall that cost a million and a half was recently opened to the public. Over the week-end 30,000 sightseers in.. spected the handsome building and, incidentally, carried a good deal of it away with them. Tele- phones were wrenched from the walls; doornobs bearing the city coat‘of arms were purloined; electrical fixtures were ripped out and rubber wash-basin plugs were carried away as sou- yenirs. Some of the patriotic citizens carved their names on the gold-leaf ornamentation and woodwork. The Minister of National Revenue esti- - ..._. "w: “W m ”w“ w In" W "my": mates that the national income for use will be no tit'gt'a1ldtlT22t'J,htgt'c, s'lgtggi- $600,000,000 greater than the national lneane involved and the hardships incurred. for 1986. This estimate is supported by im- One frequently sees little children from the 1r,Tdnt,'t1',t',u2, if??? conditions and . arm. walking milesto school through all kinds With a big increase in income, it is natural 'lfcpittahterat 'e, can; 'ttg" ttgtgtVit2, to expect 3 “manual decline in unemployment family bus is not available to carry them around 3:33le shows a decrease of six per cent. for the come? The Tore 'we pay for tugs the , It is the business of the National Employ- 'fll'll'd,t'd iti't 1ti',uieetdot,itrdNt. it: ment Commission to study the situation and than some pampered youth whose father footed endeavor to ascertain why there is not less un- the bills while his Bon played football. employment in view of the marked increase in _____.___. national income. It may be attributed to the use of labor saving machinery or the unwilling- THE EFFECTS 8.r CoNFgSCATroN - ness of many men on relief to take work when . an” Cnnadinn W“) available. The various municipalities and 'Pitmuet has been heard of the (teta of 9" governments cannot foot large bills for relief T'."." aetion of.the Alberta Government m ”m" indefinitely and it is hoped that the National legislation reducing by 60 per cent. the interest on Employment Commission will be able to work outstanding bonds of the province; permitting munici. out a solution for this knotty problem. 1the,,lt,e.I not m?” 'le a"? 1E,51?l: tut' The type of mind that revels in such acts of spoliation is, unfortunately, not by any means uncommon. Many people have a mania for collecting souvenirs but a large number of these enthusiasts keep their ambitions within bounds and have a regard for the possessions of others. There is an element, however, that will go to any lengths to get what they want. They would feel horrified if their depredations were regarded as theft, but theft it is-and of the meanest kind. «hmamuvmmhâ€"ummjmnduthumdw "ttme, "W-..0tst..-6eMsramd_h.ierdurratGtnarrwmtmretr.'m_tts . ummcmm,mmmnohumummmdum_whu* . . . -uts.aiB-bereetue--Wm&trt'.-thatt hum. I-riiri'ii'i"iii'U.i-.- -Aa_-dthqtttstaH.A_H-- hMmMMNdMva-lomtumfinou Ann-tun. ”minimum-omytomtor-mmmmmwyh 80801191101! RAT" " taut. Individunb than” dammit-what tttt "the. 15m In an: no ".t)0-r_d.._t_a. tti.tetmatteaneHikarstowaedtrtlteattahtmeett 'd'rCtd2tgtg'ttaLTp,1tt We um of that objective. But the sun or woman who wood " att um he,“ a. cum Adv-ti-kr-tr-. hutoIdIetheoddmomentlinwhlchtopnmle hummumuuuud-yuq. "e.nettnt.rthnaPte.-d%-d.r loo-“b.- hitrorheratudies husfull appmeintion of their "ID mil-c7 no Nut; and. an m- ban-cab... value. tlt',',",':',",.'":',',',,.',,': nt. u a. ====rl=a==a==-==aa=t==t-t=-t--t= my of our moat distinguished schohn Ian noun . ‘mm deal Jhf, Ill-0': “00,000,000 INCREASE FOR 1986 have Ind t9 “improve the thitirur hour" tttpil- toga-up. _ - The civil war in Spain which has continued unabated for many months seems at the time of writing to be deadlocked, neither side being able to make much progress. Reports this week are to the effect that German and Italian volun- teer soldiers and war machines have been seen fighting on the side of the rebel army, while Russian soldiers backed by Soviet-made ma- chine guns and air fighting equipment are lined up on the side of the Spanish Royalists. It appears to be a fight between Fascism and Com- mumsm. 'noramitmoeres-uaal- we!” AMWWODH“ RECIPE FOR LONG LIFE THE WAR IN SPAIN RANK VANDALISM OUSTS ABERHART Until rorontly only tttre. Malian cities, Fairbanks. Circle and Valdez, were mnnocled by mule. This {all “he now ”mil“ highway from Fair- 'hankn to T,iveneood "I: placed In mu- Anrhornu and Pglmor an aim mnnmlnd hr a 40ml!» road. ”can" 11mm! during 1930 were for unen- pr an 2,485 And for truck- m. making a tom u an. JUMBAU, Ahokst,--tmproved Alas» kan roads are Indium responsible, tor a sharp Increase In the number of automobiles, both paucngn vars and trnr‘kl, m “an In Alaska. [Acumen Issued this your were 602 In “on" or that!» Insult-d In 1988 ttnd indiu- tmns point to a further Incl-one nut warn Improved monomlc conditions alum contributed to the jump. The advancement of Social Credit here, they maintained, wag a matter for (British Columhlans and not tor dmalders. ALASKAN ROADO BETTER: CARS UP An Alvinston recluse died the other day who barely ate enough to exist. He was found to be worth over $52,000. lie loved his money. It was ill becoming the Archbishop of Canterbury to continue the attack on King Edivard f,fp,', he abdicated. With Edward gone, the inciden should be closed and it is hoped we hear no more on the subject from the Arch- bishop. The recent rise of wheat to $1.46, a new seven year peak, indicates a wheat shortage. The action of governments in various countries to meddle with the supply and demand now seems to have not been too sound. Knock! Knock! (he said). Who's there? Abt Ab who? Ab-Dicnte! Then, Knock! Knock! Who's there? Dick! Dick who? Ah-mek-ate'. Premier King showed good judgment in the recent British constitutional crisis by observing complete silence. It was the best and most tact- ful way of meeting an embarrassing situation. (Porcupine Advance, Timmins) It in high time that the “Knock! Knock!" game was finished. Indeed, it should have been stopped before it started. However, it appears now to have gone so in that it will automatically stop itself. One of those "knock! Knock!” tlends Blid it in triplets last week. And finally, Knock! Knock'. Who's there? Kate! Kite why? Abdie-kntet. _ We are, however, now in I position to prove how these sinister measures have rebounded to the detri- ment of the small investor, who hna . right to expect protection from his government, rather than eontuea- tion. The following incidents, which come to us from I reliable source, tell their own story: 6. Two maiden ladies, living on one acre of land near an Alberta city. Income from Alberta bonds and savings eertiilentes. Loss in interest. 7. Elderly rétired former, formerly of an Alberta town, in poor health. Hun $8,000 in prior-to-1932 mortgages and is depending upon interest for sub- sisters? 8. Elderly widow, living in an Alberta town, whose sole income was from I 1932 (prior) Agreement for Sale of former homestead $5,700. Jneome now in jeopardy. have had to "improve the chilling hour" by toil- ing when they were in need of rent and working when they should have been at play. But per- hpe they are alt the stronger for the names involyed and the hardships incnrred. 7 policeman mu appreciate his degree tar more tempeaia m uvo' _ WW“ --- than some pampered youth whose father footed To it: tt'l"el ot Ieavea the wild an . e wave; the bills while his son played football. [And the 'gtratittat tumuoeb-ttte tor. --r---._..---.- 2 on; high //?tT, un THE EFFECTS or CONFISCATION - I :rauIch'Z) 'a,'ttt,. ”Haunt (From Canadlan Inaurance) A. I. G. Smith. While much has been heard of the etteeta of the -'-r----.="='=-c-.--=a=====a=====, recent action of the Alberta Government in pasting F=================a===== legislation reducing by 60 per cent. the interest on . outstanding bonds of the province; permitting municL Der Mike “I palitiea to pay not more than three per cent. interest on obligations; passing the Debt Adjustment Act ===============ta=====x=== whereby interest payments on "old" debts are regard-I Lem Yohr about die Zeit hab ich ed as principal payments and the balance may bade}! me) enter Brief g’achriewe, paid in.ten equal annual instalments. without. interest trgr,d'1t JttT,ratg"t Ill, anchor --yet little has been learned of the manner in which "on wart immer Ichlimmer. te these eonfiseatory measures have actually operated.iunser August hott do letzt emol One effect has been that capital is leaving the (iiiil' gat',", W” mir dann des province, and life companies say that po1ierho1derts MU",'.' E: ',',,t,f,',',C,T. 23%: are asking for the transference of their policies from [Mamm G, zleener Hund hate. veil I. Widow, living in a city in Alberta; nearly blind. Only assets house, some prior-to-um? mort- glgel, and 8500 Alberta bond. Only means of support -ineome from the above supplemented by keeping boarders. 2. Widow, age 68, formerly of u town in Alberta, sold Jser fem in 1922 for $10,000, over extended period for her mnintenanesr--good crop bat no ply- ments forthcoming and likely to go on relief. 3. Man, age TO, living in an Alberta village; retired six years ago, living on interest from invest- ments and mortgages. Now without income. 5. Widow, living in a Inge Alberta town. In- come from moneys due from sale of lands, some lost under F.C.A.A. and otherdnterest likely to cease. Alberta. 4. Widow, running small boarding house in I large town in Alberta. Beneficiary under late husw band's estate of payments due from land sale. Small but "ancient payments during past six years now likely to cease. _ “KNOCK! KNOCK!" GAME TO STOP EDITORIAL NOTES Thor haw tnknn up farming yith 1,500 families aottiinz nonr the (NR. linen without govnrnmont assistance whila an additional 500 intuition in mnjnnrtinn with tho Prdernl Gor ornmont wprn placod on the Inn]. About 700 heads of {Amines were aided m saluting farm. and movod to prepare homes tor their mail"... white 1700 ninth non m “not“ to ”(than own-dun. Those [movie were mainly city rp- sidnnln who wore nnomployed and on roll!!! and have been given the opportunity to make A now start on tho unsonlod land across Canaan. M0NT'RKAiL.---'ro date this year. norm-ding to the rolonlmuon depart- mom or the Canadian National Rall- way, more than 2.000 famlllen or ap- 'roximatoly 10,000 Mrsons hue ta. ken part in their 'mnck-tothe-lnnd" movement. 10.000 PERSONS SETTLE AC R088 CA NADA II noticed . woodland not Plun- in"; that rel-landed no at mun. ot Curie. Melt. 3 Canadian 9oet, in the poem paying tribute to brave but: t%eord: "Where the linden heal mes (or m In. all he flowers. Tho has... in tents, end the cedar he have"; Where the {on of the tore-t, the oak had in realm. The uh no domain, and its million the eh; Where the use bower It: antler- In teh hatN ab g'horcht un g'denkt, Du finnst nett In: den ich yuat nlle well uf der Knle sitze kann. Ea hott mick hunch {mum du der lancer mich g'watac t hott, un noch sonnst rumm g‘glntacht hott. leh hub In der Mandie g'saght den Yohr We mir uns was mir welle vor Christ. mu Presents. Mir game noch Waterloo an Kitchener, no haunt Du diet nus picke wu Du gleincht. Alright, mehnt sic, awe:- do mine mir morgetts frie fort gen. veil do schmppt en gamer Pt druf; ich will ebbes mitt heem rings m noch henna von der Innate Noell- bnr's Weiber hott. Ea is mir when nngst me In hub lie remind dun mir arms Liiii ulna, un kenn Geld veg " whmeiae henn. Aver lie mehnt, so vie] kennt 'sie, yhpgnde: _ _ _ A Mir sinn der nechste Home fort, henn unset Gull sum en behnnter Bauer in. der Schull tr'sehtel1t, was nechst bei der City wohnt, an ainn bis an!) die Street Car Mation tr'htofe. A _ - - - - Am crate Schtoor sinn mir lb un henn g’guckt was all im Fenster var. Me mehnt bait is 2Et Day, awer sic Tile doch kenn u int, Sack knfe, aie debt erst emol sehne was der 16 Cent Behtoor m hett. Deht henn mir dann 1mm Ding: g'kut't. Mir sinn dann an en Blatz komme wo's uf der Bein g’heese hott, "Hair Dressing Par- lor." Baht is die Maudie nei tr'aehtottelt, un ich bin noch, swel- die Lady mehnt "thia is I plus Lem Yohr about die Zeit hah ieh for Women only." Wenn ich e Hair elch mei enter Brief g'aehrisrwe, Cut wellt mist ich in der Barber Iver zeit deem "hon en mucher‘Schop gel). Sehtreech mit (unlit. an ieh Sep' Ieh hub with tr'sehwind mus on wen immer Ichllmmer. En 1: fmecht an outside g'wehrt bis die - August hott do letzt emol Handle kommt. Warm en Police- noch (forum we: mir dann del'mnn neehat komme is hab ich e Yohr gleiche dehte vor Christmas rpear Schritt tt'moved, veil ich wees Presents. Er mehnt er wollt deride: mir at King Street yust 20 Memo: en gleener Hund We, veil Minute puke derf. Ich wet bell der Den immer so viel Von der heem lverfrorri. fort weln', hett sic doeh iio1lG'i"i.l Endlieh in eie komme. We: host Un em Den glebt er kennt er nett du nllea (but. due Du so lung beater plane on wie ihm e Purlbleibst? Get nix, ich lab mei Hoot Slates We; " wehr do der Inner (bobbt (rich, un des iwrich Home ul'e El: tt'1tattxelt, met hen from. Dee in was ich heem bringe nix mee g’eehne vie nee Bee mit wont, vor mei Nocllbere Leid our. Schuh In der Fies in die Loft prise. uhtrech. Ea war en tdiekliehe leh war ghtunnt, on hab kenn numb, Iver den hinnerst "rt von Watt (um. Wie mir heem komme seiner Boole is (Week. 44> __ 2" Ire fiWM: Der Mike un die Maudie WHATEVER the price you went to pay for our next fine csr, see end drive this new Gl'; McLaughlin-Buick first. For here, in new Limited, Century, Roedmsster and Special Series models, is the choice that meets heart’s de.tre--wtth prices beginning right down in the lowest linear range. And every McLaughlin-Buick of 1937 Is a Strsight Eight . . . 3 Ion er, roomler. more powerful. thriftier Straight Eight than ever More. Advanced erin; In mm tho Atlantic " oevonty alle- an hour. the gun roll“ - 7 mountainous waves In» the Western com. May “In ”at out dlurou To, " snub. on." need tor shelter. I Bottom 'Rodgers left bong inland, Sept. 11 in that year in an attempt to win a prize for a 30-day crossing ot the country by plane. The night was stretched out to 84 days through acer dents and injury to Rodgers, in con- trast to the haltday trip of speedy modern planes. ' Mensch. Des in yo allea in Gnottle g'dreht. leh hab g’mehnt mir wheert die Schoof im Frieyohr. Sie mehnt sic in kenn School, un den wehre kenn Gnome uf ihrem Kopp, den wehre Curls, un is bees wahre, awer hott der, nechste Dag doch widder tt%shwetyt un mehnt, ich Bolt doch in mei Brief schreiwe dun mtr der Chronicle and ihrer Staff, "un nlt die was sic leese, e Merry Christ- mu an e Happy New Year winsche. Mike un Mnndie. 'wASHrINGrWhN.-- Commemorating the tirat transcontinental airplsne flight across the United States which ended at Long Beach, California, Dec. IO. 1911. by G. P..Rodgers, the Wright Biplane used tor this historic flight has been placed on exhibit ‘at the Smithstonian institute here. Soax-4ht account of they have ttinety-eittht per cent of the active in- gredients removed trom the bean. a human torch when her apron tautqttt the while cleaning a kitchen move Bunny, Emma Hum, 16, we! totally burned shoot the heed, nee and body. She died in hoepiiel hue, " milee eouiheut. of Windsor. lHoax--cWhy are so many people like a certain brand ot cotreet WOMAN BURN” To DEATH A. ”I“ CATCHII FIRE EXHIBIT PLANE WHICH MADE HISTORIC TRIP 'ttatt. Rl.: mind wiii. en. "iiitrdiiiiir" mum. Ortt.-a'trmed into A. LOCKHART & CO. LTD. KITCHENER Supplements Needed for Winter FMIng Dr. o. MoConkey ot the Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph, strikes a note of timely warning in a re- .cent bulletin when he says: Nn the drought areas of the province min- eral deficiency trouble! with live. stock will be more acute during the winter feeding period of 1936-37. Ite. cause phosporlh is not readily taken in try plants during dry sessons. The winter feds will contain less phos- phorus than usual. and it will be a wise, precaution to start feeding a re- cognized mineral supplement early in the stwble feeding period and so Iprevent” trouble and lose." “Hay," says Dr. MoConkey, “la the most valuable crop grown in Ontario; it covers 30% ot the cultivated acre age . . . Some farmers are producing hay which is tour times higher in protein than others, and a consider- able percentage of our hay in too low in the essential minerals to maintain healthy animals." The tollowin; Information val tur- nished by Seed gulch omen throughout Ontario. 9 price. given are those altered or plld (rowel-I tor baled hay per ton and the lanolin given represent hay unsold by grow- ex B: loads ot timothy and clover har are seeding is less than with any other located in Rainy other, Dryden and trrtwB. Timothy. it fed alone, is ot Port-William districts in northweswlow nutritive value for growing ani- ern Ontario. |mala or tor milk production, because Demand:--) gonerelly. the it ls denlclent in “conforming con- maln exception being In northern Ott- i atltuents. It is, therefore, not a pro tario where a tair quantity of hay in Imable fodder by itself for those pur- moving to the lumber camps and ei- f poses. A llheral mixture ot clover ties. A small quantity of luau. in moving from south-western Ontario for export to the United States. Pr_.-4n the eastern part ot the province, alt-In. no 2 grade m0. and Clover and timothy mixed No. I grade $6 to 87: No. a timothy $6.60 to 89. In northern Ontario, No. , ti. mothy 8i0. At Fort William. No. l timothy 1nd No. l clover 810. " south-western Ontario No. 2 timothy " to 810. Alan: No. 2 grade " to ttt. Wheat and oat ltruv " to $5. Rye straw " to 9m Buppir.--A nlrly large supply iat Timothy WUtetly 1"ed located in the eastern and northern' Timothy is used in Canada. almost parts of the province. There ll elm to the exclusion or other crawl. a sufficient supply In south-western largely because clean need ot strong Ontario as there was a large carry yitalitt is generally available at a loads ot timothy and clover har are located in Rainy other, Dryden and Port-William districts in northwest. ern Ontario. features Include new All3teel, All-Silent Turret Top Bodies h Fisher with Unuteed construction . . . Improved tiptoc Hydraulic Bribes . . . A more comfortable KneeAction gliding ride . . . An Imaging new "Aerobat" carburetor for economy . . . Torque Tube drive, Ind Smlcd (III-Mil. Sec thin manning new McLaughlin-Buick and drives it. You can bu your McLaughlin-Buick on the Cones] Motors ull,",,",,:',,", Plan, with monthly pay- ments to uni! your punt.» 1... 'ut-Nhat spa-3., ' W;_A§m_AH.. gnu. Carl sun. Thai-e is no need to pay fancy - Ro-p. Luau. cum '3‘... has.) "iii-oar-ar.. B. We”. Deputy M. _ Hog Mark“ Report WM Township Council Respecting weather, I have always noted that there is nothing besides about which so much la‘sald. and so little dotte.--6ttae. Dudley Warner. Jan. tuae-ontario Vegeublo Groweru' Au’n., (Royal York Hotel, Toronto). Feb. 1bt2--Otttario Ass'n ot Fairs and Exhibitions, (King Edward Ho- tel, Toronto). Plans are well advanced tor the annual meetings and conventions of several Provincial ormlutloua con- cerned with the welfare and promo- tion ot important division. ot Agri- culture. The tollowlng date: have been un- nognced by the oeieerg: Feb. 18-19--ontario Horticultural Association (King Edward Motel, To- ronto). Improves it." It is favored for work horses that have heavy grain rations as well, and, on account ot its di. tteatibility, it Is the standard hay for livery horses reqnlred to work im. mediately after feeding. prices tor mineral supplements. The necemry‘ minerals, supplied in pro- per form uni menace. are not coetly, with the exception ot iodine; but this element. fortunately, itt required in only very an" amount. IFebruIry to-ontario Field Crop & Seed Growers' Mm. (King Ed- 'ward Hotel, Toronto). "The Home of Good Book." -__- 850 KING BT. B. - KITCHENER “I'm-o IC7IV. Each folder " designed Ind - fully chosen to nuke this aluortment the most outstanding one of the neu- non. Alla verses by Annie John-ton Flint Ind Punch Ridley Revert-I. Vene- with I deep spiritnnl value Ind Scripture Text. Other Boxe- at " for no cents; T " for $1.00, etc. "KEEP ‘CHRIST' m CHRISTMAS" STAR BOC-- go Begum“! Cards with iiv;|;’;;w- __-_ w I. Am-cuv- cm Boa - 81.00 Agricultural Conventlono Timothy Widely Used