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Lb THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1931 THE VICE-REGAL FAMILY t is Praised ¢ nH. C. Hudson, general intendent, Employment Service , and Col. W. Rhoades, 'of veterans' employment for ovince, paid a visit to W, Alan l, superintendent of the local ent office, and expressed bs as highly pleased with the ing done by the local office. | Des! Anandque.--A general store locats bout six miles north of this town pwned by James Nuttall, was etely - destroyed by fire. The - building burned very. rapidly Sul a small quantity of the handise and furniture was saved. imated that the loss will total Are Busy ville, -- Ieuvy runs of bull. band suckers are reported and Hast week saw a larce number of \ Ymen on the banks of Jones eck, ted as Moderator J ton Place.~The 'Lanark and w Presbytery, meeting at Car ton . Place, has nominated Reve W. A Brown, M.A, BD, of St. An- 'drew's church, Saskatoon, Sask, as 4 erator of the next general assem- of the Presbyterian Church in | Canada. Swimm Season Opens leville. -- The swimming season officially opened in Belleville on A Twas Th sday when a number of the hy students at the Collegiate here "braved the icy waters and took a H from the Institute dock. None Lof them, however, reported the water Lextremely cold and were none the ALPAMUR the famous C---------- nr a lovely your household treasures. fs permanent, washable and gus a o variety Squaly Walpamur @ product of The CROWN DIAMOND PAINT Co. Limited Montreal BTR TT TE - ws | Tavento Hallfag pud products are sold by + W. Park, 82 Simcoe St, 8. Oshawa, Phone 5082 | connected with jt, worse for their experience to day. Most ple will agree that it is early for natatorial frolics and any swimming parties will probably be postponed for a few weeks. ------ I in Runaway rockville~When a horse which 'he was driving in road work for the corporation ran away in James St. near the corner of Victoria avenue, George Casselman, Delhi street, was run over by the wagon and sustained painful injuries for which he is re. ceiving treatment 'in' St, Vincent de Paul hospital. : Threattning Fire Cornwall. «-- Fire of undetermined origin broke out in a garage located near the MeColl-Fréntenac Qil Co. filling station in the business settion of Cornwall, For a time' the 'fire threatened the nearby properties, due to a strong wind which prevailed, but fortunately it was extinguished without communicating to other plac es in the vicinity, The loss is estim- ated at. $2,500. Spoke on Citizenship Lindsay. --~Ex-Mayor J. J. Duffus, of Peterboro, was the uest speaker at the Kiwanis Club Thursday noon and delivered an address on the sub ject of "Citizenship." Fell, Breaking Hip Brockville Miss McMartin, who is over 90 years of age, fell and broke her hip recently at the farm of Albert Murdock, Reid's Mills, She was removed to the Ottawa Civic hospital for treatment, Rotary's Anniversary Brockville--~The Brockville Rotary Club is celebrating its tenth anniv. ersaty on Monday with Rotarian \Vendell P, Woodyer of Napanee, as the speaker. Eight of the 20 charter members of the organization are, ~~ Badly Bitten i Pig +4 ae Kemptville.--~Badly bitten on the hand by a pig recently, Fred Meln- tyre, of Newtonville, had to receive medical attention in Kemptville, No untowered results are anticipated un- less blood poisoning sets in Minister Called Bobcaygeon. --Rev, L. M. Hinton, of Trinity United Chureh, has ace cepted a unanimous call from the congregation, of Castleton. Rey, Hinton has made many friends dur- ing his four years labor among his flock in Bobcaygeon. His kindly sym- Jathttis disposition has endeared hay o all. aa i Burglaries Cleared Up Kingston.~The rounding up of three boys, one aged 14, another 16, brothers, and a third boy 17 years of age, by Detective William Fitzgerald, and P, C, Orval Brown, cleared up two burglaries in the city, Two of the boys admitted breaking. into the seed store of 'W, P. Peters and Com- pany. Stealing Name Plates ingston.--A souvenir collector is working in this city. Brass name- lates on several places of business have been taken, Many signs belong- ing to merchants have also been pur- loined. One tradesman is mourning the loss of awooden watch, about three feet in diameter and made from a solid block of wood, Farm Home Burned Queensharo~Fire which is believ- ed to have originated in a defective chimney and which was well under: way when discovered, at about four o'clock yesterday afternoon complet- ely destroyed the dwelling house and contents of Octab Latonder, farmer of Elziver Township, two miles east of here. The loss is estimated at $2,000, which is partly covered by insurance, ------ Old Age Pensioners Lindsay.~According to figures ob- tained at the county buildings, three hundred and seventy-three people are benefitting from or receiving old age pensions in this county, Some thirty erformanc [7 | DEORE ontributed by | DRAFT CARBURETION 65 ROGER L. CORBETT LTD. Phone 428 26 Athol St. W. } liner Duchess of for their first Canadian ph Shown above as th of the Duches, fret them, the part oyra efore they stepped ashore from the Canadian Pacific edford at Halifax on Saturda April 4th, Their Excellencies and their children posed otogtaph, 19y waited in the Writing Room of Be/ford for the Prime Minister to from left to Hight in oroll arty took hip oard ide, : Lady Bess gh, the | respectively. Countess of Bessborough and Viscount Duncannon, Fellow passengers on the liner said the Vice-regal art very democraticall His Excellency p: in 244. of Sunirs Sharitier and Yisouns Duncanhon and his ear old sister, Lady Moyra, takin parts on the programme as elocutionist and Fianist in the ordinary ng at tho concert Ponsonby, The Earl of of this number are in the House of Refuge. In February last, the county paid out $1,200 as its share towards the Old Age Pension Fund, About $0,000 comes into the county monthly for pensions. Road Official Resigns Kingston.--Because he was refused a salary increase of $500, R. H. Fair, road * superintendent of Frontenac county for 19 years, handed in his resignation to the Frontenac county council, Shortage Fear Premature Belleville. --~Fears of slirinkage of power in the Trent Valley system as expressed at Peterborough, are pre mature for it is to early to determine what will be the conditions in the early summer, it was pointed out to the Ontario Intelligencer by Mr. G. B. Smith, district superintendent On- tario Hydro Electric Commission, Candidates Initiated Belleville. ~At the regular meeting of Quinte Division of Ontario Mooseheart Legion No, 187 ten can- didates were initiated into the 2nd degree. Six members from Trenton .odge, Loyal Order of Moose and four members from Belleville Lodge Loyal Order of Moose were initiated. Few Muskrats Lindsay. ~The army of muskrat trappers in this district report that few rats are being caught, It is re- ported that in some sections the water was so low that the rats were drowned in their homes, John Dix- on, fur buyer, states that the catch will be small this year, with grice per pelt below last year's figure, Inspect Filter Plant Bellevillew=~The new filter plant was fhapected by the boys of the Hi- Y Club, who were accompanied through the new plant by Mr. Argo, the resident engineer, on the con- struction. Many questions were ask- ed 'by the keen young students who manifested a deep interest in the story of water purification as ex- plained by the engineer, LANGUAGE AND CUSTOMS MEAN MUCH IN TRADE Lessons Learned by Can. adian Goodwill Mission to South America (By Claude Melancon, Canadian ress Correspondent) Halifax, N.S, April 13.~Canada does not seem to realize all the ad- vantages offered by the efficient ma- chinery created for its benefit by the Canadian banks and Canadian Trade Commissioners in South America, in the opinion of members of the Cana- dian Trade and Goodwill Mission who returned to Canada after a seven. week trip on Saturday, Many Canadian manufacturers and merchants certainly would avoid trouble and. probably increase their exports by using this machinery more often, Members of the mission were amazed tov learn the awkwardness with which Canadian businessmen approach the South American mar- ket, what errors they make in the Prepatation of their export papers and the packing of their goods, when a simple cnquiry st Ottawa or the IF Your Ears Ring With Head Noises It you bave catarrhal deafness or head noises go to your druggist and get 1 oz of Varmint (double srongth), and add to it % pint of hot water and a little sugar, Take a tablespoonful four times a day. This will often bring quick re- lef from the distressing head noises. Clogged nostrils shoulda open, breathing become easy aud the mucous stop dropping into the throat, It is easy to prepare, costs little, and is pleasant to take. Any- one who has eatarrbal deafness or head noises should give this pres- eriplion a trigl, - - Canadian Trade Commissioner's office would rectify everything and often spell success instead of failure, The bank officials and commissioners live with the people, know the character. ities and fancies of the South Ame- ricang, and have adapted themselves to their manner of conducting busi- ness, One does not deal with the South \merican traders as with the North \terican ones, lor one thing high pressure salesmanship methods have very little effect upon the Latin bus sinessmen, They resent being shown the obvious and the curtness of the efficiency expert hurts them. They like to do business in a friendly and cours teous manner. This does not imply that they are "soft;" far from it, but examples are given of South Ameri- can importers losing interest in North American firms because they were receiving three-line businesslike let ters instead of the personal friendly ones they were expecting. nguage Important The language question is also very important for after all that has been said to the contrary English is very little spoken in South America, The cultured class speak fluent French as a rule, but the rank and file expect to discuss business in Spanish or Por. tuguese, a fact worth remembering when appointing agents, The repre- sentative of one Ontario firm who has concluded some remarkable deal in Argentina and Chile, attributes his success to the fact that, before leay ing Canada, he had thoroughly famil- iarized himself with the import regu- lations of these two countries, and by taking a one year's subscription to a Buenos Aires newspaper, had learned enough Spanish to carry on his busi- ness, It is only by speaking the language of the South American people he is doing business with and sincerely try« ing to understand them that the Canadian exporter or agent will be called "muy simpatico," an expression which does not only imply sympathy, but also confidence Facts Stated These and other important facts have been carefully noted by the Canadian delegates, It now remains for Canada to make good use of the knowledge they will be in position to spread. Undoubtedly Canada's parti cipation in the British Empire Trade Exposition, and the visit of the Cana- dian Goodwill Mission have had a tremendous effect, but the good im- pression created, the valuable con acts established will be of little avail if the efforts just made are not fol. lowed up systematically and intelli gently? ARGENTINE TO BE AT WORLD GRAIN FAIR Regina, Sask, April 13,--Sixteenth country to officially accept the invi- a If you have headaches, or suffer biliousness or indigestion take Beecham's tation of the Canadian government, Argentine will be a participant in the World's Grain Exhibition to be held here in 1932, The complete list of countries participating follows Italy, Peru, Jugo Slovakia, Guate- mala, India, Portugal, Switzerland, Estonia, The Phillippine Islands, and Argentine, One of the most attractive dis- plays at 'the exhibition will be that of the province of Quebec. The cen- tre feature of the exhibit will be a Quebec farm, complete with build- ings, livestock, fields, sugar bushes augmented by exhibits of natural re- sources of the province, including mineral, lumber, power development, handicrapt and manufacturing pro- ducts, UNIQUE NEW BIRD SONGSTER FOUND New Type of Canary Is Dis-| covered in Albarta Foothills Calgary, Alta, April +ohnnie Get Your Gun" famed battle song of Civil war days, probably has been sung, yodelled and whistled by many types of in dividuals and under greatly di- verse circumstances at one time or another, but it has remained for citizens of this foothills city to hear it sung by a canary in a photographic studio, The old joke about "looking at the birdie" has been taken literally by A. lL. Hess, local photographer, who has gone ono better by providing a super canary to Invite the gaze of his subjects, It was a skeptical reporter, following up a hint, who discover ed the unique songster, After a few bars of the song had been whistled as a coaxer the canary ruffled up the feathers on its throat and things began to hap pen, What the reporter heard was "Johnnie Get Your Gun", sure enough, but not in the usual scale of the roller canary, It seemed for all the world as if someono had released a spring in an old-fashioned music box, ex- cept that the tune emitted was soft and lacked the objectionable metallle sound, It was at least two keys lower than Mr. Canary's regular song, but it was sweeter by far. The bird Is a cross between the ordinary roller canary and the Knglish song sparrow, The color of his plumage is dark green, 18, ee HOMELESS REPAY BENEFAC. TORS WITH THEFT OF CLOTHING Lethbridge, Alta, April 13, Kindly acts of Lethbridge police | officers in wecuring overnight lodging and feed for drifters have proved to the benefactors the ju- | gratitude of men, As many as 16 in a single night have been given accommodation, | Some have been grateful, others | have repaid the kindness by steal- ing articles from police quarters {in the early hours of the morning and making their escape, At varfous times officers have | Giscovered the loss of shirts and | blankets, but recently came the last straw when a complete suit of | | clothing disappeared when the clerk in charge absented himself from tho station for a few minutes. | SHIP BABY BEEF TO OLD COUNTRY Lethbridge, Alta, April 13, Prairie cattle producers are watch- ing with keen interest a shipment of grain-fed Alberta cattle to the English markets, The first ship- ment, consisting of 250 head of Engus and Hereford (wo yoar olds, will leave Saint John, N.B., aboard the "Citizen Siton" ftom | Manchester, England, on April, 12. | This is believed to be the first consignment of lightweight grain finished cattle ever sent to the british market, Drazil has 378 important waterfalls from which it has been estimated a Ldnimum of 60,000,000 horsepower could be derived through hydroelec- Na HOSIE Full-Fashioned Silk to Top i[59 3 Sheer Chiffon, Picot Top. All the New Spring Shades OMEN who want good-looking stockings ing. Every pair ioned. that will give splendid service, here are hundreds of pairs at a remarkable save is perfect and full-fashe Every pair silk to tep. Soles, heels and toes re-enforced to give greats est wearing service, Spring colors. 4 THE ARCADE of excellent quality rh By Thornton W. Bur ess YELLO\/ WING HAS A RIVAL Rivalry is but a test, Bringing out the worst or best. «Qld Mother Nature. In the heart of Yellow Wing the Flicker angry jealousy was for the time 'being crowding out love, For days he har been telling Mrs, Yellow Wings how much he loved her and had been showing off, that she might sce him at his very best. She had given him little enough encourage- ment, but that was because she was teasing him. It was because she lov- ed to see. him show off. She was teasing him in order that he would keep on showing off and make love to her, All the time Yellow Wing had felt sure that in her own good time she would accept his attentions and return them, and that later they would make a home together, Now Yellow Wing wasn't so sure. e¢ had a rival, Another Flicker, a handsome fellow, had appeared and was trying to win the love of Mrs, Yellow Wing. Yes, sir, that is just what had happened. So Yellow Wing was angry because he was jealous, However, they didn't fight, Instead, each did his best to win the admira- tion and love of Mrs. Yellow Wing, Wherever she went both hastened to follow. Then each, one on one side of her and one on the other side, would try to show off better than the other, to outnod, outhow, outdance and outdisplay the other, Such soft endearing notes! Such gallant bowing and bending! Such odd dancing and prancing! Such a showing of gold-tinted wing linings! Perhaps it all turned Mrs," Yellow Wing's head & little. It had been very fine to receive such attention from one, but now it was from two, It was all very flattering, It was indeed. You sce, it made her feel very important. Her eyes sparkled and while she tried 10 appear bored and wholly indifferent, she was quite thrilled, Furthermore, she was be- ginning to doubt, She had all along thought that there was no one like Yellow Wing, but there was no deny- ing that this stranger was hand- some, She wasn't certain that he wasn't handsomer than Yellow Wing, And such good manners! He was so polite and so wosderfully attentive His voice was so coaxing as he said tender things to her. She couldn't help showing him that she admired him, and when she did this he re- doubled his efforts, Yes, Mrs, Yel flow Wing was enjoying this double fanrting. There was no doubt about t, Poor Yellow Wing. Until now it hadn't entered his head that Mrs. Yellow Wine might be won away from him, No, sir, it hadn't entered his head. Now lie was becoming feasiul, "I hate that fellow!" he would say to Limself, "He has no right to be here, Mrs. Yellow Wing ought to let him know that she will have noth- ing to do with him. Instead of that she is encouraging him, She looks at hit oftener than she does at me, He is a robber, That is what he is, a robber, - He is trying to steal her from me. He has no right to." Now, down in his heart Yellow Wing knew that this wasn't true, The stranger wasn't a robber. He had a perfect right to be there. He had a perfect right to try to win Mrs, Yellow Wing, He was doing nothing wrong: whatsoever. He wanted a mate and a home and he had fallen very much in Jove with Mrs. Yellow Wing, He wouldn't have been true to himself if he had- n't tried to win her, Of course, all the other feathered folk in the Old Orchard knew what woe going on. Thev couldn't help but 'know it. It amused them, They used to sit about and watch. They found those antics of Yellow. Wing and the stranger most amusing, Most of them hoped that Yellow Wing would win, He was an old friend and neighbor, while the other was a stranger, The three Flickers paid no atten- tion to these other Old Orchard folk. They were so intent on their Jove affair that they didn't even keep au reasonable watch for enemies. So it was that Black Pussy the Cat, from Farmer Brown's house almost caught the stranger, It was Welcome Robin who gave the alarm just in time, The three Flickers «are on the ground at the time, Yellow Wing and the stranger so occupied in showing off, and Mrs. Yellow Wing so intent watching them while trying to ap- pear not to, that Black Pussy stole almost to within jumping distance. She did jump when the three took to their wings at Welcome Robin's alarm, and the stranger lost two of the middle feathers from his tail, It was a close call: a very close call, (Copyright, 1931, 'I'. W. Burgess) The next story: "The Difference Two Feathers Made. Twelve hundred New Yorkers, it develops, have asked to be taken along on Sir Hubert Wilkins' sub- marine trip to the North Pole, We didn't realize there were that many judges left. ~New York Evening Post A ventilated bag to be attached to a fisherman's soat has been invented to hold fish, the device including pockets to carry bait and luncheon. An Englishman has invented a sun- Tight illuminated sign for trucks that oscillates as a vehicle moves, alter |vating two lies of adyeslising tuatics Nothing pleases a loafer more than to annoy a busy man.--Chicago Daily News, Like an egg, a supposedly hard boiled man is generally yellow ine side.~TFlorence (Ala) Herald. Another good way to get an educa tion by mail is to get on a sucker list--~Publishers Syndicate. 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