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ADVERTISER AND TIMES, FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1931.


FUTUEE OF THE MILK INDUSTEY.


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P ^ D U C E R S ’ PLANS TO D EA L WITH “■


■ SURPLUS SU P P L IE S . LANCASHIRE O F F ER . 1'ho view tlmt tin* policy of the iMIlk


.Satnnlay. 'I’lio nnanhers, ln»w«*\'er, ileclimal


MODEL! ! 6G5C.


U-'wilfi l undurbolt in utrong coutil! Tho undurbolt fnfitcnH nt loft Hide with hooliw and .oyca .^ Fittixl with uix HUiipondors.


In


pink. Si7.co 2‘i ’ li2 inuhoB 1C/11. 33-42 in. 16/11.


MODEL


UbuIuI Twil f it girdlu in spotted uuutil. Ktiuitiu panela ovor hii>8. Trim- uu«d with hiuo motif. Four flUHpondun). In toa-roso. Sisr-es 21-30 inuhcB 8/11d.


ondoiMt this opinion. Mr. L. Uohin.son,


iUarkotin^ Ihmrd in amassini: largo |•l.•horvo.s wa.4 entirely wrong and that any funds atreuinuhited shouhi ho apjilioil iimmsliatoly to tho reiluclton of lovie.s, was exprosMsl in a resolnlion Inna tin' ^^’igan hrjun-h, siih- iiiitled to the Lancashire lOxeculivo of the National L'aitners’ Union, at I’roston,


^<THE MO UW TIES .”


NOW, AS E V E R , RENOWNED FO K “ G ETTING T H E IR MAN.”


over plains ami riv ers to br ing buck cla im- iiunpers and saloon innrderors


“ No loiiRor do threo men rule l’ ,uU0 mdoa lameuts


the “ Ba i ly He r a ld.” The " B e r a ld m. wr i t ing of tho “ Mmmt ic s of Caii.iua, tho famonr scar let ridcr.s of _lho plain s, r(j- nowned for invarinbly “ Kot ting l l ioir man. Tho “ Herald ” notes th a t the force used.-


lo bo callcHl tho Itoyal Nor lh-wos t IWnuntod. Pol ice, hut tha t the name was changed a few vonrs ago to Uoyal Canadian Alonnted.


l»olitV*, and adds tha t with tho change of name tho romnneo has gone out of tho wludo • husiness.


For lnnatolv i t i.s not as had as t l iat . i l io - ‘ Mounticb ’ ’ .still car ry on as they always


, . , , mt


I did. Hut thov have become tho federal , i police force of


lloywooil, fonleinhs!


thal the only way to jiialci* this gigant ic schemo a suri-cs.s naia lor tho MoartI to nndcrlalvo thu nianufacturu of surplus inillv. When tiiey were ahio In do that tin* pro- dm-ers rieiMl not ho afraid of co-opcralivo or any other interests.


If there liail been


levies y<*nrs ago then' wmild Imve been no necessiiy for a milk market ing selienn*


iSIr. I). .Smilli, l)arw(*n, ns'alh'd tlmt Mr. b’estei-, general manag(*r of the Hoard, in his


s)KM*ch at Ureston, iletinitely stated that a l t e r meeting expeiiM's out of the far thing levy, llie Kennl Wi-ro aecnmnla ting funds with a view to .sotting up plant amt re turn­ ing to llm prndneers stum' of the prnlils now taken by llu« trmh*. 'rin-ro was proloiig^al ili.-.eussion 4ni mil problems generally.


Kooping of Costing. iUr. .lolin Almond (chairman) said lu!


FAULTLESS FOR ' FIT “STYLE AND W p


BamaCTKrj.TOrTO-tMcromnmvCTt^KCT fmsssrssssssaxs V Y fea


MADE IN ENGLAND 1 FULLY GUARANTEED W


All Twilfit corsets arc fitted with the famous TWILGRIP SUSPEN­


DERS—guaranteed not to ladder the finest hose.


-'\W MODEL 5992.


Uplift, holt laced hack HVilfit iuod(d in good quality eoutil. Fit toil with two pairH bu.b- T)end(uw.


Itoll faHtena with


light weight buokte. In tea- rose. .Siz<‘.'» 24-30 in. 9/6d.


M A R Y CONERON SIGHT TESTING OPTICIAN


F.8.M.C., F .B .O .A ., F .I.O ., B Y KXAi l .


KeKlatered b j the Joint Council of Qiij|IGcdiO|)ticianB lur SiRht TestiuR and Optical Trcatni .nt tinder tlie National Health Insurance Acts.


8 7 |, fl^oor Lane^ G l i th e r o e O U K A T B A R G A IN S IN


WALLPAPERS, BRUSHES AND PAINTS THIS WEEK


S aVK POUNI'S on YOlIH S l ’IlINO CutANlNO U kNOVATIONS IIY I ’UltOtlASINO KItOM


THOMPSON ROXBURGH, MOOR LANE W H A T I I IC a S T ? 107 Coleman’s,


22/24, CASTLE STREET, CLITHEROE.


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altemlci| the im-cting of llio N.h’.U. .Millv and Daily I'riMliice t.'omauilti'e in I.oiulon, u'heu great indignation was espre.ssi'd that (he milk' nrice award hy tho appointed per­ sons should have appeai'cd in the 1‘re.ss j heforo it had heen ollieially eommnnicalt sl . A lesolntiou was passed ovpn's sing great I dissatis faction with the awani , conlemling ] that tin' o.vperiinent’ of (•mplnying Ihe M*r- \'iee‘. of independent persinis for price living, was a faiiiii-e ami rctiui^st iiig llie Milk Moard to give careful consideration to I fiiluro policy and make soim' earl\' pro- I noiimcmeni in regard to pl.’ins for the | cstaltllslimenl of maiinfacluriiig plant .


In


the l•\pectation tlmt the Hoar«l would do ! it.s iitimist to mnedy the prcsmit situation Ihe ^•omm^tt^•e uigi'd all producers to m^cept. hoal ly Ihe conlracl leriiis and I'omlilions prescribed for the summer jiionths.


Mr. Almomt mhhs] tlmt all would agree


witli tin* stalenieiit Mr. l ’o‘.L*r )mi| made that until they get s»»me money in Imnd ami estalili'^lied their own depots.


wotdd nevi-r he ahh« to talk to the Irmi'e


in tln> term- tliev would like. .XdvmMlingl the keepine o| eosling'. fd milk prodiiet iioi in ord«'i' llinl they might he well fortitied


with data in future hargain ing. Mr Ahnoiid snggi'sted that tin* eosl of ))rodue- l ion in the I’yhle was about LMd. |ier galhot ies- than aronml I . i 'e rpool and in Kast Lanenshire it was eceii mori* eostI\- t«i prodtico.


“ Disgustocl With Award.*’ One ch-legale who liad kept aei-ounts said


he was VO di>gnste<l witli tlie awani of the allot rat i' i' s (hat he was prepnred lo plaee llis larm nmli'r the ittnlrol n) any ri'spon- sihlo Gommitlei* nml work aecoii ling to tin* iiivl 1 uclioiiv of the coimly agrii'tdlurjtl ex- »erts.


'I’ln’.x could draw tin* mom*y ami icar llte c\|»envos :iml he would work


tin* tiage an agr icul tural Iah(turor was imiil dmi i ig tin* next si\ nnmtlis. A fur ther couditiou he tnade was that the (h*tails should In* puhlishcil. Mr. .1. liohlen (Mairowfordi declared tiial


if they had known nci’iirati* cc'stiugs were uecdi'ti tln*\' cotdd ha\e In'eii supplied fnun ' hiv liis trict . Under the price he woiihl I n'ccivi* tin* farnn’r I'onhl not ntford to keep I one cliild, let alone a familv.


.\ prodtn*er '


rising at li\'e in the “morning ami worlAng long Innirs had nothing for his lahour at | tin* eml of the season, hut In* cemhi see the man wdm was soiling his mill; riiling up nml down in a motor ear and he hnnilreiU of poumis to tin* goml at tin* .vear i*m!. Tin* arhit raioi's must a rhi t rate no mo r e . - - (He a r , hear jnnl langht«*r.)


Roquost to Chnngo Arbitration. It was «lei'idi*d tt» supply lieadqnarters with


information as to sonrci's front whieh laist- ings eonhl he supplied, and to ask farmers I who kept atsamnts to make olFeis of assist- aiiee.


On tin* proposition of Mr. '1*. .Vihlison (Li 'vlaml ) . seenmh'd hy Mr. .I'ain'-s Hill ( t Jreat


I'a’eles ion), it was nnanimoiisl.v


resolved to a>k that the personnel of the I hi I rat ion Itoard shoiihl In* I’hangi'd. It was s tale il that iluring l-iaster thou- I


seln*im* of the .<eoUish Milk Market ing I Moanl.


Bl i lJCU IS IS S i lS T !


m w i T T im ^ s IS T l l l i : V l i lK Y M K S T ! I


tion of suppUit. into Lam-ashiiv w lien s o ' much milk was going into timnnfaclure.


Imported Eggs. Tim s«*ri(ius position of the inmitry lu-


dtistr.v. owing t«* tin* huv picvniiing pric«*s, was eiuphn.sl/.ed at the meeting and a resolution ^•alliMg f»>r j» .’>0 per cent , iluty on foTt*ign imported eggs was carrieil . • Mr. John Almond («*lmirmanX said tlmt


hemhpmiters poidirv i*ommilteo had inaile teprest*ntations to the .Ministry, and pointeil out tlmt tin* reix'ut shimp in i*m; prices had followed tin* stead.v tleeline which had l*et*n taking plac«* for the last livt* years,


'I'he


Minis ter of .\grienUurt*’s slaliMuent in tin* IN'use of CVmimonx tlmt tin* («ovenum*nts


: :


of I 'xporling <'t>niitrlcs wotlKI he asked to make t*very t'tfori to ♦ iisure that the exports did not exveerl tln>se of the eorrespomling 'oriml Iasi .war was m't considt'ieil saiis- nctor.v. Tin* committe»* Tvonhl mak»* every


view of tin* uhuudam-o of the home supplies nvailahio it was a great injustice that, tin*


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market shouhi he tlomh*<l >vith imported prtHluce. H«*ceutl.v motor loads of import***! eggs passetl throtigli his dis trict from Liver­ pool, niul tho price In Manchester iiii- m«Hliately tlroppe*! tkl. per do7«*u. Mr. (*. Tamghnttom ( Ihir tdoy) eharae-


torised Mr . I'lUol’s reply iu tho TTouso of C^umnnns as a pious wish that s«*emc'l totally iimdivpinlo to moot the si tuat ion. I ’he present tarif f on eggs was not in'jirly sunh'lent. KgC'^ wore cljea]u*r t*>-day prol»ahly tlmii nt an.v per'*x«l witln’n in«‘iunr.v, nml the position was serious, not only from the point of view of t lie poultr.v-kot*per. hut of the farmer who liad niso a*lopt»sl this hrnnoli of hushniulry. Ho tlouhtod vory inncli wliothor t!n> rocoipts from oggs nt


endeavour to t rv to sts*ure r.»mm rest ric tion of imports unt i l tho Poul t ry r«’organisati«*n Commisshm hml issm*«l lln*ir renort . .Mr. 1*'. Asliley ( i r lam) coul<*mled that in


A\ bother you suffer from hnckaehe


rheumat ic twinges, dir.r.y at tacks , Inuulachej*. the host 'vay t*» overcome these kitluey pains is t*> st rengthen the weaken***! kidimvs with Doans hrami llncknche ICidiu'y 'riii.s JUiHlieiue has a tliurotie action ami str*'nglhoiis uml cleati.s**s the kitlueya, ennhiing them to filter away the poisons


which givi* rise to rheumatism, sciat ica, lumhng.v ami renal «lropsv. On Mth dune. IPUT. .xlr. II. Nelson. 21,


l.t'Wi's.ioad, Hank 'rap, Dar l ington, s a id :—! '• r* ir about a ye a r I sutFertsl with my khliu'ys. 'lilt* trouble .xtarteti sutldenlv


with sharp, shooting pains in tho stnnll of my hack.


I use»l to get vei-j- ilixsy nml


iny Iioail acheil. I hn*l sciat ica pains from tin* hips to til*' kut'es. Fortun:i.U'ly. a frieml r**commemle*l Doans naeknclie Kiilney Pills. They si>on


imuh* me w«*ll amt I have ha*l n*) return *'f my f»'nm*r sympt*uus.’ *


(An 2>th August, UkTt, Mr. Nel.son sai«l:


“ Doans Pill*, hrouglit about a splen<lid r«*covery iu juy case ami 1 prni<o them highly.


(Signe**!) U. Nehon. ' ’ ‘Do a.s Mr. Nelson did, Refuse inferior


subst itutes and insist upon D*»ans; N. JV.1.. As, and fis.


(.\msumpt i*>u of lM*«*r in flormany has


*li***reas*'«l mikx* pre-war *lays from 17P pints niimially p»*r h**ad of the j»*»pulation t*> Od pints.


HOW


.'ears. This g i 'e s tin* air. rain, ami sun tin* chum-*' t«* **tirich the soil.


b»-si form **f natJiral ploughing. n\>


t'A.'4K. .Mr. Sava Pii tnik fs tin* President of the


C*mrt *>i .Appeal iu A'ugoslavia. He h.ss bail an ext raort linary «'t»nm'\i*n» with c'lu* law case. K*irty-f*mr years ago. witen he was a ih-rk in a lawyer’s ofVu'*, he Io>lp«xl his m:ist«*r to prepare tin* c.ise. T.ater as lawyer lie fnuglit the case ln't«»rt* tin*


.Austrian courts. Wlien he lH**-nmo .Fmlg** Putuik. the malt**r again cann* bei’or** litm. ami now. as Pr*'si*!ent of tin* C‘«»uri «'f Appeal, Iu* has s**tthyl the ca***.


I t was n Iispute alnnit tin' tuviiership of land.


tin* habit s of tin* **nUnary uartliworm. ni.iuy int«*r.’st ing *'xamples bav»* lu*.*u r**eOid*'d of the inlhn’in*** nml usefnlut'ss of w«»rms. q'b**y bring S4o| to tin* surf»«c*', ninl *ln itn* job thoroughly. Thus, iu one pat *>i West Af rh a wbteh is m»te*l for its fer t i l i iv ami healthiness, wairms are v*-ry ph'iittful. In- «h*ed. it is estimat.**! that tli**y bring everv par t icle of soil, to a *Iepih of twenty-four uu'hes, up to tin* surfa*'** oma* iu tw«'ut * *sev*’n


Sim-e Darwin mad** his eareful study nf f t js the .


win, say tlmt *log^ nfi,r.. bVi- . ■ ,Snri,


id w*»ul*i never Imnnen i f ' :-'md*IoriUe. AVI ,*,,


ami an eyo shouhi ho ken P» t on .*» load, time.


being t.aken out he must - .nnicieni .ont rol J i **# pt on him all tlnv


tr*7»h‘emen B, .. ir


**‘ toIe r- " e r o


TIi.v ]).!!': rlhj


samls id gallons of pasiuriseil milk from j Sent land Innl heen sont into Mhiekj'oel. I’ resunialil.\' tliese snp(di«*s eatm* fi«un a part ot .'^cotlaml that was not emhrm*ed in tin*


' U«*sentment was expressed at the tmp<»rta- I


ibo’.7n n :',d 7 .■ff'i t . i, ;v


, 7;'''; '* fi'ini-- tin." "in


TbnuRh. f, .! ,„v.u.r./ r o c o ^ L - nn*I v.'ill m>t p<*rmit


" ".■n n.,1 1 , oli...rvi.tioii being


.1 . . ■ Hn* }>uhlic np-1 .. iii .. . mi„M I ♦ ‘ -‘ ’nsht i«. go in ih


Mluliis- tn h trouM** or to


ground Wher,* anv borough


Ib. i i . :,r,. n o r iri'’ Ib.it M,rl,


rccognis*. uioir n-spon- ‘ “V.


. n-n a pi**,-,, of ^^-asto a\'.'n!ahb*. Ip


gut te r wilhouL tliiiiR ^houl.M.'Ti


fl""-*' roRiil..,. ’- " .W ' t s


Mr-.


(irilldl<*t| had tobf


ir l u i r . .... the


I'oulinui* to go Dogs slnuiltl ti„>


!*tr*'**i . regularly the.v


A PU B L IC R E S PO N S IB IL IT Y . Hy “ PUUX IKUON. ’


C. h*anliiifT,s in the luin.so is one first things that tlio ilomesln* *log


bt* liiuglii. ()m* that is di r iv in his liahitB cunmu Iu* toleiat***! imloois unless the placo Is to heionn* lik*- a pigsty. A y.mng animal u 111 iistuillv learn *l«.*<!eni Jnaiiiiei


hut it **VlMHt lii'C


lu* «:Xpe I' a.kii


mg ttu) much of a puppy lo to *ihs**fvo llie prnpi i»*ti* s lor tlio or ihre,. in*.nth.. oli**r weaiiiiig. I t


alnmsi imp.ysihle to hav** om* *.f t liis


imiiiaturo ago in tin* Iiou.se unl«*s- suiiahio arrangemont.s ar,* imul** for its *-.mveniem o. iJi** objections can bo orer«-onn* if a largo


'•hIoii tra>- litter*'*! with .sawxiu.si is cii- lo-.*l and attach***! Hi the s!e**ping box


in a hltl** turn* u will re>*>rt in s t inct ively tin* - ray who,,


iiboriy. .SawiluM is an ox,**nont *Ic*Hlori.ser .md no ohjo, tnmalib* smell aris**s if j t j.i


Kept cloan. Tin* puppy shouhi h.* turm*d 'oilsi.i.* at fre.,u**nt iiu.-rvaK ntnl. slmiihl i t . mniuol itM-j a s.oUhng i . m*c*ssarv,


^m.l It should In* piu oulsnio imiin**liat*‘lv to sh.ov It what i.s wanted.


In hiiyiiig ah


h Is^l.! '.’m 7 ’........n ' t .h a v e as s„ ra rno, ||,;a it, ......... liou-**.traim**l. Anv th i t lo . io


h - n *'*n'ght. up in kenm*Is arh alinost cor- il o n


. n. ,-nn nev,*r ho m;„|o to t , a *V • „ ■'-'tfii.'R <v,li 1 , 7 , ' , ' , q" : . rt . . rs V ■ njH*„ tin* *log If flinv


nianners. ami s.gno Ih*1,;,v**


it is all.iw.'.l gr.*ater •)1 a littU* inuiciua*. ipiii'kly


n{M'Miig| Tie*


ill! rod';


I" "I'b' u * ll-l»a< \nT«* SI


guardians of the lonely prai r ie .settleinentH- onlv.


'rh»*v have added all the multifariouK . . . . .


the Dominion ins tead of ,


ac t ivi t ies of oixlinary police forces to the i r duties, in cluding the detetdion of opimn smuggle rs ami .similar work for tho presecu- tion of which tho red tunic and .SteUsoii hat are more than nniie(;o.ssary. Hut they still wear tlnur picluresquo nnilorms all over tlie Canadian west. Tln*.v


I still form tin* hril liant inount(*d e.scorts th a t rule with hun when the Goveriior-Hencral tours tin* counlr.v. Lone par l ies of them, only two or ihi c e st rong, arc .still to ho found iu the dead of wint**r far wi thin tho Arct ic circle .


'Fho.v .still <Io-t}n*ir tlioiisaiuls


of milc.s, trekicing afoot through the snow* with <h'g teams, to invi'stigato crinu's com­ mit ted ill the remote faslm*sM's uf tlio


froz»'M north. .And tin? annual rej ior t of


tin* lioml of the force. <’Oiichfsl tliough it ho iu the dri(*.sb of oll'icial language, is sHli one of the most Mithralling piihlieations of


tin* \ear. I t may ho added tha t when tiu* Iloyal


Mount*'*! w**r** lirst firganiz***! si\ty-od*l y**ars ago it was pr*»pose*l to clo the them in a unif*irm «)f dark gr«*on. Ft was point*'*! out, how*‘v**r. tha t the Imllan.s an*l half - hrei*ds, who iln»ii **ompose<l tin* gr«*at**r pa r t *>f tin* sparse population of tho prairies, had *«imi* to associa te aul i ior i ty with (ho red *-*»ats worn hy tin* Midtish S4ildi,.r,s *)f the J t ed l»i\s*r Kxp'*dilioii who had ln-.-n hx| into Uu* *’ounlry hy \V*'ls»*ley. So tluj- *-olour> *)f tin* itoyal Monnlc*! h**«*aim* tlu> ■e.'irh t and g*»l*l tlu*v have pr*unll\- worn . - J .K .X . ■


*'ver sine**. LOOK AFTER YOUR DOGS. nf tin* g'.'id-. 1 1 i j ' i j


tL • ij


:• i - f ': i All


o ) S t 1k * m


tli** 11 h a / a a S a t n r


U p i i l l a n d i * h - e r v t h e d i


k , ' o n l \ g a r d ■


a m i - t h i i s i a


a t . 1 i t i i j i r iM


c l u , l . * , | * m i <)l


S t . P - . .'im !


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S u n d a ; s u m


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g i v e n I' l lo * NB


siMo, ib.t;. I


linble (‘finiJ ,


lliat U'. was a


gl at ili.- .aiiiiiinit I


AATTHD DIA.MOND. vou. r


Soin,* of the le tters nr,» fdleil (•


.V *oii ‘onant . Pie,-,, of liirf. N.>t holhnv.


OLUTIONS TO LAST AA'KKIC'f: Prz^^I .RS. S


.V**,*kTrear. Daily rixx^nl. Not wet.


*Vnotlo*r •'onson.anl. — MCI——


.riimbh<l ILdvi's.- Ih'heatling \V«'rd« crow.row.


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N K L L UNCLK PH IL .


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“ Tmp. >enr. — 1. FoM-ohi ; 2. ewe


Mix^ing Vonr * 'U: -d. Fo.4ni; 2, immort.nl; tm' r ing; 4. equlrnl«*nt.


in to help


l,y T.-,il.\Vaccor 7wnnr, b.vKir^.^nn?r ;7lU".


He'll take , the


In Cattens


biscuit " i fs'a


^ b on/6 s .


Mr-. b».ii In api*


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