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Cosy ‘Rome
„ bee...7,, It heats --It
cooks It bakes
Provides hot *Ater'. ,
--Burns any fuel --
21" stick.of
Woodr::'
Is reasonably prlc
ef:1•,•7.
The evolution of
he-teueheeStOiti4
4s:. progressed .; to .---
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where ve
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THR laticKNOITSthciTOIL IsUltstoAr; 414,0tat 14th, 1926'.
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.PAGE irni
• now have a Quebec'
Range and Heater
t==i
suitable for any
fuel and ,anY season. Drop i,n and -lei us .show
YOU this Cosy Home Quebec.
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QUEBEC HEATERi'ALWAYS IN -STOCK 'AT/ FAIR PRICES
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How 4pcitrr Ale.i7 AXE? WE CARgy. THE FAMOUS "TRUE
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'SET" FULLY WARRANTED:
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cuoss .,CUT SAWS;, MAPLE •f-qqAF AND SIMONDS,: AL,
, WAYS :ON p*Ru;. 2, •OE 4 cumNO'TEktp.; sniiioirr or
,•nopLow.T-B.ACK .SAWS. •
11111B.,ACE7'..A CORDWQQD tutcur„Ap. SAW • AND sir.'
AY SIZE ,u4NoPm.HOLE,'•28.""47:$10.00;...,J"•••--,..612.09.*
ElE.ADQUARTEES:.'poP
.nAYi: YOU SEEN THE NEW. "OLYMPIA".. 'TUBE; ALUM!•
IZED FINISH, PER PAIR $5 00 -
ardware Coal'
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••MIXTURE
IIIICKILEY'S BRONCHITIS
MIrfURE •
,netant rep .4.y. Coughs, (Ads
and Brancbitia
' Sold BY.
4.• E. McKIM, .LtICKNee,W.. ONT.
HURON 'COUNTY COUNCIL
Ashfield—John Parrish, John Cain.-
. ,
Dodds.
• Brusseli-LeA.•:C.13iteicer:'
..Colborne—.C., A. Robertson.
Goderich4 Tp.47H., Cox.,
Olint3n-2C. G. Middleton,'
) LivinkAtotie T.
Donuld: --, •
' 'Graderich-,-B,, C. MueningS,
Moser.,
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Hay,LE., F. Klapp
Henaa..170iven Geiger
• Howick-4Thoinas .George
Hubbard. ' , • •
HulletiL-Matthew Armstrong.
• Exeter—W. D. Sanders.
Morris—E. Shartreed.
McKillop—Frank McQuaid.
Stanley—John. A. Manson,
Seatorth-e4, W. Beattie.
StephetiAleit. Neel), J. Jaynes.'
Tuckersniithithland. pepio.dy;
Turnherry—J. L. McEwen.
Wirigham—J, W,•,McKilibon.
Wroxeter—John. Henneberg.
West JOhnston
• Diet. .Coultesi.
Usberne-LJohn Hanna. • • ,
DIAMOND• WEDDING • , •
' ' AT SEA'FORTI-I,
a'MrsJain& Hitin, -of Sea
Plumbing inirnithing
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MYSTE100iJS FIRE IN cAttgicP
The M;ldmay: GazeLte gives the fol,
eterY' Of 'a fire On a Carrick
'loNostlip tarue.r'caus.ing serious loss
to a fniily• 4 ,
'‘ Last • ikhUiSdaYevening,'. about
e eve n o'clock, 'flee stalling .frOin axi
:,completely deitray-,
.ed tile brick residence of MO.Phillip
G -4, -,ss on the 14th tericession. of tar..:
ick. The family Were a1 absent; hay-
ihg left home at five oxhick in, the
af:ernoon, Shortly after ten o,elooki
, 'a coup eof neighbors •passing, sew
•no signs' of 'anything rt amiss, and af
eleven o,clock' the Daip,es.were .seen
• •.ernerg•hig from the 'roof of the frame
,- kit ben. and: :.wdocished at the teak
oe -the house. Messrs Walter Lances -
ter and Amity E. , Mese, were the",
firstto arrive on the scene, but•the
flames had gained • such: head way
that it was absolutely 'useless to at7:
tweet to enter the budding to, save
anything. Ward was seni to Mildr
May,. where several, 'Members, of tilt
•fami y -had come to ,attend the watC1-
eight serv,iOes, tut they afrived Ir
time .only to see the 'brick Walls coll..
-apsing: The Gress' real:Once wAs:
very comifortable dwe ling, and the
insurance of .$2600 in the. 'Farmers
Central, will not do niutlr more thee
•cover the :loss Of the, content*. The
news of the diAaster, ...waved such
shriek to . Mrs, Gros that she-, •,c911.,
ap.sed; On the journeYlionie,,,aed was
in A .npreearions,,coriditicin for. 'severe'
days later: The family have decided
to hold' an auction sale of their farm
stock and•_..unplements on . January
'Fith,*•••, hen the' home farm will alsr
be offered for sale..
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Mr, and lldrbert Staelee..spent
-a: day, recentlY. with Mrs. ,George
fiieifiirdeon: of near 'Teeswater,
Miss Irene P0 1ok, is spending
flew days In • Toront'o.
A large ntunher from around: here
ittended the danee at Mr, Wm, "Shoe-
, r's, last Thursday ?night, and also
at the hall ea,Priday'nigbt.
Mr. R. Colwell of ..Sask.,
,ipend-
ng a few (take !Witli-* his , brother,
George Colwell, ,
• A large" number ladice; at -
%ended the missionary meeting-- ai•
Hr,. Wil hoe „AbAtt's, :140t, Wedoes;
4,43r:'afternoon. : •
Mr.' and. Mrs. jfaines PiCEWer.
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rn
business. • - ,
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PURPLE :GROVE,. '
Deep 'gnaw has made: heavli,,i-eads•
a this part, the past. weeks:, •
• Miss ,SadieCPellack ,•-keturneci • t
3'ergus; hist week.,
Mrs, Doi 4 ie visaing relatives in
ieineardiee; this week,' •
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Born—TO Mr, and Mrs:. Albert
Scott, ' a :son,' Dec. 29. '
. We are p:eased to know thet, Mee,
'Atilton Walsh ''is recovering nicely
from her recent' Illness:.
Mrs MacPadsia,, Of Tiverton,18
visiting oher niOther, Mrs. W.' Seott
-Mr. and, Mr.s.. Nelsen :Abertsori,.. of.
Weybuen, Seek., visited the latte44.
gister, Mrs. Jno.'Ernerson,:lait week
Mr- Ben. Stan...eY Spent theweek.
end iil Ifiiiicardine.• • 't
,PpRDYCE... .
John Janneemy ,Wingham, visited
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Mr. Snowden'and son, of Arthur are
visiting • the fat -niers. •imother, 'Mrs.
nd .
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The famillies, of , Joseph and David
' and of Thomas, Robertsen
are confined to they.house
meas1e0. ' • •
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rare; exper.enee • of ; kelebrating th
diamond eixtieth anniver
sari .de . their 'marriage. Twenty. tw.,
4iiezilbers of the family 'tvere present .
including ten grand-chiidren. and ,eri
greet grand 'child, • the latthr.:heire,
the daughter of *r.., and 'Dim, •p(n.
ranee. ot.t •Carragane; Sask. Tie even •
Was celebrated at the . 1101fle of
daughter; 44s: ,.Robert, Amitibsie
Seatineb., Mr. /end. .Mrs. Hi. len Wer
tharr:ed ,Newtenviller.. Ont:,
Jan.. ist ISO,and two years .114
settled on a tarot in McKillop TOw-n church and a gang men ,are busy tak-
ing down—= pleasant job this stormy; ,
WI
: C. F. Martin' his moVed •his•grnd
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,ing , and - chapping, oudit to. reie-
church 'with, the intention of StartiWg.
business there. • ,
'John Ftintout, ' ie assisting Epy
McGee at wood - 'Cutting.
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Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emmerson of
4.iiingside visited with 'Mrs. and Mrs.
'C.
F. Martin. an'eveinglast Week. •
George.; :.A.feicander' has sold '36' ft
of a barn -to Jack 'Cririgof. White-
,
L'ItG
, The many iends , cf
Chaplin, 4t1 cf Huroa,wi1 sincerely
egret,t0 learn that he hed,te under•
vo an, operation 'a Ein"ardine„,
era' Heseital on Tuesday mornin4.
He had his left leg •areputed ibelow
the knee. Sometime ago. he fell. out
of a tree, injUring the lek.• At pre-
sent he is, doing as we:1,:as can, be e.*,'
pecthd. • •
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Norcross, a• Welleltnewe
ChigagolaWYgi,,,bact aniaaiag..-ex-
perience recently while. ; Staying at
the Banff Springs getei; and play-
ing on the golf couose, there, 'His
p.
.,,,Approac1it0,31.1yaintit4ho1aatias.-ffipe,;,..
pittedly.a..huge bull'elk 'which tossed
ita, antlers and stood; 1pawing ;the, "
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Arennd-with eyident hostility .as the• .
lawyer. prepared , play his hall.
Mr. N114.01.088 was about to observe. -
'ASIIPIULl) NOTE3
Mr. and Mrs., Clarence irsp, atthq
econcicodweie veot-eNt guest
of Mr.' and 11,T.te;, stipieof
Par4mOunt; . •,„:1 ' •
• Afr. and, Mrs, i1C Yin •Raynard ,
Paramount ;were :guests of. Mr. a'nd
Mre. Jae: Drennan. ef Lanes, during'
• the week. , •
Mr. Prank .Keteliebew, ot 1.5e4'e-
.mount visited mith fr19440 14' 'Bo. -
grave, "daring the Week.
Miss Jardine is 'riSiting, her friend
•Mrs. Geoe ,Murray, of Paraniount.
• Wi I Clarkson of Alhofta s'renew-,
ing oldacqaintances • about,. Para-
;WALKERTON
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--Mr.:--Alvin---;:Sternall-r-the'-glellAer-7:—
.0-f the local firin. of Sternall & private
was, ta1.l0 to Owen. Sound. last' Wee);
" here hi" father lay seriouscone• •
alier 'having . been ,b11.).4417;
,.attaCked and •roOeci by thre
Mr. :Cared Ste1•1411; epnowts:
a opeoy bushjei th,era, was. 'Rolm -
ed epeeby n trio of• ruffians
Tneeday everileg, Dec. 29th, when•
he wP,s ehont to lattend.to his horee,..
in,,,thestable. Three men Were arrest-
ed, eh4r,l'ci."4With tli2e cow,ardly effence,
wiry ,i,r,eie-zAleX.....Moig4n,'-± Art.
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11)0Ullt. . ' • •1 1)ug'as,,, both. Colored; ',and, James
LiVan. -Smith 'clt Huron is, Hutton White . When hey :were ar-
•Eniikri 'of "Pa.raineunt....". ' rnorning, Mr. F. G. Meleay; • their
',.'•.0(.,•:are-.2glad to ,,know,-..thativte repreient'atie,
)ed re-
Whtz: h P.::severe: days. The magistrate
tack df' 'pnennionia; is. on' his. ,way' te eaeod, • bv, , bail wa's 4)0t granted.
. • helti in, the cOunr•
Ly goal, at ,Owen :Sound, Mr, ';Stersiatl
was bound and gagged,by
ants, theri made at,tempt rob
' the. house,. 4'01one:h. they . did not. get
atv,ay with much • loot, Mrs. Sternal!
.re,covery,.
1%17. 1.1 rt -a, 1 '
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,better liait of valor when ,ffie • ..leiees pane visited w,i.th friends
• .4.11_11'e attention was distracted by the Ripley, fer a few dys :ast.Week;
appearance of'a cow elk which made , • •
an effective substitute for the golfer. -. WAS NOT ACCIDENTAL
and both animals ..diseePeared Me() .
the neighboring bush.
shin, wbere'lhey •lived until 23 yeti)",
apgayo•iyeih.e.inn itiithey is8
yretiir.ed,
*eafor
0:x"- Mitch is•in his 90th Year
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SEN• - T'--ElsIZE-(17°---SERMONS,•
IT IS ALWAYS SAFE-
-To_live so that you have no fear o
reeeting:.an. old rieighbOr;
--•-Toshow respect to, any. man. 71i
is expressing an honest .opinion.
he willnir to 'learn :from. th
Man who has. had experience. ;
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.e:.Leading Life .Ppnipai
The Dominion
_Statement ofiraill Items of-Businees•Of-Canadia.n Life
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Assurance companies for theyear ending
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Dec. '31,S., 1924.,
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Total Assets Increase in ApSets,
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.11 LIFE $274,130,408 :I/ $14,873,O95 '
Remainder of
27 Companies .. , ,„. . . .
combined * $474,071,278.. 09,762,334 • $2,413,393,168
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Increase irit,issur- ., Dividends Paid to : Total Paid to --
,
.. in force : Net'Sur"plip • Policyholder . . Policyholder .
.
SUN LIFE $167,871;213 , $29,186,248v 6,437740. $3,1881,639 '
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Travelling .. in •la five -passenger
1e26 improved model Ford. touring
•• car.ftheri Halifax to Vancouv‘r; J. L.
S. Serymgeous and E. Flickinger'ara
perforraifig a feat. Milque in the an
al of motor travel in this. con -qty.':
'PrOin,Franz, near Sault Ste...Katie,
they travelled on the tracks Of the
,Algcnita. Railroad to Fort . William,
having been, granted the use, of :the
.finesby/ the Canadian :Pacific
way: The whole,ren. Of about -ii,h0;
• miles. toolcnear-4.eight weeks, and.
g..seriee of still-ard \nieVitig"pettieee
were 'taken' en' retite,te'comMentorate
'the. r ciiienture. • •••
. He was being medically ,examine
\preparatoryto. taliing out an instil.
Iere
,"gYV,n had a. serleus illness ?." :ask
ed the doeter..,' •
"No," was the anawe'r.
• , "Ever had ;an •acident?"
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"No.!' • ' • .
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• 'Never eve te ic
., ha de e*p4t .1cis.sitiri.2;s1';r: i ad
eg'6, t:ehli'ent..
. . ::' a
. ,
your life'?"
1;N ' ,. • • . : ..
bill tossed me..over',a• 'fel:the." • • • • : i
.. -"Don't‘. ..cs., en.]: that an Accident'"
; -,N,,:feAri.1)e'04se,....he, did: it, on pur.•
JinSo!" --,.. . ' ' .•, • -
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. . .:••;:..4..p...o...
....;,... • ,
...r.f.iallyb5irenot
pl
e,„:ialSe,losd,..1.e girls, are •at .ioiRe
stel
ainted.•
N!100'.;'.: •• •
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VANDALS BREAK'.
' • • CHIJRc112 WINDOWS
,
• (From The Paipiey•Adiocate)
The •Unionists ,of 'North Bruce and
.S't. • AtidieWes Saugeen, came into
Possession of the St.. Andrew's prop:
ertY. on .Jan..'1st. The first perao12, :ter
the'ehnrch On the 2 maininvof
New, Year's •DaY,' •found 'that some
malicious • or mischievous Person 04
.'persons had broken foUrteea panes
o gieoe in the Window's. As yet there
:is:lie:definite. clue as to. who did the
deMage. .„
, This did not interfere . seriously
Ttrith the filret United.:Cihuecy service;
held in the eld, . edifice on. Sunday,
which was attended by.'emite a large
caegregetion, and conducted by • tin
pastor, itme. Mr. ,Paddon.. '
r
sELPisnNEss.
Think of yeuriellf from first to last,
Guard • yeififfelf—frIffi" the • wintry
• blast , "
eed your stomach and quCieh Yottr
'Feather. your 'gest and feather. it first.
• "Total 'amount ofLife
*-Assurances in,force
. $ 871,036,457.
• Remainder Of
. 27.COmPariles . . „.., .
COMbilled , • ,.$249;3L478 „. $51,820,057 ..03,576;604` $42,225,135
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' ogre, are tweii yaeight, Canadiali ,pfe Assurance Companies operating under Deniiiiien '
rie•eligie; .fie ceeeda, The information lvill 110„•'itietenctiVe in thatle,shinVe that the SUN LIPg is •
. • .•
.*,Writing .about a .quartet•of .tho new biednete eeportedby, Canadian .eompailiesi...14$ Ozt ii44::,:kaoliS.
Over a quarter of theto: al-busitiesit, tn. ,Oree;..meire..then. atbard or OW asikets, , Wemium. • Ineentei. ,
• .„: .
' 't-ititifilittome -Mid' 4Setid,11...•:etncl- out .gluring the year 1924; mare ,than e third 01, the ,total,deildeiidie
paid to PaliCilIlliderirt ti ,g ,itiaidmora.than-40%.•of total tnoniee, diattibuted.' to POlicYlidilert.•b•Y. -,
7 •c.a.riatiiiiii 1,.._...iii-pankii sin :`611/30filed'eltet.,ktid. reeerted, .in• 1924 MORE TuAg- A IlAte+1:9F:itIE: -."-
Tt?%41.11:•:.ADVAOE,_ N.1X ASSETS
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h. siailiiir otiO*Otatirit ptittiti' 414,11)0.1iisuranbi-
. ,.
0 .the SUN 'Pf*, 'Agent '
Ge
FlY
to .'Your....•pteastires •• and . dance
• thein though—
There is ,nobody 'age in the • Mrerld:
but you. "
Think Of ;yourself .;and eight or
wrong
CiVe no thought t 0 -liaising
,
• throng, r
What if. yetut; COndiia. 'should ..bring it
. , .
sheltie • „,
Thbae • Who •honor and share - youl
What.' if theY'Ve hurt, by the things
• Yon dot ' • • . •
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Why' should their.'•ffering trouble
•you•
.Live fer yourself; but dcat't Cont-
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.plain '
When YOU have coind,' to the, *Pride:,
disdain, •• ,/
Dont return When night 'Conies:OW
And Wender . '..Q6'ihtre,-,i111.• Your friernii*
have* gone.
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na4 .M•10S.Ehir . were also ai tacke by -
the ruffians.. Althotig' li Mr:. Sternall '
had been Initired {When ,his assailants
struck him with a: stone hammer,. he ,
was able to craWI up into. the hay
Idit and alarm the 'neiglibore. ItVis.
'thought that he will be able to be in '
oourt wille4 the 'hearing takes place
en Friday morning. DeScription given
:the Police by ,•Pedp'e ., passing ' the.,,
stbre tit :the time' of the,ket-away of ,
the :Men 'assisted greatly in the quick 1.
arteSts, , made. It, is understood; that.
Hutton, has. ' Made' a :ea.nfessicin. '
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-,74) 070-7-*-•
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Still, if a boy .•tako,:: his • dad's ad -
Vice he may T1 ever:mow:it to :any,
I mere than his dad.
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'BMW&
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Carry. no . burdens except your 'own,'
,But be always ready to weep alone'.
But If Yu itvish" for the happy yeas•
And -the -love of -.4-ftiend who -Bede
• Your ,tears, .
And thb.
lionoked bailie • ',,
And all. the joys which the gentle •
;YOU 4144 think of Othere dn *,u
-.(Jaw) Hauling hea y sledi loaded 'With leo through an leo ' •
, oral efts street. (Centre) 'aid* View o't the Fordson Snow Motor- ;•
(Lev* lett), Reid, breaking over anciiv •,ix Met, deep ,with .10141. ttf •
'lumber. (Lower right) Rear view of Fordson Snow. Motor.
Mecessity is the mother.of invention.. At least every-
body say i it is. They tell us 'that is • whywe
have the telephone, the radio; the electric washing'
'Machine, chewing -gum, ' aeroplanes and bobbed -hair:
ell members of old Mother Necessity's vast and -ever
• growing -
And ROW the transportation branch of the fariiily
tittle has been added to by .the adetet of a very
, healthy ,and, important youegeter who has a bright
• .90 promising future alleita of him. 'He is called the
,' Show Motor,,e, nanie, which was given him because; of
his aznaxing ability, to, nioVe himielf. and anything
• that wes attached to him AS: easily over six/feet of
snow ,as an ordinary ,wheeled vehicle does over a
-payed toad. • • • • • •
The Sniiiiv Moor WitSlizeitta-by a Man who
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has spent the greater part of his life in, the snow-
bound wildernesses of Alaska and whose livelihood
. depended upon :his ability to tratiaport 'himself and
certain Weighty' commodities„ such, es luinber for in-
• stance, over vast snow-covered areas without losing
either his life or his
It did not take More than a few winters in the
frozen- north. to convince this, gentleman, whose name
• by the way, is F. R. aurch. of Seattle, Washington,
• that there was,something radically. Wrong in the mat-
ter of Vehicular traffic in countries where very heavy
• fells of'enow were ecinimoti and inevitable oteurenees.
NOV Only. Was this true, he. thought, in, regard to the
hauling of beavy. loads but in the transportation of
theinserves who, are often quite me!
• ' able to carry on the ordinary ,pursuite-of life and.
business during the winter months:: months when
Whole eommunitiee had either to pueup• a hopeless
fight Against` the imovi with sadly "inedequeteteuie-
-meat of else; what is ,soder still,: resign . therniclves
-"to being snow -bound for the" *inter upd Completely
- --cutoff froat.the .rest. of the world,'
And g0j ,urgett on -by _Metheil
and his easociates,-conceived the idea, of the Snow
Motor. And this is what the Snow Motor does, It
• ,
'floats over ShoW and; in floating, packs the snow
down smoothy 'and nialrea It very satiiilleterY
aur -
face for Other vehicles to travel OVeri hauls twenty.
tow:loads-over now of any depthi- it hauls lumbar -
Ai • • • .
ilithk of thettt • Ortitiiitiif
• ot•YO.‘10,
• •
•
gers from one such ,comMunity to anether, and in
fact does practically everything that an ,automobilo •
or a tractor does in places *pre there is snow.,/
, "The Snow ' Mater is a wierd looking contrivance
which rides the crests of the deepest now drifts,
climbs over 'fences, -tands on its dogbfe-barrelled nose
and ;drags its great, loads behind it without' any ap- •
parent effort. As manufactured at present it is at-
taChed to.'Fafds'on tractors "which preside its inotiVie.
power. k Later it Will also be used on, standard aute,
mobiles, when .it Will, travel at, a rate :Of twenty -lour
, I
miles, an 'hour. •. •
, 'Stripped of :its, motive power it conststS of two
cigar shaped Cylinth\rs or druin to Which, flanges,
resembling- Cork screws are attached. „These eylin-. '
der's literally float :oti, tlie_top_a_snotr-dcift*,,Lfor-they-e-
"diSfirece.:SiloW :equal in weight to. the Weight .of the
machine, • just a's a boat. displaces Water in propor-
tion to its own tonnage. For heavy healing the Ford, • „
son Tractor stripped of its wheels and aklet., is •
mounted on the Snow Motor and the cylinders ere
caused te revolve with the result that the Motori '
worms its way along by means of the -screw arrange-
ment on the cylinders. For lighter,' or . passenger
'traffic; the' wheels encl....axles of an automobile are
removed -.Itta replaced by, the • Snow -Motet, In stim-
4 4 I,
nier, the wheels can be pot 'back again. • •
In snowee-in districts, ,up to the present, every ,
effort has been dirdeted to *find ways, and 'means for .
thereinoVali:o.f.-snow. as, the .only. -way. of,.optitieg
.traffit. Now, however, the Snow Motet comes along
its funny looking cylinders ,and floats :TnerrilY_
over soft -snow drifts, hard ice, in -feet:link- Condition':
of ,Snow and us it goes 'makes a.:robd for -slight' vehicles
to follow immediately' and, after thorough packing, for
loads of any wefeht . • : '
Such is the latest and nil:At important addition to •
-Mother l'steceWty'S -family Of invention It i built
• 'She* .Motors ,Ineorporated,,in . Detroit, -Michigan,
Aitider the, presidemy.,:and .ietieral*,vnaTIag:ership
F. Knoblock. It has alrcady provcn i
A. ,ts Ability
to do' the surtitiSing steels teferred:to 'above and ,
there seems to be very 'little doubt that it, WM be in '•`.
general use in Mining and lumbering, operations dup..
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