The Lucknow Sentinel, 1926-02-04, Page 5.t
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• THE t.,,ticillow sitorriNtito littl,tEiDAyag.021.41Vir 4tlit loge,*
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• Cosi. Home Que-
bee 'It heats -- It
. cooks It. bakes
. Provides hot water ,
--Burns any fuel-.
- 217 'stick of wood. -
- Is 'reasonably pric-
ed..
, The. evolution of
the Quebec Stove.
theVoint-whereWe
AO*. have 4 Q.1.4ebee.,,
Rangeand Heater
Suitablefor a ny
f u el an d an k season,o pin and let ug,*.show
you this Cosy Home Quebec. • '•
QUE13EC HEATERS ALWAYS IN STOCK AT FAIR PRICES
' HOW ABOUT AN AXE?WE. tARRy :THE ,PAmous "TRUE
SET. FULLY WARRANTED.
CROSS CUT SAWS, MAPLE LEAF AND SIMONDS A L-
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• WAYS ON iiANpt. 2 OR '4 C1TTI144 THETH';'''.STRAIGHT-:01t.
OLL9*. DACK'
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• "TUB ACE" A 'CORDWOOD CIRCULAR: SAW ,28" AND '30". •
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sizE, :111A.N.044.,1,11)LE, 28"-410.00; $12.00.
'HEADQUARTERS FOR d.d4vi.. A T ILE SKATES.,
lbtyp you SEEN THE NEW "OLYMPIA" 'TUBE;
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• IZED FINISH, PER PAIR
*I Phone
11TEOUS
ucknow-
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Matrimony Would he all rieht tif. A eilnber doesA't outgrow'.friends.
,yoti make a kiss a duty ir.stead The *lends just •gee envirius and
of It plealure. shrivel •
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e oncern.
TN'the Matter of :telephone service we beliett`e
1 the pUblic's chief concern is in two points
, .
[1] People want to, know that , they. Can
count' upon getting a. complete lele- •
' phone service -of high quality, day and
night, now and in the future. • .
[2] ,People Want such service at a price'
'that is as low as sound business. prac-
tice permits, and less than the value ,
of the service received...
'These' points are the essence of true .public,
• service, and comr•any is just as deeply con-
ceined in theint_m is the public.
the present time, as we have Otplained, an
. increase in rates is needed to asaure the 'con-
- tinuance of the ldnd of aeriice our subscribers
require. : •
frhe reaaens are:—
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{1.3 OtiLlearningS• per telephone ...haire de- .
,• due fo ;the greardevelopment----- -
.of lower rate service, such as two-
party line. • • • '
Large-additions-te plant at present-
. 'day ,priees, as'eompared• with the low
.price levels Of a few years age, have .
increased the fixed charges to be pro-
• Aided from our earnings. . , •
[8] The low rate of depreciation suggested
•
.; .13Y the Board of Railway Commission-
' ers, as a temporary measure, is now
known to be inadequate to protect. the
investment. •
• reasonable adjustment . of the wide differ- •
ence between present telephone rates- and the'
.cost of doing business is an-obvioui necessity.
-. Such technical subjects as prOi)ertY. valuation,.
•
rate. of -Mum; .and depreciation. expense have
an important Tart . in •determinine-telephone-
. rates, Casual discussion of • such subjects is •
often misleading for it can deal:. only. briefly
with matters that must be .gone into An great
detail to be 'clearly -understood. .
sr' These and all other factors will be presented in
detail. to be fully considered by the proper,
public authority, the Board of Railway- Com-
missioners Canada.
The • booklet "Teldcphone- Service'-und Rates"
states the facts of our position. A -come has
been mailed to all our subscribers. If your copy
has not reached you, wiehall•be--glad to send
you one.
Tau orm'ittrprioNE totittiArnt,
4317 CANADA
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Instant 'reliefefOr' all C'tulla,nse Cr:Ve and, Eren01410•
Sold* -
A. E. McKim; LucknOw, Ont.
P.OLPEN WEDDING gELEERATED f Orget them. 'rhe Wise oneii, and the
— v..mecovetTAR.B,..c.• iappessful ones are the -Ones,' • who
h loudspeaker set up .id they
• A• "pleasant event took Placecealerkar dlloeiamrn-,..ifieppnoerxtribtly'os., footsteps
at the. • home of Mr. and Ivir• T. V, And bpportunity this tittle means
Henderson 17.6 --12th. Ave .East. 'on the Ter,oeto, Igen „ Eecieee,E
'Jan. '12th.,-whee rneinbers • of their •"E -Were PiCtlirepuzzlei"cc'ntest:
Lamily and. friends gatheredth
With /tt • record-breaking tete' dr
,. On e ,
$9.:,000 cash; offered for 100 'win.,
eVening 'efiRtheir fiftieth 'wedding
it th • . tiers. , , • • - .•
_,,,e,i4rty,t049;"..i.tels 4.0 040 werr?4e I.A_AheLoutctre you rgutndc.Yeitteeritt"enotfer?+*.h."7,Mai
. trek& room e ;were prettily -.0ecoeeted ' and ',Empire ercvwcr-7-Pietuee Fed:-
with„daffodilse and fern,'While-a largezle Gamem this paper; next week..
uPthe.cse4nintrts,ipt!
'etiloiifiLstlioee'dddiinni;?lei
TIM 'COMM •CHILDREN'S'
.erai partaken. of, the 'lemainder of , . • AI ,SOCI TY
t've0 '1.Vhlte; and goldocc *, •• *, *., •-•
he evening was spent ..in inUsie and, Rev perdue""'Iristiactor of the'Rruee
song, and reeitiling Many hemermis,.
•end innteresting incidents of pioneel
life in the .early days... • ,
Mr. and .Mrs. Henderson were OA,
recipients of many beautiful- and
useful gifts, among • them being a
purse, containing two hundred, dollars
in gold ifrom members of the family..
During the day many telegrams con-
veying congratulations ,and good
wishes Were received . from 'distant
riendii. • •, • „. : • -
• Mr. and Mks. Henderson were mar -
Lied in 1876 at the bride's home
12th: con. Ashfield by the Rev. -Alex=
ender Giant, • • .
Forty-one ' irekrs of their 'married
life .were spent ,in 'Ashfield. In 1917
they moved to KAM' 'enton residing in
. ,
0. IIELENS
• 114,1% 11144,. Vo;a5
Winghain Or a few days lase
- Mr. Jno. Cameron is at Goderigh.
this week, 'acting on the .itiry 4 the
Supreme dottrt: •• • ,
Mrs.' Lavie-4es.a.--weekeenet2yeetter
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w.th her daughter, Mks. Sancb?' Mac-
Leod.
Mr. and Mrs. John Woods and clan-
ghter, who have been Visitors with
Stanley Twp. friends, for ;a rew
weeks, ,aee spending some time with
Mts..-Ithe'mj.e. Woodsthe West.
fQre Waving-viP"g- fpr
their
Miss. Buelcitigliami our teacher,
spent the ereek-'eed Jwith 'triode' 1.0.
LdelineW.
• Mr. -Wallace Miller, with Mr: Wm;•
steort, vp:Glen'S •were
burn thij„ week, auditing ,the VoWn-•
ship' , • •
Tice7agnittritteir-the-1-1-e-rriee-
lVlissioli 13a4d willbe held on' Satur,
day 'afternoore",,itext,e. e • r
. MAITLAND. ;PRASIITTEitIAI:,
• .
he annnal meeting or the'Execut-
...County dhild,renrs Aid • Society, in ive' of qie Astitland .; Presbyterial 'pet
Wingharn United. ,Church Jan 17h
The president. Mre. Mc,Kenz:e: presid-
ing. after devetfonal exercised led by
Mrs. Anderson,„Mrs„ and Mre,
9cowans the reports • (if the diffeeent
Secretaries , were etyen, which; were
Coesidered encouraging, and a. strong
.feeling •of opCinikm pervaded allIn
some places' where ,the two Uniting
Vorces ere meeting' together, no arin-
• making hs ' annual Ireport, givesin
part the following remarks;
Some Finer changes were made in
,The Marriage Act, which are good as
far as they go, but they do not go far
enough. It would be. • of infinitely
greeter service to the State' if the
Governinent would ,Crohibit .the mar:
liege of the 'physically and .• Mentally
unfit. • .
'
For instance if We had a.plant that
• whs, poisonous and crossed it with en -
other which was not poisonone., we
thus make the whole ptant ac. u , et. .ng washeld, but the en
in contact with it. This is "criminal couraging word; "That harthoily and
me i,
that it is a 'menace to.all who come a'
enough: Bet suppose we, blend to- good -will existed between the anite't,
"gether two • 'poisonous plants ' and was sent by, nOarliall, 'And the en -
make te third even more virtilerit, are
hunian, couraging feature Weer.t_he
race. What shall we say
then, of two liezs of niembere to co-operate in pre,.
' paring :monthly prOraraino—. A
great tahic'Confronts the wOnlen of
, .
Canada—We-have a United member-
ship- Aft two 'bodied'. ti•ionsand., , but
e--akitecu.va„ there are, if is estiniated eix hundred
T
ailing.' Outasyiurrie to -day ere ercewd- 171:6er°Inest' win that foe.):
ed with the issue of such marriages.. • • ,
that city for five years, when they people of, absolutel.•defined; PhYsleel,
since have, made their hothe. ',Eleven
moved' to • Vancouver, ,• where •they'llaani jclowemdetnoteml arirmyeaanirdmreanitie wohitire.anre7
It is a grime against the state and
.41-1dren *ere ....horn, to thenXI -eve-rY-pereon- in the ,•etate1-2
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whom' are living with the exception these are also morally dege,nerate
o
.ne ifin, • ,
'genie lacrifice.dering the. great war
In that ,igreat. struggle .Six . sons re
'The. Unmarried Mother's Aet1' still'
speedseeing' teed cannot say that there is , a
ed- ..to, their. country's call, Tour i•takes urea great deal of mir tim
active service in France. They e.
are, a,sie.blessed viithtwelve grand- great deal of improvement. We have •
children. • beee :able to ase st many young
wenien lio ha4 fallen into ,. tempta-
tion'iby • compelling the ' faher to
lippoet-the-child.:and-pay.4h •
ary.expeni;es, where we can-
-lot ;negotiate -e settlement, in. due
'time these *fere: the Judge. Ir
all tiverity-one cases .Were dealt With
• Meinbleits of the. fintiiy• present for
etheem.edditigLeverel.,..Mrslay' n
Alex of 'Seattle,. Mrd. -Rohs, Mrs Rad
and Bruce of ; Ednionton, and
„ClarenCe of Vancouver: • • . .
Mr. and Henderson are - -
eerseof. the genuine •old Huron and
Bruce type; stall**, kindly and/true •
with .ever a warm weleorie„and
hearty' .handshake 'to 'all -Who' coir(
to their 'threshold andespecielly- to
thoie who happen4o.lival frone,"back
home.:They a e both hale and hear:"
tY,'•Ceieying the beet:: of health,' Mr
Henderson .being one of Vencteiver'e
feremost architects 'and- bnildora:
WOULD 0,000 MAKE ,VACATIONS'
'JOYFUL FOR 150' PERSONS
The Answer to the Question is as
, -Simple as A B C —.and '$o Is. the
Way to 'Get the.goney. •
Nine thousand dollars in -cash wiP
be given away. in On'ario before y,ou
are six Weeks . older, to 150,
in" our children, have teen ,placed say
• During ,the- year we had to 'make
.wart,le .tet. Aitzteett childrea,11a
cases ttlie .-oreiiti us were Very qbad•
.being the - etu.t. of ,iintheral conduct
in ether cases. the home was broken
;up ',by The' delertion of •the father
I. ether :,.aeel. the rether gave her
writtcn:0,oneent: to the children bele?
made w.0.1%.18as thy Were unable tc.
eupPoet them: Thel'esult of all theic
eaeps is that these children' have'
.teen• rescued 'free.' inimorality eied
poverty. In due tit:Ie.-all will be pac-
ed in homes ,Where -the training ' the3
will receive, evil,"eve hope; fit thole
• for the affairs of •and make
them intojrOod, useful, eitiaens..lt is
with great pleasure' 4hat ,;we bear
testimony ,to ,the 'careful training,of
Miss Hidl, der..Matron; whose carc
of the 'children while the 'shelter, tir
such hut they are fitted to go int(:
any :home in the Country. I have
head the heads of where
women and 'children. 'who want how welt behaVed out children. are...
. • , •
.0,000 and know they want it 'badly.
'enough to go and get it. . • •
And yet the far t of. the matter is
that „hundreds' andthousands of
men ' and ,,monien and• children who
want and need money -Who have
dreamed cf travel;• of buying automo-
biles, or Willies, or gay new Clothes,
or hhraries; who 'have "(wed for
chance .to complete an e
or startin business for themselves;
who have ;dependents who 'need
ereater opportunity. -will not share'
in that great pre -Easter girt of
$9•,000. ' • • ,
• The neon, is a Mystery old ee,
the ages. , • :
• Mr. A,, on the 'Owner, of Y street
who needs, money, sees a chance to
make money;- and' goes and. maker
Mt. B who lives.just around tht
orner, who needs money' twice
badly as Mee •* A„ • sees the. •same
Chance , says "HoW, intetesting";- •
arid goes to; the movies. • ,
How'intieh would "$2,000 buy .fth'
you?
N Vould 0,000 do. anything ' yoe
Want to do,- and, can't afford? Would
$2,000, handed to you in one piette
nake Your Ireiation .tinte happy till,
year? '
Happiness Is Worth iworkiner for
The Toronto and • Empire
VieWitig that -puts 'happiness within
,
,our erase, in announcing a record.
breaking , prize game.' a history,
vaeationenrize division, ii
which there is no 'cost to you, no in
vestment from you required, n
pledge or pttnniee, Or obligation or
y0ur part. Mr. ineY mips it
Probably they will., They will notice
be the paper that -Douglas Veit
bank's• new picture S in ,town, • col,.
they' Will have ti" o)
Some friends will drop in; •ar the
snow outside Will Aare :them from
the fireside. • • ••
isthatMrs:. 2., w
knows *hat she Wentz and' intends
-te""iget 4t) • •ret f2i000 •for. yeeation
tine And Mi. A. and *MrLS.,
will say "Wasn't she leeky?" "Now
41WhY rd!thet"-ttre Ahink.of that?" Or "I
"ad -the ;hare chance. A3ut
trtt "L.'1
• licoole Out thiuta Mit and
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' FIREMAN vAlvD 'OLD •
'COUNTESS ;MEET
Alex.' .Anderson Veteran C:P.R. En-
gineer Aga. in Visits',Engine in
opeg
lThe following article taken ,from
b.. Winnipeg newspatier will he Of in-
terest, to St.11.0ria.peo,ple_who:hishiya,
n lby were ac'quainted' the
Alex :Anderson .reered• to]" • ,
'Alex Aaiderseal 863 Wiley St: Port
Arthur- veteran' danadian:, Pacifie,
pumping stations: employe, and pion-
, dee Tiernan in the ,'est daring the
early clitYs of the road,' noW employ-,
tid with the Port Arthur' street 'rail-
vilyi wits in-Winnineg one day -this.
Teilki being.in the West' in cohnectiOn
..;P::11' the. death • Of his . r ol-
7.1:er al 'Plumes, ManitobiCrotty, five
'years' ego Mr. -Andereon ' tiag •
rd -
113.11 �n the Old. 4'Countess Of Duff-
irin",enginev.ivhich nOW stands in
- Park ••opposite' the C, P. R.
:3ration, in Winnipeg, "1v1r:, Anderson
i ed permission from the railway
,firloiale to climb up intothe cab of
,he old lotonialve and once mere
.ake:his seat there—as in days gone
Permission -was granted, and Alex
'k.nderson, apent an hour in ,* his old
sitttitg In the seat:- he
"Ited to OcenpY' in 1886 when hetred:
the. "CounleSs 'of 1)ufferine,and he re=
ived in fancy the if:it days ofteente
continetal travel in the West.
This' is! the that; stteh
reOplei't• liis-lieen7mAde of C. P..
taiiway officials, for a seat' in a
,stittleettrringitie; though &quat.
ti*IfircorkgiOrt on i. blotting
.tr.Pitt are by no means uncomMon.
Mr, Anderson- ' Yeare .ii
charge of the Jim:ping Station at-
reatIr and is known to seores cilf\fighe
'And "thi davit Woally gatalabia' okIntin 4nliOtic Fort William Ithirert
404140i -at Ola, 1Arthuri *
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hundred
• e
•
Charb-:
favorit
lust Ilike at,
••••,•••••
..K.E.EFING Tug
BALANCA
i thahabit of Saying thet
'-'2.4"154111)1:!1:1!!!!!''''
Or presiding over 4 ,
o;lci.an'opOr-
USE CHARM' :91144 Y
etedtleand that we' iney f..)rwerd'to
:meet the challenge of the neede
e'il Our. AiniOtrona,
.• • • Tres -Seey.
• • . . „••
..fr'sihoof lust'.'ThIge'dax enace'.
A74 Of:.the
epuriCen. Geebenti!. eend ••son,
benglaS, '‘'Were''Vleittird at W;e'le, Nice,
1)eteild'S laet,•:"Teiestleyl:
•
We are ..glad to report that L. (•.
.......eac•I•yer, Se ,thOugh still
eoefined to 'the ,house.." •
L.iotiiiINI:15:.;J,„ Fe rewF1 oefr44,.Riei pflery 'n•dvsislitaesdt
week. '
• :Mr. and Mrs. D. S. .1Vfeboitaid-; of".
Lecktiew spent ,Sunday nt the heme
of the latter's brother L. C. ,Maeiver.
s.hrei:eorid visited with
Alex
Floweidflle
icrs
'while in Lucke* last ,Saturday. .
A •feivi dr :the' people of ,FloWerdele
ended the. dance it T. Robirison'S.
'eth, ..on. last Friday : night: •,
•'•1 BRUCE PLOWMEN
•
•eirioe.--•.the• 'tfeaseree ..reeerting,
%,the treasury. • ,
The following ,Officere wee elected '
ezir the Current yearf:',
Hon. Pre.—W. X; Riddell 5,
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'.....-reViceee.rehite•Peerve
2ndVice—David McDonald
:•,-see.-Treas,.--Algx.'S, McKee:vie
Auditor --K. Aeeteeeeie'
iract.a's •e -,Jos.'" porter; A. PiSle,
dreeeeek; Walt.:' 11e'eXenzie; • F.
•Kinloss; N. Schitiodt, T. '
Japer, Carrick; W. MeKeY, -G. Me -
Donald, Herm; J. L. Tolton, H. -Mach,
'Brent; H. Murray, .,A.•
:Ilh°,0':•`11', J., J. Reid,', G. Melvin,
:Vatsee, .
. ',.1,14;agne,,,wix:, appoint.,
cd as delegate to the eoneatition in
lermite 'Which lz being • held next
week. Mr. W. H. Arkell is the alter-
nate.
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Hoc. SHIPMENTS.'
The neinber. ofhogs Shipped from
1.•,ucknoW for the .:Wecik . ending Jan.
•?8th. Wee . of these 6,4 were , Se-
' thick Smooth, , e• heaytee and
6 shep. hogs. 'During the same, week
there:were shipped frol Huron Coun-
ty 1563. hogs -50 select,, 070, thick
sineotle 60. leaviesiiir"'ext;r4 heavy,
62 shoe •hogs and a, light feeders.
--,Tire'ereekhene:il -'their-Part-teif an
:•slowly„ eliminated' by. a_gaternel gov-
The Smith Brno.. branch. • of •the
tario Plownten'S• as deletion held
its annual meeting aif Teesweter
,Termary 26t1i.. There, are 44•Tnemberd.
of the organization, and a .campaige
for inci-eal-ed•meniizership" is beteg
e.afficer's re orts
showed theli organiiitioe in, geod cone
" • • • ' " •'.
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••t
• ernmer!
er
,
Mg4W
llitipetr—The tester Party..at Kent •tiouiet • .anow-ball nett.
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special holiday, festivities at Christmas, including a
superb fireworks display at the Chateau Fron-
• tenac opened. the, two months' Winter • sports . season
, , .
' programme of ,the Frontenac Club at Quebec City.
• These continued all Cliiistreas • week!" arid were 'follow-
, ed. on December 30 by the international intercollegiate
ski competition in w,litele tive entries' from Yale and,
entries from McGill, Loyola end tieiversity..cif Mont-
real at Montreal, Ottawa .College at that oity, and
Laval University of Quebec, competed in e five -mile
. cross country ski oce and in ski jumping. The
forinen Was Won by McGill and the latter by Loyola
while Loyola 'also won' the Pron ten ac Winter! Sports
Club trophy , for the best aggregate of Points in the
• The:opening of the New 'Year was featuredby
hockey genies in one of which Princeton University,
played a Quebec team', Sons of Ireland, and were
defeated. •There.. Were also 'bob -sled rates and Ski..
• nce of fine 'weather and javorable 'snow
Conditiont have"hrOuglit the• winterspoitewell into
their stride and after the first. American., invasion by
the Dr. Tomer party of about 270' people from Boston,
,there came a. further descent of Many tourists from
'Cartons states le the tinioa, to partake of the keen,
Invigorating air and exhilarating, snort offered .in
auch Abend -twee. Both the first and tor succeeding
parties put up at the .Chateau Front -Mika. Individ
nal groups from across the line Ate also swilling the
"list,of gtiestaAand it may be Mentioned that two- Shea
Tours ateicheduled •"to.arriee at Oriebec next month •
•"'The tombinatiOh of the•Itisr• ward in lutury at
the Chateau •Frentenac with every valid's>. Of Winter,
sports right at the door Of that .continent -known•
-hostel- ,accounts - for the lilteit,iellfix of 'visitors
Skiing can be indulged In .with no delay or..direOrd-
tort as Ali may be put On in the hotel and then' One
step; right out -on to qifin even snow rnne And
umaxt 3lcatln Is taterad sto..by•a rink that is
# tat, .tifat oR, WO% taa000 !Q0,11orin.Tkrrsts•, onto.
(tatter left-§klers at Batt:WOO Baia.. Quebec. Lower 'right
whitth the. hotel Opens. A. toboega'n rune •
brilliantly illtnninated, at night, sends' the devotees,
of this form of sport whizzing at a 60 --mile an hour' •
clip straight" tiP to the reale entrance of tbe hotel.
These' are only, a few of the winter pleasurd• so'
layishly furniehed. s •:•.• •
For those who prefer to take : their outings More „
seriously and with a greater expenditure of energy,
excursions on 'snow -hoes or skis have been ,arranged
which will carry the enthusiast. to "places fanotie in
history, such 'as Sto. Anne de 13eaupie, the Mont, ,
moreney Fail.% Ind across' the ice bridge Oyer thi'
Si. Lawrence to the Island of Orleans. -.
, High lights in the winter sports pregreinme ke
in international hoekey matches .61. which-Prineeton-
Sons of Ireland 'is a fair etample. • The,same Quebec
team Weil aleirilieer a" team f rem Dartmouth . "(Inf.. •
versity. The big neises are, however, two., Febru:
ary. 6 and 7 secs the holding of the International •
'Snowshoe Union during which world and 'Canadian ,
Championship snowshoe; reel will be run.' It is, ex-
pected that nearly 000 uniformed:- snowilioers
will -
h present item all. byet. Cittiadi and the United' ,'";
States.' . "All : sort_ Of old-world., •Irrench-Cansidiazt
customs and unique features distinguiSh this -•
event. ••
Follo*ing the, Mardi Gras, festival and 'carnival on
February 16 „the international, Dog Derby will be • • •
held February 18-19-20. It will cover 135 miles 'in
alLand_will•he_ over a distance, of 45 niiis a day.
Many teams item Eastern and Weefere Canada from
the New England 'Sites, end-A.01,as far as Chicago
ere.schoduled to taktepeit.'
..", •.:
"- ev'C'ersenee;:e.'n'ChaniCiohe
ship, Hob Sled races will hrink the sea .:tt in • to,. •ced..
elusion ,Febriulty ••'' 'One, of the poptilar
It/Antes of rearit-yeatilS the team of •husky -dog
udder the guidance of Arthr SeallAttia the tiello, •
known Indian guide., and led by iho redoubtable
Mounties, wilfrb takes, Ilassengers for long ,retuaoha
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